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National Republican., 1877-10-03
OYSTERS.

Every one inv Washington knows Dick Further rand
his numerous friends will be glad to learn that he
has opened first class oyster saloon In the Web,
ter Law building corner Of u aud sixth streets
northwest. lie VIII be pleased 10 all his base
ball friends, rs after every gau,e he will be pre-.
pared 70 serve up the finest fried oysters In the
city. He also makes especially OF supplying fam.
ilies by the pint. quart or gallon and IN the shell
and every one wishing first class article Of these
delicious hivnlves should remember the place
His steamed oysters are very fine and the raw box
contains picked oysters cheaper than any Other
dealer IN Washington can supply them.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
THE MARINE BAND.

The Troy tN " Times thus notices the reduction
Of the Marine band It Is stated that the famous
Marine band at the Washington navy yard Is to he
broken up Owing to the parSimpny Of Congress
the number Of pieces has been reduced from frty.
two to thirty, and the pay nf the men Is tho same
As that Of seryoauts Of mariues The result II that
Professor schncidcr the leader l. about to resign
and 20 to Lnlhon The rest Of the musicians will
scatter. each seeking hi own fortune Flrst rInss
inStrumentHlists CunnOt he secured for nuthiHr ur
next to nothing. Washington thus luoSes one OF !tg
greatest attraction
National Republican., 1877-10-03
INCENDIARISM IN GEORGETOWN

Yesterday twp httclnpts were made TO burn an
unoccupicd house in I'bhys Row No ~ Second
street, Georgetown, owned by Mr. Martcn. but
owing to the vigilance Ur the neighhors the fires
were eStincnshel with q trihing loss. Both Mt
trmpts were made In tho basement orihe house
The first one was discovered st quarter pas, eleven
O'clock In the morning. and the other ut hall Epnt
one In the afternoon. An alarm was turned In mr.
the last fre from box 10 but the services OF tho
AIemen were not called into rcqnistlon.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit TO Dr. Hartley insurcs instant relief for
catarrh. No exorbitant fees in advance. Resi-
dence removed to e8i New York avenue.
Leftoff olothing, watches, pistols, &c, bought at
Hernogs, 9l5 street Orders attended 10.
All kinds Of trunks made TO order, repaired and
covered At Murray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
TINE finest New York butter in the city; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but
Ter, at Spicers butter store southwest corner Of
Ninth and L streets Fine cheese at less than Bal
timore prices No impossibilities advortised, but
prices a. low a. the lowest Call and b con.
vnced.
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
by J. 7. Co,6w,.E
AZ $50 p. m. improved and unimproved property
on Seventh-street road, Just beyond Boundary, and
on the northwest corner OF Fourteenth and U
streets northwest
BY Wash. b. Williams
Al 1902. m. improved real estate on Missouri
avenue, between Fourand.a. half and Sixth streets
northwest
BY Duncanson Bros:
At II a. m. chest OF carpenters TOOLS
BY Rudolphe Clnughton. trustee:
Al $3.50 p. m. lot %, In square 53s.
by Robert Fulton. sli Ninth street northwest:
Al 10 a. m: and p. m. unredcemed pledges. con.
ssting OF gold silver, clothing guns Jewelry, &c.
BY NJ. Augcnstein:
At 10 a. in. and p 10. 300 decorated dinner. tea
and chamber sets; also odd pieces of all kinds
crockery, china and glassware.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
EXCURSIONS.
,TiCE To MOUNT VERNON PAssENGERs

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank HoiIinSs.
head ls the only boat allowed TO land passengers At
Mount Vernon Wharf Passengers taking this
steamer (which Il connccted with the Ladies' Monn1
Vernon Assoc iatol) avoid riding In ambulances
three mi.S, Ns by other lines
Round trip, u, Including admission 70 Mansion and
Grounds.
steamer leaves seventh-stroet wharf DAILY, (5un-
d~Y eScepisd) at 10 u NJ, and IvIuTns about r.
J, MCH, NOLl.lSGSWORTH,
supt LadI-s Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK lIOIllSNRKEAD ID, hir. Arrow. ty2tf
National Republican., 1877-10-03
LOST MEN

The different police stations were notified las
evening that Tyler Durham was missing from home
with his little daughter and the police arc on the
lookout for him. Word sent To the Second
precinct station last evening that Edward q Hal
Ioran was missing from tho Soldier Home and
asking that hi whereabouts he Asgcrtaincd II pot.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
INDICATIONS

For The Middle atlantic States ruria5le rinds,
mostly from The South, partly cloudy Teathsr, ,rith
rain areas in PirJinid, stationary temperature aud
stationary or falling barometer.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
NEW ROUTE ro MOUNT VERNON.

The rrw, sale aud comniodouS steamer MARY
WASHINGTON II now carrying passengers TO Mt
vc:rYn -aL furnsbiAg carriages 10 transport thcIn
10 lhn MaCS"n. ny tis route persons avolt hot
walk w n iSng hlli. Tho distance Is Que and hall
y y. rci three. IGnysS Seventh wharf every
dyi ,Nimy eScepcd =, lWIO A. n,. sud ratsrps about
~ PA. lErr q, mrlul'Ts S,ulNIUn and carriage
ride 10 si.d sront tie M,y1lOd. leRa
National Republican., 1877-10-03
CITY ITEMS.

GREAT REDUCTION In prices of-slate and Marble
Mantrls. For the purpose Of reducing my stock In
the above hmnch. which IL the largest and most
varied ever exhibited IN this city, propose 10 sell
Vt cost for cdsh for the next thirty days. H. W
Hamilton, J. VI. e. A. Building, Ninth and D
streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
TEoNPSoS's poAApK orrINL.

An olesgn)ns compound of singular merit for
irs>!uF The hair, It's wa soon renders hGTsh, dry
hair Snft aud plishiE. strengthens 4 when weak
and gN.- Il thai rich gloss which Is III. chATn Of
rGrly youth. Price, 25 and 70 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-10-03

FuG keeping out cold air, deSdering sounS, moth
prNof, ensy TO he pyt dcwn, aud make catpdts wear
longer, W. Ink there IL nothing equal 10 The Nd
ttfnT iarId i.tpin9, advertised In Nhother column
by e, Morrison, sso D street.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
r U 7 T L X /.

u U 7 T L r..
We desire 10 In foTm cur friends and the puhlic Gen
orally that we may be found ~ or s'alls,
Nos NJ AND tSNEAR s0lTHWESr CORNER
OF HSfhEEr WING. CENTRE NJ ANkET
ca nurnins iG the wSck, also Shurfay evening.
MhTa we rhall 3s p,eatd 70 supply thru with Now
Yosg LIsnlnary rrlEt, (Which we claim l. COM -
nsslins IN the mArg't New York Ia Ty, FfEuEi
kne New York Cream IM.psa,
aS-sixn o. the Golden Eagle.
, oos rurhslm. Il, b. CURTIS son,
National Republican., 1877-10-03

NUCSG paorle, pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with ThuntOn's Ivory Pearl Tpolh Pow.
der. the best dentitrice known. Il will preserve
too,hschc. Much pain and trouble 10 caused by
cally hegleci there! Fore take heed in time Price
% and 70 ccnis pcT bottle
National Republican., 1877-10-03

CLEtNsE the system and purify tie blood, rcmov
ig dyspepsia sick headache. constipation, ard a!
dheafeS caused hy ilsordGicd slnmsch OF lver
GGhGs ITiSn lea viii d" H. Sold by all druggists
Price . cents per package
National Republican., 1877-10-03

JouvE>'s iS0pERors HIp glow CLEANER.
f,n9"Htrs s"ilct gloves thoroughly and quickly
PIi3e, % cert pes bottle.
National Republican., 1877-10-03

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb IL, 1877.
M. r. r. Sss,vn.
DEAR sIM Since several years I have got sore and
very painful foot. I had some physicians, but they
couldn't cure me. Now, have heard OF your Ncgr
tine from a lady who was sick for q long time, and
became a well from your Yegctipe, and went md
bought me- one bottle OF Negctine and amer I had
used one bottle the palms et and began to heal
and then bought one other bottl and 80 take II
yet. thank God for this remedy and yourself and
Wishing every sufferer may pay attention TO It. II Is
q blessing for health. -
MRS G. KRABE
No. 6s West Baltimore street
National Republican., 1877-10-03

THE discharge from tho Marine Rand, re-
drcr"i II 10 thirty members, took ylace Yesterday.
/ IS sd hat all those who were not Italians were
discharged.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
VEaET1NE
SAFE AND SURE.

NJ. ~ X. Sycp>ns.
In ls:a your veyctlne was recommended 10 me- and,
Welding 10 the persunsons Of friend cons nted 10
Try IT, Al the time suffering from general de-
bily an nervols prost lon sup srnduced by over
work aud IRREGULAR habit. Its onder nj strength.
ening and curative pro- critics en.ei TO nftc; my
dehia aed sytcm rom the first dose; and un Ter lis
persistent use rapidly recovered, gaining more
have not hestn ed y givc Ncgeiine my most un lual
ihed ind1rsement. as hcins sat sure and powerful
systcm 10 new life and energy vrgctine is the only
meic ne uss and rs long Ms live never poet TO
lind a better.
Yours truly, W. II. CLARK,
No. I'D M Grey STREET.
Alleghany, Pa
National Republican., 1877-10-03

WELLS ORIGINAL MACnISE.SPREAD STRESdTHEs.
ING PIAsrERs.
The oldest and the best All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists. Twenty
twenty Eve and thirty cents, according to size.
National Republican., 1877-10-03

plLIIARDS.-SEATON HALL.
- Corner Ninth aud ID streets northwest
HTEyerything First Clnss-9a
mhief SCANION 4 90. PIopIletQrs.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
LAND TRANSFERS YESTERDAY.

Abncr p. Kelly ct al. TO Louise Peters. lot TO- in
square 6Sk s2Un Frederick Douglas, TG.!ird
States marshal to Maurice J. Adler part Of lot ljG
In Bea and Hawking addition to Ge0rgetown;
S1i Mary Power IN Seth l.. Phelps, part of lot g.
in square south Of square 277, in settlement for
Isabel j. Evans and Kate &. Daniels lot g. in square
ggi. 5000
National Republican., 1877-10-03
NEGETINE.
VEGETfNE
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE
CHARLE.rows.
~, r. @sren.
DEAR SiR This Is TO certify that have used your
"Ropd Preparation In my family fur several " aft
and think tlnt or Sc. onila or Canksrour HumOrs OF
teunliic an cttuns Canno, be pAcelled: and as
blood purifier aud spr ng Teiicine Is the 81 thing
have ever used. and have used almost evprylh,nP
can cheerfplly commend II TO any In need Of
such u nel'cinc.
Yours respectfully,
MRS a, A. nINsMoRE
No. 10 Russell street,
National Republican., 1877-10-03

DuRE MILK
T. X. WARD, Aldcrney Diaries Depot whele-
sale and retail dealer In Pure MIX md Cream. Ofics
aud Depot, .a9 street pnrthvest, Washington, D. O.
Fresh Bniter 10 cents churned every day at a IN,
Choics Aldornry Butter 20 cents, IN \ n prints. But
Al hour deslreJ
National Republican., 1877-10-03
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
VEGETINE.
HER OWN WORDS.

- - : - - = - 7 ~
" 4 O L 7 I N L
National Republican., 1877-10-03

A RT SCHOOL REMoVED.-TIIE EIGHTH
a year OF this school Is open for the reception Of
pupils at the new rooms, 1878 street, opposite
FRANKLIN square, Day classes IN drawing and Painting
Evening ntsss In Mechanical Drawing IN charge Of
PROFESSOR schlanr. y. h FULLER,
Uctl-ln princinai
National Republican., 1877-10-03

REsTAIRANT PARTsTEN-FIRST- LASS
FRENCH REsTAURANT-1able D'hote din
ner % cents from TO Iociock ia carte all day, u
per dozen, Chicken Salad 5Oc Orders for dinner par
ties balls receptions, eto strict aitenilon small
orders. q. BROCHF,
ses2 I'm French Cook Proprietor.
National Republican., 1877-10-03

So GERMAN.AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN
and school for children from three to sixteen years
o. age ohnrinE every advantage Of thorough pduca
llon. Pupils admitted ui any time. Terms moderate
Princlpas, Misses POLLOCK md NoERR, li2I Thir-
tcrnih street northwest Normal class for lateS.
For particulars inquire above, or at Ti6 street
northwest Ss2r-I I'm
National Republican., 1877-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

e6-REN. DR. WILLS DISCOURSE ON THE
SEVENTH COMMANDMENT,
delivered In Lincoln HALL March ls17 by request of
the Young Mems Christian ASs0cistion For salc ut
al the principal book stores and at the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms Price 10 cents ort2 ne
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17
CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER
To Escape Detection He Cuts Iiis
Fathers Body ina Two and
Throws One-haIf in the Lick
ing,

A few months ago the STAR contained
body in the Licking River near Carlisle,
Kentucky.
The case is mysterious one, and the
circumstances as far as known are as
follows;
A man named BIankenship died about
the aD0Ye-named time near Carlisle, on
the MaysVlAe d. Paris Railroad.
HIS body was inferred, and a short
time afterwards the son Of the deceased,
Oscar Blankenship, was arrested for
murder. lie went through prelimi-
nary examination, and after he got out
| OF Jail it Is alleged that he went to his
tatners grave, dug up the remains, and
cut tue body in two.
One part he reinterred, and the other
he threw into the Licking River. After
this he fed from the nelgnbOrhood.
Shortly alter that the part OF the body
thrown into the Licking was found, and
an inquest held over it.
Several persons who were present at
the Il quest suggested to the jury that
this was part OF the body OF Oscar
Blankenship, who, it was reported, had
committed suicide.
Blankenship had heavy insurance on
ulS lllet anu WIEN ufS Wll6 mdue dppll-
cation for tue money, the company
formed suspicion that everything was
not as it ought 10 be.
They went to old man Blankenship's
grave and found, on digging it up, that
Uut one half OF the body was IN the
coffin. 1t at once dawned on their
minds that the other half, which mad
been found in the Licking, belonged 10
this part.
Their suspicious proved correct. They
concluded that young BlankenshIp had
played this ruse in order to escape
trial, and that his wife might draw the
insurance money.
detective was put upon the track,
and, alter working up the cleWs, went
to Gamma, Texas, where he found his
man.
This morning he arrived in this city
over the ONO & Mississippi Road, and
took his prisoner, Oscar Blankenshlp, to
the CovlngLon jail, whence he will be
taken to Carlisle tor trial. His case Is
set lor the fourth Monday in April.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

The Board met in regular session
all the members present and Presi.
dent Bell in the chair.
The Storrs g. Sedamsville Street Rail.
road Company were given permission to
make repairs along their ruste under the
direction OF the L gineer.
A bill Of $45 was ordered paid to Jas.
Doherty Tor putting down a crossing on
I eeman street.
Bills 10 the amount of 500 80 were
ordered paid to John Nj. Cannon iOl
work and pipe furnished for Park ave
nue..
The Supervisor of Street Repairs was
directed w regrade and improve the in.
tersectlons OF SIKH, George, LongWorth
Fifth and Perry with Plum street, and
make other repairs.
A bill OF $9,357 81 was ordered paid tc
Bosensohue z u Bowtes for work al
kemper Lane bridge.
A bill of S1S3 wa, ordered paid for re
pairing the damage done on East Court
street by tue bursting Of a water main.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

POULTRY-Market steady a1d quiet with
moderate demand and liberal offerings OF all
kinds. Chickens are quot q IL 75a2 So for
dressed, and 81 25a2 for live. Turkeys &c per
Id for live and q aSc for dressed. 1--we ducks
quoted 81 5Oa3, aud geese $4a4 80 per dOzen
SALf-ls IN TAR demand for ONO River and
hanawha, with ample supply, at 3la1 II per brl
OF bushels, and Sl 25al 30 per brl OF hush
els. Coarse Liverpool is held at 81 1Ual 20 per
sack. Turks Island is quoted 40c per bu.
SEED-Quiet ami steady for clover at SlSa
SIC i'll store, and 8aSAG on arrival. Timothy
is quI,t ut 81 2Oal 70 per bu on arrival, and
81 40aI 20 per bu in store. Fax is in far de-
mand at 81 70 per bu for prime.
SUGAR-Steady market aud quiet at the
following prices: New Orleans, 7aS7Sc for raw
and e. sa99 &c for clarified; refined yellow Sa9c,
extra "C"ga9tzc, "a" white 94al0c. granu-
lated and powdered lOAal02Sc, crushed lO1ac,
and cut loaf l04c per ID.
iALLOW- Prime country rendered sells at
"a a114c per lb, packed, with fair demand and
ample receipts
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

WILMINGTON. Dec l7.-spirits turpen tine
| steady at 81 nc.
CHARLESTON s. c.. Dec l7-Cotton stead
| cr: MIddllng Il%c. low mIddimg l21:c, Aoou
ordinary l2c.
OswEGo. Dec. l7-Wheat firm: No. Michi
gan 81 43; No. Milwaukee Club, 81 "a. Corn
| steady and unchanged.
| LIVERPOOL, Dec T-Flour unchanged at 29s.
| " heat unchanged: Spring, los 6dalls Id : Cal
| ifOrnia club, RS 10Lai3s I'd; do average, l2s
1dal25 lOd. Corn unchanged at 29S 3D. canada
peas unchanged at 36s 3D.
INDlANAPoLss. Dec. 17-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat: No. red, 81 23al 25. Corn {:
new mixed, 39a4Oc. Rye j7a59c. Oats, 2Ta2sc
Provisions: shoulders, 41ac: clear rib sides, 51s
as: hams, S1aa91ac. Lard: Steam, 1.90c. Hogs,
$4a4 10.
MEMPHIS. Dec l7-Flour firm. Corn Quiet
and firm at 6ja66c. IN store. Oats quiet and
firm at 36a40e, III store. Pork firm at Sl5
| Lard steady: tierce. 9AalOc: keg. lie. Bacon
higher: S14a94alOc. Bagglng steady at I2b d
13c.
BOSTON, Dec. 17.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Corn quiet: Old mixed and yellow
65a6sc; new, 68a65c. Oats In far demand and
firm: Nc. and extra white, 44a4SC; No. =
white and No. l mixed, O3aa4lc; No. 3 white
and No. 2mlXed, 3S1aaS91ac.
PITTsBURG. Dec II. - Wheat: choice red
ONO and Indiana 81 5jal 80; Kentucky wnlte
and amber 81 3Sal n, Corn: stock dimin-
| ishing: yellow sheled, 5Sa59;; mixeu, j5a57C:
ear, yellow s. 59c; mixed. 56a5Sc. OATS STOCK
| iaIr and heavy; white, 34a"s6C; mixed, 33a34c;
| new, 20a5Oc Rye: nothing dong.
NASHVILLE, Dec. II - Flour: Fancy SO SO
| choice family 50 w, extra fmily 50 50. family
| S. 25 superLne 81 10. Corn: Loose 45c, sacke
55aj6c. " heat: White 81 4Oal o. red 81 goal 50.
| Cotton ordinary Sc, good ordinary VIC, gOol
mddling lO%c. Whisky: Robertson County
| 81 5OA3 W, Lincoln County 81 IjA3 w, Bourbon
| 81 TJa5 3D. hlghwines 81 "a
| firm hall
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

SERGEANT THORNTON, with Officers
Fox aud WoOdyard, UId II creditdble job
Sa a'urday evening, in hunting out and
arresting the supposed robbers Of Cur
tis' carlage-facLory safe, OH Sixth street,
between Sycamore aud Broadway. Geo.
Carr, one OF the arrested party, entered
the Store and asked Mr.. Gurus to show
him some sock upstairs. When they
returned to the Office the sale
had been broken open and
$4l5 some valuable papers and
gold media, valued at $lO0 were miss
ing. Carr confessed his guilt and re-
turned all but $40 of the money. VIM.
james, an eX-pOlIceman, and Henry Cur
tbs were the other pal ties arrested.
They will be tried tor grand larceny
Wednesday morning
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17
AMUSE M RNTs.
"sTRUCK OIL" AT THE GRAND.

olRUCh OlL Al lHE GRANDs
An event Of Importance in the present
dramatic season is the presentation Of
this piece. 1t is to be played by the
same company that rendered 1t with
such success in the Union Square
Tneater, New York, and all the same
scenery, effects aud stage settings viii
be used. Tue New York Post says:
"Mrs. Williams Miss Maggie Moore
as 'LiZze StoIel,' is the very incarna.
tion Of merry mischief. She sings pret.
tily, dances with considerable skill, and
speaks broken English with comlcal
effect. The minor characters OF the play
were well supported, Mr.. Weaver, Mrs.
Sol. Saith, and Nj. Sullivan being
especially worthy OF notrce. The seen
cry was uncommonly good even for the
Union Square Tneater. A view Of Pitts
Durga anu u scene in an oil city were
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

l 34H No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 seal 36H; No.
Milwaukee, 81 40 Rye: Western. 13a74c.
Barley frmer. Malt dull. Corn less demaud
and nrm Low mIXed, &c: mixed, steamer,
63s63xc: new white Western. GOc. Oats un-
changed. Hay is firm and unchanged. Hops
firm and unchanged. Coffee: CargOes, lGa
2Oc; jobblng, l6a21 NC, gold. Sugar dull and
unchanged. Molasses steady aHd unchanged.
Petroleum: crud', SC; refined, l3s4c. Res
unchanged. 1Erpentme, BIC. Eggs: West
Beef: long clear middles. 64c- Lara: steam,
SHaS J2Hc. Butter: Western, 9a2ic. hiskv
81 10.
baltimore. Dec. l7.-Flour nHiet and steady.
Western superGne, S4a4 70: do extra. k5a5 IS;
90 family, Sc 2Ia6 IS. Wheat; Western quiet
al easier: No. Western winter, spot and
December, 81 42H; January, 81 IS: February,
81 a. corn: Western quiet and easer; Obi
Western mixed. spot ana December 65c; new
Western mixed, spot, 654sc; december,
| G34c; January, G2jS; February, 62 I;
4 Nestern steamer, JGlAc. OaIs quiet
| ana steady: Nestern white. 3SI
a9c: do mixed, &c itye duct aAd steady at
6lablc. Hay dull. Provisions: Round lots
nominal: order trad dull. Pork $l3 Is. Bulk
| meats packed shoulders, 6xc: 81 ar rib sides,
714c Bacou: shoulders. saSA c; clear rib side 3,
9r94c Hams: u 5aal3c. Lard: refine {, ~ c.
Butter: choice Western stoa " aal firm;
choice We-tern, packed and roll, zOa23c. p
| tloieum dull.
How is IT possible to sell such beautiful ip-'-
| elry for $ls See the Imperial Casket
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17
The Courts.

Hugh Murray against The City; Maria
Dunckel against The City. These were
actions to recover damages for injuries
TO the premises of the plaintiffs on Gill
bert avenue by reason OF the alleged
negligent construction Of the avenue.
The jury rendered verdict OF II 900 II
the first case, and s., 900 in the second.
COMMON PLEAS.
Mrs. Fannie Hamilton, wife of John
A. Hamilton, a candy manufacturer at
No. 36 West Fourth street, has insti-
tuLed proceedings for divorce from her
husband, on tue ground OF extreme
cruelty and adultery.
POLICE.
Drunkenness - VIM. jacobson, IS:
John Roth, 10 days; Maggie Gallagher,
$50 and 80 days; George Bell, $40; Pat.
Carney, 80 days; Patrick Sullivan, $3;
James Haggerty, continued to Decem-
Der 81; Catherine Ellis, So; John Barth,
$40.
Disorderiy Conduct-Fre+l. Gwirner
and Sam. Beresford, dismissed; John
Daily, continued to Dec. 19; James Daw.
son, dismissed; Michael Seigler, dis.
missed; Dennis O'BrieD, $50 and 80
days; Ed. z. Bel, missed; George
Stampe, IS; Fred. Me'z5er, dismissed ;
Henry Weber, dismissed; Jos. Wuest,
dismissed; Robert Williams and sarah
Smith, 80 days each: Michael Cir. fin, S.;
Matte Harold, 10 days.
Assault and Battery-John Brown,
bail forfeited, Jas. Carr0lton, SIS; j.
Schafer, dienissed; f. W. Vornhold
and George Alexander, continued to
Dec. 27; Ida Williams, months, Emma
Welsh, dismissed.
Vagrancy-Wm. Rose, James stealey
and Edward Morris, l6 days each,
Leopold Wuensh, 80 days; Adolph
Weise, 80 days; James Dalton, d is
missed; Elizabeth Bevington, 80 days;
JOAN Il. Agnem, continued to Dec. 10;
Henry Simmons, $50 and 30 days.
Miscellaneous-Alice fucker, petit
larceny, dismissed; CaswelI Wilson,
shooting with intent to Kill, examna-
tion waved; Harry Edwards, street
begging, ten days; Frank Emsiger, driy-
ing over sidewalk, dismissed; Au-
gust HoeIize, and Michael Black,
0bstrucEing sidewalk, dismissed;
Martha f. Ktrby adultery, contInNed TO
to Dec. 20; JoDn Hickey, cars ing con-
cealed weapon, $40; VIM. PohI, J0nn j.
Leguer and Jonn Quinn, obstruUtlng
side walk. SO eac GoV,lrled Slender, for
abusing family, Continued to Dec. 20;
George Carr, W liam James and Henry
Curtis, grand larceny, continued to
Dec. 20; David DaVs, abusing family,
dlsmt5s d; Charles L. Jones, carrying
couceaie weapons, continued 70 the
1SLn OF DeCemeer.
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