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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25

BALTIMORE, February 25.-Yirginia g. peelers
North Carolina 6's, old %; do. new, TO- do Eps,is
'a B.yI Gla t9dH{ Ean S@gar e. TO-
a6f Wbeat fSgr heavy and uachanged dem
~; No. do, .ISaI 10 No. 3 do, ia No western
req, ll?; No do, lI7all71s No 3 do II8tIs: Penn
sSlEani9 red, l9al 20: Maryland red, lOaI ~ DO
amber, ! p; DO. white, lloal Is. Corn frm-south-
ern white ,oa2 southern yellow, 70 western mixed
ss7saoO Oats 9uiSt-southern 62a7O; western white.
o., western mixeG, IS. Rye frner, Total o. Hay
Iuii ana IoWer-Pennsylyania and Maryland. I7a2l
q9 B fSf rG %aa lob ifr or4 F ss
i iS s .id Baoon-ShoIdeTs clear
rolls 2222S. Petroleum strong, 7Iaa7s Coffee dun
NEW YORK, February Us si active and r.
tegu lar Money "a Gold rs Exchange, long,
L3ESP 7,5 l2se p M. February 25-Uuited States
G S?9as 1851 Fs5rGaly Ere i EsT1y share
hIrm-Middling nPlands, 72sd.; middling Orleans Sl
speenlstion and export Sales on basis Of middlina
Rplands, nohing below low middlings, shipped Feb
the basis Of middling Orleans. nothing below low
niEddIlngs shipped January and February at l6i.
.i LSHSGDnN, February 25-Rcfned petroleum, l0ls
L9YD3y, February 25. 3 ~ p m-The bullion in
the past week; The proportion Of tile bank I,
t. a LIABILITY which last week l'a per cent is now
fRANKEoRT; February 25 United States 5 20
LONDON, February 2s-Sugar. D. a29s 81 Nor
cwt for No. y. Dutch standard. anoat
LoNDoN, February p, p. m.-Paris dispatches
quote rentes at O. francs 90 centiGles
LIVERPOOL, February -. 4 p. -Cotton-Salas
On the basis OF middling uplands; nothing bel wv
low nlddlings, deliverable April and NAV at IS I'D
on the sales to-day l0,7C0 hal"s were American
Brcadstuhs quiet Corn, 3ls .a}is 81. per quarter
Lard, els. 81. per cwt.
- PARIS, February Is, p. m.-The specie in the
BANK oil France has increased 10 go 600 francs during
the past week. Rentes g francs IS Centmes.
LIVERPOOL, February -, 40 n m-Cntton-
safes on the basis of middng uplands nothing below
good ordinary, Ishipped Jan and Feb vat II Sl
DO, nothing below low middings, deliverable Feb'v
anu March, at Is l6d do. do, deliverable March
and April at Is To- Sales on the basis of mdilin
Orleans, nothing below low middlings, deliverable
1iaiCE anu 4 prIi, AT l9-lod Lard Sls psr cwt.
LONDON, February Is, p. m.-TallOw, 30. "A 3d.
Sd per cwt.
ANTWERP, February 25-PetrOleum, 3Olz francs
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Condensed Locals.

The rows of large poplar trees on eth be
tween north and south Il streets, nave been
undergoing q looping process.
ShiliingfOn sends HGTpeT'S HeftH. WLf oats
and Frank Leslie's Illustrated -NelCsISIDeT for
March =.
Miss Minnie Swayze will recite search
ing for the Slain" tonight. a. Madame Le
Nert's sOiIee. and Mrs. Cot Daniel and Mrs-
Reni Hate will sing The blue and The grey
Commence at O'Clock
Miss Julia stephen. Of Bla1ensbUTg, and
the Misses Foster. Of Hyatt sville. Mi. last
Friday SkatCd from EladenSburg 20 Wash
miles.
Several gas lamps are needed badly on 18th
street, between north and south II streets.
Since the removal OF the bridge and filing up
OF the old canal no lamps have been placed
there. and ON dark and stormy nights the
way is not only gloomy hut dangerous.
A Toy named James Gibson. living at ~ ?
III street. while playing with some COmpan-
day afternoon, was run over by a carriage
owned by Mrs. Rhodes. and seriously injured
about the head and face.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Arlington FiIe Insurance Company
yesterday. the following directors were
elected ". :. Cox. w. y. Johnston. W. II.
Riley. ChaS. EdmOuStOn. VIM. Calf. W. T.
lIattiugly, T. VI. Hanson, ID. L. Robinson.
and VIM. King.
Detective COOmeS yesterday brought back
three Washington runaway boys from Balti-
more. naI,.cd Archie Hutton. James GRAY,
and Daniel Gray. ON their arrival here 1T
was discovered that HuttOnS right name was
Albert Drew, and that he was a fugitive from
the Reform School.
A public temperance meeting was held at
Hamline VI. =. Church last night, under the
auspices Of Pioneer Council. Sons Of JOna-
dab. Mr.. George W MCI.ane presided. and
addresses We're delivered by Rev g. q. Baker
and MesSrS- Champion. Francis, and McLane
81 the JOnadabS.
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ScOundrelly Assault Upon a Lady by
Ni.ht-LinPr.s-

About three o'clock this mo. ming as Officers
Brown and Smith, of the I'd precinct. were
patTOlling in the neighbOrhOO1 OF 18th and
COrcOran streets, they were startled by
CRIES OF MURDER AND police"
They FASTENED i'm the direction from which
the cries proceeded. and at the corner of the
streets named saw an elegantly dressed
young lady standing on the sidewalk. a man
beside her, and a hack and horses near by
standing in the deep mud. The lady was
badly frightened, and charged that an indie
dent assault had been made on her by the
hackman, James Wells, white. Officer Smith
TOOK Wells into custody and lodged him i'm y
cell al the 2d precinct StatiOn-hOuSe Officer
Brown started with the lady for her home
and she stated that her name was Mrs
Smith, ard that she was residing mpOrarily
ON 10th street, between p and q streets; that
HAD BEFN To PARTY,
ard her escort having been called UneNpect-
edly away, she. when the company left. sent
Tor hack TO convey her home, giving the
driver the directions. Instead of going out
18th or 10th street, both of which are hand
somely paved, ne turned down this street,
which at the present time is a perfect Quag-
miTe. Al the point named his hack and
horses became stalled in the mud, and. after
Intellectual attempts to start, he entered the
hack and
MADE THE ASSAULT UPON THE LADY.
VINO. in Selt-prOtectiOn, WIS forced 10 leap out
INTO the mud, which was nearly knee deep,
and make her way to the sidewalk. The Of
nCeT arrived at the door of the house where
the lady is stopping REV. Mr.. Herrel'S) and
trled every way he could To make the in
mates hear, but could not wake them. He
tugeed at the bell and raped with his baton
on the pavement, but failed to wake up tire
sleepers, and, finding no prospects of gaining
lngresS for the lady, escorted her to his own
house, No III 18th street. where his wife
prepared lodgings for her. This morning
Wells was
TAKEN To THE POLICE COURT
in the Black Maria. and the lady. Mrs
Smith, with her counsel, Mrs. Belva Lock
wood, appeared. and papers were soon pre-
pared, charging Wells with assault and
battery with intent to commit a rape" He is
a young man, not above 25 or d years Ofage,
n rOugh-lOOking customer, with red face
black mOuStache, hair cropped short, and
dirty looking generally. When called he
stood up. and after the charge was read he
answered promptly mot guilty" Mrs. Smith
told her story with considerable diffidence,
much Of il being unfit for publication, and
The case was sent TO the grand jury, bonds
being fixed at $1,000.
Mrs. Smith is respectable lady, OF pre-
possessing personal appearance, the widow
OF government officer and is in this city
from her home in the west TO obtain from the
government balance due her late husband.
Much sympathy is felt for her ON account of
her dIsagreeable experience OF last night.
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lie Dempsey-werren Shooting.


yesterday and last night the shocking
sftair on 18th street. described in The star
81 last EVENING" the shooting by John V.
dempsey of IOttie Warren and himself was
ne subject OF converse ton among many citi-
ZsTS and during the day large number of
persons Cailctl az The house where il occurred
Ia irCUiTe as 10 the condition Of the parties
bi hlHEN REAONED TO PROVIDENCE HOS
PTTAL.
Yesterday afternoon IL was decided thai
ienpsey should be removed u Providence
Hospital, and after arrangements hal been
made for the transfer under police surveil-
and she sent him wOTd that she foFgaVe him
freely. Dempsey asked permission IN see
her before his departure, which was granted.
and he was assisted to the room. As ne
reached the bedside OF the dying woman he
leaned over and kissed her tcndeTly. She Inn
mediately returned the SalutatiOn, and re
peated tire assurance that she fOrgave him
freely for his crime. He sank on his knees at
the bed and feryently emplOred forgiveness
from her and Heaven, and prayed that the
bullet might not prove fatal. Shortly after
ward the ambulance of the Providence Hos
pital arrived, and he was carried 10 ID and
taken at once TO that institution.
THE LAST RITES OF THE CHURCH ADMIN
ISTERED TO MRS. WARREN.
Last night Rev. j. a. Walter. pastor of st
Patrick's church, called on Mrs. Warren,
and she signified her desire to have admins
tered the rites of the church i'm which she ha A
been raised. Accordingly. after due but
hurried preparations. the Sacrament of Com
muniOn was administered. and after that the
last OF the solemn rites of the Church, EX-
tIeme UnctiOn.
THE CONDITION OF THE PARTIES TO-DAY
Mr.. Dempsey is regarded as considera bl :
improved to-day, and is quite cheerful. Mrs
arTeD : condition remains unchanged. and
she Is not any worse than she was yesterday,
but is somewhat weaker. Her friends are
hopeful, but the physicians regard her
chances of recovery very slim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25
Two Sides to Ii.

A wealthy lady of this city said the other
day, mo new dresses for me this winter:
there are too many poor to be fed."-Af0I7lia0
Paper.
The poor SeamStreSSes and dreSSmakerS Of
the city will bless the utterer of that piouS
sentiment! Certainly if her example were
generally followed one of the poorest and
most deserving classes of the community
would be added to the number of the poor
who are to be fed. Wouldn't that "weaithv
lady" do better 10 dispense her charity from
her surplus wealth instead OF taking il from
the fund upon which those who make Har
dresses have to live?-P ittsb,Tg Lea5er.
A HEALTHY BRAIS.-No sound working
brain without enough good blood 10 build IT.
repair it, and furnish the material for those
molecular changes which are the conditio1S
essential TO all nervous actions. intellectual
and volitional, as well as those OF lower IRA he
No good blood without a proper amount Of
proper food and air to furnish materials and
healthy Tl ganS to reduce a sufficient quau-
t1ty of these materials TO a state fit to emf az
the circulation. No he -lthy organs. strictly
speaking, except from healthy parents, and
developed and maintained by proper stimuli
nourlshment. and use. No healthy parent Is
mo help for ii. We are, OF course. apply 70
Inc term healthy 10 the brain, as Signifying
much more than freedom from disease. 4
healthy brain should show, by the outward
signs of clear. easily working intelligence
well-balanced faculties, and commanding
VIII, that its several organs. if such there be-
or its several modes of action. if il works M
a whole, are properly developed adjusted nv
themselves and i'll relation 10 each other
.. W. Holmes.
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WALL Street TA-daU-

NEW YORK. February 25.-The foHS financial
aTllce says-The " all street markets continue duh
In speculative shares, Pacific Mail has iuctuaed Ia
per cent, WHICH has had he effect Of making the
reIa inder Of the list feversh Gold opened at l46
and has since ruled at ll+As sll4s Gold loan for
ine daE have been made at per cent for carry
Ing: Foreign exchange is quoted as yesterday, the
Ioed rates ofthe leading drawers of serlinz being
ta5att72' respectively. For business, however, the
lnaIket i shade hrmeT prime sixty day being 4S2
a4szsa and 4eoa4o64 for demand Commercial
ranges from $50 to 4S2, according to grade.
government b nds in tbs marke. are lower State
bonds at The boanl were stesdy. with business con-
hhtd 10 Missouri :, Georgia :, and New York stlte
oounty loan The stock market outside OF Pacific
Mail has been without feature. This stock has
nuctuated be'ween S1s and 3la being now 32t The
e neral Is has been more less influenced hy the
chsnge IN this STOCK, although there has not been
thcngh doing 10 cJuse wide fluctuations A. We
lowest and the highest . ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25
G EO r G. EFT WN.

A GANG OF THIF.vFs ARRrsTFD-The
police have IN dura.oce vile some half dozen
coiored men, VINO are part of a syndicate
wnlch has oee-l engaged for some time in
robbing the miIlerS. The parties arrested
thls mnraIng had in their possession q con-
siderable quantity OF -four and corn meal in
sacks, which they had taken from the estab-
lishmentS Of MeSSrS, Deener, Cissel & Welch
expect 10 bag the remainder of the gang in a
few hours. An examination in the matter
Will be had this afternoon or tomorrow.
INF STEAMER JOHN GIBSON, OF the New
YORK steamship companys line will leave
New York on saturday, and will be due here
on Tuesday next.
THE CATTLE MARKET- MeSsrS Means &
90. report sales yesterday. at Drovers Rest.
OF 1Gl head OF cattle, at prices ranging from
TO cents: $40 sheep and lambs from 5,E IN
~ cents; and Is cows and calves at from SOS
to $50
THE RIVERA dense fog still hangs over
u river The ice has melted TO a thickness
OF about three inches. There is a very strong
current running. and ii is expected that the
ice will move before midnight. Parties are
busily engaged this morning i'm removing the
tugs and other boats from the wharf front to
places OF shelter i'm anticipation of the break
ing up OF the Ice and the set-dOwn from up
r yer.
THE EIGHT new brick dwellings recently
erected by eX-Gov. Shepherd on Cav and
Greene streets, having been painted throug
out, present very handsome appearance
Ihey are decided improvement TO that part
OF Georgetown, and will be ready for occu-
pancy in one or two weeks.
DEAD BoDY.-COrOner Patterson held an
inquest ON the body of a dead male infant
found in the yard of house on Bridge street
verdict that the child died from neglect after
birth, but as no clue could be obtained as
10 It's parents, a certificate of burial was
procured, ana IL was inferred i'm pOtteF'S field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Washington stock EXCHANGE. Feb. .,

r."s,,,nsF - = .1.NSguSe. fep. zo-
The follovng were the prices bid and asked az the
meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange to-day
National Metropolitan Bank, he. bid. Citi1ens'
Bank, ll51s bid, ~ asked. sundry LiSt~-Masonic
Temple .nds' p 4 A. p. C.. gold, IS bid,
e6 asked; Great Falls Ice Company stock. IS bid;
Ariington Fire Insurance Co. stock, Ice bid. E9i
ssked District Securities District of Columbia -
Wn Cos bonds, IS. J., ISIS, IS, a. 20 bid. p
asked Permanent Improvement, s. g, J. 4 J.,
IS asked; Market Stock Bonds. -, J. J.. 1902, s6
bid, ~ asked; Water do, 1891, ~ bid: Fund Loan,
lCongress) ass, +. A. 1904 7ols bid. 70i. asked
washington -. Five Year certificates 10, NJ 4
y, ls15: 90 bid; s91s asked; Ten Year Bonds, 6s,
LEG 70 g, v. l9O2. 20 bid. Board of Public
kS-Certihcates, Gen. Imp, S., } J., L74, ~
bid 1s asked; do l31s, a. bid. O. asked: do. lS76,
~ bid " askec; do, ISL % bid. 81 asked; do IS7s
60 bid, 81 asked; do. series, S9 bid, 81 asked Ger
i1heates. sewer, SIS & J.. ls74 a, 65 bid: Water
&c rtIfcates. IS. III. a hid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25

,lHE WARRINGTON CONFERENCE NJ E
III RCH-Ihe twelfth session OF the Wash
ahetoh Methodist Episcopal Church convened
IN AieXandrla yesterday, and, after religious
services, 4. g. Key was elected Secretary y
N. carroll assistant. and j. n. < Hall sta
tlsucSl secretary. Question s. Who are tha
AupernGmerary preachers Answer. A Forl
Ques = Who are the superannuated preach
r. e! Ans b Brown, ST. Cues. 5. Who are
The deacons OF the first class Ans w II
hunSon, + Rain, q. Jackson, y. b Williams.
n 4. lawson, 3 Mann reported their mis-
slonaIyi chOrCh extension and Episcopal
money, and were elected to second elias fbe
comInlttees Were appointed, aud the exami-
nation OF character was taken IN After the
nsual hotice> were given BY the several COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25

olG6ESIlONS HOW THE SUFFERING
Poor MAY BE RELIFVFD-1Tr E5IiJor. :
NStlclhg IN our STAR, under tn e ~ gnature
Newcomer, allusion made to- the cOndI-
Iloh anu wants OF the poor in the city, allow
me to suggest that there are quite q humber
OF musician friends, who, ifJOined ID interest,
and who would, no doubt, If solicited, at
OF the poor. Mention might be OF Mrs
BUTTS, well known as vocalist, VIII o will be
mere some few days; Prof Pond, voca list and
pianist, formerly organist at Ply mouth
church, Brooklyn, and who played the, we'd
ding march al the time Theodore Tito ] was
married: besides many amateurs and ID rsfes-
slonals, VINO would, no doubt, take the mat
Ter IN hand. A musical entertainments in
loEmal and hrSt-class, could thus be given
H ~ the week If necessary that would be
oI PIacueal and pecuniary benefit TO TIE
needy. Information can be had nrohabl, a 4
EIls music store as TO the carrying out o, ,
the protect Respectfully, one of your con-
stdHl Itiutfs, T.. NJ p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25

10 kEEP FULLY POSTED in regard 10 the
very latest >ty les IN BewelTy OF all Kind, 10 is
essential That one should visit tie ipyyeIry
store OF Ny. Prigg. at - Pennsylvania ave
nG*. al least once each week in ife year.
We nave been doing 50 for years pSSt and
We nave Yet 20 recall single time that he
htd nOI something new and beauti fui 10 show
u HE very latest and most beautiful ar
teie> received by Mr. PTi2g were shown US
SSStShInay III me way OF samples OF Colorado
sapphire ami OpalIan earrings which yer.
Stnt TO him by the Lake George diamond
setter a. mate settings To the Lake George
diamonds Mr.. Prigg will receive early this
week another lot OF those very elegant eIuS-
ter-dlamOnd crosses set in Jet. sold 10 match
The diamond drop; also MaSOn's bracelets i'm
1ead gold, with buckles; chain bracelets
with slides with pearl center. X karat gold
plated chains, made by BarrOws & Co. and
nsw sets in smethysts. with gold fronts
ueS isneti 10 take the place OF real stones in
sold.-S3DlJtfty CtrOaicis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25

49, es Fine latest sweet thing" from Paris i'm
The way OF hcadweaT is "the baby hat - ma le
and plenty of lace and colored bows. IL *
pretty OIL young faces.
aSA person OF an inquiring turn of mind
asks. docs the Lord love a man who SpenIS
al church festival the money he owes 10 his
washeTwoman! We pass the cOnundTufn
to the next man.
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LOCAL NEW S.
Amrsemenis.d DC. IO.Nighf.

Nc1iOslal TheG'eT.-StrakCSch Ita Ian Opera
Company in &c L1HeHgrIn.'
FOrdrs OT1eTd Hottse.-Fifth Avenue Theater
Combination in .. Alike
77eGtFr Cpuliqlse.-The great drama Of ''H0b-
ert Macaire. or The Two MuTderers," sld
other attractions.
Avenue ThSGieT.-An immense bill OF at
tTactive novelties, with six new stars.
BNSTdTs HStI.-LiteraTy and musical sOiTee
bN Madame lie NtTt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. III. Warner real
estate broker and auctiOneer. sold yeStarIaI,
afternoon at auction Tor MeSSrS Charles ~
Burr and John L. Hardness. trustees lot "a
In r Il. Aliens subdivision 81 part of lof
numbered one, in square $40. fronting 10 feet
ON ID street, between III and I'd northwest ~,
q depth of II feet. and improved nv a three
story brick dwelling, No. POS, 10 j. D. Kitcb.
ESQ, az &C eco.
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- Gov. Hartranft has issued a warrant for
the execution on Wednesday, the 2ith day of
March next, OF Joseph Brown for the murder
OF Daniel NJ. KTaemer and his wife.
AZ The best way 10 enjoy things is TO use
tnem and thus get the worth of our money
OUT OF them. There is no sense in gorgeous
parloTs Kept in darkness.
Yes, Mr.. Beecher, the country is fast
coming 70 the belief that not only the evil
9snce OF Mrs Moulton. but that of Theodore
OF nnth In it.'-BostoH HeroId.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25

fREsHET N THE POTONAC-Tbe chief
signal officer mas made arrangements for
siNlhs ample warning of the approach or any
Ireshet Oh ice Hood ON the Potomac Nv sta
lonIng observers al Harper's Ferry and AZ
the Great Fails. from whence regular reDOrt :
VIII De received by telegraph and given To The
dLiu tl>'I lDuteu 10 the principal hotels
IN this city and Georgetown. The fOIlOwius
was received This morning:
HARPERS FIERY, WEST VA. Feb. D
Ie'a---ip tf7~y SiQyiOg O1irer- River raised
considerably in last - hours. and sin rfSir,r
but slowly. Ice All passed. down
OBSERVER SIGNAL OFFICE.
. me ice commenced breaking up opposite
thlS city ABOUT noon to-day. and is i1ating
on down stream gradually. with no indica-
lions thai there viii be mucI OF "a HOol
QULte large BODY OF ice lies above the Long
1Iidge, which Will probably 20 This evening
Inc itrry-hcstts 10 Alexandria have not vet
commented running.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25
THE COURTS.

SPECIAL TERM-Jtsl0e WYE.
approving trustee " report .sS and Tor di;rbation
Gcrs,ors sgt. Crochan's 5ministrator order TO re
appearance Of absent defendant. Williams ag,
AT. W ishart; decree confirming contract.
CIRCUIT CoURT-,Jwi1e Chrtter.
Yss,,erday' Rue ct al vs.. Endersi Judgment per
Judgment for plaintiff Carmody vs. Bartlett i vii,
TODAY, Murray agt Washington and Georgetown
Bartlett and " iiiams; verdict for. plaintiff e265
Hilton ast hekenny; Judgment below affirmed.
CRIMINAL COURT-JudDe DIN.
Yesterday, Fsgue vs. Wiser; verdict for plaintiff
for u O5. Cisse vs. Tuck; verdict for plaintiff for
Thi. morning, keesc agt. Freeman, Mr. Hine, for
pa'ntif; made the point that Justices iudgmeu '
may De kept open by issuing a #. IA within a yeaI
after the entry, and on from year to year judge
I'm I'm holds thn case under adyisement Dixon agt
CahilI agt. Smith; do, $40.
POLICE CoURr-J,age SileR.
To-day, Mary Keenan,, an old night walker, was
her with fine piano cover in her possession, whirf
IL is supposed she had taken from some house, and il
down Five small coored boys. between the ages !"
sard Is ears, were sent down Migrants, the re-
known eolored sneak thief was arrested by Sergean
Acton last night i'm the act of robbing cOnntryman
sent down. Charles Gladney and John Flood, two
strapping able bodied cOlore1 men, sent down
charged with petty larceny of articles from lady
bouse; : 10 or thirty days. Edward Howard, larceny
Of blank books; 40. John Lee, larceny of some
scaTfs from Sophia Howard, fined : l and costs
Tenny Lawson and Pink Dorsey, larceny of some
meal and buckwheat from grocery store 9th
street $40, or thirty days in Jail. Benjamin alton
and Charles III Smith pleaded guilty TO an ARRAY
and We're fined So each Edward Howari and jas
II. Blackwell, colored, charged with rcbbine the
peanut stand at the corner of Pennsy vania avenu,
ana 9Th street Of I'll 50, sentenced To sixty day.
each IN Jail Anna Lee, assault and battery on MARY
Jane Jordan, WHO testified that Anna struck her
Knocking her down, and choked her until her tongue
ran ont as long as her arm. When she found her
breath was leaving her body, she twitnessl caught
hold OF Anna hair and took good tug at il: : and
costs or fifteen DAYS. Frank Green colored, charged
with larceny Of two pieces of silver coin and a
pocket book from Judy Dixon; fined $50 and costs
or thirty days in Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25

BARGAINS IN LACEs and other gOO1S suit
able FOR the season, are offered by T. G.
Davis. As he Is closing out present stock in
order TO make room for spring aud summer
goods, q rare chance j. offered,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25
weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE CF CHIEF SIGMA OFF aCER,
WASHINGTON. FEB. =. 1M5.

For TIE middle Atlantic states. falling ba-
rometer and SOutheTly winds. followed by
rising Ia -OmeteT. northwest winds, cooler,
cloudy weather.
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