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National Republican., 1877-07-03
AUDITED CERTIFIC4TES.
Trying to Enforce Their Payment.

The hearing on the rule against the District
Commissioners, to show cause why manda-
mus should not be issued in the case of VIM
Nelson, jr., TO pay over to him q certificate of
the hoard of audit for $4,000 for work that he
had done for the District was rcturnable yes
tcrday, but in consequence of the change that
was taking place in the Board Of Commission
ers,and at the instance of Justice Humphreys
the hearing was postponed until Monday next
This will be considered a test ease, and many
creditors Of the District are standing alo0f
waiting for the result, with view of adopt
ing it should the decision be in their favor.
The certificate is one of class amounting to
nearly s2j0O0O, and was after examination
and approval of the board of audit, prepared
and signed by the members of the board and
likewise by the comptroller and register of
the District, but they were not in fact handed
to the respective owners or holders of the
claims. The joint resolution of Congress of
March, 1876, abolishing the board, transferred
the books and papers to the Commissioners,
but they deny that they have any right to de-
liver them, because they are custodians only.
The great hardship to the contractors is that
they lose their right Of action in the original
accounts, because by the act of Congress they
were merged in the certificates.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
FIXING 4 DAY
Tor thc TrInI of Imrortnnt Cnses.

Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, after con-
siderable discussion. number of important
eases were set down for trial pcrcmptorily on
the dates given bclOw
The case of Frederick A. Sawyer, William r.
Haincs, Frank W. Brooks Philiph D. Roddcy,
and W. II. Barston, indicted for presenting
fraudulent cotton claims against the United
States Government was assigned for Sep
tcmbcr II, the third Monday in the month
This Is u charge of conspiracy aud embraces
two claims for cotton, amounting, respectively,
to S2l,3lS,75, and Si3, 1881, rs
The next ease is that of q. w. 'Bryan and
William Craig, charged with obtaining money
from the Government on fraudulent vouchers
for mules represented to have been furnished
10 the Government aud lost in tho service.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
SELLING AVID LENDING.
Deeds OF Trust, Releases and Real Estate
Transfers Recorded.
The following papers were filed with the
recorder yesterday:

The following papers were filed with the
recorder yesterday
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mary A. Derby to Emilio A. Sands, for 50 500. lot
Dcrbys subdivision, square l62 z. HOlel to J. II.
GRAY Gray; Tor 200 lot q square 9t Jane = Tucker
ssrs is Samuel S Y %ss yGSn % fhp r
5 Mount Il! :assh ss IT, Ttghs SSf n 'pSSyS9 PsSE 5a S
lot "a, square 3s7. Edward CLARK ct al, to the
National Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company
2 T. 3, a .. 10, II and u, and square 10, Of
sherwood. Edward CLARK ct AL, to the National
Metrop1,,sn ,, Fire insurance Company, lots 3 to .
ana IL, square u, OF lsherwood.
DEEDS OF Trust.
O. u. Mattcrson to J. T. stevens trustee to secure
Iamott Thomson sl0OoO, lot 5, square 2H. Arthur
trustee to Secure re aii iinmc stoo lot G Il Of Nor
gan's subdivision Of lot L. square ~ J. C. Noyes 10
W Handy trustee, to secure q. ID. Livingston
si.756i6: lot ., square 2la Henderson Taylor to s.
= Arnold, trustee, to secure the Eagle Company
sSab lot u Of Eagle Companys subdivision Of lot o.
square IN, in wrighrs subdivision Of Pleasant
y w Jones and j. L. Davis to secure q. r. Barnard
S.oo, lot !, In old Georgetown. NJ A. Thyson TO
k9oar .; !, ho,,zinan 1 g secure 6 Conner SOD
Hill. q. w Scott to Z. J. Donahno to secure Sarah
Butler s6I5, part OIL Is, square 100.
DEEDS OF TRrsr-CuATrEIs.
7. Edward Clark 10 Samuel Cross, to secure W.
II. Hoske $1,000 all lumber and coal In lots ~, 20
and 10, IN square sol; square s0.. on Georgia
avenue, between Third and Fourth streets suoth-
east; on Bagdcn's wharf on lots and 4, In square
sl6 lot % square s27; on Clark's wharf machinery
and material In Clarks planning mills. II. e. Jones
to {. T. Carly, to secure Vim. DAILY 81 0O0 goods and
chattcls In house No. 2ljj Pennsylvania avenue.
RELEASES.
Z. c. Weaver and r. II. Warner, trustees, to Mary
Coomcs, lot l0l, Chapman's subdivision OF lots 4 TO
II, square 3Gi J. l.. Kidwcll and W. II. Ward TO
Mary A. DAILY, lot 6, Days subdivision Of square
l62
DILL or SALE.
Jacob o. De Castro TO l.. b. Cain, for s7,3i1 the
right and title In the claim of b. Wen VS.. Mexico.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
In Eenhlr Gnrmants.

For some weeks past complaint has been
made to the officers of the First precinct that
u hoy about sixteen years Of age has been
going the rounds Of South Washington and
aSsocating with those of his own color under
false prctcuccs, lie would 90 among the
young females, rlad in the costume Of n young
girl, He kept up his practice until Saturday
night last, when he was OvcrhaulCd by
ratroman McGrcevcy, of the First precinct,
who locked him up for II hearing before the
Police Court yesterday morning. lie was
yesterday scnt TO the work house for ninety
days by Judge Smell, on the charge Of being
dangerous character.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
Mike Kelly Dcparts,

The case of Michael Kelly, charged with
corruptly intimidating Pat McNamara, a wit
ness In gambling case was called in the Grim.
inal Court yesterday. Tho indictment was
found to be faulty in not properly describing
the ofiense, and after argument It was quashed.
The witnesses were Immediately sent back to
the grand jury In order that n new indict-
ment might be framed. A bench warrant has
been sent after Kelly, who disappeared from
the courthouse during the proceedings In the
casp
National Republican., 1877-07-03
AUCTION SALEs To-Day.

a''ioN SaLt' io-bAr'
BY Duncanson Bros:
At 10 o'clock, a large and general collection OF
new and second hand furniture.
At o'clock, lots Nos. lS3 1884, 1856. ls6, In square
No. 675.
At . o'clock, house No. 9O6 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest
BY Thomas Bowling:
At 10 o'clock, at No. l2s, southeast corner OF
Second and streets northwest, well kept house
hold furniture.
By J. T. Coldwcll:
At $50 o'clock, neat twostory brick house on
Park street in the village of Mount Pleasant in the
District Of Columbia.
by bowman & Green:
Al 9 o'clock, two.story frame house and lot on
Seventeenth street next TO corner c southeast.
BY p. Foley:
tSll seventh street northwest at - o'clock, val
liable household furniture.
BY John Sherman:
At o'clock, lots Nos 49, II and 10, in square No.
6j2
By Thomas T., WHggaman:
AT O'clock improved property oil d street, be.
tween Second and Third streets northwest
BY James g. Chapman:
AT 10 o'clock, at the auction rooms Of Duncanson
Bros, a lot OF personal effects.
National Republican., 1877-07-03

A GRAND EXCCRSIoN-oNLY $3.50 chill
- dren half price-to Norfolk. VA, and return on
Washington. from the foot Of sisth.sireet wharf,
MONDAY, July l6 isTi, at O'Clock In the evening,
and arriving at Norfolk Tuesday morning about
ociock under the management Of the trustees OF the
Nineteenth street and shiloh Baptist churches.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
ITO, FOR A GLORIOUS FOURTH
BALTIMORE AND HOLLY GROVE,

special trains to Baltimore Leave Washington at 8,
Sgi and 10 a. m. Special arrangements have beeu
made with the Maryland steamboat Company to carry
passengers TO Holly Grove every hour. lloundtrlp
principal hotels. Tickets to Holly Grove, ~ cents
extra, to he had on the cars See posters. jya+hs
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Hoilinss.
head Is the only boat allowed to land passenger, At
steamer (which is connected with the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association) avoid riding In ambulanccs
three miles ns by other lines.
Round trip, u, including admission to Mansion and
Grounds.
Steamer leaves sevenhstreet wharf DAILY, Csun-
day excepted) ut 10 q. and returns about y. IN.
J. Nell IOI.IlSGSWORTH,
Supt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK HOLLINGSHEAD ID, str. Arrow. Jy.tf
National Republican., 1877-07-03
RnInN's

The historical portraits OF distinguished repre-,
sentative men, lately on exhibition at the Ccnten
nial Exhibition At Philadelphia, arc now ready fol
,he , insPesstion OF the public AZ brady = Natlona
lection embraces the eminent men Of America. In
addition 10 the medals received In New York fol
many years, and In London In 1857 Il awarded N,
hghet drdrd medal at the Centennial Exposition In
PHILADELPHIA 1876
National Republican., 1877-07-03
LOCAL MIsCELLANY.

ONE DoLLIn.-Obtain DR.. Hartley's great remedy
for Catarrh. Druggists have 1t.
Lcftoff clothing, watches, pistols &c, bought at
Hcrzog's, 9l5 street Orders attended TO.
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at Murpys, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
FAMILY EXCURSIONS.
"A -

CHARLOTTE VANDERBILT,
Captain Charles E:ntwise, will. until further notice,
make triweeky trips down the Potomac leaving Sew.
enih.street wharf MONDAYS. and FRIDAYS at
G;D o'clock y. m returning about 1880 o'clock D. m.
steamer will go to
PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT
leaving Seventh street wharf at $40 y. n returning
Monday about o'clock a. m. Tickets q 30 round rip.
For state rooms and berths Inquire on board. Tie
can be chartered IN o. iesn-tf
National Republican., 1877-07-03

This trial Is assigned for September 81.
The third Of important cases fixed for hear
ing is that Of Julius witowski, indicted for
presenting fraudulent land claims. The first
Of October is designated as the time for the
opening of this trial.
National Republican., 1877-07-03

Doctor TIARTLEY's great remedy for catarrh
price only s per pottle dssipates and drives away
from the head; relieves you Of haw king and rasp.
Ing the throat cures affections OF the throat
asthma, removes obstructons Of the nasal passages
headache, pains In the face aud ears. A cheerful
dspositl Is at once restored, and previous afec
tons depart by the use OF one bottle. Sold at prin
cipRl depot wholesale aud retail tx Tenth street
northwest and Entwistc's, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Twelfth street: WhitcSide Il Walton,
loll Pennsylvania avcnnc; Bell 4 Hall 65 seventh
street southwest W. r. Stone, Seventh and streets
A. J, DeMoll & Son, Eighth and L streets southeast
and all respectable druggists. IIartlcy's great
remedy for catarrh, price 81.
National Republican., 1877-07-03

OuR s. BOYS Wool Suits, equal to any % suit In
he city, at KATZESsTEiS's, 3l6 seventh street
National Republican., 1877-07-03
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.

CHESTER VA
Nearer to Washington CITY, Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
and New York than any Of the Virginia Springs
OPEN JUNE
One nf the most attractive OF the summer resorts In
the Virginia Mountains. and Its mineral waters
among the most medicinal. They are alkaline car.
donated, containing also Salts Of Lythia The Bath
Ing Is superb; Rooms spacious and airy.
The diseases In which these waters are OF notable
eihcRcy are Calculus, CatHrTnhal Affections Of Kid
&c Catarrhal affections of the organs Of rcspira
CHRONIC Pneumonia, Pleuradic ENudati0ns, Dyspcp
sla, and other Catarrhal affections of stomach aud
bowels Uterine Catnrrnh, Gout nnh Rheumatsm
Diabetes, Melltus, Diseases OF the Skin, and won
dcrfu restorative of the female constitution. In ad
dilion 10 the Capon Fountain, there are two iroI
springs. second TO none. Daily malls, and telegraph
olCe In the house. Music by Finh Regiment BaIld
Of Bn imOre, Hates lower than ever before.
Send for pamphlet
leElm WM, II. SALE, Proprietor
National Republican., 1877-07-03

L,RGrsr stock OF Boys aud Children's Woo
suits In Washington, 20 be sold for any price, a
KATzESsTEiS's, alO &c, cnth street
National Republican., 1877-07-03

i5;!stripc duck vest, msi; former price, $3.50.
EisENAS Bros, corner of Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
Indications for To-day,

FALLING barometer, northeast rcerinp 10 south
s,y oinds nearly stationary temperature, partly
cloudy wedther aud rain areas
National Republican., 1877-07-03
June q, iST-TuTh&siwSi'a" " q
Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE

The Programme Of Studies for the year beginning
Sept 1s ls77 will be sent on application Je2. FTulw
CLoslNG OUT SALE
~
National Republican., 1877-07-03

$3.50 BOYS SUR former price q, at KATzES
STEMS, $40 Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-07-03

CLOTHING for Men and Boys at your own price
We are determined To reduce our stock of ready.
made clothing. They will be sold at your own
price. KATZENsTEIS, $40 seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-07-03

for gents ladies misses boys, children and infants,
ut and below cost, TO close them out. These goods
consist In part Of BuTts, GtAy's aud many other
hrst class makers, at r. =, GARIRELLs,
900 Seventh street, corner Of !,
National Republican., 1877-07-03

gents Low SHOES,
IN great variety Of styles-calf, matt and French
kid, hand and machine made, at reduced prices at
7. r. GARTRELi's
900 Seventh street, corner of l.
National Republican., 1877-07-03

Mixed Straw Hats, fancy brands.
GuNnacO Umbrellas, 81 and up.
Twilled silk Umbrellas $3.50 and up,
Iammocks, 81 and sAj1, at
STISEMETZs, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-07-03

TT,HIRD SEASON OF THE LYCEUM BUREAU
l. EXCuRslONS.steamer Mary Washington
street wharf 1T p. M: return at u D. m, Tickets
liz .,ws Icrs 1 ioowhH @ WI oIyaon ,.n w' }pn ~ ~
desireto aid them must purchase tickets Of their
members
Vermont avenue Christian Church July II, day and
evening.
Ladies' Mite Society Fourth street southeast NJ +
Church July 49, day and evening.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
COLORADO HOUSE,
~ OCEAN BEACH, MONMOUTH co, N. j.,

OFENS Ton IrINIs JTNkI.
One hundred het from good bathing Two lakes
and pine woods within three minutes walk Of house
House has all modern cOnvenicnccs will accommo-
date $50 guests. Terms, f2-O per day, and SiI per
week A few choice rooms at tB aud tla A. T.
COOK, late OF the West End House. Cape May, Pro
f,le'0' Apply 'O' Chestnut street. f1i"G,eIPn,n
National Republican., 1877-07-03

BLACK SERGE CoArs, 81. This Is half the original
price. EsENAN Bros,
Corner Of Seventh and streets
National Republican., 1877-07-03
JUpICIoys ECONOMY,

II now absolutely necessary Throw not aside your
soiled gloves but renoyate them with Jouvcn's In.
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly. Sold at drug and
fancy stores. IS cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
GENTS Low SHOES,

,NrSr Lyceum Bureau Ecunion July II. Non,
this week
National Republican., 1877-07-03
broken Ions OF SHOES

TAKE care of your carpets, blankets and fIl
use llarts powder.
National Republican., 1877-07-03

or broken SrTFs,
Short coats, ats2. EIsKNAS BRos.,
Corner Of Seventh and streets
National Republican., 1877-07-03

Harris insect powder knls nics in three m in
utes.
National Republican., 1877-07-03

ALI the principal drug stores sell Harts inse,
powder.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
MAcKINAw STRAW HATs

HARI's insect powder kills insects on plants
trees &c,
National Republican., 1877-07-03

LOOK at our stock of Boys and Children's Woo
Suits before yOu purchase. II will he money Il
your pocket KATZESsTEIN, $40 seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.

The MARY WASHINGTON will make three trips
during the day to Mount Vernon Springs and Mar
shall Hail.
Carriages will be In waiting at the Springs to convey
passengers to Mount Vernon Mansion.
Fare only my cents for the round trip, and privi.
lcge Of returning on any trip.
The boat leaves the foot OF Seventh street at s
O'Clock IN the morning. and at and o'clock In the
evening.
THE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHINGTON
can he chartered for Excursions by applying on
board, or to q. Y. ATLEE, Agent at No. Gi3 seventh
street, opposite the Patent Ohice.
les President OF Contrary
National Republican., 1877-07-03

LARGEST VARIETY and cheapest gas fixture house
in Washington Hamiltons. Y. NJ. Z. A. building
National Republican., 1877-07-03

HEADouARTERs for bird cages, prepared gravel
bird food. bird tonic, instruction books for treat
mcnt OF birds, &c. Hamilton's, Y. NJ. Z. A. build
ing
National Republican., 1877-07-03

Harris Insect powder depot 6I2 Ninth street, op
posite Patent OGitc.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.

The new, safe and commodious steamer MARY
WAsHlNGTOS Is now carrying passengers To MI
TO the Mansion. BY this route persons avoid a hot
miles, not three. Leaves Seventh wharf ever,
day Sunday excepted at e3D M, and returns about
O'clock Fare e. Including admission and carring,
| ride to and from the Mansion, iesltf
National Republican., 1877-07-03

ASK your grocer for iIars insect powder take
no other.
National Republican., 1877-07-03

A LLEGiIENY MOUNTAIN RESORT
"A ericsson SPRINGS HOTEL.
This popular summer resort VIII be open for the re
Orchestra has been engaged for the season. Fish,
hunting, &c. For terms address, T. J, USGER,
je+lm Supl, Union Depot Hotel PtIsburg, Pa.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
TKrTn Ruined ny NEGLECT
Eyrpy prn.oS's HAM

needs occasionally some olesgenous application 70
Pomadc Optlme is specially suitables Il keeps the
hair soft and glossy, and inparts to Il strength and
vitality. 70 and 10 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
National Republican., 1877-07-03

GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
" TO PINEY POINT, ND,
on the splendid steamer CHARLOTTE WANDER
Bill, leaving her wharf at seventh street $50
TUESDAY EVENT Nc, July D. reaching Piney Point
at 2 m. July 1 Returning, will leave at p M,
~ numberl only slo TO be had at DIews drug store,
corner Pennsylvanla avenue and Ninth street, and
Duyals lea store, Y. ". g. A. building. state room
and berth accommodations at the usual rates. Break
st the boat and dinner at the hotel at Pney Point
first class. Splendid bathing and fishing. Buy tickets
early TO prevent Disappointment. lc.sltt
National Republican., 1877-07-03
SUMMER RESORTS.


- eial terms for The For cIrcaiars apply to
s jsis-i%R iHR''F'0 Point Pleasant. ocesn N COUNTY j.
GErrlsBUFEG6 E6s srRIEGs I;IN s,MmrR MSTht NOW OPEN
Hotel delightfully."- located In null view Of the mount
sas and sss"ssS Ho2s Mo
and cold K"''iy''YEsN ENgIT THIfE friSfi MofEr.
.s 5SsSa. ,sn,Ias mPis 9 esr day y s1$ X ~ psr
jciGim ~ 80 Gcitys6urs Pa.
THE SUMNER TaSInys, nSHsk WASHING.
ROCK ENoN SPRINGS,
NEAR M5Nc1EsyER, S5W 1EsE vA-
MEs1G GREAf II RfbbSii6N snAEgF n IN kkT tTssS'
June g. Per w week: 1 July and August, , per day;
ianilies or two persons occupying room for one
Fare 10 The springs and return. $50 Through trains
PsGf % ss I 20 Ims 9% Mash
Er raonis oo NY anh ~, ~ hho ss'ehours'
'' ' '1 n n'', ,,,a <. : PRATr SON.
Jel5 Cor Ninth and ID streets northwest.
RLOCK ISLAND, RI-oCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
main land. Sea breeres nom every point. Fishing
SsF STas e. RiE Srf.sr FIop
ScHooLEYs MOUNTAIN SUMMER RESORT
VIII open for guests June 2, at moderate rates
Large grounds, ample shade, resident physician.
Send for circular.
]. II. HUNT,
jui.2m Schoolry's Mountain. N. ].
YArTT3pEiSw vol, ,nov0 r..o,, T., III. u,o., ,..,,,
M part OF Loudoun county, Virginia, at terminus OF
W. and o. Railroad, live minutes walk from depot
two and II half miles from suckers Gap, and one
mile nom Hue Ridge Mountain, will he open lst June
l's Dchhtlnil mountain scenery, pleasant walks and
drives and large together with Its healthy iOc
lion, renders II most reliable summer Resort.
| Ilcnty OF fresh milk, butter and cream Livery ut
| place. Two daily trains from Washington. Gentle
men can visit their families In evening return next
morning time for business, being only two and half
hours on road. Stereoscoplc Views OF place at l9l
| Pennsylvania avenue. Terms moderate. Address,
| for Information IA regard TO place,
| BENNETT WRIGHT,
Round Hin Depot, Lrudoun county, Va
| Consult T. q, MARL0W,
Jctlm Gs Pennsylvania avenue.
VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORT
National Republican., 1877-07-03

For low ESTIMATES on plumbing gas and steam
fitting and guaranteed work, call on Hamilton, Y
VI. Z. A. building.
National Republican., 1877-07-03

Best and cheapest street hose IN the market, a
Hamiltons, Y. NJ. e. A. building.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
Coon ADVICE

LAWN sPRISKLERs. fountains and vases, at Ham.
iltons, Y. NJ. c. building.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
NERVOUS DIsElsEs,

reaches,
National Republican., 1877-07-03
lkGlNlA SUMMER RESORT.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RocKBRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

R0CKBRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
j. W. CAMERON PROPRIETOR.
The undersigned has leased for term OF years this
celebrated Watering Place, and sOlicts the patronage
OF the public II Will he open for the reception of VS.
tor nom the LIST OF JUNE to the LIST Of OCTOBER.
This property N equipped with all the modern i'm
provenents Tor hrstcliss hotels
BOARD, 80 TO 80 PER MONTH, AND tI5 PER
WEEK,
According to the length Of stay number In party and
location Of rooms For analysis Of waters and other
particulars apply to J. W, CAMERON Globe Hotel
Augusta, Ga until the lst day OF June and amer thai
at the Jordan ItocsbIidys Alum sIring, ltockbrdgt
hger Ofthe Rawley Springs, and recently OF the
orkney Springs, will he manager His high reputa
tiOn will be sufficient guarantee that everything
under hts management viii be conducted ~ the very
best style !. W. CAMERON,
JetIm AugusiA Ga.
National Republican., 1877-07-03
1HE COUR rs.
PROBATE COURT,
Before Register Webster.

Before Register Webster.
Last will and testament of Eliza Revirs, de.
ceased filed and partially proven. IN re estate OF
estate returned by George c. Dwyef, the co.execu.
tor. IN rc Dennis 4. Keys, guardian, Clara n. Keys
qualified and give bond. Last will and testament
IN re estate of Emma Tucker; additional inventory
Of personal estate returned.
Adjourned until to-day at II O'Clock.
Judgments by Default.
The following judgments by default were
entered yesterday: John Uackmeyer vs. J. II. Fol
coner, for siI19!; Washington Market Company
w. jos II. Crown, for saO99r Washington Market
Company vs.. George koob, for s;s2tr Washington
Washington Market Company VS.. wilkins / Hen.
tor H ws,hs5Gn G N1sSt Company
i. Portcr 1 Co. vs.. H. c. Mitchell, for siS2.ts; IS
Washington Market Company vs.. John feabower,
for st5s.S9 Washington Marfet Company vs.. X. A.
Tucker, for ss6i Caleb Cushing vs.. D. D. Barret,
for sl2.15, Elizabeth Jones vs. J. Pfile, for SIS.
Suits Entered.
The CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
Bond Bro. 4 Co. vs.. A. R. Shepherd; on note
for 81 600. Aubrey Hotel Company vs.. Henry T.
Vanderbilt; for account Of s:3i,j3, =. W. Quinn
THE EQUITY COURT DOCKET.
wheatlcy Bros. ct al; VS.. Thomas Lucas ct al; to
enforce mechanics lien. Alberta Barnes VS..
Gamabiel Barnes; for divorce.
Court Calendar for To-Day.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Justice Humphreys.
Nos. Nos.
iA Hoffman VS.. Big liza Sprague VS.. Stewart.
gins ia lioakn w. Taylor.
i6a Kiilian vs. Hoffman in. smith Va strcker.
iGl Sawyer Critten- lTS Sqnires W. Trook.
den ilTp Telhemer vs. Knuf
lka Day vs. Jordan. man and wife.
i09 Schwartz vs.. Pep l60 Bell VI. Cunden and
pert. Larner.
ILL., Moore and Newman ISL. LiltlevS. Conden and
Schneider. LnTner.
IT,. Rheam Davis.
ia Heurich vs.. Berger.
IA. Washington Market
company VS.
| Fahey.
EauITY COURT.
| Before Justice wylie.
| Nos Nos.
| l. Blunt vs.. Hart. s. Grant District o.
| . Fcndall vs. FELTON,. Columbia.
T. Hilton vs.. sherman, o. FitZhugh vs.. Gaskns
| Beale Vs. Knower. TO- Alexandria Cana
! l. Cochran vs. Herr. Railroad 4 Bridg,
o. Gordon vs. McPher- Company vs. Dis
| son. trici Of Columbia.
CRIMINAL COURT.
| Before Justice Macarthur.
| John Curran, assault; Catharinc Bailey, larceny
James Lacey, selling lottery tickets; VIM. strich
comb, nuisance Edward Iancright, trespass; JOIN
Reagan, ASSAULT NJ. c. Riddle, assault; Jos McCar
win, assault; l.. VI. Babcock, false pretenscs; NJ
Lipscomb, selling lottery tickets.
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