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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

tfS Lttf LiCtf Et.s. EhuT House drug
store.
,GEr TnE GFNUINT.-Thc genuine Doclep's
lCUSt PU10igr IL Ia oniy Ia cans. A'NaN<
rrfu~r il 1t offered looSe OF IN bua, II IL ths
pracuce 81 many -roccrS aud dealers % keep
cheap bsk l1g az Yeast Powder loo,,. ana sell
Y i"r any hand that j. called for. We there
tote caution pGrcIa>er> Ia see that they
gei y onIN be- cans or bottles. under the Ials-l
aud Irade Mark oi the Manufacturer. boo
ley Brother. New York
HEAVEN DESIGNED THE JyIcE af the Hor,s-
hound VI nt. the Tar Of the BALM u Gilead
Tree. aud Hr9l'u. Money. COR the r,li,.f ~ ~
IltttvC lungs. These thfcc specific, ar, com
blurd iu f't' Hru|H ~ nor uffr.i rnf Tif,-
VII curr a cough az coid, hoWc,cr .olcnt. WITH
P.r.s Ta,t arir Drops cure too.hache IN
one minute. Sold 7! AZ druggists 20 - coo
ANENA. of DATA, 6rsi>. l. tar Sip.t Tor "a any
oai meal H. she markrt-sithcr foreign oT do
m'>iic Try &c. Nour grover has D. lea > pound
stains ani sct ire sample package u.2l,ol:
THr ,.GYrsgy'> CUR is now ne standard
and onlN See soc f"r the p7omp, aad radical
cum tor Rheumatism. Ak IA iur Richards
Lieut. Gr>>iord. and Oficer IeuAiu> -. the NJ
f"iice. Sold hN druggists generally. u-9teol.
RTIIAEIE HrIr Tor weak and acryous suf-
iererS. chronic, painful. ard pro>trating dis
eases cured without medicine. rulNermari,-
crS Electric Belts the grand d,,i,ieI.atup
Avoid limitations. Eopk and Journal With mar.
iieularS, mailed iicc. Address PulNrrnlchcr
GdlNanic Co. New Work city. t.idNkly
THr RrA>oN WY an hou>ckcepers and
others u>V che -iirsiitu NrrUrIfs pT il ina, m
accident has ever rurl,'d from Az u>s Il il
the best in the world. Al >torckecprrS ~~U a.
Try a.. aud Yea viii have no other. Take moth
ng bat Aladdin.
The above oil can he had AZ George gyneai.
Jr $50 10 street northwest nlNl:
l
AoVNC'S Patent DETERGENT Is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sull w
druggists and grocerS. "a
TO LADIES AND GENTIEMEN.-Me wish -
| call attention to \. fi>cheT'S Chemical Scour-
| iug and nNe icing Establishment. No gN6G street,
| near Th street. by promptly adopting the
latest improvements. Mhesher ot American ur
European invention. be u enabled Ia do his
work Ia a manner not IL be- cqUalcd by thp>,s
moi possessing these facitirS His cleansing
and dNeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are iI
| Tact the cheapest iu the city on account of MS
| superior work. give him a call-ssS a. street.
| functualiiA guaranteed. Cent, Suits oy-I
and pressed ior 80; Gent suits cleaned and
| pressed for -
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CITY ITEMS.

W hoy WAkEN la tie morning with \ bitter
taste in the mouth. coated tongue. nerhaps
head che. Your liver = torpid. Avu ns,,, Oir-
>tarp.
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ANOTHER LIVE Ixsrp.vc,

ANOTHER IIFE INSURANCE PRESIDENT ON
IRIAL--Dr Thomas \. Lambert president of
the American Popular Life Insurance com.
pany was placed ON trial in New York yester-
day, on the charge OF swearing to false return
Of assets and liabilities of that institution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

louisville, Pa, Dec. Nicholas Regnery
was instantly killed i'm the mines near Ash
land last evening. i'm a premature explosion Of
powder while blasting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

AWARDS on PIANos.-Mr. Albert Weber
was the inst Ia give figures TO the public. and
spread them broadcast over the land. mas.
much rs the figures he gave la al no founda ton
III lact. and have been cbRtrOdicteG bg thu, pN.
aiming jurors, his statements come under
The criminal category. which is putting il in
The mildeSt form possible. That Mi Weber
has INDUCED in Wholesale falsphoodS We ara,
July convinced. after examining letters writ
ten 10y each one of the Jurors as Seon as they
were made fully aware of the infamous state
lnents he was ioisting upon the public in their
names.
The judges are all gentlemen of high posi-
tlon and character, and regret that they have
been compelled 10 make a united protest
against the uDwholesome fraud committed i'm
their name 10y the interruptions conduct of
Mr.. Weber.
Judge Curtis recently delivered the follow
ing opinion on a ease not unSimlar To- the one
IN question against SIr. Weber. in which we
heartily concur:
As matter of law. when man presents
10 the public statements in the form of a cir
cular or an advertisement. he is bound by
those statements. The man who seeks by
false statements in regard TO his business
through an advertisement. tn delude the pub
lie. when he does il Ia reap profits for his own
advantage. is taking the first steps on that
road Which terminates with forgery and with
crime. Il american Art Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. ae.. Tonight.

Amusements- Ge.- Tonight.
National Tneoter.-Robson and Crane i'm
Forbidden Fruit
Opera H0use.-Rose and Harry Watkins in
''TrOdden Down.
1hedter COmique.-" Blue Beard and va
rietieS.
Lincoln Hdu.-kellogg- Cary concert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

WHILE STEINwAY AND WEBER are quarrel
ing over the awards. their successful rivals
Hallet Davis Co, are winning all the honor>
and carrying on the spells on their celebrated
prize upright pianos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

The great sale still continues. Only sixty
(so) days longer and the store now occupied
by Carter, 40 Market Space. and known as
the popular cash dry goods store. Twill be
no more Every yard of beautiful dress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

CINCINNATI. Dee. Eight of the principal
business houses and two dwelling at Athens.
Ohio, We're burned last night. The loss is esti.
mated at from $4,000 to $4,000 The county
bridge over the SciOto river, near Chillicothe.
Ohio. was burned yesterday. The loss is esti-
mated AT from $4,000 TO 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04
A Husband.Kfller ON Trial.

NEW YORK, Dee. 4.-Sarah +. Creighton was
placed on trial at Lancaster, Ohio, yesterday
Tor killing her husband January I'd last, BY
beating his skull with a nail puller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

RUNAWAY COUPLE FROM WASHINGTON
The Baltimore Americon Of this morning
says: A gentleman from Washington, who ar
rived on one OF the late trains last evening
from Washington, came to the Central station
Immediately after 2 O'Clock this morning, and
stated that his niece, Fanny Myers, who hal
been visiting him, had run away with mar
rled man from Washington named Robert
POulsOn. He had followed them i'm the same
train to Baltimore and accompanied them to a
restaurant up town. Somehow they lett him
without his being aware of it. He asked that
both parties be arrested. 1t was their inten-
ton to leave for Philadelphia to be married.
The girl is nineteen years old. and her parents
reside in Philadelphia.
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CLOSING OUT our large stock of dry goods
cheap. Carpets, -, 70. g, 20. 60 &c oil cloths
al widths, cheap: plain mohair dress goods
ID cents; BLACK cashmeres. cheap; black al
pacas from Il cents blankets comforts cloths
and casslmeres for men and boys wear fan
nels, shawlS. al TowsOn's cheap store.-.adyi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

A FINE COLLECTION of singing and fancy
Dlrds has Just been secured at DOwlings auc-
ton Rooms, and VIII be sold at private sale. of
fering fine opportunity for parties To secure
a most pleasing Christmas present.-ddrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

THE RACE AT Brentwood yesterday was
rather uninteresting, owing to the poor track,
which prevented fast time being made. The
. purse Of 600 Jersey Boy won the first heat
In 5:S Ned Buckley the second, in $40 and
Jersey Boy the third and race, in 5:ls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

AS-A heavy snow storm prevailed at Shen
andoah, Penn, Saturday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

The DRESSED DOLL SALE.-Thomas Bowling
VIII have tomorrow at his SalesrOoms clos
ing sale OF elegantly dressed dolls, being an
Importation direct from Schunberg, Germany.
They will be sold in lots to suit private buyers
as well as dealers At the same time will be
offered select lot Of furS, which will be sold
regardless Of cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

fosTPoNEMENT OF Book SALE-The sale of
books advertised Ia take place this evening az
the sa!eSrooms of Thomas Bowling is una
koidably postponed until Thursday evening at
the same hour. There are some elegant work
IN the collection. in fine library binding. land
The sale should he Well attended. Catalogues
are now ready for distribution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

MARRIAGE LICENCES have been issued to
VIM. Henry and Julia Sales: Oliver Griffin
and Rose Madison; Bartlett Taylor and An
HE Fisher; Auguste Detterer and Bertha Ko-
Hawkins and Julia HatOn; Th0s. A. Slack
and Mary Washington, both of Alexandria
county. Va: Jos. Z. Gally, of Philadelphia.
Pa. and Caroline c. Williams, of New York
Prince Georges county, Md. VIM. Wolf and
Margaret NandrOw. both of Alexandria. Va
Frank Davidson and Eliza Shoemaker, both
of Montgomery county. Md; James Coleman
and Martha Stella Bundy: Lemuel Ross and
Mary Emma Bradley; VIM. ii. johnson and
Alice Perry
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GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING ASSOCIATIoN.-At the 35th regular
monthly meeting Of the Tenth Building Asso-
ciatiOn held last night at Gcddard's hall. S. 40
was sold, being five shares. at an average of
DOES 1T MEAN RAILRoADe-Suryeyors
commenced survey above the Aqueduct
bridge yesterday for the narrow gauge rail-
road as proposed some time since. AT least 50
Il is stated, but nothing very definite can be
learned.
LIBBEY's Row-Every tenant has moved
from Libbey's row, on ID street, on account of
the numerous attempts recently made TO burn
the buildings.
Wheat is worth from sL40 to sl-52ls. Market
firm and inactive.
awe have ALSO miles of railroad west of
the summit of the Rocky Mountains.
AIThe mercury fell TO % degrees i'm New
Orleans Saturday, and to 20 in Montgomery,
Ala.
%IIlinois papers say that Amelia. the
favOrite wife OF Brigham Young. intends TO
return to her old home in Peoria TO live.
WV MASSEY & co.'s
PHILADELPHIA
ALE, PORTER, AND BROWN STOUT.
IN CASKS AND BOTTLES.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
SAM'L &. PALMER.
Sole Agent, ID. c.
Depot-57 GREEN STREET.
nov2O-u GEORGETOWN. ID. &.
TEAs:
new CROP ooLoNG, 50 cents per LIB.
ne mones equal q sn{ e fhs ,e.tess for
Deotzrs "a Itns Leos snd CO.,
SIGN " BIG "T. ecte-tr
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DEEDS N FEE have been filed a. follows:
Randolph Carton. guardian and trustee. Ia
John Mafiuire. 1893: part lot 2& Metropolis
view; j; l.. Hoggles 10 Hudson Petit. $3.50:
Wilson. $3.50: lot -. square BIS w. J. Miller
trustee. 10 4. Ehrmantraut. 81 i05: part of Co.
lumbla Foundry property. near Georgetown:
containing acres, ) rods and - perch.S r
part lots ]. and * square s2& w. W. Writ Ia
> r. Douglas. $40: part lot & in square SIS
j. NJ. Nesmlih Ia J.. T. Cotton >: part of
lot IL. block > Meridian Hill. W. L. Yale 10
Elizabeth Crawford. s3lU0: Sublot Il of sub
lots 20 and IL square 242. John Murphy 10
Stephen Grandson. sS00: Sub-lol 10 lots n +. q.
IL. l.. and VI. of square -. G.. X. Little ct al
10 L: II. Dunn. $3.50; part lots and , and all
lot l. square $50 j. H. Scott to VI. 7. Whit
ney. s2SU: loi Is, square Do L. II. Windsor
Meridian Hin. John Markriter 10 L. II. Mind
Sor ct al, S5l3.l3: same property. L. l.
Cotton 10 l.. Il. Ne>mith. $: part lof
Han block lo Neri MsIker Hill Afe fas
and ~, square Lie; J. F. Fitch aud Il. {. Fox.
trustees, 10 J. q. adams. trustee, 5000: lots .
and II. square S2. q. y. Loyett trustee To-
charlotte BoStWick, $50; part lot ! square
~ &. w. Stckney. trustee, To J. A j. Ores
We'll ct al. sl,sO: lot -. square S3s. James
Fraser 10 John McClelland si.oO0: lot y square
81 j. +. Riley, trustee, 10 Frederick Bates.
sAJO: lots :. . and 10. square 6l9 n r. Iau-
rltZen To j: +. Riley. 3: the same property.
j. w Collainer 10 Ada Connolly. Si5lj: sub
Amanda e. CoIlamer, $50: same property.
Mercy Nj. Gray 10 Mary r. Burns s.: sub
Dt u. lot p square if2. =. 4. Pomeroy CT al
trustees. 10 Fanny Bryant. $50: lot = section :.
Barry farm: +. A. Sellhausen ct al. trustees
10 Maria Frederick. s2075: four and a hall
acres OF land near the navy yard bridge ia
cob Wagner ct al Ia John Wagner ~ 1905.
paft oil lois ), p 1 and 9, square $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

REAL ESTATE SALE Messrs. DuncansOn
Bros, auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon
for Joseph II. Edison and James ID. CARY
trustees, lot 10, In square 500 to j. ID. Free for
l6, in A. b. Kelly's subdivision of original lot
6, in square 800, to same purchaser for @ 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

SUITS TO INFORCE DISTRICT LIENS FOR
UNPAID Enthusiastically Mr.. A. q. Riddle,
as attorney for the District, entered suits in
the following eases to infOrce liens Of the Dis
Columbia agt. EllenOra Aigler ct al, on south
half lot l, square 42S; do. agt. A. Bregazzi ct
al. sub 8 square IA. and lot +, reservoir IA:
do. agt. e. +. Myers ct al, lot IL, square 10.
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Other DepredafiOns.

n report from another source states that
band of Indians visited Madden's rancho, at
the Cheyenne crossing of the Fort Pierre route.
and drove of all the stock. A heavy trail was
marck road. At the intersection of the trail
with the road the Indians had made rude
sketch of an Indian and a white man frater-
niZlng. SurmOunted by three stars. rancho
on the Sidney road SIX miles from Crook CITY,
was attacked recently, but the people escaped
into the woods. The Indians ransacked the
house. and destroyed all the property they
could find.
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Crook to the Reseue.

Inc county commissioners were informed by
General sheridan today. by telegraph. that
lief To The freighters, and also the settlements
in the Black Hills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

1HE REASON Why an hou>ckcrpers and
others u>C fhc -iirsiiiu NrrUr.fs pT i ina, M
accident has ever CURED from U> Use 4 i
the best m the world. An >forckecperS ~ru IA.
Try a.. and Nou viii have no other. Take moth
mg but Aladdin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

AoyNC'S PATENT DETERGENT Is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. SulI w
druggists and groceTS. "a
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The above wi can be had a. George g,neai.
Jr. = $50 u street northwest. ntNl.
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BOYS CLOTHING.-The new designs i'm fab
RES and the latest styles i'll shapes at the BOYS
clothing house of B. Robinson 4 Co. 800 Penn
Sylvanla avenue. attract purchasers from all
quarters of the District and from all parts of
The surrounding states. their clothing for boys
and children Is the perfection of cut and work
manship. Parents find no ia ult with the good,
They Introduce for the playground aud the
schoOlrOOm, and for dress purposes. The
prices are SD much less than are named else
where that selections are made without the
least hesitation. They are in the boys clothing
business: they have made it their study and
on Its success they have staked their living
means, comfort, etc; rs they propose to STAY
IN the business, they intend to work for and
build up a permanent trade. They recognize
as necessary that they must win the confidence
OF their customers: Ia do this they must be
Ialf and square in all their dealings with them.
They mark their goods rs low as they can be
produced. make no Misrepresentation and
gladly correct any errors they NAV make or
have made. They are doing their business on
The above basis and solicit your patronage be-
lieylng that ii will be for your advantage. as
well as their own. if you give them your trade
Go and see them at 500 Pennsylvania avenue.
ana in making your children happy they ex-
pect TO Contribute somewhat to their own hap.
piness and pnrse.-AdtI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

Street lamps Will be- lighted at h.l1 y. m. and
eXiinguiSheu n 30 Il. M.
Members of the 4th-Strcet NJ E Church
southeast. See notice elsewhere.
From J. {. Parker. 6l9 eth street. We have
the New York papers in advance of the mails.
About o'clock last night a coal oil lamp eN-
pioded in the store of III. ii. IasSell, on street.
between 9Th and 5,h. doing about so damage.
Officer Burns. of the Island precinct, has ar
Ryan. having with him three door-mais. which
are at the station-houSe. Ryan is held for
hearing.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Masonic Hall Association last night.
directors were elected for the ensuing wear as
follows: Peter ii. HOoe. y. u. Larner w. III.
Goods. DIR. ID. McFarlan and Robert Ball
GeorGe L: Ellison, eN-englneer of the Capitol,
charged with the murder of David Small who
was yesterday surrendered by one of his sure
ties. rendered Robert III. Bryan as bondsman
in the sum of $500. and he was substituted as
surety in the place of MIR and Mrs. DOnnelly
This morning. John Bunker. who is charged
with forgery in Philadelphia, was arrested by
Detective Ne El1reSh and delivered To an officer
from Philadelphia with whom he returned to
that city.
This week the Hebrews are celebrating the
feast of Hanucah. which commenced on Satur-
day last. Among the orthodox Hebrews of
Europe, this holiday Is generally observed. but
in this country only partially. The event cee-
hrated is the return of Judas Macca beuS from
his victories. when he found the homes of the
victorS illuminated. and in Europe il is the Gus
tom To illuminate by means of little cups of
burning oil. but here the wax taper is used.
Some of the ladies OF the Congregational
Church met last evening at the residence %
Mrs. j. 4. Hopkins. and reorganiZed their sew
ing society for the relief of the poor of the city
for the winter. The following officers were
elected: Mrs. Langdon. president Mrs. Alfred
Wood. Mrs NJ Il. Cushman. Mrs. John Sunck-
lee. vice presidents: Miss Mary Rankin. treas
urer: Miss Louise Hopkins. secretary; to as
certain from the president of the Board of
Health eases ct deStltutlon among the sick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

kFiIABlE hELP Tor weak and leTyauS sui
fererS. chronic, painful ard pro>trating dis
eases cured without medicine. HulNsrmari,-
crS Electric Belts the grand d,.>ideratum
Avoid limitations Rook and Journal With par
ilculaTS. mailed ftcr. Address PulN.rmIchrr
GdlNanic Co, New York city. t.ldNkly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-04

ANENA. or OFT " GrtiS. l. tar >up,l inr "a any
oai ~, al a. she markvt-,itGcr foreign or do
nestle. Try &C. Nour grover has d. iu pound
Packages. ~ rall ai efS Louisiana aNruue lup
>iair>) ani sct ire sample package. u-2t,al:
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND CONCERT
TOR FHE BENEFIT on
ST. PAlL-S FPI>sOPaI CVVRCu
fEipAl EVENING, DECEMBER Z. 1871.
the following well-known artists viii appear:
Miss EVA MILLS. >npTano:
Miss JENNIE BRYAN. Contralto:
Mr.. JOHN PIGH. Tenor:
Nj. y. !. NIPPLE. BARITONE.
Mr.. W. 4. MlDNEN. BasSo:
Prof CARL RICHTER. Pianist
The male o'TEITE CH1IRoF THE CHURCH,
and = select uIalc chorus of fhiTfA Nnir,.s
Tickets. - ctuts. Reserved S.at, IS cents: n
b ouis in@l ~ Mctzerott'S. Ballautyue'S Brad
Adams. aud fill-s bookstores 49,
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lHF ..GNPsEI' : GIFr' is nov he standard
ahd onlA see zoe tor the p-oWp, aad radical
Curc Tor Rheumatism. Ak IA ior Richards
Lieut. Ir>>iord, and officer Jenkins az the NJ
Police. sold IN druggists generally. u.9.cal:
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-08-24

t.sa their business in their own daily
press Men Who neglect their own and
most vital enterprises are uCt apt te
offer 10 others any great advantages.
I generally cut every town where
notice the local press is not sustained
by i:s banks, its merchants and manu-
facturers"
Your rule is a good ohe, Brown. II
is doubtful whether I can make any
sales here. If you want TO purchase
snap, spices, boots and shoes. on,
steel, steam engine, paints. musical
instruments. agricultural implements,
vehicles OF any kind, millinery, drugs,
flour, grain, or in short almost any
thing except boarding house or q
situation wanted you have a very
thin assortment to select from if thi:
newspaper is taken as a guide
Note by the solicitor: AN Ider
taker has promised me an advertise
ment if l will trade it out in collins
providing will not select anything
better than pine boxes stained in OIL
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-08-24
Burglary.

On Tuesday night of last week, the
Grange Store, at Oak Ridge, thi:
county, was broken into by burglars
and about one hundred dollars worth
of goods taken. The fact of tie rob
berry was not discovered until Satur
day morning. On the night OF til.
robbery of the store, new harness was
taken from the barn of III. n. Davis
and spring seat and new horse col
lar was taken from the barn of JohL
Decker. When the robbery of the
store was discovered, il was learned
that some of the goods had been seen
in possession of parties, near North Bal
timore. Accordingly certain partie:
went over there and were enabled to
trace the robbery to Henry Russell,
who lives at or near North Baltimore,
and Alfred Collins, residing about eight
miles north of that place. They then
went befors the Mayor of North Balti
more to have warrant issued for the
arrest of the parties, and it is alleged
that he at first refused to issue because
it was Sunday, and Afterwards mag
nified objections So that it was not un-
til after dark that the warrants were
obtained, and then the Mayor sense OF
justice was SO keen that he required
the parties to secure the costs before
permitting the arrest to be made. How
ever, they succeeded in arresting Rus
sell after employing posse to watch
the house till morning. He afterwards
got away, but was subsequently ar
rested OH Tuesday morning and to
gether with Collins. was brought be
fore Esquire Beardsley, Of this city.
On motion of Counsel for the d-fens.
the preliminary hearing was postpou
ed until to day, when the parties will
doubtless be bound over to court, e
stolen goods having been found in
their possession.
1t is said, with how much truth we
will not avouch, that when the Mar
shal of North Baltimore read the war
rant to Russell, he trembled for the
consequences. Russell has a hard
name in that locality, and even stout.
er men than the Marshal have declined
to ATTEMPT his arrest.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-08-24
Caught Apaiu

Sheriff Tritch deserves credit for the
capture of Ed Sullivan, who recentlv
csc ped from Jail. Learning that he
wa in Bellefontaine, the Sheriff took
a conveyance to Carey, on Wednes-
day evening, caught the night express,
reached Bellefontaine aud secured
his bird in time to return by the next
traiu. He lodged bis bird in prison
Thursday We trost no key will be
allowed to lay within his reach again.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-08-24

II. Grand procession will form on
Main street, right on State, from State
to Front, on Front TO Birchard avenue
to BucklaDd avenue to the residence
of the President of the United States.
where the exercises of the day will ter
inmate.
The proceedings will be rulivened
with music by the Light Guard Band.
the Drum Corps and Glee Climb of the
Twenty third Regiment and 'ther
music as may be provided. to be ar
ranged in the final programme TO be
herea fter announced.