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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06

barometer.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-The November term Of
the Circuit Court for the county, Judge James
Keith presiding, commenced this morning:
Dane & Co. vs. Baldwin; rule; set for Friday.
n S. Wright vs. G.. B. Graham; motion on
T. G. Bond; motion to quash and plea non eat
!aetum.
P. Fl. Lurtoo and wife W. John T. Birch;
tcotmenl; security tor cost given; Jury and case
10 progress.
George NJ. Miller Vs. Bagot; eiectmeut; set
Ter Friday.
Febrey, use, &c. vs. G. L. & o. Birch; debt;
dismissed agreed.
Muir vs. Stalcup's adm r set for Friday.
Samuel Pallant vs. s. B. Cor5ett aud als; clse;
not guilty; leave to plead specially 10 GO days,
and continued.
Whelan vs.. G. N. Saegmuer; case; non as
sumpsit and continued.
Rumford Chemical Worksvs. VIM. Tucker
debt nil debit. and leave to plead specially,
and continued.
Wheatley Bro vs.. Munson debt Judgment
confessed.
Mills vs. Wright ct ais; iu chancery report
Of commissioner of sale flied; decree and con-
tinued.
Douglas Bro. W. Graham in cha1cery
stricken from the docket.
from the docket.
Bowen vs. BANS heirs ia chanoery set for
Thursday.
Bayne's administration Vs. Bayae ia chad
gerry set for Thursday.
Roach Va Roach executors 10 chaucery
soswer OF Il. S. Johnston to ruie FLED.
CORPORATION CoURr-Jn9ge Z. M Lone
presiding -Joha Keynes vs.. Mary Keynes
ct al; 10 chancary, report of commissioners OF
partition approved and special commissioner
s2poia!ed to make partition.
Joseph Collier ct Tx. Va. GatheriaaS. Atwcl
et ais; in chancerS; commissioners oi PARTITION
sppointed
red to another location.
4 license to keep sn ordinary vas granted TO
frederick Schwah.
Cazeuove G. LEE, oil Washingtoo, ID. g.,
vas admitted to practice Law ia this court.
Com. vs.. Robert Chf!; burglary; jary; YER.
dict not guilty. add prisoner discharged.
The last 4ill aod tes.alusus Of William L.
MITCHELL deceased. Was n1aaitted t. p1chite,
and Laura Y. Nutshell q1sliG ID as exacu:rix
thereof.
HYDRAULIoN FIRE COMPANY. The regular
meeting OF the Eydr .uii,n Fire Gompar2 gas
held last night with r. l.. Carna ia the CHAIR
sud John Llunon Secretary.
The meeting YES largely attended ard r!,sch
business Of interest to the c,nDaay was trscs-
acted
Two new uemb,r were elected, aad 1He Tor
mer member restored to the roll.
Ooe person was proposed for active taeUiaer
snip AID referred to tho election COMMITTEES.
A committee. vas appointed to consider tho
sstject Of uniforms aud report to Ga &C ou:ac4
meeting next Monday nish5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06

HORRIBLE DEATn.--A cana! uoatmsu
'0aned John Bridgeport. @h0 lived resE poot
of Rocks, but who worked oo the boat ). Is.
Thomas. was crashed to death bet~ecu the
foat and a look, near Cumberland Oh Monday
Re was literally fattened cut.
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PREPARE FOR THE COLD BLASTS OF WINTER.
Call on STANsBURY & Bro. and have your
L,troocs, furnaces, Ranges and Stoves put 10
order. or procure new onea. ct prices to suit the
times ut the corner of Kiug and Columbus
streets, nov G-6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06

FACE TO FACE WITH Tn.-Norc CT Us
can know how We might act in a supreme me-
ment of revealed fate. John Conlan. of Nor
wich, pistol maker va, walkiog 90 th, rail.
Way track at Norwich Falls. on Friday night.
at point whcro there is q double SWITCH, aud
accidentally had Que foot caught in q frog in
such Way that be was unable to eXtricate it.
A northern bound train was coming at full
speed, and CoDlan, finding himself unable to
escape bis doom, half turned, ia his chained
and almost smiled as it struck him. His bocy
was frigblfu|Iy msugled. Hartford Times.
True friendship is lasting; so are Deal6am' q
Clothing.
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z AIDES DEPARTMENT..
HOSIERY.

A.. lha very latest novelties Arc Eow oroA5d
in Ladies' S TX Dad Li,!a Hose il Fancy, Plsa
and Solid Cclors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06

ESE BEWARE OF CHEAP EXCITANTs. AND
use, If you need tonic stimulant and altera.
tive, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The liquors OF
commerce, even when they are not adulterated,
fail to produce more than temporary exhllars'
ton, usually followed by q depressing reaction,
ANYTHING but beneficial to weakly constitution.
n OF only DO the potent botanic ingredients COM
binod with tho alcoholic Of Hostetter'5 Stomach
Biters minister 70 the health and vigor OF those
who use it, but the basis-purs old rye the finest
aad most salubrlous liquor distilled, is no mean
pro IctCr Of healthtul condition of the diges'
tive orgsns It's prosence in the Bilters Is essen
tial to preserve their vegetable constituents from
fermentation, and it unqucstionsbly augments
their remedial value. Few medicinal prepare.
tons OF proprietary nature have ever received
such strong com mondations from medical men.
BsT By UNIVERSAL ACCORD AYERS Ca.
TuAETIC PILLS are the best of all purga;lVe5 for
family USE They aro tho product of long, labo.
rious, and successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by Physicians in their prac-
tee. and by all civilized nations proves them
the beat and most eGectual purgatiVo Pill that
medical scienc3 can da7ise. Being purely Vege.
stls no harm can arise from their use. In in
trinaic value and curstivo powers no other Pills
can ba compared with thoW, and every peraon,
knowing their virtues, will employ them, when
needed They keep tho system in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action the whole ms
chinery CT life. M lid, searching and ehectual,
they are specially ads pied to tho needs of the
digestive apparatus arrangements Of which they
prevent and cure. if timely taken, They are tho
beet and safest physic to employ for children
snd weakened constitutions, where q mild, but
eifsctusl, csthsrlic is required Il. s. Iesdbea-
ter & Bro, Agents.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBABILTEs.-Nov. 6. 1878.
70: tho New EagIanl and 'he Middle Atlan-
tio States, cloudy weather with light rain or
spoF, warm south8es:erly Winds, and falling
barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06

Great bene Ct has been secured to the poor
by tho introductl, Va Of DR.. Balls Cough sy'
rup; for il now takes only % cents to cure a
oougb, when formerly Doctor bills alone amount
ed to dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06

PER soNAL.-Rev. Ds. McKiu, formerly Of
tb;s citv. but now of New YORK, has dscl ICED
q cali TO Ho " Trinity Chucch, Columbus, Ono.
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s., $40, Sl2 and SIS. Suits / bat ara t9na'
to any custom made suits n the olfy; Nav
zanstt IN, $40 7th street Washington, IL. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06

A WONDERFUL CURE OF LAMENEss OF
TWENTY FIVE YEARS STANDING.-Ibe SEQ
ond vice president OF the Excelsior SaV91g;s
Bank, 23d street aud 9th avenue, tbooth
Theatre) f. P. Lawrence, was lame for twenty
Eve years. Contraction Of tho muscles OF his
left leg-had no faith at first in the Llo'ment
was induced 10 thy 1t from his knowledge. OF
DR.. Giles. who is scientific and able chemist
and who has never yet made poor article:
Seeing its good effects on others-trled 1t, an n
TO MIR. L. s surprise aud satisfaction. the stH'
ness loft tho cords of his leg, and 1t became as
elastic as tho other.
Sold by e. s. LeaGbester 4 Bro. Sand for
pamphlet. Trial size 2j cent?. Or. Giles, l20
West Broadway, n. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06

Coop SESsE.--"Why are your biscuit 40
delicious. ssked Mrs. A, Of Mrs. y. BE.
cause III have no1c other than l|ooLEY' 8
YEAST POWDER in the house, was the reply.
This comme1datiou is echoed throughout the
land. 1t is full and iupniDg over 10 weight,
and the article itself perfectly puro and strong.
All grocers keep il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06
The Planters DAUGHTER few days

The PLANTERS DAUGHTER.-A few days
ago there entered the police station at Portland,
Me-, neatly at;ired lady Of about 26 years
She came for information and assistance, telling
the following sad story Of The cause which
brought her there. She was, she said, according
to the Portland Press. the daughter ct Fir
ginia gentleman, who was a planter before the
war. Her father was Uoioci5t, bus the re.
mainder of the family were Coofederates. He
lost nearly oil his property aid alter the War re-.
turned to 40 humble home ard slender means.
Ia the spring she visited friend at Washing
ton and during her visit was Introduced to q
Young architect and contractor from Round
Pond, ia this State. After short acquai1t-
auce the architect offered marriage and despite
the upbraiding OF her friends for marrying q
Yankee she was married to him 10 Alexandria
by an Episcopal clergyman in July last.
At first her husband seemed TO have sufficient
work and rented couple Of rooms aad all vent
we'll. Thou business fell off and he had DO
money to support them. Ho wrote to bis father
at Round Pond, who sent hin money to come
on and sec what could be done there, and also
sent his love to her. Her husband left intend.
ing to return Immediately. Since then she has
heard nothing from him. She has written to
him end to his family, but obtained DO answers
Her clothing gradually vent to pay for her sup.
port. Finally she determined to try aud 20 to
Round Poud. The chief Of polio, at Washing
ton gavo her pass to Philadelphia. There
the Home Missionary Society passed her on to
New York. Thence the Bureau of Charities
and Correction sent her to B,stoD, and the
Same charity there sent Der to our overseers Of
the poor. The secretary Ct tho overssers of the
poor. entertaining strong doubts about her hus-
band home being at Round Pond, which is 10
the vicinity Of Sebago Lake, at his suggestion
she consented to stop with Mr. Merrill family
at the aims house until be could 6nd out. Up
to the latest ao,ouots be had received 20 an.
sger to letter ssnt by him % Monday, but be
has been told that DO one Of the husband $
name lives there. There is Round Pond 10
Bristol, Conn.,. and it is thought possible that
the husband may have gone there, and again
the opinion is entertained that be has deceived
and deserted the lady.-Boston Herald.
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At Dealham's all goods are warranted as
represented.
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SCARES AND II Is.

Black Silk solisd Ties. ali Width. l:oa. i :!
1t inches so and 75o, (Wech. Ma.gc:son & Co.,
London;) Black Silk Folded Ties, 81! wid!h5
from to Ii inches, 75o to 200; White Lawn
Ties soc to % per doz; White Silk end Satin
Tics Sc to 25 Pes,l Colored Silk Ties s. to
rs; Fancy aud Plain Colorod Tic; 30 and Toe.
THE ENGLISH LONG SCARF, il Black.
Plain and Fancy Co!o-s.
Tho polo Dane" "Ratiand," tho ''Impcov.
cd Kenown," the "Pasha, and other Fsshions-
able Styles. all of our own direc. i1lpoc.stior
and maun featured by the world renowned frnl
of Me=srs. Welch, hsrgetsoa s. Company.
London.
The manufacture of !he ce!ebrstsl ana iuiill.
table
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06

TNABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, Carving
l. Knives and Forks and Butchers Knives. =
tine stock, 10 which We invite the attention OF
country merchants.
JAS. +. Cabin s. SONS,
OctG1 G3 KING strset
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For fae Underwear see Dealham. 81 King
street.
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NOVELTIES IN DRESS Doors AND Shoes
The most elegant assortment ct the latest styles
Boots and Shoes ever seen 10 this country.
comprising all the latest fashions. II of these
goods have been made to our own order, under
our personal supervision. ADD according to our
ides OF the tastes and wants OF the retail
iiadc. We shall b. most happy to exhibit
these beautiful goods to I'll, whether they DC
sire ia nurohasa or NOT. WADDEY,
ec.lI-T 10 kns street.
Fur G1e Clothing SEQ paalhem. e. klog
street, corner of Failfsx.
For upwards Of thirty years Mrs. Wins!oT,' q
Soothing Syrup has been used for children. 1t
oorreots scidity of tho stomach, relieves vino
collie, regulates the bowels, cures d9scasery aud
diarrhel, whether arising from teethlng or
other cages. An old and we'll cried remedy.
q, cent bottle. g 22-tf
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Times that try mens souls; moderate it By
buying Daaibam's Clothing.
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DOUBLE IOEE SHIRTS

ia one of our specislties. Ws make tha2l Q;
the very BEST materials. aad guarantee tho f..
in four different qualities. as follows:
Quality No Ice" S24O) Q lsity No. 3..m.S:GG0
" A." 2 80 % " 4..... 80 81
R~ We invite our Customers 20 look IS OF"
Shifting Materials, and be convinced that
our Shirts arc the most economicalto purchase.
We sell splendid Shir. Boson, of our own msae
at the low priao Of 80 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06

Consistency, thou art q i4we'; buy Deal
hams Clothing, you will never wa7er.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06

ELANNELs, BLANKETS, &c, &c.
a A splendid article Of Medicsted Flnnnel
for rheumatism, Black Twilled Flannel. Shaker
Flsnnels, all chosp; also Bed Blankets, 10. II
and l2s. at greatly reduced prices. Call at
oct2g VIM. N. BERKLE9'S.
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y-.N f!:ls NTHINE+ GA fEAr
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NOTICE-WE WILL AT ALL TIMES
~ SELL GROCERIES, AS CH&AP, AM
MANY OF THEM CHEAPER, THAN AN I
PRICE LIST ADVERTISED. a comparison
Of prices solicited. &. j. DAvlDSON,
oct 20 l47 King street.
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Eur Gne Clothing SEQ Daalhem. e. kiog
street, corner of FailfSz.
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TNRIMMINGS! TRIMMINGS
Il Just received largo line of DRESS and
CLOAK TRIMMINGS, consisting Of Silk ans
Worsted F1inges. Braids, Velvet Ribbon ana
Velvet on the bias.
oct ID O. g. BERRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06

New YORK.. Nov. G-Stock, irregular.
Money S. Gold 1C0i. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet.
Corn unsettled,
National Republican., 1878-11-21
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITP NOTES.

Samuel Emery has librled the steamer Po-
tomaG for Sl31 for coal furnished.
Tho l.. II. &. Social Club will give its first
soireo of the season about the 9Th of DcCem.
Der, and, to Judge from its mast efforts, this
will surely be an enjoyable affair."
The Coroners investigation into the death
of Mr.. Juserh p. I.oughead who died suddenly
at dinner last Tuesday, resulted in the conclu.
sion that heart disease was the cause Of death.
All moneys, &C. handed to any of tho let
tcr.carrers for the benefit Of Thomas II. Green
ex-carrier, will BE- taken charge of by Mr..
Rdgely. Assistant Superintendent, and sent to
him promptly.
TUESDAY night burglar entered the resi-.
dcnCe Of {. L. EdmOnSton. esq, on II street
between Ninth and Tenth streets nOrthwcs:
broke open n safe In his office, and secured
money and papers OF considerable value.
Mr. Alfred Camu,ack, late manager of III,
Washington Gymnasium, who has been on
visit to England his native land, has re
turned to Washington, having been obliged /.
make his visit shorter than he intended Oh aC
count Of severe illness.
ALI the tramps who applied ior lodgings a
the station.hOuscs Tuesday night were held q
Migrants" Fifty of them were taken to ;h,
Police Court yesterday morning and al! CEccp
about q dozen were sent down The luck,
dozen were released on their own rCCoSui
zanCe.
-Ncsterday afternoon a buggy containing
Colonel Alexander cOlided with buggy drive
by Mr.. {. II. Watson, on Pcnnsy ylyama avenue
opposite the Executive Mansion, aud bot
vehicles were demolished. Both gcutleme
were thrown ont and sCvtTel: bruised, COlOnt
Alexander iarng the worse.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

The case of tho United States against
Charles :. Jones a civil cause) came up yes
torday before Justice Wylic, on a motion for a
new trial brought by the plaintiff. During
the late war Nj. Jones, a well.known and
hignly.rcspcct citizen Of this community,
was volunteer psymaster in the army, and
during his term of service di,bursed large
sums of Government money. lie was mus
tered out at the close Of tho war, and at that
time some of his accounts remained unsettled
IN tho Treasury Department. When they
came to be audited and passed upon certain
disbursements were disll,Owed and charged
against him, amounting in the aggregate to
about 5000. although he presented vouchers
for all the payments that had been made by
him. Declining to cover into the Treasury
the difference claimed by the government rs
due. suit was instituted TO recover the same.
The trial took place before Justice DIN, sit.
ting IN special term to hear civil causes, nearly
one year ago, and resulted In verdict Tor the
defendant. On tue trial the Government at
,orucy excepted to several Of the rulings Of
the court, aud subsequently the preparing Of
the bill Of exceptions was attempted.
The efforts failed the iunyc presiding at the
| hearing failing to sign the same, and tho two
terms of the court passed with the cause
| NlhlADtIlllHs ONlUE " lIlutHA anu lDI OlHcI
reasons, Justice DIN, who presided In the Crimi.
nal Court, setting with civil Jurisdiction to
hear this cause, retired from tho Criminal
| bench and was succeeded by Justice Wylie, who
has since presided IN this court.
Assistant DistrCt.AttOruey Wells brought
this case to tho attention Of His Honor, aud
asked for Il new trial on the ground that q
bill Of exceptions had not been signed and
| could not be agreed upon between the counsel
Mr. Joseph II. Bradley, attorney for the de
tcndAnt, resisted the misapplication, on th'
| ground that the bill Of exceptions should have
been signed during the term the judge presid
ed and which was prolonged for that purpose
but this not being done, and two terms having
intervencd: with anotherjudge upon the bench
sufficient time had elapsed, both in law anC
under the rules, to iuvalidate the legality o
the motion.
Justice wylie reserved his decision unit
Yesterday, and after citing several Englisl
authorities IN support of his course decide
that he possessed tho power, and granted ne'
trial.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
The FIre Commissioners.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners met last
evening Ncssrs Collins, Bacon, and Hume
present.
A communication was received from the
District Commissioners. inrlosng Supcrntend.
cut Bailny's report CondcHning the Ebbitt
House gas works, referred to the Board Of
Fire Commissioners for examination and re-
port. The board agreed to examine the
premises and will make i visit OF inspection
this afternoon.
4 communication was received from the
Di.tI.Dt Commissioners, approving the pur.
chase OF electric apparatus tor the new engine
huusrS, at a cost OF II ,U!j, As recommended by
Superintendent Miles
Application, for positions in the department
wurn received from ; l.. Nelson, C. J. Muyni'
| han. II. r.. Armstrong, DE- VIII Fowler, Alex
nmdcr TcrnNut, James +, Lynch, William
Clark, William T, Lindsay. and Frank
| Latham.
communication from Inspector EutwislC
| regarding uUIYDiilSlu delays IN the work OA
| the new frc.ensnr houses aud submitting
bill, for extra work was received aud laid oYeI
| for consideration.
communication was received from .ht
| same srUI'" in reference 10 a plan Of ygnt!a
| ton fpr the new cngiuc.h0Uscs, proposed by
| DR.. Thomas II. Owens Ths Inspector ap
| IiUycd the plan and recommended it, adOPt!pH
| In the construction Uf the truCk.hnusrs. tpOl
motion OF Mr.. Hume Mr. EntHi,!v was invited
u meet the board at the next meeting to con
! .yI with them r"glr.lmg 'I" ventilation Of Tho
new rnS'ur.huu,cs.
A,,,siaAl Engineer Drew submitted r"qui-t
liuus lyg supple, for the new nusihe.nors's
which will be crm-idrrc! ~ the next me i'n2
GpLp filled uul stated i"H' ry 'po"!I!ry
at /. HIgr's x Co ., ! ) "ryrn' % street.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
An Euterpri.ing Merchant,

MI. E. g. Wheeler ha, just completed a
handsome new store building. corner Of Sew.
en,h and streets opposite the Centre Mar.
kci, to accommgdate the increasing demands
o. his business. The new building Is 30x0o
feet, three stories in height, with pressed.
brick front, aud is decided improvement to
the locality in which 1t stsmd' Nj. Wheeler
bias an immense stock OF goods Of every de.
sCriptiOu, Persons who want to purchase
blankets Of any kind. harness. saddles, whips,
machinery, blacksmith tools oils, OF most any.
thing else will be sure TO lind satisfactory
bargain at WhCglcr's
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Hats and Furs for the winter Trade.

James Y. Davis Sons, the well-known hat.
ters and furriers, No. Cpl Pennsylvania avenue,
have just received a new aud large stock Of
hats for gentlemen, youths, and children; la
dies seal sacques fur.lincd circulars, also
ladies and misscs' furs and hats gents and
boys seal caps, carriage robes aud blankets.
All Of these goods are in the leading styles
and oil the best qualities and form one of the
largest stocks that this time.hOuOred house
has ever carried. They are selling al remark.
ably low figures, notwithstanding the advance
OF 20 per cent on lurs. Remember the place
62l Pennsylvania avenue northwest - aud
give this cuterprising firm a call.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Drnyyius of ,Jurors.

The following jurymen have been drawn for
the December term, commencing the first Mon
day Of next month:
Grand jurors-Henry s. Hanlcy, near Union-
town }. L. Wills, l1O5 Eighth street north
west; Walter Middleton, 1902 Eighth street
southeast; Joseph II. Ridgcway, 81 Second
street, Georgetown; Thomas Queen, near Ter
nallytown; William II. Wheeler, 1872 X street
northwest; Joseph +. Kelley, COG Eighth street
northwest; Walker Lewis, 1917 Twelfth street
northwest; J. G. Ergood, 9l5 Louisiana av.
enue Clayton Simms, I6i West street, George.
town; Charles b. Cropey, A First street,
Georgetown Thomas L. Young, 467 Pcnnsyl.
vania avenue: Charles W. Warner, 723 Twenty.
third street northwest; S. n. Sumby, 3O3 Third
street southwest; John II. Smoot, 10 Gay
street, Georgetown; Louis Weeser. 90 | street
northwest William II. Thomas. 1928 Fifteenth
street northwest; S. Heller, 7l5 Market Space I;
Albert A. Wilson, + street northwest; A. G..
Combs, 700 Ninth street northwest; A. II.
Gawler, 730 Thirte nth street northwest /;
Charles II. Orme, Pcuns, lvania avenue and
Eleventh street northwest Henry johnson,
4! NJ street northwest.
Petit iurors-G. W. Cromwell, 1870 Pennsyl.
vania avenue William H. Wheatley, 40 Jci.
fersOn street, Georgetown; William 8. Mitch.
ell, Sl3 Market space Jos. 7. Birch. SO Bridge
street, Georgetown: II. NJ. Hall, SIS Seventh
street northwest Dewitt Fowler. Second and
q STREETS northwest: II. Humphries, 207 'Ia'.
sichusctts avenue; jas. II. Reed, 3l9 PennsYl.
vania avenue southeast; Edward Abncr, 42l
Ninth street northwest; Samuel \. Stevens,
26iD | street William Wcndlc near Tcnnally-
town; John +. Hayes, 72l Ninth street
William J. Murtagh, Willards Hotel; W. D.
Montague, l13S Nineteenth street northwest
Jos. b. vanderwcrkcn, l56 Beall street
Georgetown; Peter Grantum, Ilillsdalc Jos.
Harry, near Tonmallytown; PItcr Hepburn.
corner Eighth aud + streets southwest
| ChaS. NJ. Lamb, 222 East Capitol street
Chas. Fink. Seventh aud Pom sroy streets
George McReynolds, 0l2 South Carolns
avenue; WiIlism T. Ryder, 300 Third street
southwest; A. liable, 400 Seventh street
Thco. Shcckeil, so Seventh street George W
stckuey, 1928 Eleventh street northwest
Chas. Wilson, 1880 l. street northwest.