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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-27
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NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILRoAD.
~ fMOBTLE FAST LINEl
THE SHORTEST RGIITE TO EASTEkh
CITIES.
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. August 81, 1879 trains
viii arrive snd leave depot. foot OF Canal street.
az follows: .5
LEAVE. AGHivE.
no a Exnrsss No. Express,
daily & 100 Z, m. daily Al am.
10 Coast Ac- No. Coast Ac-
commodati'n commodabln
daily except daily except
Sunday 3 80 p.sn sunday :. -; p ALL sI
tickets may be- obtained and Sleeping Cal
YertEs secured in advance on application at the
office corner Camp and Common streets. oppo'
s''e o''s ni 5. B, ROBINSON, Superintendent.
Oily W COLEMAN. Wicket Agent.
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RIVER NEWS.
omrE VIEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
US6A Saturday. September u. 1879.
ArrsvaIa.

zee marine column.
Departures.
r..aal Eva, Ed j. Gay. Ed Richardson, Mol
lie Moore. TO Arrive.
I ~ Cannon, Z. J. Gay, Bayou sara: W; T.
rJ;,imaay VI. Louis; Goden Esnie, Natchez, Dtn-
nasrnaH: Eva upper coast; Emma Irvine. hAr-
e esa lever coast: Bertha. Opelousas; Alexan-
a ta Bed river
n.,ss salezrapnic report Of the stare Of water
DsriorIa points, WITH changes. in the "a hours
eSa1A@ Above low nh.noa
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auAcHnA nyM.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUAOHITA RIVE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUAOHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MoNB00
WEEKLY T. s. NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at SD. 70.
FOB OUACHITA CITY. MONH0A
- Trenton, and all town landings on
@1Wu3 Black and Ouaehita rivers-The boss
will reserve the right to refuse any landing ox~
cspt mall landings-
WV JOHN WILSON,
Tn place OF John a. Hanna)
], W. BLANKS, master. Ben g. Cornweli. CLERK
Capt. r. 4. BLANKS, President.
No. 106 Grnvier street.
aEO. D. HITE BRTTTON Il EPPLER, j, =
CARLiN. a. p WORK. LORD 4 MGPEAK&
Connects regularly with steamers for -.
tributaries. and Little Bob B. for Camden.
my13 tt
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rece, MT. mt trc old nassn.

Tehefuacga Rivsr-xsr schr Rsbsesa 40 cords
wood to order 49, !,
Pass Manchac-Per sehr Pomme aUr-D eoros
wood TO order -. -,
Tangipanoa- sahr Surprise Nc 10 erds good
to nrhe- -
TaBgipahoa--Pss sehr Cbas PsFry-l0 cords WOOD
Bind Rivsr-car schr Lady Gay-l8,ooo slaves to
order
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LAKE PORTS.


- FOR MANDEvTLLE AND TcHE;;
azE t t{ssaasr River-0nitsd States mall
HEROINE.
SUNDAY.
From Lake End on arrival Of 8 .. NJ train.
MONDAY.
From Madisonville at 5:A5 a. N.
From Vaudeville st 7 g. N.
TUESDAY.
From Lake End on arrival OF o. N. train
for Vaudeville. Lewisburg.
WEDNESDAY.
On arrival D. 70. train. At a. III.
THURSDAY.
From Lake End on arrival of u m. train for
Vaudeville and Old Landing.
From Vaudeville at a. N.
FRIDAY.
From Old Landing at 5 a. m. and Vaudeville
at a. N.
NEW CAMELIA.
MONDAY SCHEDULE.
From Lake End, on ARRIVAL of u n. train tor
Vaudeville. LewisburR. MadisonVtiie and oio
Landing. n-ranv
From Old Landing at q. N.
From Vaudeville az a. %.
FRIDAY. ..*-..--.
| From Lake End at 70. N.
| SATURDAY.
| From Vaudeville at Z a. a..
| From Lake End, on arrival OF .. no. nrain ZOE
| Vaudeville, Madlsonville and DID Landing.
| SUNDAY EXCURSION.
| From Lake End. From Old Landing.
Arrival Of I a. q. train, A.. 3 ?. N.
| for Vaudeville, Lew from MandeVtlle.
isburg. Madisonvilie At.-..... e, p N.
and Old Lanttng.
| Fare on excufsi n days, round trip, VI:
/ Fare on other days, each way. 81 to Mande-
Vile. Lawisburg Madisonvits and Old LANDING
| Freight will be received daiiy aG her landing
New Basin near Magnolia Bridge.
FOR BAY ST LOUIS. MISSISSIPPI CITY AMI
BILOXI.
On and after MONDAY. September 8, 1879
the steamer RER0INE will leave New Lak'
End for Biloxi aud Intermediate landings, OF
MONDAYS and FRIDAYS, on arrival OF 9 a. n
train. Returning wi leave Biloxi on TUES
DAYS and SATURDAYS al s q. ~, Miss1ssipp
City at about a. M. Pass Christian at about
a. M Bay SI. LouIs at about 9 a. n.
Passage ta Bay. Pass and Mississtpp 81 City. 81
Biloxi. 5. %. Meals, 30 cents. Also. restaarar
| on board.
FreIghr will be taken at very low rates.
The NEW CAMILLA will continue ne
WEDNESDAY, trips. leaving New Orleans
Eiloxi on n THURSDAY MoRNINd 4 q'eIoe1
| ses tt No. So Carondeleb sssee''
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sssEHsFF SALES.

leon JOuz1eFt vs.. the First German Pres
byterian Church Of New Orleans. louisiana
lIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR
= of Orleans. No. 10 ,666-By virtue OF writ OF
eizlre and sale, to ne directed by the honorable
he Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
q the above entitled cause, I WILL proceed to
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street. between
lanai and Custonhouse streets, in the Second
fstriet OF this city. on TUESDAY. September
0. 1879 at 10 O'Clock NJ. the following described
f GEgff 4 NJ Lot OF GROUND. together with
il the buildings and improvements thereon
nd rights and appurtenances thereto belong
og, situated In the Fourth District of this city.
square number seventy-tWo. bounded by
irst. Laurel Jersey and Philip streets.
nd measuring : forty feet and three
nes front on First. street by one ham
red and eighty three feet and six inches in
8pth and thirty-nine feet four Inches and three
mes In depth In the rear Which said prop
'ty, together with other property. was &C.
pfred by defendants herein. the First German
ma, by purchase from the First German Pres
ferian Church OF New Orleans. as per act
assed before W. B. Kleinpetar, late notary
hblie in this city. July ID. 1873.
Befzed in the above suit.
IIerms-Cash on the epot.
j. r. ALCEE GACTHREAUX,
+ Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
Itu30 seS 10 2027 30
foot of Lafayette street, daily Until D. Ia.
| hor C 5FaI 4. NgaiIrNEY & co. Managers
/ aria Corner NateheZ and Ma<gazf ne stres
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IewE2 C.sAsT.
Leavea every TUESDAY and THURsDAE at Il
a 20. and SATURDAY at . =, @.
nra FOB ORANGE FARM. POLITE
$500 ala Haehe Greenwood PLANTATION
Lerrs aug Besr.f, sne al pIsntastos
ENNA IRVINE,
J. a. Ruiz 1paer-s.
Z, NJ, Valerie and N. NJ. Barrels clerks;
serly In the evening on alternate days: 20
sraia,r o oassa1a aoDly on board. head Of Don
q atraek. all
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ssTM&fspas
NEW ORLEANS AND oPELoUsAs PACKET
COMPANY.
REGULAR UNITED sTArgs MAIL PACKET
e.s. a'i F cgss' Wa5aEaafoN. IoPsLo1
lsSsxxssS ses, Port Barre. eimmsnort, Church
aktsfs& Vile. and all landings on the Ooast
Atchafalaya River and Bayou oon tsa.eau-Qh'
new, li2ns draaat steamer
ST. MARY,
TN place ct the Fanchon)
A. P Tr0nS4ai master.
Eug. Qaatrevaux CLERK
wifi leave as above. For fsoisno oe passage ~
D-s BRITToN l. EPPLER. 1903 4ravtsr street
r. W. ADAMS, 81 ComGnefc1ai Place.
J. 9. CABIN. 50 Magazine street.
The Big Sun flower con nects weekly with tn
steamer Minnie for Bayou des G!a.2es, sr.6
signs through bills lading 10 Gae7nevaiie anr
eli ooints m Eayon Bfeuf. oca :!
REGULAR OPEL s0UsAs PACKET.
.'ase&' FOB so WlsHiNaroN, oPELoD.
La.ssskSf.f sea, Port Barre, aimmspoTt
'~sAas0 Churehvtile and eli landings on the
(h,aat, Atehafalaza river and Bayou DcuEfa
h.eeu-Tne new light yirsfF steamer
YAzO0.
Wu. Crawford master Fl. Nolafson otsrs
viii leave as above. For freight Or passage a..
DIV on board, or 10 LORD MoPEAKE. Aasnts
~ de 94a'''f GO. D. H1TE, 14a Grav;er strset,
Freight for Bayou des Giaizee put gut 81
simmsport. Big Bend Landing or Water Valley
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xAfssl MaSE.
RI-WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU LA.
FOURGHE.
Leaves every TUES DAY ar 10 .. m, and THURS
DAY and SATURDAY at IL m.
- The Al passenger Jacket
az ssasazz HENRY TETE,
IF. Aucoin master, NJ a. Landry clerk.
VIII leave as above returning down tEe GGas,
every WEDNESDaY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY
For freight or passage apply on hoari or TO
4. EITET
los Decatur near st. Louis street.
P S-Eas II Giora IN t satttfsEfss q
day. at the heed Of Bienytlle street, to receive
freight. aeS8 Il
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Receipts at the Nsv BASIN.

BiIoxi-Per schr A Ramssy-35,oc0 feet lumber
to FL Buddig 1900 -.
Fascagnula-psr sohr Walter Denny-4o,ooo ecu
lumber TO RI Buddlg 50
Hand.boro-r-, chr John Popp-33,fSo feet
lum Der to Fl Buddg
Handaboro Per schr Annette-42,e0o feet lnmoer
Fl Buddig or ,,o s..-
Pearl Rivev-Per sehr Leander Jane-35.Ne sect
unlber to J w Adams
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sT. Louis.

81. Louis.
sT. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
4 ANCHOR LINE.
sSE Is Louis and all wa5 master
Leaves On SATURDAY. Sept. IT. at ) pm.
W. P. HALLInAY............... Gould master
Leaves TUEsDAy. September 81 afsp s O.
= M LHKoUGH AMP EXCURSION t
A E Esas sad fe5 sale to all points North.
The boats q his line nay particular attention
. all s'' I'D B. 6@ R5oSs 6S SsRsss AGENT
VII give th y, bIl's Of 7slpg to Trenton
'0'' ana is7&s HWRf E. s % Kz slI K Agent
---- 50 Maeaaine street
". LOUIS A E8g 2Ez d 55FH PACKET.
: as:Has ohis :, and the Bends = The fine
~ J.B.m. hEHLok,
II Leaves SATURDAY. Sept. a. At pm. :
Z For further infornattqn sp e2Igt e -.
ors 1876 GTavter street.
g vscKa.UeG ANo Delta.
n .5s'sf Fo 5f: v1d 11 pkLfl. NAT,
ns Ed K1LM AHB~ats,
MA McVay. master Frank Beck Jr.. clerk
Ffifeavas as above Connecting at VI ksburg with
All Parisot's Line for all points on the Yazoo Sun
n flower, Deer Creek and Tallahasehie:
i E E W Wafsih 5 Re q Aphn : CARTER
fc. viii givu G1rough bills OF lading 70 Trentol
and al STATIONS on the Vteksbusa
An5hreveport and Texas Railroad ysa Delta. La
fro ". 3. BROCKETT. Agent,
Ara SEGA 3s Magazine street.
o.a ANKayGFIS
sid REGULAR ---- PACKET,
saf Leaves EVERY ---, At ,, m.
fro, ~. 4 FOR ARKAPoLls- GREENFILLE
In a. asssn - Vcksburg and the Bends-The pas
s6e sss~ahE~<A sepgar Deekat
FRANK PARGOUD,
j. W. TotiD master.
will leave as above, connecting ut Vicksbure
with Partsot's Line for all points on Yazoo and
aralanatehie rivers. For freight or passage
q. WAYNE, RRCCKETT & CARTER
6. P. WORK, r. W. ADAMS.
Through bills Of lading sianed to Trenton
!. | Monroe and ali stations on ViekaburR. Sbreve-
ort md Texas Railroad via Delta. La. also fc
Pine Buff and stations on L. B. NJ. r. and e
r. r.. via Arkac oils Ark.
BROCKETT 4 CARTER. Agents,
| ,Eet9 NO. 50 Magazine street.
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bales broom corn 4 Archer bbfs krdut Rer-
tnccf Aco--s0 do r Del Bondio--a do Crews VIII
dermann-fGo eacka malt Blaise-fo0 do Il Star-
cken--5i7g sacks wheat Goruon n Aomlla sHndrles
IL ordar--rnta. 1870 axI-e sOrsnn hhds tobaGcO
ST L0TIIPer staamer Moliie Moore-4Ga0 sacks
wheat 400 DbIs aonr 100 hbls meai 700 aacks bran
TO order "a bbls tonr w RI Mathews Bro-3oe do
r Prudhonme-a52 do Tairn Mortimer--74 do
Glover 4 Cnendabt-t7 sacks oats 1872 Gales nay to
Cnss Plea apts-S1f do H T Lawlsr-45 90 Newman
q Jones-so kegs lead j G. Clark-i7 pzgs o dse to
Rice Born Aoo-5p faaks bottled beer Wizard SEQ
8 pEes beer 3 ukgs VINE Skardon & Witson-5o peg
tiles III ADpfegate bales eotton Meyer, Wsls e.
CO.. Fran. en- onsa 81 BpriaEd--su1 dr1es 20 order-
Toeai ~ bales cotton
BAYOU GCULA-Per steamer w hlsper-9ss ssshs
ron Oh rice A lien u Syme-o5a do a Il siewerd-3H0
do Ernss &co--54 do q Ph9Hippf &ce-54 do U
Stewsrt--3 sacks seed cotton Husa s. Levert-e do
A Rabin-I do J M Lanaux-a do bsles cotton 10
Bush IL Levert-a Ell HeYman-i L Choppin--i do
Rabin-t A TerErou--sundf,as to ORDER nSas y
bales couton 10 sacks seed cotton 2140 sacks rough
UPPER COAsT-Per steamer Eva-1H sacks
ron Oh rics III A ifson &oO-iz5 do j MiltsDboFger-
75 do C A PniIiippi &eo--Sl do Ernst &co-s7 bales
nav QlenneJh-sundries to order-Total a72 SACKS
r0ueh
COVINGTON-Par steamer Heroine-il bales cot.
trn Hyman Il Lietltsnsteia--. Il NJ Waiuasev Aco-7
giekhAm l. Msers-3 Feretali & 3unonville-2 "a
Payne Kennedy Een--2 Warren, Atkinson &co-2
g w senssl &eo-2 Fl Gotham &eo-sundries TO Or
der--Tntal ~ bales Gotten
PADTCAH-Per stesrner Grafton and Doat6-
1850 0t0 oushes coal W Campbell
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Exchange c,,pp.nss, september -.

Tne Robin was 10 be sold yesterday By he
United states marshal ct Evansville a. Lhe lL,
stigstion OF John e. Morris, John ingte anu
Robert Hornhrooa (Motrt-. Inxle y Co..
Cincinnati Com mertial:
Capt. Lew Kattsts new steamer VIII AYE. oo-
Railway, viii 3. lau ched saturday afternoon;
Il will % stern Launch from the stocks. and
Will Drove highly ex tting.
Cart. Fl. o. Hart has entered his new and
beautifully v proporttoned steamer Reuben, =.
Springer for !. prize at the Exposition aud We
have 40 doubt she viii receive Il. Her graceful
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ERAZDS SANTfA9O-Psr steamship Hsnlan .
% nhds tobso, 2o96 aacks oats $50 sacks cose ooo
pi rs iron i26 pigs mdsa @m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-23
GEORGETOWN.

WEDDING.-The Methodist Protestant Church
was thronged this afternoon at 1890 O'Clock by
known young lady OF this place, and OF MIR. E.
P. Frederick, OF washington, 10 witness the
union iD marriage OF that couple. DIR. Murray,
pastor of the above named church, performe j
for New York
SEARCH WARRANT was sworn yesterday
evening by Caroline Evans against Jennie
Washington, living On West street, near 2
street bridge, for the theft Of eleven chickens
The search was rewarded by the finding OF
eight of the fowls, and Jennie is In "durance
vile"
GRAIN.-Arrived-by canal boat Matte c..
Waters, with :, 300 bushels OF wheat.
MERCHANTS Neutrality-suspicious. In prices
offerings on change to-day, $500 bushels OF
Wheat, which was sold at sl.2o1G to sl.22H per
has brought In this market for many months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-23
THE COVRrA.

M.
TO day-Ch1ef Justice Cartier and Jud res
Wylie, COX and James-Henry E. Davis, Jas. c.
Davis Davis, W; + s. Curtis, F. 1. Harvey, Chas. H.
vi chas TaToT lot al na
admitted to the bar on motion OF individual at
torneys. Western Flint F. W. PagenhOa, +. ..
Johns Johns, W; A. Dutton, F. Q. McCleary, r. d.
Church, and G. A. Maxwell On the report of the
committee. w. II. Smith, w. B. Webb and
Keginoid were appointed the examining CON-
to this bar. The calendar was called and a
number OF cases set for hearing. Monday was
fixed for notions. The patent appeal case or
l.: Lottin, ]r, for design for plug tobacco, was
Mr.. Pierce for the Patent ONCE. Grant agt.
Cooke ct al, and Grant agt. RhaWn; DEGREES In
pursuance OF mandate ordered.
M CRIMINAL CouRT-Judge Hagner.
To-day, clarence NJ. Barton was excused as
Petit juror and Peter Mendeth was appointed
In his place. David Allen and Albert Beckett.
petit larceny (appeaD; guilty-sentence eus-
pended. Chas: Cant, assault, 2 cases (do.); re.
cognlzance forfeited. j. M. Wyatt Stone, muir
DER On trial.
EQUITY COURT-Judge MacA rthur.
Yesterday, Cook vs.. Cook; referred to Justice
Cox. F. s. T. CO. vs. Barrett; argued and
ddoye]oy VS. doVeoy appearance
To-day, Gormley agt. Bangs; pleas allowed
bill dismissed. Pant agt. Strauss; Judgment To
answer allowed. Jackson agt Albright; re.
celVer allowed TO make repairs.
POLICE COURT-Judge Smell.
To-day, Maggie Brown, assault on Patrick
Griffin; dismissed. Augustus Schwartz, larceny
OF setter dog from Nathaniel Bundy: 30 diys
In jail. Martha Robinson and Carrie Quiets,
ARRAY, s. or Is days each. VIM. Taylor. lar
ceny OF some apples: $40 or 80 days. Isaac
Smith, assault On Annie Smith; personal bonds
to keep the peace. VIM. Burr, larceny OF ten
pounds OF meat from Charles r. RowleS: $40 or
80 days. Adolphus Walker, 1ncorrigibIllty; re-
form school during minority. John Pope iIod
nett, larceny OF $3.50 from VIM. Anderson: dis
missed. James Ryan and Ann Maria Johnson,
larceny OF some bed clothing from Lizzie
Thomas; Ryan dismissed, Johnson $40 or Is
days. Anna jackson and Susan Jackson, as.
sault On Mary Kelly; 81 each. Thos. Nortieet,
assault on Cyrus Mantz; forfeited collateral
Henry Fisher, threats; personal recognizance.
James Perkins. firing gun In the city limits;
s. or days. Charles Ruf1in, disorderly; S. or
days. Franz Westburg. vagrancy; bonds or
30 days. Patrick Boxley, disorderly; forfeited.
Thos. Jones, do. George Murdoch, profane; IS
or days. George Cook. throwing stones 49,
George Jenkins, d. do. Alfred Frederick, pro-
lane; S. or days. Rebecca Grcsh nuisance;
personal bonds. j. r. Collins, vi plating build
Ing regulations; SO. Josephus harrison, un-
licensed produce dealer; s25-s peal noted.
Alexander walker, assault on Tt las Murray;
reform school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-23

SENT TO HIS NATIVE LAND.-Gottfried Esch-
bacher, a native OF Switzerland, arrived In this
city on Saturday last in most deplorable con-
dition, having waIkt from Buffalo, his last
place or residence, where IL would appear ne
was placed III the asylum some two years ago
on account Of evident alteration Of mind. lie
left the institution OF his own accord and wan
oered 10 Washington, where he found his way
10 the Swiss consulate. Having emtgrated 10
the United States some twelve years ago sound
In mind and body, and, from what could be as
certalned, naturalized citizen, the consulate
presented the case TO the police authorities
VINO, upon learning that it would cost less to
send him to his native land, where he desired
TO go, than back to Buffalo, recommended to
the commissioners that sum not exceeding
the amount it would cost to have him sent bac2
10 the Buffalo asylum, where he belonged, be
contributed towards sending the unfortunate
man out OF the country, provided the Swiss So
cfety In this city would contribute the balance
THIS the society. of which Mr.. Kaspar Kneessl
is u treasurer, agreed to do, and SO the very bes,
disposition OF the case was made that could be
under the circumstances.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
DY DAYLIGHT
ID TO FORTREsS MONROE, NORFOLK AND
THE CAPES
IHE CAP
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER u,

AIURDAY, SEPTEMBER y.
I'm the hne steamer LADY OF THE LAKE. Tickets
positiveiy limited to 800. 49,
. I he boat will leave 9th ct. wharf EI193 eaR
Saturday morning at O'clock. Stop
ping at Alexandria, Piney Point and Point Lookout
returning. leave Norfelk Sunday morning st s 80
Ter Fortrt &c Monroe and the Capes, arriving home
at &c y. IN.
Tickets round trip. (adults) 81 so children under
q free between and II. rs cents. State rooms.
round trip, 81: Other sleeping accommodations
free Meals On board 80 cents. Tickets for sale by
Ellis Co.'S Music store. Pa. ave !; Baliantyne's
bookstore. 428 7th at; NV: For state ,ooms app'y
70 Nourte Co., at the Office of the Inland and
seabosrd Coasting Oompany. 18th St. and Of the
manageIs, NJ. WHIPPLE and A. H. SHATTUOK,
for the 22d inst will he good this trip s.p225t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-23
FIRST ANNUAL FAIH
Il AND
AIT LOAN EXHTBITI0N.
OF THE
POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS, ASSOCIATION.

The Potomac Fruit Growers have the pleasure of
announcing that their first Annual Fair aud Art
Loan Exhibition will be held at Masonic Temple in
me city OF M4shiL 2toD on the 23d oath, 25th and
zoth Gays OF Septen Der, 1879, from am to 10 o.
~, OF each day.
Arrangements have been perfected for the most
complete and extensive display of fruits and flowers
ever exhibited In the District.
THE DEPARTMENT OF FRUITS will embrace
rare 81 ecimens of all varieties, including fresh
fruits, dried. canned. preserved, jeied, picked
sc. from home and abroad.
THE DEPARTMENT OF FLOWERS viii include
covering and ornamental plants. cut flowers native
flowers, grasses, FERNS leaves, sc, green and dved
and artistic designs.
THE DEPARTMKNTs OF LADIES Fancy and
Ornamental Work, Of The Fine Arts, Of Science. Of
hsncs snd Curiosties. OF Mechanics and Invention
VIII each be extensive and perfect in itself. em6c
ing tne multiplicity OF articles and things 6p406H-
TIE LOAN DEPARTMENT. will embrace al .rti.
cles naDed for exhibition and not entered for pre-.
mlun, and VIII be an important feature of the Fair
CORDIAL invitation for contributions to each de.
parth ent 1s extended to all We want to make them
oi great interest Assurances of grand display are
ALREADY g1ven, but we want more. Send works of
Ar curlosfIes &c, for the loan feature to superin
tendens, lI2o 18th st. W., where premium lists
6ues &C VIII be furnist ed. Literary exercises aud
m Single tickets Is cents, six for 81 90. ANY
one can join association for 81 co. which will give
admission and berefits ut all hours
eep9. ii, SIG l8 20 %
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The stone Wifc.Murder Case.

The stone Wt1csMUr0eE C0Scs
To- day In the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner
tie case of James Madison Wyatt Stone,
charged with the murder OF his wife, Alberta
Stone. on October 5th, ISIS, was taken up
Messrs. A. Il Browne and r. T. Greener for the
accused. 1t will be remembered that the de-
ceased lived apart from her husband on 21St
street. near K, on account OF some disagree.
ment because OF the wife's sister living with
her. and that on the morning Of October 5th
last Stone went to the house and attacked the
sister with a razor, and when his wife came
down stairs he attacked her and cut her throat.
causing her death almost Immediately, Stone
is we'll known here. he is a native OF
the state OF Maine, and was for some years
employed as messenger by the New York
Associated Press. His first cOxnsel was Major
j. b. Sweet, but he withdrew from the case, on
the court, last spring, refusing to grant con-
t1nuance. Then Mr.. A. K. Browne was assigned
to the defense, and subsequently Prof. r. T.
Greener entered the case. 1t is understood that
the defense will be insanity, and that much OF
the testimony On this point has been taken in
Maine, to show that the malady was caused
by falling from tree when boy. The selec-
ton OF a jury was proceeded with this morning,
and from the regular panel the following were
selected:-James Wjnslow (colored), E. f. Simp-
son, Cbas. B. Pearson, w. F. Thomas (colored),
Chas. II. Wisner, John M. Brown (colored),
Chas II. Forts (colored1 and b. II. L. Crowley.
The court ordered Is taleSmen to be drawn,
and at noon took recess for one hour.
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Street lamps will be lighted at 1918 pm. and
extfnguiShed at 4:15 m.
An effort is being made to have q competent
woman appointed as deputy warden over the
women s department Of the District jail.
Mr.. n. I'll. Miller yesterday filed a bin in
equity for Johanna and Samuel Bieber against
Margaretba Lang. and John j. johnson, true.
tee, for an Injunction against the sale under a
deed OF trust OF piece Of real estate ON Penn
Sylvania avenue southeast, and a temporary re-
Straiuing order was issued.
The full nine innings were played In the Ma
tional- New Bedford game yesterday The
score was TO In favor of the home nine. 1t
was good fieldipg game, but the batting was
poor.
The regular semi annual meeting of the ma
tional board OF health will be held In this city
about the middle OF Oct 1ber
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INDICATIONS W-pAY,
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemcnts, ETC., Tonight.
National Theater-"FatinitZa," by the Adah
Richmond Comic opera Company.
Fords Opera Hoose.-Emerson's Megatherian
AinStrels.
Theater Comi4we.-New bill OF varieties.
Ninth and S streets-Barnum'S Show.