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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02
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NATIONAL TuEATER-Niss Emma Abbott had
an ovation last evening. Of which any artist
might be proud. Her benefit mt the National
was attended 10y q very large and fashionable
audience. who were enthusiastic in their mani
festatlonS OF delight. Miss Abbott evidently
appreciated tie compliment and eXcplled Eprnrp-
fl0uS Efforts. Her acting as Marguerite" in
'taust, particularly in the garden act and the
grand closing scenes. was 50 spirited. and her
singing SO brilliant throughout shat twas almost
generally acknOW lodged she had Given the
most finished and satisfactory rendition of the
role ever presented in Washington Castles
"Falst was worthy so sweet and sprituelIa
Marguerite" and The other parts in the opera
were satisfactorily filed. The floral gifts were
beautiful and elaborate. and there was no end
OF Them Altogether Miss AObotts benefit will
he remembered as one of the gala nights in the
history OF the National Tonight vill be the
farewell performance of the Hess company.
"Mlgnon, with Miss Abbott. Miss Montague
and Miss adelaide Randall-her first appear
ance III opera herein the east viii be given
HELLER ON MONDAY.-Manager Ford deter
mined 10 give his patrons a change OF pro-
gralnme at the National. has prevailed upon
the great magician, Heller to make a short
visit to Washington. Mr.. Heller'S successes in
New I0rkand Philadelphia lately have stamped
MN really the greatest living preStidigatateaur
OF the age. His featS are more than marvel
lous-they are astounding and added to his ex-
lfaofdlllafy performance, Miss Heller pOrtrayS
the most wonderful gift i'm the second sig,it.
when IS a puzzle TO scientific men OF the old
and new world. We anticipate fund of en-
J0yment in Witnessing this novel entertain
ment.
THEATER CoMIoUE.-Ths the closing evening
OF the week at the COmique, will be marked by
unusual attractions.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-NeXt Friday even
ing the HENDERSON Quintette Club. OF Boston,
Will give concert here.
CRAWFORD. the champion pedestrian OF this
District. will on Monday attempt to beat O'Lea-
rvs fifty-nlile time, at Franklin Hall.
THIRTY THOUSAND (3O,OOO) dollars worth of
new dry goods lately received at Carriers. the
popular dry goods store. The finest quality
pure SIX and wool dress goods, from 81 to g 30:
pure wool blankets. $50, s., $3.50 SO: pure
white Marseilles quilts, reduced TO 81 50; Not
Ilngnam lace for curtains; pure wool cOlored
ana black caShmereS, reduced to Soc; pure wool
cl0lh Tor boys wear, SOC; excellent red twill
flannel, 25c.; bleached table linen, 5Oc-4dct.
NEW STYLES OF fail and winter dress goods
Just received, % cts; clOakS and shawlS, large
blankets from 50 per pair: bed comforts from =
cts; WOOL fiannels, II. Is, 20. % cts: canton
nannelS, 5, 10. Il, II cts. TowSon'S, CSC Pa ave-
nile SQIIt in side
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uOUsEFURNIsHING GOopS.

III
We invite special attention Of purchasers TO our
full and complete stock of HOUSFFIRNISHINC-
GOODS, which we have just received, and which we
Administer. Moquette, Wilton, Body BrusseIs
Tapestry Brussels and ingram Car1,ets in an rho
new designs; Rugs, Mats and Floor Drussets iu
great variety; Raw Silks, Jutes French aud Ensish
Gretonnes; Fringed Jute Curtains, Something new:
Lace Curtains in all grades and STYLES
An inspection of our stock is solicited
HOOE BRO. CO,
sep7ly 1928 + st., near Ebbitt House
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DRY GOODS FOR CASH ONLY.

Splendid CASHMERE al colors. all wool. yard wide
auc rood Black Silk, &c, 9sc 3 y. $50: e.s.rant
90 SIP. 81 and 81 -: beautiful Back Velvet,
and la;ies Underwear cheap, shetland Shawls at
SlSo; Iaclhc fercaes dark colOrs. good stylp Sc
worth i2c. allLinen Handkerchisfs Sc Cointorts
Spreads. Linen and Cotton Sheeting Canton Elan.
mel :" q, a. & 10, l219 and mp 20 2Sc. our Rel TSied
fl2nnei at Coo for mems underwear shrinks less
than any other flannel made
LCTTRELI K WINE
ra2n n
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ZINE DRESS SHIRTS

E'INI1 DHESS SHIFTS
made 10 order, of WGfrsrtta nusliu
ana nne Linen Bosoms for 81. %, ready 10 put on
Finest Dress SHIRTS made to order Of the very
best material in the most elegant MAJ lar and neg
fectly satisfactory hit guaranteed, tor - 25
Our e. SHIRT ready made for 20 cents unfin-
ished, and one dollar ready to put on IL simpIX =
wonder - -f'' -
TIE Mystery" or our A SHIRT at rs cents 10
made OF Mamsutta muslin and extra fine liner,
bosoms We consider this the cheapest SHIRT il.
The 'Hannls' SHIRT al so cents, is made Of VAN
sutta muslin and twenty one hundred Linen with
linen sleeve bands. ~
The Great Southern" SHIRT al % cents is the
same as the Hanns, only being opeu Front
We guarantee every article we SCI 10 he as repre
sented or the money viii be returned.
MEGINNISS'
BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY,
sepl4tr 1902 - streef a, ,r
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The ;. F. I. p. %. 4. T. A-The executive
committee OF the Society for the Prevention of
cruelty 10 Animals held meeting last night at
which number OF applications for membership
were received. Col. j. .. p. Burnside and c. K
Douglas were elected members of the commit
tee. The president. Mr.. GaIchel, was elected
delegate TO the International convention OF the
society. TO be held i'll Baltimore on the 18th OF
November. Theo. +. GaJchel, AlonZo Bell, Col.
Burnside. VIM. Il. Reed and G.. Il. Douglas We're
appointed TO arrange for the annual meeting of
The society. when il is proposed 10 present
prizes for The best essays written by children on
Tie subject OF cruelty 10 animals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02
Immense Triumph Of the Stiei

'.TAKE NOTICE. Select fried oysters. CSC a
doZ in box. Schwing & Clarke's, eth and G.-4dU
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rASHyfERE DEI,IyDE

Y The leading howell French mstsrial for wrans
ana dresses. AHwool Cashmeres. LADIES' Ile,hs I'm
PLAIN and paid effects Black silks. Eiannels Blank
sts Hosiery, hid Gloves. &c, very cheap. Beautiful
Guernsey Dress Material. zoe per yard Double
Ml'th and very stylish French Novelties Dress
Material, only t5c A splendid I.N,,i eros Gram
Sllk 81 yard White Wool Flanncls. i2'sc per yard
Inc best wearing, best fitting and m -, lsauttfllly
Finished 5button Paris Kid Gloves IN HE Iinits,
STATES Tor NE money lin all coors), - 70 wamsut
"a ~ ~. ached Cotton, Ice Clark best Onward
Spool Cotton, &c Spools for 25c Back Cash1,are
SHAW ~ the best make IN the world from S3 IL mn
Black Nelvets, $3.50 and up. Black Casbneras
81 &c. ui' al
BRODHEAD n co.'s
oi25tr S.SS Pa. are, bet a,h md Il,b ste
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CHEAP CARPET HOUSE,

CHEAP CARPET HOUSE.
Good Ingram CARPETS. Is. 81. SIC
Extra Heavy Inlrrasns, As and s0r
All Wool Tapestry Ingram patterns a. 10 75c
Lowell Extra Super lngraiTs S5c
Good Style Tapestry Brussels as 20 go,
Paper Carpet Lining, good, 7c
Borderins,s. Stair ana Hall Carpets. cheap
full Size White Blankets, Sl.S5. -. 81 81
Calico Comforts. Cotton Filing low ;,ri,rs
Curtain Iaces AZ cost 10 close oist
DRY GOODS STOCK az lowest laRrsp. pr1ee
"a Allow no one 10 underSeil IL.
i. y. SAGDATN.
octb+r SOS .EaFk.f HfDre
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS

TOR GREAT FALLS-EVERY THURS
l. DAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY during the
Congress-street bridge, Georgetown at so a. m''
weather rernittng for the above place Bass fish
the route at the Falls is the finest in the world
octltr
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w VI. H. RILEY.

w AT HIS NEW STORE
CORNER ora AND r sT,.rrrs
lS carly receiving NEW GOODS II an uds
Full stock of Black andC o!nred : 10
Black and Colored Castll.res
Black Enclish Craze and Craze Ea.'s
- LARGE LOT OF NEW CI.OAks
OF the best make and finish
Our stock : full ~ all departments and We Invite
an ~ Ndlt ~ DRY Goods 10 cali anu o through ,uf
stoNh WI T. RILEY,
.o,o Corner Sfh BRd r. sfs.,
Ntl-4-EW IL t.N Rnillir.r
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DRY GOODS.
,PECIAL BARGAINS
VERY DESIRABLE DRY GOODS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS
~
VERY DESIRABLE DRY GOODS.
besutful Dress Goods, rGre s.lk and vvoal vide
double width, 81. ~ IS 81 So sI7S - - 95
- D. Cotorod CashIsleres, Ture wool, Wide double
wlcth, only 80 cents. Hack Cashmere war; woal
wide double width, ~ cents t'aiov,,a AMI ISla.S
tinpinsl, finest quality Merinos, only IS cents
Coiored Six NelNets. Black SIN Neiycts
CARRIERS, sff Market Space,
I" The Popular Cash Dry Goods stora" Handsome
Dress Goods, the very latest styles Is % % 81 ~
cents Beautiful Paid Dress Coo D. ywo0ll. only p
ClCaks, Closks, from SIS 20 $50 Rroche Si,nwls
from 8 Ia $50 Black Cashmere Shawis from - TO
SIS BLACK CrclNe Wells from - - @ll Rlaukets
pure wool, - 80, So, $3.50 $40. Cc!orrd Silks
Co. - SIC. 81 lbs. Black Sks, -. Sc 81 81 *
EaI:ls. no9lfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

VIII open next week another immense stock Of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
beautiful patterns and new designs Dress Goods
from IN cts. up. Fine Novelties Black and S,oIe
ortd Gashmeres and Silks; 500 rarS of blankets
from 81 IA: Most attractive stock of beautjfu car
pets ever offered, from 80 cts up >
W w. BURDrTTE Il CO
sep2str Nos. S2S 9TH ST. aud 100 81 ,.,r
CLOSING OUT.
- large lot of frst-class 4-ply Linen Collars n
81 per dozen the same Is usIla IL sold at 40 60
and 81 per dozen. Fine 4-ply L;nep Gifts 25c :
PAR. Heavy Canton flannel Drawers, soc a pair
fancy Percale Shirts, ready to put on rood stylee
ana perfectly fast cOors, for only 75c For are Per
Gale Shirts, i5c. ready to put ON, at e'
MEGINNISS'
Branch Shirt Factory
sepl6u 1909 r Street mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

\ RESTRAINING ORDER.-,JOhn Thornton and
others OF New York. by Ross aud Dean. yeStar-
Gay nled Dill against Henry Adler and certain
Oh ms Washington creditors, representing that
goods purchased from them by an insolvent
were about being used TO pay his Washington
creditors, and asking that all contracts for such
saIe may De resclnded. The sale OF such goods
prohibited the levy nj execution upOn Them
may Oe restrained. and that receiver may be
appointed TO take charge of the goods purchased
OF piaintlnS and justice done in the matter
Judge Mae Arthur made a Temporary restrain
day next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS

~ SENGERS.
The steamer MARY WASHINGTON, which has
been recently refitted and furnished rT-
ai,daa gL "A &c; Gaaptain is the only boat
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
to mansion and grounds.
Steamer leaves It'll street wharf daily (Sundays ex.
cepted) at 10 g. NJ, and returns at pm. ]. MCH
HOLLlNGSWORTH. Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon
Association. L. L. BLAKE, steamer Mary Wash.
ington. ieI5-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

ONE HUNDRED C0c1 pairs OF pure wool blan-
kets, 80 s.. $3.50. $40; NarSeiles quilts. pure
white, very large Size, 81 -. 81 ~. So lace for
curtains from 23c. 10 81; crib blankets, pure
WOOL, 81 .25, one-yard-w1de nneSt quality Cam
bfic) calico, reduced 10 Sc; pure White Sheeting
cotton, best quality. one ward and a half wide
lee; black waterproof cloth. nearly two Yards
wide, SOC; shetland Shawls, all cOlOrs. from
81 So 81, $500 pure wool colored and black CASH
mefes, 80 co. IS. 81 cts. 81. Dr.. Warmers health
corset. carriers. Market space.-4dot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

4 M CASE OF CALICOES. 4 &c yard
~ Cie case OF Callcoes, remnants, lie Found
tasllmeres, from 25c to 81 ward
Dress Goods. l2t, Is. - and so ward
outline OF Blankets and Comforts from Al % nm
Nine. DeInorests reliable PATTERNS. ~
JOS. b. BAILEY.
o'tlSr Cor. SfH and T. SIS a. mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

MISS EMMA ABBOTT is TO receive floral nra-
ton this evening from the ladies. several We'll
Known literary and artistic friends cont ribI,ing
10 give her aud the opera cOmpany.a good send
on. Flowers VIII be thrown upon The stage.
IRON the boxes and orchestra simultaneously
There VIII he an Offering from Mrs President
Hayes Mrs Mary Clemmer was al the opera
last evening ami delighted with Faust. Miss
AoOolt dimes with Gov Swami this evening
Her adOTerS. from the tender wears OF fourfrsn
10 twenty. have almost overwhelmed her Win
love notes and pOetical tributes. Probably tnpy
are not aware tllaJ the prima donna is happily
married and that the tender mlSsiyes afford her
and her husband good deal OF amusement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

NEW STYLES Of fall and winter dress Goods
Just received, 20 cts; clOakS and shawlS, lar se
STOCK; boys casSimereS. new fan Styles cheap;
blankets 4 ON 81 per pair: bed comforts from -
cts; wool fiannels, u. Is, 20. % cts: canton
nannelS, 5, 10. y, Il cts. Towson's 636 Pa. ave-
nue.. south SidP-d9rt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

NATIONAL TASTE CLEARLY DEFINED. The
sale of Atkinson's White Rose exceeds that of any
other perfume and constantly increasing. can
hardly fall short of quarter Of milli0n bot
ties annually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02
Condensed Locals.

The revival at I2th-street southeast ". f.
church. Rev. Mr.. Nice. pastor. continues with
Increasing interest. Many have been con-
yeIfed.
Officer Edwards yesterday took in custody
Mary Westerman, whom he found wandering
about the streets with dead baby i'm her arms
She was sent 10 the hospital and the child was
buried by the District.
The Chauncey law building, on AZ street
near the City Hall, has been sold under a deed
of trust held by Mcclure & Norris for s15.525 to
A. l. Barber. who held a second trust for 81 800.
The committee on consolidation of the " c.
Lodge and y. G.. Council, /. o. OF Good Samari-
fans and Daughters OF Samaria of North Amer
ica, yesterday adopted articles of agreement
Tor the formation of a permanent union,
Mr.. OfMeagher Condor, the Irish patriot will
arrive here Wednesday, p. H., at the Balti-
more Potomac depot. See advertisement OF
meeting AT Association hall tomorrow.
The residence OF Mr.. Geo. II. Milbllrn. l34 C.
street northeast, caught fire this morning about
10 O'clock from a defective fiue. The fire was
eStInGuiShed by the fiTemen of company No. 3.
Detective toOmeS this morning arrested VIM.
Contee, colOIed man, having in his possession
me blue cloth OvercOat. and took him to
headquarters on suspicion of having stolen it,
III the pockets OF the coat We're two religious
COCKS, III which were the names Of ID. W. Mid
Gieton and ChaS. Wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

REAL ESTATE SALES.-NeSsrS. DunransOn
Bros sold yesterday at auction for Philip F.
Larntr and Charles +. Davis. trustees tWo-StOry
frame dwelling and lot ON ii street between
l4th and 18th streets ne, being lot !. in square
north OF square l.C4'. TO ". y. Callan. trustee
Tor $500 Also for same trustees tWO-Story frame
dwelling ana lot on X street near 18th street :
e.. ptTt Of lot %. IL square I,D41. 10 Reuben f.
Barker. for sees
Mr. Charles W. Handy, auctioneer. sold last
evening for y. y. BiFney and John c. Head
trustees, lot No. 81. in DeakinS. Lee and Gaze
loves addition 10 Georgetown. with Improve
llentS. 10 donnie W. Holt imam. Tor 81 Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

NOVELTIES IN FANCY AND PLAID RIB
IN BONS, PLAID SILKS, &c, at
oct2S1w DAVIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS Immense as
sortment, all new designs this season, -, 81, 81,
50 Co. IS cts; floor oilcl0ths, all widths; blan-
kets and comforts, cheap; Nottingham lace,
ron 70 cts at Towson's, go Pa. avenue, south
SIDE, near 9Th st.-Adrt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

BORROWING A BCGGY.-The Alexandria Gd-
zStts sayS:-Mr. George Lash, OF this city, while
coming from Washington in his buggy at an
early hour last night, stopped at house near
Fort RunyOn 10 get light for his cigar. While
he was in the house two unknown men jumped
into his buggy and drove OFF towards this city
Mr.. Lash pursued but was unable 10 Overtake
the men. He was compelled TO walk all of the
way home. and upon his arrival here found the
horse and buggy at ThOrntons stable, the men
having abandoned IL, and the horse naturally
going 10 his stable. The parties were not
caught
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

ACCIDENT TO A PHYSICIAN.-rhe friends of DR..
&. A. Ball viii be panied TO learn that while re-
turning from professional visit on the eth
street road yesterday afternoon his horse be
zane unmanageaole and ran away. throwing
MN from the buggy In the fall the hub OF o.le
81 the hlhd wheels struck him in the back, in-
turing him severely. Drs. Merriman and Boz
land rendered medical aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

MARINE TARGET SHo0TISG.-Y e,terCIaV while
Il squad OF : - marines We're engaged in tar,.e
practice, between nth and 18th and NJ and Y
streets southwest, one Of the balls PASSED
through the head or horse belonging 10 Mr.
Alexander Garden, ON his place near I-nIon
town, on the opposite side OF the river. kiIlino
the animal instantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

A MESSENGER ARRESTED FOR LETTER ROB-
EERY.-JameS X. Richardson colored meSseE-
ger al the United states signal service. arrested
by the secret service officers for purlOining a
letter addressed 10 Mr.. W. W. Cole, oil Penn
sylyania avenue. mas been committed by l.. =.
Commissioner Mills for hearing before the
grand Jury IN $500 bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

SELECT FRIED OYSTERS 25 cts. per dozen in box
at Chas. Mades', corner Sd st. and Penn. ave. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
LOUIS Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t cOrrectS acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
conc, regulates the bowels cures dysentery and
other causes. An old and weu-tried remedy
Is cents q bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

WE SHOULD NOT SUFFER FROM COUCH which
few doses of Ayers Cherry Pector0l VIII cure
Time, comfort, health, are all saved by it.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1878-09-07
Athletic sports.

The Morristown Athletic Club gave an
exhibition at Pocahontas Driving Park on
Tuesday afternoon last There was large
and enthusiastic gathering of ladies and
gentlemen to witness the nimble feats of
our amateur athletes, who won applause
and bouquets to highly gratifying extent.
Following is the record -
Hurdle race. first, F. w. Merrell, II As
seconds; second, R. w. Webb. Standing
long jump, first, Paul Revere, eject 2 inches;
second, H. C. Pitney, Jr. Pole vaulting,
first, b. G. Pitney, Jr.. Z feet inches; sec
ond, w. B. Wood. One hundred yards
dash, first, T. F. Randolph, 1O1 seconds !;
second, A. F. Fl. Manning. Running high
jump. first, R. w. Webb, feet 10 inches !;
second, H. c. Pitney, Jr. Putting the shot
90 lbs), first, r. F. Randolph. 81 feet 8
inches; second, Paul Revere. Standing
high jump, first, I. F. Randolph, feet 4
inches; second, w. B. Wood. Running
long jump, first, R. w. Webb, 10 feet 9
inches second, F. w. Merren Two hum
bred and twenty yards dash, first, F. W.
Merrell, q. seconds walk over). Strangers
race-one hundred yards dash-frst, Day.
IL seconds; second. w. Milford.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1878-09-07
The oentrals VS.. the Alerts.

It is with pleasure we are permitted
to CHRONICLE a glorious victory for the
+" Centrals." Since their first contest with
the "Alerts at Madison our boys had
been little discouraged and were almost
convinced that base ball was not exactly
their forte. But the courage of few mem
bers of the Centrals = brought about an
other meeting with their worthy opponents,
and a game was arranged to be played on
asst Sat ur day at Morristown.
The weather was favorable, and quite an
audience, many of whom were ladies, were
on the ground at $3.50 clock, when the game
opened with the Alerts at the bat.
The first few innings resulted decidedly
in favor of the visitors, but our boys pluck
lily played an uphill game, until, in the
lseventh and eighth innings, the tide of bat
tie turned, and victory perched upon the
banner of the " Centrals'' to the tune of Is
to r.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1878-09-07
Forgery. and speedy Justice.

John Van Orden, of Hanover Township
was arrested on Sunday last by Constable
u. B. Briant, on warrant issued by JUS
tiee Easton. for uttering forged order pur-
porting to have been signed by Dewitt C.
Quimby. The amount of the order was
SIS, and was presented to milford & Son,
on Saturday last. in payment for suit Of
clothes. MIR. Mulford's suspicious were
aroused, and he refused to accept the I
will payp' and notified Mr.. Quimby, who
immediately instituted proceedings as
above.
On Monday morning Van Orden plead
guilty before Judge Child, and was SEN
tenced to State Prison for the term of
years This is not the first episode of the
kind in which Van Orden has INDUCED, he
having already served two terms for similar
transactions, but he probably never before
was railroaded with such certainty and
celebrity, where he will be furnished with
clothes without the precarious formality of
orders.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1878-09-07
MESpHAM, September 5, 1878.

br Chronicle -
4 10 accidents have occurred here
in the last ten days, and by almost a
Gle neither was serious in its conse-
bees. The first happened to Judge
pes carriage, in which Bishop and
Odenheimer were riding. The
les were gong up hill, when they sud-
" stopped and began to back rapidly,
backing into a ditch, the hind wheel
Re, and let everything to the ground.
body hurt.
|he second accident took place last
hday evening. A boy named Ammer.
!, was sitting in a buggy to which a
was attached, in front Of Mr.. Sand
. house the colt became frightened
'Ome noise and ran across the street
Mr.. Cramer's fence. The boy was
bwn out, and the buggy on top of him.
sustained no injury, except being
billy stunned. The colt tore itself
|e from the demolished vehicle, and
on without being hurt in the least.
harades were again given at the
bnix House last Saturday evening.
Jun and excellence they surpassed any
|ner attempt. Mr.. John c. Beatty's
ing was particularly good.
Among the first departures of the sea-
are Major and Mrs, J. II. Berret and
neral MeKeever and family, who left
Monday. Their apartments are al
dy occupied by new arrivals. General
ner Doubleday and wife are expected
e soon to stay the greater part Of the
inter-.
'wo foot races took place here last
urday between Mendham and Chester,
resulted in double defeat for Mend
n. S. F.