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National Republican., 1877-11-03
GEORG ETOUN NEWS.
THE MARKET.HoUsE SEWER.

The work Of repairing tho break In the market
house sewer under the direction OF Mr. x. r.
ShckcllS superintendent Of streets. was completed
last nj mt about ten O'Clock. The brcakagc of this
sewer which occurred some three weeks ago, was
The cause Of grea, anxiety g residents Of the
and to the District authorities lest private prop.
cry and the market hnuSc should hc undermined
thoroughly repaired aud Inspected by Lieut. X. L.:
HoSio, engineer Of the District who expressed
himself as being highly ,rLt.hod with the
work oi repairs. Experienced men pronounce the
sewer TO be MS strong rs when i was built, some
sNty three vcaiS ago. To-day the work of Milling
Work rV Of repSrTn XII @ dspscr"s brS"ta thor
oughly completed.
GEoRGETowS LIQUOR DEALERS
The Police Board having recently adopted rule
requiring the liquor dealers of Georgetown to com
ply with the law IN Washington, compelling them
u close their bars at midnight. the liquor dealers
OF Georgetown last night held meeting and took
steps for the formation of protective organization
u Is proposed TO raise money aud dispute the hu-
thOriy Of the board 10 make such regulations.
MORE CANAL-BoAT ssUSK.
On Wednesday last canal.boat laden with
coal. was sunk four miles this side of Berlin.
Thursday, while the water was being drawn of the
level, two more cnnal.bnats were sunk. In consc.
qucnce Of the sinking Of these boats there have
lecn no arrivals of coal or grain boats since Thurs.
day. II is estimated by shippers, from maniiests
received that there are al least one hundred boats,
laden with grain. Hour, hay. cement and coal,
~ lllg UtlNttn Hlu tbhslshch
u Georgetown shippers and commission mer-
chants.
Ia consequence of this mishap the mills are short
of grain, Rnd quite number OF vessels that have
arrived to lDud coal fnr Eastern ports are detained
at this port being unable to load In consequence of
the non arrival of coai by canal, thus cntailing
heavy expense on the owners Of the crafts.
CANAL.
During the week ending yesterday III boats ar
rived ut the collectors Office Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal laden with an average Of lOj tons
Of coal each.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN.
by rivcr--Schooner Kitty Ann, Leyc0ck. Alex.
andrla, with 200 bushels Of wheat to Il. d. Hartley.
PORT.
Cicdrci-StcNmcr r. e. Knight, Chichester, New
York with an assorted cargo OF merchandise for
New York merchants.
RIVER FRONT.
irTirSd-Agnews wharf-SGhoOncrs A. W. Smith,
Eastern port to load coal Forest Oak Parker, New
Haven, 10 load coal: A. II SchOheld, DissOwuy.
New Haven, To load coal.
DtpIr'Nr--Agncw's wharf-Schooner A. W.
Smith. Eastern, Providence, with coal.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF COAL
for the week ending Friday. November . 1877:
Rerc,pk-BIrdcn Mining Company 2lDp tons
Agncws wharf, 400 tons; Rays wHnrf 800 tons
Gimur. Meredith * Co.'S wharf. iSiJ tons
&ipmfEis.- Borden Mining Company ZOO tons
AguCws wharf. LIS, tons Rays wharf 3,2DD tons
GnmOr Meredith COS wharf, i,tjO tons.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS
William Bonner, Peoria, ILL.,; William Carter,
Racine Wis, and Charles Mnrrii and wife, Harris
burg, Pa, are at The West End Hotel.
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90 MES's ull wool suits.


Meeting OF the Contributors to the Central
Dispcnsary.
A meeting of the contributing members of
the Free Central Dspensary was held at 5li sixth
street, yesterday morning, At eleven o'clock. Tne
inCleneTry OF the weather prevented q large Rt.
tendance, out the room was well hlled wluh the
representative ladies and gentlemen Ot the
sOteIy, among whom were Mrs, DInnison, Mrs
WA tn,y. Mrs. Ven a Misses SOlUm n, and
Bradley. DR.. Mdirnuvr and others.
The hrst buslness transacted was the hearing of
the reports Ui the treasurer and the several COM
mittecS. The former showed that since the reOr.
ganzation l,9lD patients had beon treaIod, aud
$40 prescriptions prepared making II total for
three months Of 69J. An experienced apOthecnry
had been employed to be at the dispen AIRY certain
hours each day. at salary OF SIS per
month. Fity dollars per month had been roCoN cd
irOm the District Commissioners. the balance vi
the receipts coming from private cUntr buIors.
Eleven hundred dollars has been subscribed thus
far, and II was hoped that the amount would bc
Increased ~ o2,OJ.
10 prevent sw!ndling the police board will be
asked to assist the ladies'. Every applicant for help
viii have tu bring certificate from the police ol
| iiurrs Of their district.
| The meeting then adjournod to meet at the SAINT
, place next Wednesday morning ut eleven O'cl.ck
at which time 1t is hoped large number of those
| Interested Will he IN atleiidance.
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CHLDRES's suits EIsENAS Bros, cor 7th and I
A Missing Man.

Mr.. L, D. F. Brady, of No. 207 First street
northwest reports to Police Headquarters that Dr.
samuel Il. W. Becker Of Wilmington, Del, brother
Of Bishop Becker, len the corner of Four-and alul
street and Pennsylvania avenue at one p. m, OctO
ber 30, to go to the Navy Yard, since which time
he has heard nothing of him. Dr. Becker wa,
about forty years old, fvO feet seven inches in
height, horid complexion, hair and mOustache dark
mixed with gray. When last seen he wore black
suit OF broadcloth, apparently new, felt hat low
quarter galters and blue striped stockings lie had
on his person letter from his brother, Bishop
Becker, Introducing him to Rev. p, +. Ilcaly OF
GeOTgetOWn College. and also an ivory tablet
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SUITS ENTERED.
Filling the Penitentiary.

The young District settlement recently
sta rted in the Baltimore rcniteutiary promises to
become large in numbers In n very uh0rt time,
Judging by the rapid manner in which the court
Is sending comvicts to that prison. third set OF
commitment TRpcrs have been made out for the
following criminals: Charles Ebcrhard, larceny,
two years Christopher Richardson. larceny. two
years: James Johnson, larceny two yeats; Moses
ChrIStmund, larceny. two years; J. u. Edwards,
larceny, two years; Robert Williams, Larceny, two
years; Frank Douglass, larceny, two years David
Underwood. larceny, one year; George Chase lar
Ceny, two years; John Williams, larceny one year
Joseph Stephenson, forgery, two years: Charles
Williams larceny, three years Emma Massey,
housc-burning, five years
National Republican., 1877-11-03
NoBBY Cashmere suits, at EIsEMAY Bros'
Something seasonabie.

Not tho least attractive feature of Mcssrs.
Heblo Bros. elegant clothing house is their over.
coat department stocked as II is with pro ably the
largest and most richly assorted line of over coat
this side OF New York, embracing styles In Gator
MOSCOW, Ango and English velvet beavers, together
with superb line Of Russian, French and English
fur beaV ers all finished In superb style at pTcos
ranging from so down 10 81. You will DO amply
repaid for visit to this house.
National Republican., 1877-11-03
The supreme Court OF the United states.

FRIDAY, NOV. = 1871
No. 20. Elizabeth G. Ould ct al, plaintiff in
error, VS.. the Washington Hospital for FDundings'
Thls cause was agreed BY Mr.. y. D. Barrett and Mr..
y. =. Brtlcr # ON Il { T the p'alntif in error.
and by Mr. James NJ johnson and ". s. Cox for
the defendant In error.
No. II The Continental Improvement Company,
Plaintiff IN error, vs. joseph stead This cause was
submitted on printed Arguments by MeSsrs
iIughes, q Brien AMI Smiley, Of counsel for the
plaintiff IN error. and by MIR. I. |. COomhs for the
de'endaut In error.
No. a. Samuel +. Craig, appellant, vs.. Jacob
Smith and George u. Hale. Passed.
No. Is. The Charter Oak Life Insurance Com.
pluy, plaintiff IN error Vs. Emma L. X bdcl. THIS
cause was submitted OF printed nrgnmcnts by Mr.
samuel Knox, Of counsel for the plaintiff aud by
| John D. < Dryden for the defendant In error.
No. ~, submitted for 10 1ulmndge y, Brown
ct .pl. appellants, ". The county Of liucnn Vista
Iowa The argument of this cause was com.
mcnced by Mr.. George q. Wright, Of counsel for the
appellants.
Adjourned until Monday at twelve o'clock
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EIsEMAS BROS.
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NEW 4DvERTISEsiENTy.

Vegetine.
English literature DR.. Kirkus.
Universalst services at Tallmadge Hall.
All Souls Church services at willard Hall
Furniture for sale ct 1916 street northwest
Firemen's Insurance Company of Washington.
c. Reichenbach, plano warerooms, i23 Eleventh
street northwest.
Sale Of improved property on the west side Of
Third street cast between Pennsylvania avenue
and G street south.
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Real Estate Transfers.

James Tally to ID. l.. Morrison, for $500,
lot 49, square BOG Charles Albert tru tee, to j. II
johnson ct al, for $40, the wharf property and
premises known as johnson & Churchs Thirteenth.
street wharf, j. T. Hanna, trustee, to j. T. May. fUr
ST. part OF lots IL and l. In square 3i7 j. O. Hail to
J. 7. May, for $1,000, lot II, in square 3I7.
National Republican., 1877-11-03

Henry Branson, colored, who was run over
Thursday evening on the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, near tho tunnel, and had his right foot
crushed and several ribs broken, died the sam0
night after the ampuation Of the foot. An inquest
was held yesterday, and tho verdict was that the
deceased was run over accidentally, there Icing no
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Examining school buildings,

Examining School Buildings.
The Board of Health met at their rooms last
evening.
Mr.. Hovoy, chairman of the committee on the
annual report Of the Board Of School Trustees
asks the board to make an inspection of all build
ings used for school purposes, and submit report
OF their investigation.
Dr. Cox and Judge Warden were appointed a
committee, with the health officer to cooperate
for the purpose Of making the examination re,
, queSlcd.
National Republican., 1877-11-03
Amusemcnts Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATRE-Lydia Thompson-Oxygen
OPERA HousE.-Tony Pastors Variety Company.
THEATRE CoNIQUE.-Gnnd Variety Company.
National Republican., 1877-11-03

Persons desiring to get well-made, neat-ft-
ting and stylish clothes are recommended to 20 u
the Washington headquarters Of Dcvlln & Co., ii
No 1870 + street northwest. The reputation oftht
wide, and no one ever deals with them without get
ting perfect satisfaction. The branch in this city
offers every advantage that person would get by
trading in New York. A specnlUrder deparlmen
has been organized, so that customers can hav,
made any piece of garment they may desire One
of the specialties ofthe house Is the American yok,
shirt.
National Republican., 1877-11-03
SCALES OF JUSTICE.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE COURTS YES.
TERDiT.

4 District Case In the United States Supreme
Court-Cases Disposed Of In the Criminal
Court.
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$40 SUITS to order, at Els
A Thief eau lit by Electricity.

Last might AZ the residence of DIR. $. Lin
coin. ljli II street man was found secreted in
the basement With great presence Of mind sup
pressing an outCry which would have made the
discovery known to the intruder the servant who
discovered him quietly ran upstairs and turned In
the pOllcccnll on tho dstrcttelcgr ph instrument.
shown Downstairs taking the burglar SO com.
plotely by surprise that ho was captured without
difficulty.
National Republican., 1877-11-03

About six o'clock yesterday morning two
colored boys found colorcd infant wrapped in u
blanket on French street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets northwest. They took the bas'
kut and it, lively contents " the Fourth Precinct
station and from there Olhccr Chase took II to St
AIMS Infant Asylum, where it was received ana
cared for by the Sisters.
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An Important Postal Decision.

Tho Post Office Department decided yester-
day that all matter prepared by the papyrograph
electric pen processes will hereafter be subject to
postage al third.class rates-namely; One cent fol
every two ounces,
National Republican., 1877-11-03

DR.. X IRKUs gives his third lecture, Goldsmith :
on Tuesday night. When delivered last autumn, II
baltimore, it was hvorably noticed by the press o
that city.
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Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued as fol.
lows; Clement Herbert and Caroline Lee and NJ
j. Brown and Mary A. Mcvarrey.
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Indications.

For Ncr England aud he Middle AHomtiC
States, clearing heather colder Teserly TiHds and
rising barometer.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit 10 DR.. Hartley sures instant relief for
catnrrh No eKorbitpnt fees in advance. Resi-.
dcnce removed to 9A New York avenue.
Lctt-off clothing, watches, pistols &C.. bought at
lIerzog's, 9l5 street Orders attended TO.
All kinds Of trunks made to order. repaired and
covered al Murrays, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
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PLACES or yORsHIP.
Location of Churches, Name OF Pastor, and
Monrs of ReIIrlnms Exerclsrs

The morning services in all the churches
begin at eleven O'Clock. vcspers In Roman
Catholic churches at four p. ~, and evening scr.
vices are held in tho churches generally at 7:aO
O'Clock. Tho following Is list Of tho more prom.
incnt places Of worship In the District:
National Republican., 1877-11-03

Youso people pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with fhurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der the best dentifrce known II will preserve
their whitcncss through life, prevent decay and
tonthache. Much pain and trouble Is caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In tmo. Price,
70 and 50 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-03

RoMAS 4 Cox. merchant tNilOrs, 5O7 Seventh
street are selling fine uveTCORts Of their own max
at twenty five per cent lower than any house IL
the city.
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S. PANTS to order. EIsEMAS BROS, 7th and
Gospel Temperance Meeting.

The Young Mems Christian Association will
hold services US usual in Lincoln Hall tomorrow
afternoon at halfpast three O'Clock. The meeting
will be gospel temperance service, conducted by
the young men, and there will be i've short tive
mlnuteJ talks 10 young men who know now what
IL Is tO be Tree. All young men are especially H.
yitcd.
National Republican., 1877-11-03
TuoNrsoSs posApr oprrMy,

An oleaginous compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair. Its use soon renders harsh. dry
hair son and pllable. strengthens Il when weak.
and gives II that rich gloss which Is the charm Of
carly youth Price. 25 and 10 cents per bottle.
CLEANSE the system and purify the blood rcmoy.
ing dyspepsia sick headache, constitution, and all
disenses caused by disurdered stomach or liver.
Qmirk's Irish Tea will do IT, Sold by all druggists.
Price, 26 cents per package
JOuvES's ISODERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Ronovates soed gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, 25 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-03
CmLDnEs's blouse suits. at EIsEMAS BROS

USE J. Bnrys ripsissewa. II cues gravel, drop.
steal Swelllngs, alterations Of the kidnsys, &e.
Sold by all druggists
National Republican., 1877-11-03

FURNACE WORK, tin, copper. and sheet iron work,
New York social fireplace heaters, ranges grttes,
&c. the best In tho market, at Hamiltons, Y. NJ. q.
A. building.
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CITY ITEMS.

WELLS ORIGINAL MACIIINE.srREAD sTREsGTHEs.
ING PLAsTERs
The oldest and the best, All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists. Twenty,
twenty.nv and thirty cents, according TO size.
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Deylin & Co.

SILK UMBRELLAS, paragon frames, s..
STEINMRrZ's. 1887 Penn. ave.
National Republican., 1877-11-03

FRFsIT ARRIVALS of new and beautiful designs of
gas fixtures every day at HamiltOn's. All manu-
iaciurer in the country are represented In his
ILALk
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IIsR (lzune

Inhaler for Catarrh or Colds. 25 cents
68l New York avenue.
and 1900 Pennsylvania avenue
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Ozone Cures

Catarrh, Asthma, Hay Fever and Colds. q cents
632 New York avenue.
and 1909 Pennsylvania avenue
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Police Court.

District Cdses.-Joscph Wood throwing stones;
paid 50. Charles Dickson forfeited his collateral
for being disnrderly. Ella Williams profanity; S..
Elmore Chase, throwing stones; So. Julia Banks,
charged with vagrancy; bonds or thirty days;
John Davis sailor, was then stood up for using
euss.words, and required to deposit S. Charles
Whitney, vagraucy; released OIL giving personal
bonds A. J. Sullivan, loud and boIstcrous; IS.
Sarah Clark. vagraut, went down for thirty days.
Isaac Brady, throwing stones at samuel Lloyd; dis.
missed.
United States CISss-Edward Smith, assault on
his wife; case continued until to-day, the defend.
ant being compelled to give bonds in the sum Of
500. Robert Dorsey, assault on Ella Williams. 50.
by hooking an umbrella from Wolf Rice; continued
until to-day. Frank Sage John Cypress John Ma
hOny, Writ Kpingcr and Thomas Dinuell were
charged with stealing some pigeons from Mrs. Is, b..
French. The evidence showed that Kiplimger was
the only guilty one, aud lie was fined so, thirty
days In jail the rest being discharged. sarah Dabney.
stealing q lot Of jcwclry from Henry BlRnhy; siO
or thirty days. Ella Breedun, assault On iAura
smith nOir prOs. Henry Champion having Rbalcd
the nuisance on his premises, the ease against HIM
was dismissed The case against Charles Lucas,
charged with assautiug william Turner, was dis
missed the complainant having failed To put in
all appearance. James Bartomy, assault on Alice
Williamson; released Oh giving personal bonds.
pair of shoes from William Watson; plcnddc gu lty
aud was sent To the grand jury, bonds being fixed
at 500 She was also charged with the larceny Of
another pair of shoes from John T. Gates She
pleaded not guilty To this charge, which was dis
missed Washington wilson threats against James
Leonard; required TO give bonds In the sum Of
SOD Or go TO the mrm fOT thirty days Adam Chase,
throwing stones and breaking the window Of
Thomas Lynn, who resides on Beal street, in
Georgetown; - or ten days.
National Republican., 1877-11-03
District Courts.

CIRCUIT CouRT--CHIEr JUSTICE CARTIER.
G. +. Davis vs.. J. II. Lewis and others
on promiSsary notes amounting to l,Tio.Si, with
interest," verdict for 81 100 and cJstI Wilcs ys. llnl
nday verdict for plaintiff for s7.h. with interest
from May l. lsTi. Ovcrton vs. Clhgctt! death of
defendant suggested, and continued Hoover ".
Caggctt 4 Brsclm; death of Clagsett suggested,
and continued Richard Cruit jr., VS.. r. 7, llnr-
ycy; order of publication. William Warner rs.
JeSSup Blair. This Is II suit for Slandrr. In which
the plaintiff claims damages of 5 ,Obl The charge
made was that the defendant suspected aud be-
lioved that Mr.. Warner was a dishonest person,
and had been guilty of the crimes OF larceny, rob.
berry and burglary, and of some other crimes and
mtsdcmcanOrs. This has injured his good name
and reputation he claims. 10 the extent VI the
damages set out. Verdict for defendant
SUITS ENTERED.
Equity sidC.-C. }. Warren vs.. J. l.. Mcdaniel et
al, for injunction. LuW Siis.-lIDraCc $. johnson
w. District of Columbia; damages. SGDOJO for over
flow of sewer. Reginald Fcndell, assignee VS..
H. @. Fanti oil tic. Je'sc l.. Dlnnclly v. Moses
Kelly; on account Edmond II. Wilson VS.. Fred
erlck Douglass in rCplcvin.
National Republican., 1877-11-03

II YOU WANT plumbing aud gas.htITg done
promptly, and by good, reliable mechanics, nj
reasonable rates, call on HamiltOn's Y. N. q. A.
building.
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Got Loft.

GREAT BARGAINS in dress goods, all shades, at
KArF pnOTmElss', 726 Soyenth street.
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DIR, NlnrreII'a

Ozone for CataTTh. G31 New York avenue
and l9J1 Pennsylvania aycnre.
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BOYS suits. EsEMAS.BRos.. cor. Seventh and

BEST ASSORTMENT gentlemen's hats
STEISMETz's l257 Penn. ave.
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Dr. Morrelrs
Ozone at druggists, 25 cents.
1919 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Law Summary,

Emma Massey, previously convicted of house.
burning. was sentenced to the pcnitentiary for
Ave years.
For a second offense Of petit larceny Charles
Lee was given two years in the Maryland Peni.
tcntiary.
Louise Palmer, colored pleaded guilty to the In.
dictment for petit larceny and went 10 baltimore
for one year.
A plea of simple assault was allowed In the
case OF John Stewart, and he was sentenced to
eleven months IN Jail.
For obtaining 81 from Laura A. Stafford. under
false prctcnscs Edward Williams went to the Balt-
more Penitcnttary for one year
The Government failed . make out a case
against William Richardson, indicted for making
deadly assault Bruce Bell aud he was acquitted.
Justice Dim held the Criminal Court yesterday
Thomas Smith Vas convicted of assnulting Annie
L. Woody with intent to commit rape and given
one year in prison.
Mrs. Bclva A. Lockwood as counsel filed a
motion for new trial in the case Of Charles
Mason convicted Of petit larceny, on the ground
of newlydiscOvered evidence.
Aaron BruInmcr, who plead guilty to the in
diCtment of conspiracy In the Julius Witkuwskl
case for presenting false claim against the United
states Goyernmnnt for logs, has been pardoned by
the President
A stumpy ColOred boy, named johnson BOuldin,
made second attempt ut petit larceny, by stealing
some cigars; got caught, aud admitted Ills guilt,
tcntiary for one year.
Charles White q culored hoy. confessed to
stealing s75 worth plot books from seth II. Terry,
anu was gwen Olt year III btlllulOTt
| His Honor admonshCd him that II he returned
| and went to thievng he would have him hung
The jury acquitted Icmuel Mgkel Of the charge
| of rubbng Mary Guerven, for which he stepped be.
| fore them and personally returned thanks, Gt the
same time promising to keep away from the court
room In the future. He was defended by Camp
| bell Darlington.
| Since the resumption OF trials for criminal of
| fcnses In the Criminal Court there has been hfty.
seven convictions. With the exception of two
cases all of the COnyictS were sent to the Baltimore
| Penitcntiary. AT this rate the District quota VIII
soon be made up
| Thomas Mlckens colored twenty -four years Of
age pleaded guilty To entering the house of Edward
| Nelson, on the night of tho 2Ith of June last and
stealing a quantity of wearing apparel He was
| permitted 10 plead guilty of grand larceny, and
was sentenced 10 one year In the penitentiary.
| james Reynolds was arraigucd for stealing O
| lot of law books, valued at 500 from John Nc
| Perkins In pleading he admitted his guilt, say Ing
that he stole under persuasion. lie accused liOber
| Edwards of inducing him To commit the theft by
telling him that he could make good thing of 1t
and brought bags to carry the books away; also
pulling the covers off the books In ths alley anel
he received them. Reynolds got one year in th,
penitrntiary, aud his honor thought that the other
man should accompany him.
National Republican., 1877-11-03
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Personal.

GPIRITS OF YOUR DEPARTED FRIEND'
~ can talk with you. answer your questions, give
Rlvlca To all manner of buSi ness MARRIAGES. health
and absent friends, through Dr. Barnes iis Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Hours, ~ A. M 10 y. IN. Ladies'. 10
cents. gentlemen, Il. nos 2t
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81 CHILD suits Elsra,s BRo, Seventh and E.
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--s-s-s-S-s-s-s-r-s-
RED PATH LYcEUM. LECTURES. !.
THREE FAMOUS ORATORS. .
s-f-s
National Theatre, sunday Evening, Nov l. =
HON. DANIEL DOUGHERTY,
sTho most eloquent forensic orator and lecturer oft
Pennsylvania
= -----s
National Theatre. sunday Evening, Nov. II.
MRS. MARY A. L1vERMORE, .
- The Queen OF the Lyccnm" the greatest ladys
- orator now lv nE.
sSU BJECr..m........ st tPEHFLUoUS WOMEN
s-es
Lincoln Hall, "Wednesday Evening, Nov. 7. I.
JOSH BiLLINGS.
The popular hunorist. with musical attractions :
#-NN
Tickets at Metzerotts. US Pennsylvania avenue. /.
and 20 cents No extra charge for reserved seats
oct31lm
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Calvary RaptIst League.

BOYS TELESCOPE and Helmet hats.
STEINMETZ's 1887 Penn. ave.