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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

According to the New York Eoening Post, the
general feeling amongst business men there Is
that bottom has been reached In prices and a
reaction has set In. The probability is that
more dwelling houses win be built in that city
during 1879 than have been erected
during any previous year. At present,
inquiry with reference to real estate
and dwelling houses by persons now living In
New York or the suburbs is very active, and
even By capitalists living in other cities.
Rents and prices will In all probability
remain substantially the same as last year.
There is clamor for lower rents and lower
prices, but owners are unyielding, and last
years prices viii doubtless be given and re-
ceiyed. 1t is noted that there is much inquiry
made about real estate by capitalists from other
cities with view TO Investment. On the east
side there has for some time been remarkable
activity In building, and now, in view Of the
approaching completion OF thieves side ele-
waited roads, much building Is going on on the
west side also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

Counting upon the fact that some half dozen
democratic congressman are just now sick or
disabled, the republicans and nationals are
Specializing hopefully upon the prospect of be-
ing able to control the organization OF the
House. They are probably enumeratlng their
adolescent hens before they are incubated
The democrats are famous for bringing their
sick men up to the polls They have promptly
warned the Washington doctors not to let any
more democrats die on their hands until after
Speaker is elected. DR.. GARRETT, who as an old
democrat, has political as we'll as professional
zeal In the matter, evidently means to have
Representative Acklen in voting condition on
the 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

An ex- journalist of Cincinnati, who wants to
show his disapproval OF the denunciation OF the
medical fraternity OF the west for procuring
subjects for dissection, has willed his corpse to
the Medical College Of Ohio for The beneft OF
medical science. One OF the conditions OF the
bequest Is that the body, or skeleton shall, be-
come q permanent fixture OF the college, and
that it shall be properly labeled with copy OF
the will attached As he is apparently under
contract to drink all the whisky in the Miami
valley. the college people expect that the
oequest will be available quite speedily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

The above is only small part of the property for
rent and sale on by books For complete list see bull
lefin issued on the LIST and 18th Of each month which
can be bad on application Ut my ONCE or win be eent
by mail, il desired.
auction Sales
On SATURDAY, March 8th at 5 p. m valuable
lot corner 10th and T SITS. n w.
Loans.
10000, $4,000, 81. 800, 1000 At per cant ssoe
OF POI Ccu@ mar5tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

The last Massachusetts, legislature directed
an investigation on the subject Of convict labor,
and the results are given In the recent report
OF the bureau OF statistics Of labor. In this re-
port il is held that desirable result to be
reached is, that prisoner ought, II possible, to
earn enough TO support himself and those de-
pendent upon him before his Incarceration, as
they often suffer the most severely for the crime
committed by the convict; and that state prisons
should be self-supporting, II possible, provided
the industrial interests OF the state and the re-
formatory measures OF the administration are
not prejudiced to an unreasonable extent
While the proposal to abolish all labor In penal
institutions Is consequently disapproved, the
suggestions that convicts should be employed
on public works when such labor Is required,
and that the other employments furnished
should be diversified so that whatever evils
may result from such competition may be d.
vided between the different trades, were re-
ceived with favor. The report holds while there
Is a certain amount OF competition arising from
prison manufactures that works injuriousiy AT
times and IN localities, there Is no general or
alarming injury affecting the Industrial inter-
ests Of the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

Judge Giles of the Z. s. court for the district
OF Maryland has resigned under the following
provision In the Revised Statutes, title Judicial
ry, section IA" When any judge Of any court
OF the United States resigns his Office after
having held his commission as such at least ten
years, and having attained the age Of seventy
years, he shall, during the residue OF his natural
life, receive the same salary which was by law
payable to him at the time of his resignation
Judge Giles salary Is $4,000. He was appointed
Judge In 1853 by President Pierce. Judge Giles
has been disabled for active duty by sickness
for some time. His resignation was therefore
very proper. One Of the judges upon our Dis
trict bench lately resigned for the same reason
and his place has been filed by a younger and
more robust man capable OF doing vigorous
work. There Is yet another of our District
judges whose physical condition units him for
the severe duties requisite here; and when his
resignation shall have been made and the
vacancy filled by man as capable as the newly
appointed judges, Hagner and Cox, our District
bench win be fully equipped to tackle the heavy
arrears OF work before the courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06
HOTELS.

HOTELS.
WHLARD'S HOTEL.
This favorite Hotel. having been thorou9hIy reno
VISITED. painted throughout. and Sntsrssv rstsw
RRISLLN D OOOn
nov0A PropFietoF0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

ERRATUa.-In the eighth line from the end Of
the poem In yesterdays STAR, for night, read
right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06
MONEY TO LOAN
WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEwKLRY, 10

p. WALLAOH,
LOAN BROKER AND JEwxLxR
feb22tr 14l7 Pennsylvania ava
Goods RECEIVED ON STORAGE, WITH IN
VI SURANOE, II PIG Louisiana avenue febl8-lms
WANTED-Second-han hand FURNITURE in lots of
w from % to $1,000 worth. Address J. W. d.,
Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
e FINE WAMsUTTA SHIRTS to order. "a 60
~ Superior SHIRTS to order. .............. 8 90
very Best SHIFTS to order IL 90
The Celebrated Paris" Wamsutts SHIRT,
The Celebrated "Dsva" SHIFT. Dsvi Nus
lin, and elegant 3.ply Linen Bosom only 60
UNDERWEAR, GENTS FURNISHfN06 NECK
WEAR Satisfaction guaranteed in al cases ct
DUBREUIL BROS.,
Branch Baltimore Shirt Manufacfory
feb131m 461 PennsviUoNi0 OOeWsee,
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DALI AND WINTER GOODS
superb selection for Gentlemen's Dress -
and Street Wear received and ready for in
spection, and offered at fair prices. M
Respectfully request the continued favors M
of my patrons and the public generally.
+. j. HEI 5ERGER.
CITIZENS ARMY x NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR
6S5 10Th sfreef.
sep10-tr Corcorsn Buiidinr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

THOMAS ]. MYERS, Real Estate Agent,
1916 street NV.
FOR RENT
Gil 18th, 4story Brick, 10 rooms, mod imps
a02 18th story Brick. rooms. mod. imps
601 and 6l3 n J. ave. NV, Brick rooms m i
922 Ct NV. Brick, rooms, mod imps
NE. cor ny. ave. and n st., Brick. IL rooms m l.
1903 22d et., Frame, 10 rooms. mod imps
2207 81 St., Frame. rooms, mod. imps
112O nth, Brick, rooms, water and eas mari. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

The Real Estate Review, published at NV of{,ca On
the 18th OF each month, contains oomplets List Of
all the houses have for rent. together with REPORTS
concerning the condition Of the real estate m1rfet
throughout the country. Oall and get CODY tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

NJ JENSEN.
IN. WATCH REPAIRER,
For 20 years with b. SEMKEN, now at
91S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Oempsey's Stationery Store)
LADIES WATCHES SPECIALITY
Watches put In complete order by me are auaran
teed for one year, Or money refunded feb4-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06
A n 1MMENDE 0LAUGRTER
l9l PENNSYLVANIA AvENUK
THE 0REATEST BAR0AIN just RHCRTyRn
FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST AUCYION
HOUSES IN TIE COUNTRY

WI WILL NAME FEW PRyon BELOW:
uMenr Oah BooS at % former pr1es eas0. MsuS
ns,ce n SSss 3, Gents Drsss Boots. Sis; for
"a Ar 2, i%msnss lot Of Gents Caters. from q ~
o.. Youtns Boot l0-l3. q 20 ca psar Fouths' nav
large lot Ladies' slippers. with or without hssaa.
=, zze e Gu AA0sC Ald LAce. BatimoremAdA g
At the sbeye hcnse can BE- found TIE largest asssr
meut OF LAo1oe, Minoos' and Chidronss GooG N -
city, at astonishfn9 Low prices.
ladies', and Ch1dren's Rubbers - - O. peir
new line Of kcent Shoes yust received q fha
GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOU6I.
81 SeSseeHtU0ss60 00enese.
febS-ly L kTCHOLD. Propr,eEsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06
nOORKEEPEK'S OFFICE,
IL HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Q. g.,

WAsHINGToN, D. O.. March 6. 1879
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until IL O'Clock noon, on MONDAY, the 10th day of
March Instant for furnishing the House of Repre-.
sentatives with GOO tons best quality white ash
Furnace Coal" 100 cords wellseasoned Spruce
Pine Wood. and IS cords best quality Hickory
Wood, the latter to he sawed in two cuts, that is
three pieces Coal to weigh 2,24O lbs per ton. and
AL to be delivered by Saturday. the 18th day Of
March Gnstan and stored in the vault OF the south
apection at the bidders cost The right is reserved
to reject any and all bids if the interest OF the gov
eminent shall so require.
Wood to be corded and measured at the Capitol,
and the coal to be reweiehed there II desired
Bidders will be reQEired to give q bond with ap
proved security for q faithful performance of the
contract.
The envelopes containing bids must be marked
"PI OpOsals for Wood and Coal" and addressed to
the undersigned, CHARLES w. FIELD,
mar6-3t DOorkeeper House Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

GENERAL FINE NEW PIANOS HAVING BEEN
- out on tnetallments and returned. are -
now For eale at GRRAf BARGAINS FOR &YXW
CASH. ct g. Z. WILD bROS.' Emporium W
OF Music, 723 7th st. NV. mar6-6t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

Xu more, In now in Washington. and has re- "a
moved to her old stand, l1ol PEN NsYLvANIA IN
AVENUE, between 18th and 18th sts., over So
Galt's Jewelry store. Spring Millinery nov 49,
,,peu, Of FRENCH BONNET5 and ROUND II ITS
Prices 70 suit al DreeamAking in all its branches
Hsndsome Styles selected by Mad .ne Jea1nsret.
wtf;e in Paris AL orders promptly attended TO-
Esz1st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

WANTED.Yoa 20 know that arst-clssg sRo
'. oNn HAND SUIT is better ana chssper ~
q Of-MADE NEW ONE Try Il yOaT6V
Old Stand. No. 6ls d strsef. bet ween 6th Al IN
Ne sersswsSt 9, Brsnel Store. No. l0s ~ stress
casss Second hama cla.6ias Noiss by Sasi prcmpt.
u sssshasa "a taaltiJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06
COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL AND VOOD.
now rs TIE TTMR no Buzz.
vo 49, ~ our wnarves, foot Of 7th It, and sse eoe
{vusseu OOAL constantly arriving. WOOD az ~
Anos Large stock aud fair prices
died KINDLLN6 WOOD The only Kindlin0 Voo6
having Fire Ushtsr with every burdlo
9TkPHEN60N & mo,
1rancn once. 18th and Psnnh avsnnA SsptbH
- JOHNSON HRoTHEra
""o" aH1HfH1SI, S gosEsozHoHa 0oAyA
COAA Best Quality. 0OOD
Low Prices.
WOOD. Prompt Dolvor5oA OoAr
nam once, vhArvee. mill and depot ooonoooa6 W52S
uptown o6ces BY TEKIPAoNR
With uneQuaaed facilities and advantaVn Cor -,
0oMicAuy conducting the wood aud col ~
Mhassss' factory, extensive stors yards snahai19 =
throushouf the city, and al in immediaip cCmn1ni.
c3alcn. insrlng prompt attention TO oedaRa - -
coal nj the very lowest prioes
Remember, We insure strictly pure coa,. q a.9so
pounds 70 the ton.
JOHNSON RROrHERa
Main Once. mill and depot, foOt Of f9th iSkk snA
Fsts.sw, odices 1922 st. Nv; lll2 tn "A n =
l4ls eth n. NV. ana 22l Pa. ave- ae. viSt-
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LOST AND FOUND.

I O1T-March 5th, 1879, q narrow GOLD BRACE
- LET the owners name inside. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving at No. 1909 ct.
DIV mart tS
I OsT-At the Skating Rink, Tuesday evening,
II March Ah, an OVERCOAT, containing q cap
and papers addressed to Hon. S.. If returned to
918 18th st., reward of &5 win be paid ana no Q1es-
tons asked. IT,
7 OST-A young Red COW, with white gtripe
IL down heI(back. A liberal reward will be-.
paid if returned to 7th street and Boundary S1 81
MARI $3.50,
EOUND-The place to buy Unfinished Shirts nj
IL 60 and Toe, Wamsutta mut lin and 2lOO linen
JORDAN, DARE Co,
marSim 1905 r st., near 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06

NOTICE! N0TICEH NOTICEU
~ We are making daily additions to our now large
stock Of Spring Dry Goods and e.n offer very great
Buntings. Buntngs al kinds colors and auaiMtes:
and g. al wool and sik and wool chsa ln
Just Opened.-5OO white Spreads. at 80 per cent
under value: Towels and Napkins in endless variety
stock now on hand win be sold without regard to cot
We shall every effort to please all who may favor
in eyery way possible. No fancy prices: every art
inla lid n ia cash value W. NJ. BROWN,
uaI6-tr SII M0Tko OpNce.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-28
Fourth Edition
THE LATEST.

National Associated Press to the Star
RIO De JANEIRo, Feb. 28.-An outbreak OF yell
low fever of very severe character has occurred
among shipping men.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-Charles Burnstein and
Abraham d. Freeman, convicted of arson, were to-
day sentenced TO State Prison for life.
CooPERsTowN, N, Y, Feb. 28.-Myron A. Buell.
has been sentenced to be banged April 18TH, Tor
the murder of Catherine M. Richards, June 25th.
WARRINGTON, Feb 2S-The Chinese Bill was
not considered at the Cabinet meeting o.day. 1t
b understood that the Presidents mind is made
up on the bill
OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. 2S.-The thermometer reg
istered 800 below zero in this city this morning.
and all through this section Of Canada the ther-
mometer ranged from 30o to 33' below.
a BERLIN, Feb. 2S-Princess Louisa Margaret,
niece OF the Emperor. last night gave her farewell
reception previous to starting for England to wed
Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught, on March
nth.
RIO DE JANEIRo Feb. 2S-A riot occurred on
The 4th inst at Gesson the military expelling the
Commander and Chief Magistrate from the town:
Nine persons were killed, and many private and
public stores sacked.
LONDON, Feb. 2S-The Mayor OF Sheffield states
that in one district of that town there are four
thousand persons destitute and four hundred fam
lilies actually starving. The relief fund, except
about E8O0 has been expended.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-28
WASHINGTON CITY.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
KELLOGG AND THE BUTLER-CoRBIN CONTEST.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-Some of the Re
publican Senators are very much put out
at Kelloggs course in the Butler-Corbin
contest. 1t is now known that he asked
several Republican Senators to absent
themselves at the time of the vote, a few
days ago. so that Butler might be sure of
his seat Kellogg's object in doing this was
to ingratiate himself with the Democrats,
so that they would be lenient with him
when they came into the majority. He has
not, however, made his tenure of office GER
tain for the remainder of the term.
coNKLING AND BURNSIDE.
At the executive session of the Senate
yesterday the nomination of Platt Stratton
to be Steamboat Inspector at New York
was rejected. This is the nomination which
Conkling was opposing and Burnside advo-
eating last Saturday when the lie passed
between the two Senators. Conkling read
from the Senate journal to prove that he
was in the right when Burnside so emphati-
cally declared that he was in the wrong.
Burnside explained his position, but no re-
fractions were made on either side. In
this affair Republican Senators do not see
any plantation manners" worthy of action
by the Senate.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-28
Board Of Public Works.

A communication frcm Messrs. w. r.
Thorne & Co., asking for the removal of OBJ
structions at the foot of Mill street in the
shape of scales ard Office, was filed.
The Supervisor was directed to have the
steps on Celestial street repaired at q cost
not to exceed $45.
The report of the Engineer, that he had
examined the "Elzenhoefer patent fres-
working and never-failing stencil trap for
catch basins and water-closets," and found
that it filled all the requirements of tlle
city was approved.
The Engineer transmitted plat showing
the occupancy of part of Culvert street.
north of Fifth street, to show the extent OF
infringement upon the city's ground. He
recommended that Mr.. Joseph J. Gest bs
notified to remove his superstructure. Tho
report of the Engineer was approved, and
he was instructed to notify Mr.. Gest.
The contract for the repairing of the in
tersection of Woodward and Beresford ave-
nues was awarded to Roger McHugh, at his
bid of 500.
A resolution to allow consumers of water
reduction of ten per cent, instead of five
per cent, for prompt payment of water
rents, was made the special order for
March 1st.
Mr. Gessert remarked that the bid Of
Roger McHugh, for the repairing of the in
tersection of Woodward and Beresford
avenues, had been handed into the Board
after the time allowed by the rules of tho
Board. He would therefore move that tho
matter be reconsidered and referred to the
Committee on Street Repairs. Carried.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-28

At II o'clock to-day the Pork, packers
Association met at their room on Change
and transacted the following business:
Mr.. muel V. Reid, Assistant Commits.
sioner of the Industrial Exhibition, up.
pointed to look after the exhibits to Be
made by the provision, whisky and tobacco
interests Of the city, presented the subject
of an exhibit Of the hog product at the ap
preaching exhibition.
On motion, Mr.. W. II. Davis was ap.
pointed to take the matter in charge, and
all stock exhibitors were requested to apply
to him for space.
Messrs, Cunningham, McKcehan and
Ryan were apppinted 4 committee to act in
conjunction with til: prvrist,a III section
Committee to revise tha rules governing
the provision trade of the city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-28
LATEST LOCAL.

JUDGE BAXTER, of the United States
Circuit Court, completed his docket to-day,
and will leave for Cleveland tomorrow.
GEN. DURBIN WARD, who has been con-
fined with fractured arm for the last three
weeks, made his appearance ON the streets
again this morning.
THE cases of the gamblers, Geo. Phillips,
Frank Clark and G. w. Wilson were tried
before Judge Wilson and jury this morn
ing. Not guilty was the verdict.
SOME fellow whose name is unknown
stepped into T.. Vance & Co. s store, No 214
West Fourth street, last evening, and bor'
rowed step ladder which he forgot to re-
turn.
THE condition of Mr.. James Sherlock,
who was stabbed night before last in a sa,
loon on Central avenue, is improving rap
idly, and it is only a matter of a few days
to see Jim on the streets again.
BURGLARS entered the rag-shop of Jacob
Winkler & Co., Nos. A0, 242 and 244 West
Second street, last night by prying open the
front door, and carried off quantity oi
brass which they hid in lumber-yard neal
by. 1t was recovered this morning.
THE County Commissioners this after.
noon ordered the refunding of the tax oi
ST. 2S7 81, paid by the Cincinnati Union
Bethel to the County Treasury. The Com
missioners were of the opinion that proper
ty devoted to religious purposes should not
be taxed.
THE Fourteenth Ward Republican Club
held meeting last night and appointed as
delegates to Mondays Convention Messrs
George Kountz, H. c. Hug, Simon Strunk
and John Krigg. Speeches were made by
Mayor Moore. Prosecutor Murphy and Mr.
P. H. Kumler. The object was ''kick
against the Lincoln Club.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-28
TO-DAY In CONGRESS-.
National Associated Press to the Star.


WAsHrNeToN. Feb 2S.-When the Senate
met at II q. m. to-day communication
was received from D. P. Corbin, contestant
10 Mr.. Buffers (South Carolina) seat. II
rcites his efforts to obtain recognition
comments upon the action of certain Sena
tors. who, uniting on the report from the
Committee on Privileges and Elections Civ.
ing him the seat, afterwards voted not to
take up the case, and formally announcing
his withdrawal from further contest.
HOUSE
After disputing for an hour over the or.
der of business, the House took up the Post.
Office Appropriation Bill
All the amendments of the Senate were
non-concurred in, except that relating to
the Brazilian mail subsidy and the classif,
cation of mail matter
Upon these debate of three hours was
allowed. Mr.. Waddell, of North Carolina,
advocated the Brazilian mail clause and
denied that it was any more subsidy than
any other contract for carrying the mails.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-28
OHIO REPUBLICANS.
Convention To He Held Mt Cincin.
matt Il POw-WOW in the Capital
Last Night.

matt POw-WOw in the Capital
Last Night.
Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 2S.-The Republican
State Central Committee met yesterday,
with members and proxies present repre-
senting all of the Congressional Districts OF
the State.
1t was decided to hold the State Conven-
ton on the 2Sth of May at Cincinnati.
The following is announced as the Local
Committee of Arrangements for the State
Convention at Cincinnati Captain w. s..
Cappeller, Hons. Luke A. Staley, Lewis
Seasongood and Gustav Hof, Captain f.
Ball, Jr., and Col. l.. G. Weir.
The Republican State Central Commit
of the Senate and House, held a rousng
caucus III the Hall of the House of Repre-
sentatives last night, which lasted until O
late hour. In speech, Gen. Grosvenor
congratulated the people upon the unity of
the Republican party, saying that while
the Democracy were not united and were
wrangling among themselves, the Republi-
can party had never before been more har-
monious In referring to resurrecting old
dissensions among themselves, he made b
thrust at General Beatty, who was present.
General Beatty, upon being loudly called
for, addressed the meeting, saying that the
Republican party of the North it may be
said, was made up of thoughtful men, in
dependent men, who could neither be CO.
creed by the party lash nor bound by party
cause
In closing General Beatty said: "But it
is not too late; let us once more lift the old
flag aloft; once more sound our old slogans;
once more strike for liberty, equality and
Justice"
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intent to kill, continued; Wenzel Barlosch.
assault and battery, So and costs; Daniel
Warner, Joseph Hank street begging, $50
30; q. A. Levy, indecent conduct, dismissed:
Chas. Smith. Joseph Obermeyer, petit lar
ceny, dismissed.
UNITED STATES.
The bail of Patrick Kearney. who We
indicted for sending obscene letters through
the mails was forfeited, and judgment rem
dered against James Ardle his bondsman.
for the recovery of his bond of $500.
A judgment was given in favor OF the
Citizens National Bank of Wooster, against
II. S. Beidler for the payment of two notes
of the SIM of 81, 1874 IA.
Judgment was given in favor of the Hard
ing Paper Company, whose building was
burned down two years ago for the recoy-
cry of 81, $50 81 insurance from the Hum
bolt Insurance Company.
In the case of Margaret Nj. Eaton against
the Enquirer Company, a suit for libel, the
demurrer was overruled.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Harmon. James Hambiescn
against the Little Miami Railroad Company. A
suit to recover the plaintiffs property. Verdict
for plaintiff for 81, $50.
PROBATE.
The will of Augusta Broadbeck was admitted 10
probate. Gustav Tafel was appointed executer
Personally, 500.