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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28
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TIE CDVPTS,



Today Joseph Harrison, drunk aud disurdcry on
Water street, Georgetown: 50. John Fletcher q
5Tazor tegrisber wac fined q5e 90 day5 in lail.
icited collateral. torucnsIt artor DO Lizzia Htr-
Georgetown, forfeited - collateral Gaefan1 MAJ
tai. unlicensed tar; Ju,.-Irnt suspend ID. Henry
toi'HaH' rr~pa~s- collateral forfeited.
THE ALLEGED BLACK F-AIL cAsE.
GcoTg" Il. sIass"T, CHARGED wifi obtaining SIS from
Mrs. Mary L.. MUigau. 10y threatening - have a
warrant served on her. charging her with keeping e
disI.pulahie house, was called, and the Assistant L.
Thomas Jackson, larceny II l. ducks from q ror,a
Garhardt, who testified that they were very -yalua
he Counsel for dcfercn asked what breed were
they; " hat name did they go by.' Witne-s-"These
ducks due went by stealing lie kn"w those ducks by
The t"p,kn"t Eounsel- What was the complexion. p.
Mines. don't know; but these were my ducks"
The court imposed a sentence Of six m1nIhs in Jal in
tins case aud an the case in which sentence
dcnded yesteTday-iarceny Of "A hog from JOS WRIGHT
IT,, IN November la-t-hc imposed like sentence
Joshua W asliHgtun charged with threats towards
Annie Bacon, to taxi her life and burn her house
The prosecuting witness j. not Tad looking woman.
black, with rcceiiag fpreh ad ?r"ieCting linz. and
depressed nose, ard is not N ali prep,sses-ng Coun
gether q. man andwiie for several years Anna re
Piled. Indignantly; " What marry such a looking
thing Counsel said the facts that they had
been engaged 10 be married Tor some years, and
asi.ing,oH had discovered the minister IN the place
ain- and W'n Ediy affray: - each. BEN. R5s,
saut on VIM. Lnkns; IS and costs. Daniel Gun
nlh2haIn larceny IL "A watermelon; So or Is days.
LHZi, smith, threats towards hargare; Clark, who
sand Lizzie went ont begging, and when she gets
home she gets drunk She told Lizzie she ought L. 90
TO work, when she threatened to take her life, and
hurried rock al her she was r. Iuircd e. give Sc
curly to keep the peace, OF - d8,s. Milo Haskell,
arSfiy Of o. cents plead gaiiiy:> or 30 DAYS Lucy
B1iden, threat toward llarn't Parker, by calling
her black devil, and threatening t" squash her
her Of going between her aud her husband, whom
she goes L. church " ItU- Case dismissed
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4 L Z Y AND IN.

WORKISGMEN's CoEvESTIoN-The coz
vention oi the so called workingmen's party,
10 nominate candidates for tre House OF Del-
egales, was held at the Friend ship engine
house last night. a. T.. Harmon and g. W.
Henry were nominated. The nominations
made by the working mems c0nveutiO lea yes
three party tickets in The field for the legisla-
lure, besides ore Independent candidate
COMMITTEE ON POOR -rne committee on
The poor, of the city Council. met at the audi
tors Office this morning. The bids for fur
FISHING various supplies to The poor were
opened. The contract for groceries was
awarded 10 Schofield {, Bro, AMI that for
meats 10 q. l.. Watkins * Bro. After exam
ming the law, the committee determine
mat dispenser OF medicines would have to
be elected by the city council ard that a con-
tract could not be made rs in former years
LUNATIC. - Justices Padgett, Mills and
Pendleton held commission ds tpna,icO in
quireHio at the jail this evening on James
Fisher, cOlOred. who resides at Freeimaa's
Village. He was adjudged q lUna,ic, and
ordered to be sent TO the central asylum
Gazette, an.
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The Case OF Constructor SteeIe.

Dfr. Editor.-In an article headed Injustice
to Home Mechanics ard signed Fair
Play" in last evenings STAR tho writer does
Mr.. Steele. the worthy and efficient naval
constructor, "a great injustice. The article in
preston accuses the constructor of sending
to New York for mechanics when he could
ind just as efficient ones in Washington, all
honorable gentleman and has always done
his best TO promote the interest of Washing
ton mechanics. He has always given the
preference, in the way OF employing men, to
The most needy living around the navy yard.
know of several instances myself where
Mr.. steele has given work TO widows sons
who have been out Of employment for years.
thus bringing joy and gladness to the hearts
OF many suffering ones. In no case to my
knowledge has he turned q single individual
away without promising - give them en-
ployment. EAST END MECHANIC
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Il EoNDEsCRIPT MONSTER N THE MIS-.
SIssIPPI.-A dispatch from Pennington,
Mo, dated the 18th, says: Tie enormous river
monster was seen yesterday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock, BY parry crossing tue Mississippi
river, composed OF j. ID. Bradshaw, A. Ii,
Gordon and Lnuis j. Moran ; at point OF the
river bank twelve and q half miles below
Ste. Genevieve. When first observed il was
stretched ont on a sandbar, where IL lay for
five minutes. Several pistol shots were fired
by the party, which seemed to have no effect
whatever on the monster, save 10 frightel i.
back into the river, where IL disappe lred,
making a strange. hOrriic noise. Its length
was estimated by the party 10 be seyenty-five
feet. There can certainly be no doubt as TO
Ire accuracy OF this report, as one OF the gem
tlemen who saw the monster Is 81 PreSbyte-
rian elder.
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An Exposition.

First-class work commands first class
prices.
There is no royal road to learning OF arts
tic workmanship.
1 employ none but the best workmen, pay
the best prices, and charge a uniform and
moderate profit.
1t is cheaper to buy good qualities of
ready made clothing than to have cheap
suits made TO measure, for by so doing you
get better work for less money.
purchase my goods where it can be done
10 the mosi advantage
My assortment of piece goods is now read
and comprises selections from all sources of
the best character and reliable qualities only
Mr.. Stokes will return from England bout
the middle OF this month.
Gentlemen who appreciate first-class gar
ments are invited to Inspect my assortment
OF goods on second floor, and all are cord tally
welcomed whether they purchase or not.
Strangers must be introduced or pay in
advance.
The lowest price is named at once.
GEORGE G. HENNING,
40 9Th street.
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" EG L 7 IN e,

The following letter from Rev. @. W. Mansfield
formerly pastor % tle Methodist L scOpal Church.
hyde PAX and ~ present settled ia Lowell must
convince every one who rtafs hs letter q ~On-
der nj curative qualities q kEsETISE a. a
thorough cleanser and purifier e tie blood
, HYDE PAX, Mass. February IS 1875.
DsaT S,r,-Ab0Gt ten years ago ny health fsIlet
through tie De citing effects Il dyspe osia nearly
year later Was attacked by typhpis fever IA fts
worst form IL settled In my back sni took the form
orths IN gathering. had two surgical Operations
BY tie best skill Ia the State, but ivei pera
rent cure. suffered great pain AZ times, anf a
constantly weakened hy profuse dis barge 4 also
Matters on thus about years, TIL MAY,
leIi, when q friend rteODmet Del 10 20 70 your
6ihce, sno talk nth Sou Il the virtue of We ETINE.
did 50, end b. your Kindness psssed through our
mandatory. netting the ingredients, &C, by Inch
Your remedy IL produced.
By what saw and heard gained some confidence
L commenced taking IL after, hut felt worse
from its effects; still perseyered ana felt it
W as benehtting an other spects. Yet did ot
See the results desired tiil had taken ~ TAI thfuy
for little more year, when the diff Guilty in
the back cured; AID for nine months 4 have en-
ioyed the best Of health
flesh, being beaver than before IN my life ana
l Was never re able to perform lao pr than now.
Daring the past few weeks ha1 ascrOfalOus swell
ing large my nst gather on another part Of my
Itoot vKeETIxE faithfully, and IL removed A level
with the surface q month. think should have
been cured OF ny main trouble sooner ~ had taken
larger doses after having become custoned lis
effects.
Let your patrons troubled ~ith scrofola or kidney
disease under slant that takes time 90 chroac
diseases, and, they VIII patiently take vESETINE,
IL will, IN MY judgment, cure th.m
with great obligations am yours, very truly,
Pastor of the MeshSdiss Es.. asS Canrch.
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SAVE AMI SURE.

Mr.. III. z. STEVENS:
ln l72 your kEGEIINE was recommsnSei 20 me !.
and yielding 70 the p-rsua-iJns u friend 4 COM
scented 90 try n. At the tive I sufsr RAG In Bm
general debilty and nerNoGs prOstr.tiOn, "a perrin
ouced oy ovtrvork and irregular habits. Its won
uerlul henins snd curative propeIties seemed
10 affect my cebllltaied system from hs first dose
ana under its persistent use I rapidly recovered,
gaming more than usua health and good feeling
Since then have tot heSitated 20 give NEGETINK
my moot unqusl he'd ludors-n"Bt ~ being a safe,
surs, aid powerful agent In pr mOting heath aud
resorlrg the wasted system u Bes life and edergy
NkGEIINE IL TIE only medicine U.s., and long az
1--we never NpeSt O. md better
lo.Ts. truly. W n CLARK.
AGO Monterey street, Allegheny, Penn.
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CRIME IN CONNECTICUT-John Z. Davis,
the escaped prison watChm&n, who rs impil-
Gated in The late tragedy al the Coanecticu:
slate prison. has been heard from. He was
in Cromwell Wednesday night, and officers
are now in pursuit of him. 1t was the design
of the convicts, had they escaped, 10 board
a vessel in waiting for them near Wethers-
field, aud proceed slowly down the river. so
ing at Long Island. The vessel was manned
by hired crew for the purpose OF giving aid
IN the escape. Davis was In the whole plot,
and IL was understood that IL there was any
failure and he should be suspected he could
follow the river down and Overta se the craft
This probably explains his being in Crom-
well. as IL Is on the river Is miles below
Hartford,
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OUR MINISTER WIFE.

Mr.. III. Y. STEvENs.
UtdT Sri hre- years ago suffering terri
bly, with ln snlmstory RneGu a. i-In Our nl5i-ter
vale sdhlsed me Z" take NEGETINE. After taking
one bottle, MAS entirely rel eyed. Ttis year feet
ing a return - the disease again cutnrnencei tag
ing ~, ana an being benefited grezty IL A,sc
greatly improves my digestion Respectfully,
MRS. A. BALLARD.
l0ll West Jefferson street
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"A TOMB FURNISHED AS A DWELLING
A Rhode Islard woman who died recently
exnress'a dying wish that she should not
De buried or placed in a tomb. Her husband
consequently built a stone cottage on the
snore OF the bay, exactly like an ordinary
dwelling externally. in the cellar of which
her body Is kept. The building has bu. one
room which is fitted up with the furniture
tney nad In their parlor when first married,
a1d tne surviving members of the family
SUNDAY.
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DH4Es AND FIssURE.

Dr. shRADER, once room 41 81. Cloud Bund-
Piles and fisure without Knife, LieAturs or Osas:
uo snd without pain and gusr1ntess cure II al
Bro, tebscconi.t, 125 7th street; q. o. Seiler,
sulerirtsndsnt Washington end Gsorgotovn Rail.
east; WIN. Tucker, merchant tailor, 40y Pennsyl-
ynnts avenue; I; B: Merehe, 2. Q. Depsrtmeat,
Place; and ffy others, on application st nay odice
Ladies' attended as their resdonoes II desired Once
Oaltst1on nee. aagl-6
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READING NOTICES.

THERE IS LESS CAUSE for suffering with
headache to-day than there has been for
years, for the reason that Loiilie's Headache
Specific cures Immediately.
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" e G E TIN E =.
AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE.

sPRGsGFIELU, O.. Feb. ., ls77
This II % certify that 4 have used NEGsrINF
mauuiac ur,d 10 ii. n Stevens. Boston. Mas fot
hheuInAtism ana General Prostitution 81 the No.
Vuus ~ stem With good success. rec smm nd We
ETlSk a. tTcsi D1sf,cFHs for such plaiots
You're very truly,
CIV. vANDEGRIFr.
MI NaLdegrift, Of IN" firm Of ysndegrift duf-
man, az q vel known bu.ins - man IA this place
tAfiLg cue II tho largest stores iu s. rinsfeId %,
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DEATH IN THE CHURN.-We reported,
some time since, details in reference TO the
illness Of several of Mr.. c. A. Piatt's family,
caused by drinking butter-milk. Yesterday
we learned OF q similar case. Last Thursday
seven members of Mr.. Samuel Perkins fam
lily and three of Mrs. fuckers family were
rendered seriously i'll by drinking butter
milk. The butter-milk was churned by Mrs.
Perkins herself, and II was impossible for
any foreign substance to have gotten iuto it.
Three members of the family who did not
drink the milk were not sick augusta
(Gd.) Chronicle 1sf
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To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish
10 call attention TO y. Fischer's Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establishment, No 9p6
6 street, near 9th street. BY promptly adopt
ing the latest Improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he is en-
abled to do bis work In a manner not to be
equaled 10y those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, 10 fact, the cheapest in the
city on account OF his superior work. Give
anteed.
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A FEARFUL CRIME IN VIRGINIA-The
Staunton tVa.) Spectator reports a fearful
crime committed by q man named VIM.
Fox. After beating his wife cruelty for re-
preaching him with his Grim nal intimacy
with young woman named Maggie Hen
dersOn, he went TO the house OF James Car
ter, an old man of eighty, where the girl
named Harris, with a club; beat Carter
about the head and left him for dead; dubbed
his paramour, Maggie Henderson, till she
rescued TO give birth TO twin sons, and set
fire to the house, in which were two small
children. They were, however, saved by
neighbOrs.
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CITY TT z MS

THE MANY THOUSANDS who are con-
sfantly using Dooley's Yeast PstUier all spes k
in unbounded praise of its reliability, uni
form strength, and merits in producing ex-
cellent rolls. biscuits. bread, &C.
Fashionable Hats at Popular Prices.
Gents Fall Style Broadway SILK Hat al.
Fine Stiff Derbys and Helmets, az to az.
Very nice fine Soft Hats, 81 so TO $3.50.
Mems Heavy Wool Working Hats, 75c. to Al.
Boys and Childrens Stiff and Soft Hats
FOR dress and school wear, at all prices, from
5oc. TO s1.50, at Lewis Popular One Price
Store" 900 eth street, between and h.
"How ENQUISITELY WHITE YOUR
HANDS ARE, GEORGE" "My dear Carrie,
/ always use j. n f. AtkinSon's Almond
Meal after sewing or exposure 10 the sum-"
WAS
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LOCAL " z " s.
A,usenent.. de-. Tonight

Ha,,,aay Theaser- The Park Theater Conn.,
pany in Baby
F6rcrs OPea Hcise.--Jac'r. ITS Chy's Japan
csc troupe.
7heoteT CoTli9,le-"The White Fawn" and
varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08

BUILDING PERMITS issued by the 10 pee
tor OF buildings: &. G. Clark, construct q
brick shop, Maryland avenue, between 18th
and 1iIh streets northeast; 500. General y.
+. Babcock, a two story brick stable, q, be
tween 18th ard both streets northwest; 81 Gao.
Mrs. T.. V. Green, repair q brick dwelling.
l2th, between f and + streets northwest:
$50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08

eIMr. Edwin Adams leaves California
tnls week Tor the Eastern states, where he
viii remain until November.
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BLACK SILKS, black cashmeres, black
alpscas. Lew fall dress goods, colored cash
n eres; dark green, navy blue, seal brown,
bronze brown; blankets, table linens, sheet
ing cotton, bed ticking; Carriers, 707 Market
Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08

Y Hon. Crazy Horse and family will pass
the Winter in Florida.-(Ek. We fear that
Crazy Horse has already gone TO a still
warmer climate than that of Florida
~Mrs. f. l.. Davenport, who is in her
fifty-seventh year, again became a mother a
few days before the death OF her husband.
but the infant did not live. Instances OF
maternity al sucn an advanced age are rare.
- Mr.. Daniel w. Voorhees, of Indiana.
will open Philadelphia lecture course on
the LIST OF November, and VIII Afterwards
I'll number OF engagements in New Egg
land.
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FALL DRY GOODS and carpets, black and
colored cashmeres, black alpacas, ctssI
meres for men and boys wear; dress goods,
bronze, brown, navy, blue, &c; all kinds OF
carpets cheap; flannels, plain and twiiled
and Canton fiannels, at c. NJ. TOwson & Co.'s
TAdtf.
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MOUNT OLIVE LODGE, No. 1888, G. U. o
OF -. F., has elected the following annual Of
ficers: T.. q. M. s. A. Harris, p. s.; p. N. f.
w. II. j. Malvin, treasurer; p. ". F. j. A.
Simms, chaplain; T. n. +. L. II. Wright, p.
N. +. II. w. Freeman, j. X. SOpho, banking
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE KE-

HAPPY 1DLIEF TO YOUNG NEE hon ths
00ects Of Errors and Abuses In early life. MoaL0oe
method OF treatment. Sew Q d remarkable REM
dies Books and circulars sent tree Ia sealed e-vc
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, 4is
q. Ninth street, Phiiadel psis, Pa. An institution
having high reputation fSr hoaorabis condaoE s,s
DcosaaBionAl akin. 1ySI
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ONE VISIT 10 DIR. Hartley insures instant
relief for Catarrh. No exorbitant fees In n l.
vance. Residence removed 10 95i New York
Ryenue-AdIf.
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RONAN, coral, Oynx, Lake George dia
mond jewelry IN all the new styles from one
10 twenty dollars; the best fifty cent eve
glass In the city, at Prigg's Jewelry Store
No. IS. Pennsylvania ave., near AZ st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08

LEAVE ORDERS with Moran, 2i2G Pennsyl-
wanna avenue, 10 put heating apparatus in
order before cold weather. Satisfaction guar
nteed-Adrt.
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THE handsomest fall overcoats In the city
at W. Wallis old stand. 921 Pennsy wanna
avenue, next toBotelers China Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08

BEAUTIFUL FALL OvERCoATs Just re-
ceived at W. Wallis Old stand, 9li Pennsyl
vania avenue, next TO Boteler Bros. China
Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-08

BuRDETTE & Co. announce a full stock of
new fall dry goods on Monday next. See
their advertisement elsewhere.
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a LARGE LoT OF school suits for boys at
very low prices; 12l Pennsylvania avenue,
w. Walls olo stand.
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LETTERS FROM
A RelUR0-
for q Nuisance.

Editor s. ~ for q Nuisance.
tention to- AS you have lately called at
suggest growing nuisance, beg leave 10
SOM a remedy. Have always on land
work to be done, according to the sex,
-xe or strength of the applicant for "bread;"
be II pile of wood to be sawed or split,
washing or ironing TO be done, a floor to be
scrubbed; IL nothing profitable, then a pile
OF bricRs or stones, to be moved from that
place 10 this; TO be removed by the next APP
pltant from this 10 that. Give TO each ap-
plicanf and exact work in return. Whoever
Will take this course will soon find that the
want of work is far less than the want of
living without work. am pleased that you
have given way TO a correspondent to expose
the senseless action of Congress in annually
appropriating $4,000 or $4,000 for aid to tue
colored poor of the District; aggravating
the evil meant to be relieved. l say pleased
because / have made several attempts
through the papers to urge the better wisdom
and more hopeful result OF spending the
money to put beggary and idleness into prof
| table work on the lands; converting waste
| ields into orchards, vineyards, harvests.
say pleased because i have never found a
paper without the city closed 10 the subject;
nor one within open. PLAIN SPOKEN.
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PRIME NORFOLK OYSTERS received daily
az Johns Restaurant, corner 7th and d SIS.
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NEW CAR HOUSE AND SrABLE.-The
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Conn
pany have commenced the erection, at The
intersection or 18th and Boundary streets,
che terminus of the lith street l1ue,) of n
spacious brick stable and car house. The
new building will be of brick. two stories in
height. handsomely ornamented, and Is feet
front on boundary by 125 feet in depth.
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THE THURSDAY NIGHTS SHOOTING
Z. l.. Crow, who was shot In the leg on
Thursday night, by Officer Dunn igan, who
was attempting 10 arrest him for shooting at
Francis Callahan, IL is feared, will lose his
leg, as the ball Is supposed to be in the mar
row OF the shin bone. Crow and Callahan
had met for the first time few mimi tes be-
fore the shooting and had, after cOnversins
about base ball, taken couple OF drinks tn.
gether. There was nothing said about a
woman during the conversation
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DETERG EST for general cleaning.

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, aud prostrating
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
macher's Electric Belts the grand desiIera-
tur1. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermaeher Galvapic Co., New York City.
6,25,uSkly
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Is This the Last DiytdendY

EdftCr Stdr:-l see announced in yester-
days edition that the depOSitOrs OF the Wash
fnstOn City Savings Bank are To receive au-
other dividend of per cent, making a total
of IS per cent. AS am a small deposition. in
poor circumstances, would like to inquire
of Mr.. Iattingly If this is the last aud final?
~
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CASE CoNTINUFD.-This morning, in the
Police Court, Judge Mills, pro ten. the case
OF TeeDy Pollard. colored woman, charged
viii disorderly conduct was called, aud the
Collateral forfeited. Subsequently Mr. j.
faIEer jordan app ared With Mrs. Pollard,
And the case was heard. Oficer Luskey tes-
Lineo that THIS woman had her head ont of
the window aud was talking IOudly. calling
some woman bad names. Mr.. Jordan-"Is
IL any offence TO call a person "a? /
would Ike 10 see the law" Officer lin
not a lawyer, but i know that muchn on
Ger Smoo, corrooorated Mr.. Luskey. The
case was continued.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

I J. GEORGES,
CITIEGNp AND MILITARY BOOT 1lTIi
SHOE MAKER,
Sis Pennsylyania Avenue rorthwe-
Great bargains Tor the next ~ days liz ready 1t,
made Booir and Shoes. Ed
tsigs Of the Big Beot.D sEe
Orders by all promptly attended 70. -
Repairing neatly executed. ,eil-tr