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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

About 6% o'clock this morning Officer KIRBY
shot mad dog at the corner OF 1ith anu
streets northwest.
Policeman Cooper found two clocks TINS
morning hid under lumber pie OH oIh' o0-
tween X and streets northwest.
see notice of Serial Savings and Building
Association for next Wednesday evening.
TLnrsdav morning a col0red child, a month
old, was found in the yard of Mr.. Chas. Clark,
residing at the HarmoGiai cemetery Omar
Iotte WenSOn, who claimed to be the grand
mother of the child, took possession OF 1t yes
terday morning.
A marriage license has been issued to John
CLAYTON and Ellen Banks.
"Prof j. Henry of Washington, ID. c. is
featuring in Nebraska on - Mind and Body"
and he is announced as having be before
the public for the past twenty-three years
The question now arises, who Is PROF. j..
Henry" anyhow?
Dr. Johnston Eliot, whose serious illness
from getting the poison from a NORTH; limb
into his system while performing an amput.-
ton we announced yesterday. is resting some
what easier to-day, and his friends regard this
as good omen. and therefore now have some
hopes OF his recovery.
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CITY ITEMS.
Cu7LERY.-Milaps & wilkins, sOs 7th sire u

CU1LERY.-Milaps & wilkins, 6o5 It'll sire -
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
$50 Straw Hats, now selling for 81;
$50 White Shirts. now selling for 81;
q Under Shirts reduced to Soc;
IS Jean Drawers for Soc;
Linen Collars, $50 doz. Linen HdkfS, l2c.;
and all other goods as cheap In proportion.
Onr 81 White Shirt is the greatest bargain ever
materials, fit perfectly, and are ready for use.
LEWIS, $40 7th ST.. bet and X NV.
A HALF OR WHOLE BOTTLE of MURRAY and
Lanman's Florida Water mixed with the
water Of the bath IS of great use to invalids
wives and braces up the falling strength and
soothes the most irritable nervous system.
BRIGHr EYES. regular features, and grace
1ul figure, fail to produce their due effect IL
the complexion Is defaced with pimples or
blotcheS or the skin is rough or harsh. To
remedy these defects use Glenn's Sulphur
Hius Hair Dye restores the tinge Of youth
For COLDS, CouGHs, BRONCHITIS and all
anectlons OF the lungs, take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral.
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs Wins
t0u's Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
aren. 1t corrects acidity Of the stomach, re-
9ysentery, and diarrhHa, whether arising
nsm teething or other causes. An old and
WeA'tfieo remedy. 70 cents bottle.
HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOsed, drugged and
quacked. Pulvermachers Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with Information
worth thousands, mailed free Address Pull
yermacher Galvanic Company, New York
City. 6,l8,d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-we wish to
call attention to A. FiScher's Chemical Scour.
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 street,
latest improvements, whether OF American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equalled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing ladies' and Gents suits are, in
fact, the cheapest In the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con-
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
es: Is years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots effectually from any article,
as if newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; TWO
pair for for Is cents.
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A5The greenback club of Newport, Me-.
has disbanded, and its president has gone
back to the republicans.
AJ-NOrth Carolina papers admit that the
democratic organization In the state IS seri-
ously imperiled by the result of Thursdays
election.
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summer entertainments.

The first grand picnic under the auspices OF
Metropolitan Lodge. No; 5. 10 M, viii De
bOro. The picnic will commence at Il and
The West End Hibernian Society gives it's
annual picnic next Monday at BeyerS 4th-
street Park. Dancing at
Franklin Temperance Legion gives another
of its pleasant moonlight excursions this even
ing. The Mary Washington leaves at with
the party, and returns at IL On board there
will be vocal and instrumental music recita-
tons and dancing, but no liquors.
Next Monday evening the City oil washing
ton will take thirty miles down the river the
third moonlight excursion OF Centenarlan
Council, ). of /.
Ollie Friends Society will be one of the most
interesting and pleasant affairs OF the kind
that ever left this city. The trip will be TO
Richmond, and the object TO allow all who
desire TO witness the conservation of Father
Keane. The train bearing the excursion will
leave the b. Il p. depot at II a. m, Saturday,
August oath. and returning leave Richmond at
: p. M. the day following.
The Sue leaves this evening at for a trip 20
Point Lookout, stopping at Piney Point. These
trips are in every particular very enjoyable
ages his vessel as We'll as she could be man
aged, and spares no effort to make his paSSen-
gers comfortable, and he always succeeds.
Everything about the Sue is first class.
The Jane Moseley leaves this evening at
sharp, with the excursion of Equal Division
No. 8, s. of T., 10 Norfolk, Fortress Monre and
The CapeS
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
The Nellie leaves at in the morning for
pleasant trip to Great Falls. She starts from
Congress street bridge, Georgetown.
Steamer Mary Washington leayeS 7th-street
wharf at p. m. for Marshall Hall.
The COckade City goes down the riN er at
In the afternoon and returns at 8.
Steamer MattanO leaves for Marshall Hallat
$50 p. m. returning, she arrives at her wharf
at $50 p. m.
The Lady of the Lake goes for FIVE hours
sail on the river, leaving at Pm.
The John W. Thompson leaves at p. m. for
Glymont.
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W TO RlcHMOND, VA,
Under the auspices of the
fOCNG CATHOLIC FRIENDS SOC'Y
On the occasion of the
rSONSkChATION Of FATHER KEANE.
Train leaves Baltimore and Potomac depot ar III
O'Clock p M. SATURDAY, r----z..s5s-s=zz-
Dug iag "a: returning; leave Essss<
sunday, Aug. 20. Tickets for round trie 70 30
chlidren between and IL years half price, This
Tram Will consist OF rst-claSs coaches only Tick
cts for sale at principal Book, Drug and Cigar
stores. and at the Depot.
Sleeping cars attached. ausSo
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DON'T LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
STEAKER "SUB.~

car. y. 8. HEOHH.N
The Elegant Iron Steamer SUE win resume hsu
SATURDAY NIGHT kXCURr
SIONS, June 18th, 20 Point Look.
out, stopping at Piney Point going
ma returning, leaving stephenson's whsrf, foot O
W. & sss g. ssta11.y On :,
Furnished on the Boat, and al the aceemm odasion,
I'll "! oS nrst-ei.as. Eare round trip, %. 10,
9TEPHLNsOH & BROS. Agents. cor1er istS
st. and Pa. ave. and 7th ct. wharf fs6sTn
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~ LADY OF THE LAKE win.
4ntaa Iurtnef notice. make regular
IIIEERNOONe, leaving her wharf, terminus or IN
All o. nn S fs ss Line OF cars at for hours
down and coming back. Fare SO cs1ts. srsssmss
s SxsEI M; THOMPSON win leave same wharf
SGn,sly SuNDAY AFTERNOON, ut & O'Clock, to-
6i{m0nt. Fare round trip, g cents.
-: b.-SteAmer Thomps0n's tickets not good On
Lake, DVS-tT
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BASE BALL.-The Nationals played the Wa.
verify Club, OF Baltimore, in that city yester.
day. They We're victorious by score Of s to j.
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DRY GOODS AT COsr.-In order to make room
for new winter stock, all the balance of our
summer goods will positively be sold at less
shan cost. See new ady't OF Connolly. I
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N0IICE 10 MOUNT VERNON PAS.
NSEN6ER6-Tho steamer NARY -,
WAsHINaroN, which has bean N-
gently RENTED and furnished T.: L.
sengers ut Mount Vernon wharf. Round uip on.
including admission TO mansion and grounds.
Steamer leaves It'll st. wharf daily (SuDdaye az.
ceptedl At 10 an, and returns at pm. j. MCH
dOLLINGeWOKTH, 0up't Ladies' Mount Yer.
Washington. fe1S-i1
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Out ON THE ATLANTIC,
EOUAL DIVISION, No. 3, 8. OFT.
EXCURSION
FORT MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE
CAPES,
sATOkDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10.

SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10.
STEAMER JANE AOSELY
I1ckets, u. 90: Children between 6 and Ia. 81.
s MeSls on board, % cents. No liquors .E-
sold on the boat. Sleeping acc0mm1-
1aIi9ns furnished to all. a good
O41a VIII accompany the excursion. Beat leaves
q Pm. sharp, returning at 8 a. m on NondaV
Ilckets can be had at Ellis music store. Rrad'
seams Pnrker's and Milans 4 wilkins, book
Gsssi' grocer, 7th st J. r. Riggies, 7Os X st.
nj a. Atche 1009 7th st. Gofd1n's photograph
st.; W. III. Norton, Government printing ofi Cn
4: Sio sSns va and North CaPftol sts VIM
store, lib It'll and at Cropieys drneaist .na
=. a Lundy. IA Bridge ST.. Georgetown. auc sI
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E>IRST GRAND PICNIC,
II under auspices of METROFOLI. 49,
TAN LODGE No. 8, Independent @AE3t9 II
Order OF Mechanics, at LOCUST
1878. commencing at IL m. Dancing at D. m
Tickets % cents. N. BERRY boats leave wharf
at IL pm. auS9 q.
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DLEASURI BOATS ZOE HIRH hon rIsH.
l. ing. &C. JOSEPH PAH1KNO. -
.D,s4m s,s g Xs,;; :f S. 3, q
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INJURED BY FALL FROM ScAFFoLD-
Yesterday. John COOksey, plaSterer, while
at work on the old Odd Fellows Hall, navy
yard, fell from scaffOd, and dislOcated his
shoulder and was otherwise severely injured
Dr. Roberts was called in and rendered Surgi-
cal aid. The injured man was afterwards
taken to his home, on 18th street, near M,
southeast
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ENDOWMENT RANK, X. OF P.-Last night the
following members Of Section No. s. OF this
CITY. visited Baltimore and instituted Section
NO Sl:-Past Grand Chanceil0rS G. j. l.. Fox
Well j. 7. Coldwen. Bslvor Nelson, and Past
1hanceilors James Morrow. John s. Finch. A.
II. omiln, and j. P. Smith. Twenty candidates
were initiated at the sane time. This rank
tune principal feature of which is the life in
y ~ OF Its members) now comprises nearly
!iupU members The rank was first instituted
II members have died, of whom two were resi-.
dents Oh this city, and whose families received
fSz 80 eaeh; Altogether six assessments have
t peen made. az sLZo each. the remainder hav-
treasury.
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THE NEW BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
Messrs. p. +. Bacon, 7. l.. Hume and w. II.
Collins-met last evening for the first time and
organized by the election of Mr.. Collins as
president and Mr. Bacon secretary. MI Hume
mittee to revise the rules. The board then adj
Journed subject to the cah Of the president.
Hot SPRINGS, Lake George diamond, Roman
enameled and coral jewelry; the best fifty.
cent eyeglass in the city, at Prigg's teweiry
store, No: 457 Pennsylvania avenue. near AZ
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SILKS SILKS, SuKsi-Immense assert
gsentOf silks cheap; splendid black silk, at 81 |:
dark and light shades of eolOred silks checked
silks. Carter's III Market Space. Buntings,
pure wool. all cOlOrs, 25c.; lace buntings, Csc !:
All eOlors black (damasSe) silk grenadines at
cost; black silks, 65, IS, 81, 81, NL50-Adut.
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CLOSE OF THE SCEUETZENFEST.-The 18th
annual fest of the Washington SchuetZen,
which fer the past two weeks has been in pro
gress at the park, and was seriously interfered
with by the rain, closed last night. The con-
testantS in the shooting were escorted to the
platform, where President Wolf made an APP
propriate congratuiatOry address. awarding
prizes to the fOllOwing:-For the ladies' shoot
ing, Mrs. Jacob Horner, a handsome plated
coffee urn; Mrs. Vim. Fendner, coffce pot
Mrs Christian Xander a lady's Satchel; Mrs.
LOetfier, half dozen handkerchefs; and Mrs.
ChaS. Myer, half dozen handkerchiefs. The
leather medal was in the form of a doll, and
was awarded amidst much merrment, TO
Mrs. r. Springsguth- Mrs. Jacob HOrner had
also baby,s lap robe presented to her for
being the best of the lady SnootistS. The first
three prizes for the long range shooting, with
rest, were awarded as foIiows:-John LippoId
first prize of $50, and - for bulls eyes; NJ.
Geo. LeitZ. of Baltimore. the second prize OF
$40, and SlO for the greatest number of bulls
eyes: Mr.. Nicholas Mackall, third plize of
$50. with 81 for bulls eyes, Ia the Off hand
shooting at long range. MIR. A. +. Gibson, of
Baltimore. Won the first prize of SIS with
score of 10l out of a possible 125; Nc. George
Lett, the second, So with 100 score; AMI
Mr.. j. +. Norris, also of Baltimore, the third.
s. with a ~ score.
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EXCURsIoNIsTs COMING TO WAsHINGIoy.-
The eOlOrcd people OF LeOnardtOWn, Md and
vicinity have engaged the steamer John w
Thompson for grand excursion to this CITY
on Friday, the l6tn instant. An excursion
from ST. Clements Bay and WicomicO river r.
Washington, per steamer Express is project
ed on Wednesday next the Nth Instant
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DR. HARTLEY'S GREAT REMEDY FOB
CATARRH
Is well-kown preparation, never falling to cure
Offensive Breath, Hawking or Catarrh. HarmIess
and pleasant to use.
W. B. ENTWISTLE. corner 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, wholesale agent.
The Genuine In Square Boxes, with Printed d.
recrons Outside. contains . bottle and syphon
nal. Price Ors Dollar. Sold ct every Drug Store,
tvaa.,v ~. On WI. ana 6 y DK. q HARTLEY.
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Run OYER By A HoRsE.-Yesterday morn.
e. Lyies, WAS run over by horse ridden nv a
boy named Carroll Smith, son of C. b smith
on Washington street, Uniontowu. One of tha
shild's arms was broken and 1t sustained othar
Injuries Young Smith has been in the hahit
OF testing his horse speed i'll the streets of
I-nionrowu Va
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IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF dry goods very
cheap; linen lawns; beautiful lawns, 1Oc;
Victoria lawn, !Oc.; white linen lawn, 25c. !;
stockings; immense assortment gauZe
vests, for ladies, gentlemen and children !;
ladies' English stockings, woven seams, 25c. !;
closing out parasols at real cost; our very
large size bridal quilts, 81; BILE .ched cotton,
good as fruit OF the loom, &c.; the best and
widest sheeting cotton, only 25c.; Shetland
Market Spac2.=Adu '
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SEMINARY
w 6OARDIR0 AND DA Y SCHOOL

f0UNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
~ ano frl1clpAl and Corps OF Teachers OF the
GeorRetown Female Seminary viii resume dnfS
SEPTEMB Der 18th, 1t
No. 14Ix HI street, WdshSnCtoN. ID. a..
Circulars win be found NJ the principal BOOK ana
drug stores, and At Glenn's jewelry Store 9Th sd.
Application may be made to the Principal through
n Stoddard St., Georgetown, by letter. an Iurnsf
18th; after that 1t the Seminary.
ty1S-lm MISS LIPsCOMB. PRINCIPAL
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PIIE GLENWOOD CEMETERY SUITS-The suit
of the Glenwood Cemetery Company agt.
Cloce and Clendenin, action for possession of
the cemetery. has been pending now some
time. and on the law side of the court there is
a suit pending TO recover the penalty of $lo0
per day. imposed by the act of Congress, for
Keeping the company out OF possession. Yes
terday, MIR; w. ID. Davidge filed new bill in
regard to this place in the name of Ellen NJ.
Close, by her next fliend, Reginald Fendall,
and Charles BOrcherling against Joseph B.
Close, Frederick w. Close, and the GenWood
Cemetery Company. Mrs. Close is the divorced
wife OF j. b. Close and the mother of +. w.
Close. The bill reciteS the fact of the divorce
having been obtained in New JERSEY july 20
1874, when alimOny, 5000 a year, was decreed
10 her and sets forth that she has lien upon
his property for the paymen MT of that sum. She
further alleges that the transfer of Closes eS-
tate In the cemetery was fraudulent, and she
prays that Close may be enjOined from alien
ing his estate therein, and the cemetery NAV
be decreed to be free from any trust on behalf
OF GlenwOOd Cemetery and declared bound by
her claim. The suit will probably be cOnsoi-
dated with the others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-10

FOR COLDS, COUGHs, BRONCHITIS and all
anectl0ns OF the lungs, take Ayers Cherry
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A GOVERNMENT BUILDING BURNED by AN
1NCESDIARY.-A50ut 3 o'clock YESTERDAY
morning the superintendent lodge at the
national cemetery near Alexandria was dis
covered TO be on IRE. The Alexandria Gazette
of last evening says: The only occupants of
the house was Capt j. V. Davis, the superin-
IenGent. and his wife. The flames originated
In a small frame kitchen in the rear of the
house, and communicated SO rapidly to the
interior of the main building, which was of
DroWnStOne, that IL was impossible to save
and Captain and Mrs. Davis lost all of their
wearing apparel. two gold watches, jeweiry
&c. The Captains loss he estimates at $50
The building, which was entirely burnt out
was owned by the nited States, and cost up
wards OF $500, on which there is no insurance
The ire Is believed TO have been the work of
An incendiary, as there has been no FIRE or
light in the kitchen since an early hour yester-
day afternoon, and Captain Davis had made a
thorough inspection of the premises before
retiring at half past 9 o'clock.
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nR. NV. DIWITP'S PIE Kennedy, the unFi-
- vailed French cure for Blind. Bleeoing, Ulcer
AbeC and Itching Piles; guaranteed to cure. Thog.
sands OF living Testimonials can be produced. Sod
~ toe OfuGgi6tc Copfs bottle. mY26-eo3m
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KENNEDY'S REAL ESTATE OEETCE
~ oldest IN the cdY.l No. 7@O 16tA ss.
Buy. sell and rent first class Property.
Money Loaned on Real Estate.
Money safely invested.
Properly Bought and Sold on Connnission.
Rents collected, taxes paid and insurancee effected
without charge. iyi0.1v
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Mack, cOlOred, while on his way to Richmond,
Va, with Brooks excursion, was killed on
Thursday afternoon at Aqua Creek bridge
He was standing on the platform, talking to
friend in the ear, with his back TO the engine,
and. leaning too far over, was struck on the
head by one of the pillars of a bridge over
which the train was passing, and was killed
The body was taken on the train to the next
depot, where the coroner and a physician
viewed IT and declared that death had resultCi
that the killing was accidental The BODY was
brought TO the city and taken to the house
where the deceased lived, in Goat alley, near
IN ard Id streets. He had been driver for
the Unien Transfer company several wears
ne Was married, but had no children. The
Lnnefar VIII take place sunday, from the Lii
Sons and Daughters OF Zion viii attend
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Lanman's Florida Water mixed with the
water of the bath IS of great use to invalids
and all delicate or nervous persons, as it re-
wives and braces up the failing strength and
sOOthes the most irritable nervous system.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
CUSrEh's COMRADES.
[Fron the Bism arck Tribune. !


Elsewhere VIC give an article clipped from the New
York HERALD relation TO Custcr's comrades, and
take opportunity to revive tho suggestion made
some months ago by the Bismarck Tribune TO raise u
monument the field where they fell 10 the memory
OF those brave The Tribune has already re-
cevcd SIS subscriptions Tor TINS purpose from sym
pithIzng gentleman and lady, ana VIII add 10 TINS u
liberal SUM. WHAT wi others dor WHAT will the boys
oil the brave ola seventh do toward starting he move
mentY What VIII friends OF the fallen dor What
Will the wealthy throughout the land VINO
admire truo herolsm dor he bones OF Gus
ter and his others were removed 10 more
quiet resting place, but the remains oil the who
make repulatOGs Tor tho officers allowed 10
man where tney fell, except they were hauled
from tncr shallow graves by coyotes and scattered
upon he prairie, ana then neglected, broken and car
RED away by curiosity seekers, grave robbers, &c
VIII not The HERALD, which contributed 30 literally
to the lnm.y oi IT'S dead correspondent, opcU It's
columns subject aud bring batteries 10
on Congress with view To securing AID TO such an
cntrrprscp WIZ not the newspapers throughout the
Had aid this enterprisef send tho Contributions.
II 70 please 10 the widow OF General Custer who is
piuing Tor something 10 do that Wit be regarded u
sacr, nee for those enc loved So wc-the men who
fought aud Tell with hcr gallant husband, ana, our
word Tor II, they VIII he faithfully applied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
THE soUTTLED SCHOONER.

Tho cxampation In the oil the scuttled schooner
Z. H. Pray was renewed yesterday before United
States Commissioners Belts. William May. tho coox-
was present toe custody Of policc officers. Mr..
Chalmers was recalled, aud said that May had stated
assisting IN the transfsr OF cargo Witness with
assistance, took the cargo or the Guide Saturday
afternoon, and recognized number Of articles tho
that mad been put on The Pray; was all tho
cargo except the 400 barrels Of hsn; tho cargo was
valued at about $4,000: Captain ciark said he tho
soleowner OF the Pray. and witness chartered her
that CONDITION.
Henry Radcliffe was the next witness, and said he
truck driver aud that ne delivered certain goods
board the Pray on tho 28th Of DecemUer; he pro-
duced receipt for loo OF capers he recognized
the defendant. Aiay, as being on board at the time
and at work; no could not identity the man who
signed The receipt
Henry A. Brown said that he was Shipping clerk.
Al Nos. % and 81 Park place, OF the Atlantic Giant
Powder Company; ne shipped six tons Of .ne giant
powder ON board The Pray, the value OF which
about 81 900; the defendant was IN the cabin and
witness SPOKE TO him about the shipping OF the
powder; u was put board with defendants assist
ness saw him sign " and saw the powder
nst Saturday board the Guide where she Is
lying just on tho Bst'ory the marks IN the boxes
were The AS those on The boxes shipped on the
Pray; there special mark these boxes
''Mcvarney, Baltimoge, Md. ~ Tie number OF boxes
corrcsp onded 10 sho number put board the Pray
Michael Flannsry. OF the First police precinct sa,d
that he went o9 ooaru tue Guide and saw May there
VINO said that he had boon board n few DAYS and
that no had had rest tor he had 70 keen pumpiua
her all the Time, and that the captain got hi luts
trouble; the dcfepdant said that tho captain went
ashore on inc previous Friday; IL was on tuesday
The further hearing OF this case was adjourned
unfil Friday At eleven ~ n.