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National Republican., 1878-04-27
The Gamc this Afternoon-Sew Grounds for
the Eagle-work on Them Commenced
y.starla~

The Ganno this Afternoon-New Grounds for
the Eagle-work on Them Commenced
Yesterday.
The celebrated Independent nine, OF Baltimore
will play the National this afternoon, on the
grounds Of the latter club at three o'clock
sharp. No charge will be made for ladies' and rhe
presence Of large number Of the fair Sex is caru
estly requested The following nine will do battle
for baltimore; DAILY. 2: Carl, C.; Taylor, H. Bos-
ley, 2b; Reyels, Sb Hohlcr, S. S. Minchcr l. f. !:
Dulancy, m. T., and Roach. T. T.
This Is frst.ciass team, and a close game II
Looked for as both mines IN tiptop condition
The Red Legs have designated the following 10
uphold their banner: BsunOn D.: Kenny G.: nal.
las H.; Trutt 2b.; Lusk Sb.; HOuck ss Holly l. T.;
Stevens m. f.. and Barron" r. {. Let there be a
large turnout, as fine sport may he expected
The Eagle Base Ball Club, through the courtesy
of number OF prominent gentlemen, have secured
ssquare Of ground opposite Graceland Cemetery
near the terminus OF the Columbia Street Railway,
which Will be fitted mp OH grand scale for base
| ball ground.
Mr. Albert Gleason has secured the Contract for
grading the proposed park, and put force of 100
| men at work yesterday. Mr.. Stephen Just had his
| force out digging pOsthOlcs and making prcpara.
uons 10 enclose the square with substantial fence
| eight feet high. clubhouse will BE- built.
| aud grand stand for the exclusive use
| Of ladies and escorts Is to be erected in
| the rear of the home plate Immediately over tho
grand stand place will be arranged for reporters
aid scorers, who will he "InUnarchs OF GI they
survey" The proposed grounds will be Of easy
Of two weeks Il ls confidently expected that bail
ground which will be an ornament to the eastern
section Of the city will be in good trim for base ball
| exhibitions
National Republican., 1878-04-27
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Hotel Arrivals.

EbLtt-G 4 Washington and family, Tenn @ u
Iumr New York; NJ WhittlssCy and wife Mas;
W WhiliIesey, Mass tonpCr PhllRdrlphG: NJ B
Phillip, New York; . Campbell, New York: I. Emery,
Pa; ii Roe. GsA " g kank!n, New YORK; N
Iaptnin p + WoOdhn, VG Miss L1urrcr, VA Miss
ii NJ Rruell, Va II NJ clark and son, Mass = Car
lvle T. A; s Flanagan, Philudc.phln q VI Garimer,
idaho: Mrs Il Rates, Mich; Miss e Connolly,
mGS PS EH sToSr RF and NSiSn % NS% E ar
Soy; d shadbgil and wifi, New York " = Libby,
Nov YORK; II Adams, Mass r K Appleton, SIS
Mrs stevens ClaBk Md; e Stevens and wife, Chi
caEn " Myers philNdelphla CHptnin II Blakcly.
Mass { r spalding Mas; II KtmbRll and wife,
Mass.
S. Jng,t. II 3 Znynit Gogni A ParP, New
SvTk; ] NJ Otey, Va ttArl New lLTA: u T. Gay
Ter New York; Kaufman, PhiladeLhiA. D "
Purkhau. Il I; = 4 HA.u1, L. u SturSis, BoslOn,
To-IHu Mass Mr. Rnd Mrs G NJ Sears, D ,stoni Mrs N
K WulrUt, BOslun. Mas; Siemcs ana wife, NeD W
\ Iiarpi w; X il Turner, Va j. Nlurner Na "
Pratt Va W Lyons. and wife, Nrw York q =
ion, Mich, W + Clark, Richmond, Va p Mason
New York.
Enp,riaL-FA Burns, New York; James spoGrS
Philsd.IPnla; W u SPauld,ng CIV Ambrose ps,he
Pa Jhfh ScllugpT Pa; l. I, Sldles. w NE Nor
r,rn ard vile, Delaware, J 7 LIannrTich and vile,
New York EDWARD FitSgerG,d, Troy, New YORK;
pomeviw, Troy: New YQrk; Mis- / MarcnS, New
Nnrki n y Allen, Pa, D Allan PA Russell ThopJt
son ciIy; Cnas Carroll Ii'cSs, Ge"ga; l. brHyion, w
| q II Dawson, Md.
4st'onotiGn-Ms J Ipgsp; Phllsdelnhla; Mis- n n
| adeiphiG ) 2 Jouej, BostOn, Mas Hon Mere
| wife Mass J q bacchus, New YORK; Mrs 8 Ku!nsr
| A Wait, Mas
National Republican., 1878-04-27
srnIyosults-large.tva variety. Et.eman,., 5lh and E.
District Government.

The collector OF taxes has been directed to re-
hnd certain taxes enormously assessed against aud
recently paid by property. holden OIL StoddOrd
street Georgetown, for wafer main laid through
that stree, TO supply residents at remote point in
Washington.
The leutenants Of police yesterday received in
structOus in relation to the distribution Of the poor
fnul. The sick poor is the only class to DC bunc.
i,ted by this charity The licutenauts are re-
quired to keepa record Of the beneiciarics aud
their residences. The work is 10 be commenced OF
once.
Inspector Entwsle has issued building permits
TO L. II. Crnpston, repair premises No. SIS Eighth
street northeast; s25. Charles X. Fields, repair a
frame dwelling No. 10 Bridge street, GeoIgctown
$40. James Goddard, repair Il frame building,
Green, near bel. street, GeUrgetDwn 81. William
G.. Morrison, construct Il four story brick dwelling
Thirteenth street, near street circle sl0gjD. =,
| \. SclhHuscu. construct brick blacksmith shop
| In alley between q mud r and sixth and Seventh
| street northwest; slTi. Kent y Setle, repair q
| brick dwelling No. 1905 street northwest; sSOp.
Engineer liOxic has ordered lamp posts tU be
erected as follows: Two at corner OF Einth and q
streets southeast two on North Carolina avenue
between sixth and seventh streets southeast two
| Oh Connecticut avenue between + and X streets
northwest; one on corner of Twelfth and Z streets
| southeast; two on French street, between NIuth
| and Tenth streets northwest.
National Republican., 1878-04-27
yEGETlN T..
VEGETINE
FOR
CNILLS, SHAKES,
FEVER AND AGUE.


On. II. n. STEVENS
bear Sr-I feel very grateful ior what your vain.
able med Inc, NpgetinP. has done In my family.
with to express my thanks by informing you 0i the
wonderful cure OF my also TO let you know that
NCgctne II the best med Q nv ever saw for ChWs.
Shakes. Htsr ant igic My son WAS sick with ne
les In is7S, wh.ch n him With Hipyoim diseuse. My
suffered great de, OF pain MI the time the pain
great he 'lii nothing but cry The doctors did
not help him particle He conll not IN his foot
from tile floor; lie could not move without crutcheL
read your advertisement In the Louisyille Courier:
JyrIini that NereIne was great Blood Purifier IN I
Blood Food. tried Que bottle, which waI great
benefit. lie kept on with the medicine, gradually
gaining. He has taken eighteen bottles in ALL and he
IL conpletely restored TO health. walks without
Iutcles cane. lie Ia twenty years OF age have
younger son, cen years Ofase, who Is subject TO
CIWS. Whenever he feels one coming on, he comes
n rakss dose Of Ne1sne and that Is the lust OF the
ChM. Vegetins leaves no had effect upon the system
like most Cf tn me lcines recommended for ChHis.
cheerfuly recommend Nege line for fnch complaints.
think i Is the greatest medicine In the world Re
6pectfuliy, MRS. J. W, LLOYD.
SETETIsE--when the blood becomes hfeleSS and
stRgnaut either from change Of weather oil climate
want Of exercise, !rCg liar diet, or FROM any other
cause tls NIGErISE Will renew the blood carry of
the putrd humors, cleanse the stomach regulate the
bowels aud lnIRrt tone OF vgur TO the whole bo iy
National Republican., 1878-04-27
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Beryices-All Souls Church.
The original Bryants Minstrcls.
BASE. e.ball-lndepcndeu vs.. Nationals
Rooms and board-61S y street northwest
l.. Lincoln, Grand Army Hall, usual time.
vesetine for Chiils, Shakes, Fever and Ague.
wanted-Address Iona, Farfax County, Va
Lecture-Professor Richard T. Grcenor, April %.
No. Sl7 Four-and-a.half street northwest-For
rent
Colden's Lebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef and
Tonic Invlgorator.
The United States Standard Press Company
Philadelphia, Pa
An adjourned meeting of the Medical Association
District Of Columbia.
Annual meeting stockholders Capital, North o
Street and Southwest Railway.
National Republican., 1878-04-27
Supreme Court of the United States.

FEIDAYI April 20 1bIS.
On motion Of Mr.. Joseph Casey, Johu Hays, ESQ.,.
OF Carlisle, Pa, was admitted to practice.
on motion of Mr.. W. II. Smith, Andrew X. Dunn
esq, Of Mount Glead, Ohio, was admitted 10 prac.
tee.
No. 1913 lassigned) The United States, appellants
vs. james Driscoll. Argued by Mr. Solicitor Gen.
cral Phillips, appellant, and by Mr. Thomas J. Du-
rant and NJ. Joseph Casey for the appellee.
No. 3ll. John II. Martin, plaintiff in error, The
Hazard Powder Com pauy. on motion of Mr.. II. G.
Alleman of counsel for plaintiff in error, dismissed
with costs
No. 27j. The Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance
Company. plaintiff in error, ". john H. Gossler ct
al. Submitted by Mr.. Charles NJ. Reed ana Mr
William q. Russell for plaintiff III error, and by Mr.
Charles A. Welch for defendants In error.
No. 27:. Charles J.. Hayward, appellant Vs.. The
Eliot National Bank. Argument commenced by
Mr.. Jonathan f. Barrett for appellants, and co n.
tinucd by Mr.. \. Runncy for apnclces.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-04-27
OmtrnCes In the South.

meeting OF the ministers and lay people Of the
colorcd churches Of the District is called at the
Lincoln Mission Hall, corner Of Elevcnth and X
streets next Monday evening, at eight o'clock
sharp to take into consideration and devise some
religious means by which the shedding Of innocent
blood may be suppressed among the culored race In
the south. Refugees from the South IN the city
and friends Of the cause with facts and figures al
hGnd are requested To bO present,
National Republican., 1878-04-27
Real Estate Transfers.

Henry Kraak to Fred. Koone', S. 900, part OF lO
l3xIi square 40; Fred. KOones TO Henry KmGk
81 900 lot D. square $780, Isaac Pearson, trustee fol
Sarah Y. Vernon u J. X. Vernon, s., west half
lot /, square n NJ, g. Emery ct ux. to Mnhi
shea, s2,700 So lot / reservation c; j. W. Dean &
uSto ! II W. BAILEY, 81 .ODD, east half Of lot 2
yuuaTe 1899, Thomas Hutchinson ct ux. 70 J. Pit
tGrl s4O lot 3; J. ". Jones, sub division, squaTt
square 6o George Earle, IT,, 10 T. NJ. Darnellle
81 go, lot ~, square hSl.
National Republican., 1878-04-27
OITT ITEMS.

DR wuBoR's Con Liver OH AND LInE.-Inva.
lids need no longer dread 70 take that great spe-
cifc for Consuinpdion, Asthma, and threatening
Il roSbed o he s.s .Dd also
embodies preparation Of the Phosphate Of Lime,
giving nature the very article required to aid the
healing qualities Of the oil and to recreate whore
remarkable tonic, and will cause weak and debili-
tated persons TO become strong and robust For
sale BY all respectable druggists throughout the
country, and should be kept In every family for In
slant use ou the first appearance Of Coughs, Irr-
tation Of the Lungs. Manufactured only by a. d.
wnBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold By all druggists.
neglect. will soon ruin them. Be wise in time.
Clean them daily with THuRsToN's IVORY PEARL.
TooTH POWDER, the most perfect dentrihce known.
IL will keep them through life IN good condition,
the breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists. % and 20 cents per bottle.
WILLS MAoHIsr.srR srnExGrHKsne PLasr
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far turpaks all others
HARD times demand economy; practice II by
renovating your soiled gloves with JouyrS's ISo
bottle.
ARE you bilious, troubled with headsche. dizzy.
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &c2 Are you dyt
peptie, nervous, duh, and lanRuid2 Avefse to all
exertion. Is your life miserablef You require a
change Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
bleed TAKE nn T SS great ssa hSnse Ss
druggists, Is cents per package, which makes 9
quart OF medicine.
to curl, Dress II with THoNrSoS's PoNADE orTiNE
An olesginous compound Of singular merit II
will improve It, Sold by druggists, &c. Price Is
aud 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-27
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fSIl to procure Mrs WiNsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP for all diseases Of teethiug in children. 1t
relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie
regulates the bowels and, by giving relief and
health 70 the child. gives rest 70 the mother.
National Republican., 1878-04-27
VEGETINE
FOR
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS,
And General Debility.

BERNARDsTowS, MASS, 1875.
We, the undersigned, having used VCgetine, take
pleasure In recommending To all those troubled wilt
JIuHOTs of any kin t. DgSpTDsid, Nervousness, f,t-
sTdI D,LHity, II being thr Great Blood Purifier sold
by r. l. Crowcll Sons, who sell more Of 1t than all
other patent medicine put together. -
MRS. l.. y. PERKINS.
MRS. II. W, SCOfT
JpSEPJICs SLATE.
VEGETIS r Is the gTest health IeStorer-composed
exclusively Of bsrks, roots. and herbs. II Is very
pleasant 10 tRkei every chid likes 1t.
National Republican., 1878-04-27
sa pant, TO order, including all shades. Eisemans
GInss-IiaII SIioniinp.

There WI be some very interesting glNssbal
shooting this afternoon At Kalorama Hill, head o
Twenty. GfS street. The shooting, which begins al
four O'clock. 10 open to any one desiring to par
ucipAte.
National Republican., 1878-04-27
Tho UIstrIct Courts,

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT.
Harmon vs. Dyer; argued and submitted. Bge.
low VS. Shepherd Judgment below affirmed.
National Republican., 1878-04-27
National 8epublitn.
Arrival Of Passenge, Trains.

Al BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPOT, NEW JEhskh Avn
NUE. AND G sTRgEr.
M,g,,fpO Hvntnc.
ssis, N. Y Phil q Boe eI. siso, Baltimore accom-
ar, Baltimore express IAl0 baltimore accom-.
yfV Western sapresA 500 Y, phil q Bos er.
NV Baltimore accom-. 5D Western Mall
t25 Fred. nc, Met br'ch y -s;Sf baltimore accom-.
e1x7 baltimore Annapolis s6;ts baltimore express
and way, 1O, Western express
49, hariinsburR and IIa- $50 baltimore express
rsrytovn ac (Met brch sells n Y, Phil Bos e.
Io20 Baltimore accom-. 1876, Baltimore accom-
u:so. Baltimore express.
sArrivs daily. Others sundays excepted.
81 For the time OF departure OF trains see sdver-
Spments elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-04-27

Amusements Tonight
NATIONAL THEATRE-Fsnny Davenport.
THEATRE CoHiauE.-Jako Budd and new Va
rlety Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-27
Indications,

Yor Saturday, in the Middle Atlantic and South
Atlantic States southwest winds warmer, partly
cloudy weather, and rising barometer will prevail
National Republican., 1878-04-27
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Location Of Churches, Name Of Pastor, and
Hours of Religious Exercises.

The morning services In all the churches
begin at eleven O'clock, vesper In Roman Catholic
Churches ct four .. m. and evening services are
held in the churches generally al 7:so O'Clock.
The following s list Of the more prominent places
Of worship I'm the District:
National Republican., 1878-04-27

Services To-NIorrow.
Another Of the Sabbath evening course OF SER
mons on prophecy" by Dr. Chester, of the Metro
politan Presbyterian Church, Fourth street east
will be delivered at hAlFpast seven o'clock to-mor
row evening. Subject: Prophecies Relating to
Papacy." repeated by rcquest.)
Rev. DR.. Rankin will preach upon Mysteries In
Nature aud Religion tomorrow, at eleN Ell o'clock,
In the Congregational Church, and oil the Ten
Commandments at hslfpGst seven p. m. Children
will be presented for bni;0n at the opening OF the
morning service.
Rev. Dr. A. T. Mason the pastor Of Calvary Bap.
list Church, will preach q sermon appropriate TO
the commencement OF the third year Of his pas
will preach on the DUTY OF Prayer OF Ministers" I"
Rev Alexander Kent (Uniyeralist) will preach
In Talmadgc Hall tomorrow, at eleven o. IN.
Young peoples meeting at halEpast four p. M. AL
are cordially invited.
National Republican., 1878-04-27

MRs's, youths and boys flannel suits Eiseman's
National Republican., 1878-04-27
Social Events.

The G. G. s. Club gave their third complimentary
soree al T. Joseghs Hall last night The cosy hall
was brilliantly illuminated ana dc"oured with
bunting and flowers. Among the many prCscul
were Misses OMearc DCIHnd, Burns. SYlmOr, tu:.
dec, Brown, LGnGvOigt, Henderson, Green, Ring
gold, Chapman, aud Holling'wnrlh, and MessH
kle~tom, Wright. Holimgsworth, Clancy, and New.
on.
hn. and Mrs, Isaac smith gave very enioyabl.
Oh New Jersey avenue last night. Among those in
Attendance wer, Misses II. +. Williams, X. Muhuu,
Reeves, b. hickey, |. Cr,Ss, A. buckley, K. Wilkn-
gDu. Mrs LivcrmUre, Mi-ses willis puhant Mgr.
tigm, BAne Lecch MCssTs. e. d. LippinCOtt, W. l.
livefmore, u. /. sbom0, a. ". Smith, ". Fittn
J.LMeulu, ". GOvNs, J. T. johnson, ]. johnson
and ". MUTli..
National Republican., 1878-04-27

TUE Grand Central Hotel, New York has long
besk faVoTitc WITH Southern people, Now lhd
o. 81 Nicholas Is soon to C.u-C, II Is presumed thR
ko drand Central viii absorb stil! larger proper
Nan of the Southern trade.
National Republican., 1878-04-27
BASE-BiLL.

Fine Shoes Made to Order,
At II. L. strasburger's, 3n6.SlS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-04-27

DsR HUNDRED drug stores in the District SCI
pArafxs kheVhAtc Remedy. II oyres TheumH
Ssm every time. Try It, and you will find 1t just o
National Republican., 1878-04-27

so dress suits 10 order. Eiscman's 7th and Z.
LOCAL MISCELLANY
Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on timt
deposits. J. II. sQUIER & CO..
Bankers l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-04-27

Gents shoes Made to Order,
AtH, l. strsshurgsrs. =. SO. sos seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-04-27

Ladies' Side Lace aud Button Shoes,
At II. L. Strusburger's 800 31S Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-04-27

TpE depreciation OF the cuTenCym Havana con
Bnncs although the reports shuN = cessation O
knsiniies. owing " the bad condition ofSpani'h
frances Bercraly this depreciation il likely t.
increase. 1sc havuna Lottery tickets Sold here
for Alnercun money, when prih1 is won, only pay
sbout thirN cents gold On the Hular, und thi, fEc
celebrated lnuisisuR SL.to Lottery Company III,
president Of which j. NJ, 4. IOuphu T. o. BOX GS2
SeS Orleans, La, See the particular, IN another
column.
National Republican., 1878-04-27
THE L.IW RECORD.

cnnDREN's suits, 50 and upwards. Eiseman's.
National Republican., 1878-04-27
VEGETINE
ron
NERVOUS HEADACHE
And nh anr,affsn,

CIsCISSATI, o., April Q, 1877.
ii. II STEVENS, ESQ.
TGnr SIT-I have used your Negetine for Nervous
entire relief from hlh aud take great pleasure In
reComn ending II TO all who may b likewise all cted
FRED. A GOOD,
lO5 Mil street, Cnu.
yEGETIsE has restored thousands to health who
had been long and painful sufferers.
National Republican., 1878-04-27

YoUR PERSONAL INTEREST dictates that before
buying you examine the most complete stock OF
youths boys, and ChiliTrWs clothing and punts
separate from suH in tLe District, at The lloys'
Clothing House Of d. EObInson 4 Co.. no Penn
sylyaniA avenue. The lAtest styles best ma terial,
and prices lower than any other house.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-19
Onr POSf-0ffice,

Mr. David NJ. Parker, General Special
Agent of the Post-ottice Department, is in
the city to investigate the local department
Mr.. Parker it seems is making his inyesti.
CATION in a quiet way, and trying to keep
the knowledge of his presence here in the
dark as much as possible. 1t is said that his
principal object is to ascertain whether the
report of the Washington Special Agents to
Marie and Harrison about the Cincinnati
Post-otfice are based upon truth or other
wise.
One of the former employees of the Post
office has made the following list of those
dismissed by Postmaster Loge:
Geo. B. Johnson, f. L. Emmert, R. Y.
Woodleif, J. S. Laurence, VIM. Eggleston,
b. Randall, A. G. Dunlap F. A. Crippen,
Geo. B. Capelar, Edward Colley, ]. H.
Davis, Louis +. Darn, Chas Emmert, H. A.
Gott, G. Speidel, II. E. Stoms, f. Nc
Donough, F. W. Foulds, John ]. Finn,
Capt Thomas Hunt, J. D. Morgan f. G.
Mattox, L. Ownes, II. ]. Ashton, p. Maier,
F. Hemberger, II. Eberle, T. II. Everson,
N. C. Brockington, G. D. Carrel, Miss L..
Tiermon, Mrs. A. Hablitzel, Miss G. B.
Bradford. Miss L. c. Ticer, Miss NJ. Hayes,
Isaac Steele, w. G. Wahle, John Rupp,
Julius Lassig, P. Amann, e. W. Kistner,
H. H. Leive, N. V. B. Gist, F. A. Herbol-
sheimer, F, G, White, Chas. A. Ewing and
John S. Thornton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-19
The National Scnurge.

1t is estimated that the annual damages caused
by the ravages of insects and worms exceed
$3.50 900 in the United States alone. Truly an
enormous loss! Yet it sinks into insignifcance
when compared with the ravages of that more ter
rible scourge, Consumption, which annually
sweeps hundreds of thousands OF human souls
into eternity. The causes of consumption are va
rious, depending in every instance for the deyel-
opment of disease upon the scrofulous diathesis,
or temperament of the victim. Thus the same
cause which will produce in one person an attacks
of acute disease or slight nervous prostration,
will engender consumption in person OF scrofu-
lous habit That consumption oan be cured by
proper treatment will be readily perceived when
the exact nature of the disease is understood viz:
the accumulation and deposition of scrofulOus
matter (tubercles) in the lungs. Obviously, the
principal remedies required are 0) powerful al
teratve, or blood-puritier to arrest the accumula
tions and also cleanse the blood of the scrofulous
matter and (2) mild cathartic to expel the dis
eased matter from the system. This course of
treatment in injunction with n strict hygenic
regime, has proved the most successful method of
curing the disease DIR. Picrce's Golden Medical
Discovery ana Pleasant Purgative Pellets are the
best g. Tative and cathartc remedies before the
public, and have been alone used in thousands of
ca 3 Of consumption with the most marked eff
cay. DIR. Perce's Invalids Hotel at Buffalo. New
York, affords special and unequaled advantages
to cOnsumptives not only possessing the best med
cal and hygienic means of treatment, but having
the essential advantage of being situated in
climate where the inhabitants are notably free
from this disease
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-19
The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

.
In the case of Randall Watson (coloredO,
;rd;o,oJ co., ou,,;n, with infant 90 lin the
ii'i0.0N ioi Su''i"s WIN ii''o'' W Nt'i .N0
jury found the defendant guilty OF cutting
with intent to wound.
Robert Mason (colored) is on trial before
Tndoo yorIy on an ind;otnont cborgi ing
.u6e avery, oll al iiiulo'ihoi. enIi iisin5
MN with shootlng at WIN intent 10 XIII one
Benjamin Ellis, also cOlOred.
ppop,rr
Isaac }. Miller was appointed admins
traitor, with the will annexed, of William