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ALEXANDRIA.

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Thirty acres OF the farm
known as Oxon Hill, opposite this city, in Mary
per acre. The rest of the track, Some !. loo
acres, was withdrawn for want Of bidders.
ARRESTED AND ESCAPED. Constable James
Il. watkins, OF Fairfax, started yesterday for
the Accot1nk nefghbOrhOod, with warrant for
the arrest OF the notorious Felix Quander, col
0red, who was accused OF stealing some harness
from Clayton Conner. Quander resisted the
was finally arrested and carried before Justice
}. Owen Kerby, who, after hearing the evil
dence, sentenced him to receive thirty nine
lashes: While the necessary papers were being
and made off, He was pursued and five or six
shots fired at him, but he turned on his pur-
suers, and fighting them with stones, succeeded
IN making his escape to the woods and Is still
at large.
FATAL AcCIDENT.-As train No 81 on the
Midland road was nearing Red Hill, a short dis
lance from charlottesville, about pm, yes.
the track, at the end OF a sharp curve The
whistle was blown and the engine was reversed
but without avail. The boy, alarmed by the
w %dn partly arose; when the engine rushed
He was carried to the residence of his father
near by, where he fingered for about two hours
and then died. The deceased was about IA
years OF age, and was named Thomas Glover
At the time the accident occurred he was on his
way home from the mill with a bag of meal,
and fell asleep on the track
The NEW OFFIcRRs.-The minor city officers
recently elected by the city council assumed
the duties Of their respective offices to-day The
policemen and readymen were sworn In by the
mayor at the station house at noon. After ad-
m1n1Ster1ng the oath OF Office the mayor ad-
dressed few appropriate remarks to the police
men, urging them to become an ornament and
not reproach to the city, and to strictly dis
hereafter no policeman would be allowed to
smoke while on duty during the day time, nor
to enter barroom or drinking house except In
the performance OF his duty. The special
policemen for the Midland depot were sworn In
at the tfme.-IGdzette
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GEORGETOWN.

ACC1DENT.-About Z O'Clock last evening a
colored man named John Harris had his right
leg broken while unloading plaster from scow
at a. F; L. INC Moore o;,a mill, above the Aqueduct
ping Of gang plank, which Knocked over a
large pile OF plaster upon Harris fracturing his
leg above the ankle. He was taken to his home
on Monroe street, between Beall and Dunbar
ton, where Dr. W. Bowie Tyler attended him.
ANOTHER ROBBERY ON GREEN SrREEr.-The
refrigerator OF Mr.. Jefferds, the clerk in charge
OF the Georgetown post Office, who lives on
Green street, above West street, was broken
open THURSDAY night and large quantity Of
provisions and dishes were stolen. This is the
same neighborhoed in which numerous thefts,
ourgiaries. &C., have recently occurred, and the
people complain OF scarcity of police. This ia
me case al over the town, as has been stated
before In. THE STAR there are but t,co men on
duty for the whole town during the day and
This Is not enough.
PoRT.-Entered-Schoo Clara E. Simpson,
capt. j. A. Talpey, from Windsor, Nova Scotia,
with plaster for F. L. Moore
GRAN.--Arrived-Boat Caledonia with 900
bushels Of wheat.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-Ofre on Change
70. DAY GOO bushels OF wheat, with sales rang
ing firm 1OJ to 1O715
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SALT RHEUM FOR 80 PEARS
On the Head, Face, and Greater Part of
the Body, Cured.

Messrs. WEEKS l. orTER:-Gentlenen-I have
been great sufferer with Salt Rheum for 80 years,
commencing in my head and face and extending
over the greater part Of my body. Ihave taken gai.
Ions Of medicine for the blood Of different Kinds
ana tried good physicians, all Of which did me ne
good, and came to the conclusion that could not
be cured But friend called my attention to the
article In the Union on skin diseases and got box
Of CUT1CURA The first application was . great re-
lief and the third took the scales all off, and felt
ike new man. have used three 50.cent boxes and
my skin u smooth and consider myself entirely
cured. Hoping that this may be seen by some one
octed as have been iii there fs any, ismy earnest
afflicted with like diseases
Yours truly, B. WILSON LORD
AGAwAM, MASS, Sept. 9, 1873
The CUTIcURA SOAP should be used for cleansing
the skin.
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VISITORS FROM THE NoRTHwEsr.-Forty men,
oers OF the Inrner Verein, Of Milwaukee, Wis,
were taken In charge by Mr.. Saml. c. Palmer,
OF the bottling establishment In Georgetown,
VINO h1red coach, in which they visited the
breakfasted and dined them. They left last
night for Baltimore, and to-day will arrive In
Philadelphia to participate In the forthcoming
Turner bund festival
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favorite evening resort for the best society of
the city: The attractions presented are varied
and refined. The attendance Is increasing
nightly.
The Summer Theater ComiQue IS giving to
washington f1rst-clasS variety SHOW, which is
much appreciated. The place is cool and the
programme every evening embraces some of
the best attractions Of the variety stage. In
accordance with his usual custom Manager
Budd will tonight give his patrons an extra
saturday evening entertainment new and
pleasing throughout
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

BY notice elsewhere it will be seen that an
extra train for JacksonS woods camp meeting
leave the depot on 9th and streets to-
row morning at O'Clock In addition to the
Mar train at 10Y O'Clock.
ajor Morgan last evening sent the Insane
Mary Virginia COburn, who was sent here
the keepers of The Rockville almshouse, as
ted in THE STAR a few days ago, back to that
lage.
The Hydronaut Club took a flying start this
evening In their yacht "Arlel,'' for weeks
cruise In the Chesapeake Bay. They go we'll
supplied with all that makes man happy, and
will no donbt have good time.
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Yet AmOther Nuisance,

Editor Star:-The beating OF calves is not a
common nuisance In cities, but residents near
Kendall Green have reason to comnIain in this
respect, owing to butchering establishment in
the vicinity, which keeps a continuous supply
OF these animals. and whose noise throughout
agreeable. PROTEsT
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gists, 800 Washington Street. Boston, Mass and for
sale by oil Druggists and Dealers Price Of Curl
CURA, small boxes, 80 cents; large boxes containing
two and one-haf times the quantity Of small, ST
REsoLvENT. 81 per bottle. OUTICURA SOAP, rs cents
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LEpROSY.
LEpROSY.
A Modern Miracle. AstOnishfnr Results
from the Use of Cuticura.

Meesrs. WEEKS u POTTER: Gentlen.en:-We have
Case OF Leprosy in our poorhOuse, which is being
cured by your OUTICURA remedies. The county
had employed all Of our doctors and had sent to
New York for advice. but to no avail
The patient commenced using the CUTICr1RA and
Immediately began getting better
He had been confined to his bed for two and one.
bali years. Had not had his clothes on darig this
time. Last week he dressed for the first time
When he walked, there would at least one quart of
scales come Off OF him.
This happened every day.
We think it Is q wonderful cure.
We do not say he Ia cured, but he is in fair way
to be cured to say the least Yours truly
DUNNING BROTHERS,
DlngGiSts and Booksellers
ALLEGAN, MICH Feb. IL, 1879.
NoTE.-Messrs. Cunning Brothers are thoroughly
reliable gentlemen, and were unknown to us prior
to the receipt of this letter We firmly believe this
CUTIcURA will permanently cure this very severe
case OF Leprosy, as it has done many others
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CUTICURA
REMEDIE0
InfaI1ibly Cure all Skin and Scalp Dis.
eases, gcaly Eruptions, Itchfngs,
Irritati0ns.

he testimonials Of permanent cures of Skin aud
scalp Diseases which have been the torture of
nlet1 a 1X the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES. are more
fession. <
CUTICURA REsOLvENT, powerful Blood Purifier.
Is the only purifying agent which fuds its way into
the circulating hud and thence through the oil and
sweat glands to the surface of the skin, thus de-
stroying the poisonous elements with which these
vessels have been daily charged.
CUTICURA, the Great Skin Cure, applied ex.
ternally. arrests al unnatural or morbid growths
which cover the surface OF the diseased glands and
tubes with Scay, Itching and Irritating Humore
speedily It removes them. leaving tine pores open
heatny ana free from diseased particles Of matter
mus internally and externally do these great
remedies act in conjunction, performing cures that
day. ~
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CUT HER CABELI..-Ye yesterday Edmund ca:
bell filed Dill for divorce from his wife, Han
nah :. Caben. They were married in May,
1862, In Alexandra, Va, and have resided In
this city since 1870. He charges that In May,
1874, the defendant deserted him without just
cause.
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TWO FIREs.-About 2:2o o'clock this morning,
an alarm OF f1re was turned In from box 49, for
nIe discovered In frame house No. 1929 2st St
northwest, owned and occupied by MFR. David
J. Cotter as grocery store and residence. The
nc Use, furniture and stock In the store were
partially consumed; damage about $500 insured
!. IN the Corcoran Insurance COMPANY. The store.
which was directly under the dwelling, was evil
IDENTITY set on FIRE, and In a few minutes after
the f1re was discovered barrel OF coal Oil ex-
ploded. The rapid work OF the fire department
saved part OK the furniture and the building
In damaged condition.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire was
discovered In the second story of house No liz
4th street northeast, occupied by Edward Quig-
ley; The fire was extinguished by Officer Home,
with the assistance OF the members OF No. 3 fire
company. Damage about $780,
THE BRANDT FLEITH OUTRAGE CAsR.-This
morning. IN the case OF Herman Brandt, con-
ylcted few days ago or an indecent assault on
Ella Fleith, girl seven years OF age, and SEN
fenced to Jail for six months, the motion for a
new trial filed and argued yesterday was
granted. Judge Bundy, In granting the mo-
ton, remarked that this was a serious charge
and be had examined the motion and papers
carefully. In view OF the certificate of the
on the person or the child land this was prop
eriy attested) as also other circumstances. he
was satisfied that no public interest would suf-
fer by allowing this man to have a new trial
The court had concluded TO give him an oppor
tunity TO produce his defence, and he therefore
granted the motion. The case was then set for
tiai next
ACAPTAIS DESERTS HIS VESSBL.-About July
10 tne schooner Mary a. IvanS, Capt. JOS. Lines,
3rIlVeo at Rfleys wharf, In this city with
cargo OF lumber from York river Va consigned
70 MeSsrs: T. w smith d Co. After lying at
the wharf 1or TWO days she was unlOaded. and
the captain received his freight money anoonnf
Ing 10 sl05, when he disappeared from the CITY
leaving his crew unpaid and unproVidad ,c,;h
ship stores. The vessel was pulled out inro tho
river some yards from the wharf and ar =
O'Clock yesterday evening she was stfll lvtn@ 70
waiting for orders. MeSsrS. Johnson BrothepO
ascertained that Mr.. W. III. Altman, tempora
nly residing on Staten Island, y. Y is the
owner, and telegraphed TO him for Instructors
In reply, he authorizes the MeSSrs. Johnson TO
provide the crew with whatever they require
and be Will pay all bills.
D0wNEY'S SEWER TRAPS. - Five more for
Commissioner Phelps houses. They are be-
coming In general use In all parts OF the city. 7
THE EXCURSION OF the Franklin Legion leaves
on the steamer Mary Washington tonight at
O'Clock.
POLKA DOTTED CRETONNEs, navy blue and
brown. Towson's, Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, near eth sc.
FLATED pitchers, cups and castors at Prgg's. I
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IF THE SUFFERERS FROM PREMATURE BALD
NESS but knew 1t, the tonic qualities of Quinine
are specific. In no shape can it be used more
agreeably than in J. d. e. Atkinsons Ouininc
Hair Lotion
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COLLINS
VOlta1c Electric Pastors.

rheumatism. Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Lungs.
coughs and Colds. Weak Back, Stomach and Bow.
els. y, spepsia. hooting Pains through the Loins
and ack, kpasms Of Fits, and Nervous, Muscular
and pinA Affections relieved and cured when
every other Iniment lotion and electric ap
pli.I CO fails. N
THE BEST ENGLISH STONE CHINA CHAM.
'h8 ETC. Il hB 81ssMssI Sa2 e .d e
aug13t l3A3 i st, opposite the Ebbtt House,
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DYSPEPSIA, BTI0USNEsS, NERVOUSNESS and
m1serableness all cured with Hop Bitters.
Are You C0stive.
II 60. be careful OF disease. Avoid 1t by taking
(uirks Irish Tea. Price IS cents.
A SURE THING: 1t never fails; cure yourself
for 81. Prot. Chapin's B,schu- paibd-a quick
complete cure fer all urinary, Kidney, bladder
and genital diseases In male or female. 81, at
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay ST.,
N. T., and for washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. s,A,eo1y
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs, Wins
lc,cs' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
It corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind colo, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and dfarrhRa, whenever arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. An old and well tried rem
edy; Is cents bottl
To LADIES AND GENTLKMKN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing establishment, No. 906 G street, near
9th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for s.. N. B Lace curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 window, and no acid used In
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
80 cents to 76 cents pair and restore them to
their natural sOftness; by cleaning number, q
reduction In price. 0-Cau for and deliver
them.
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CITY ITEMS.

Never Say Die,
bit when you are sick take q dose OF CuirEs
irish Tea. Price 25 cents, at druggists.
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DOwNEY's SEWER TRAPS. - Five more for
Commissioner Phelps houses. They are be-
coming In general use In all parts OF the city. 7
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MY CUSTOMERS EMBRACE NOT ONLY THE
~ peat ana most ntelhgsnt people OF this IN
' nave 1sp sas Watches
my2s Dsmpsey's Stationery ry'a Store
WASHINGTON. D. O.. JULY Z. 1879
NOTICE.
Having retired from the Lumber Business, we
II Hpf sad II
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest All
accounts OUTSTANDING Aug ist Viii r BE- placed sss
in the hands Of our attorneys for collection.
ty7.lm Cor. 18th st. and Pa. 0ee.
PRoF; v. F. wEBER's NEW UNIFORMED
| i BAND, hesdquartsrs; southwest cor. Of lSth and
ParaGes Funerals &c orders lett At No i2S 9t
St Msszsrotts and Ellis music store An orders
EAAn1S Sas SSs SEWING WIN MACHINES,
a. Warranted for Aye years
5ss 81 street. cor + NV
Renting ana repairing at reduced prices. mySltr
SUMMER GOODS.
The most comfortable wear Tor the season, -
BAMBOO CLOTH. ~
MOHAIRs, sEERsUCKERs,
and other Light Fabrics.
Respectfully invite the attention Of my patrons
F. j. HEIBERGER,
CITIZEN, ARMY AND NAVY TAILOR
te246 $50 18th st. s.sc., CITY
CAVE TIME, TROUBLE AND PATIENCE.
~ BY using
PARKER'S ENGROSSING PEN,
for they stand without rival in the market as hun.
dreds can testify.
FoR SALE ONLY By
j. O. PARKER,
my17tr 6l2 0,sd 6I0 Tn n.
500 1fEzzaRS NHp Sl.358
profit in 13 days, a recent turn of the market by
the new system OF protective time options for oper
atikg stocks in Wall street. Larger or smaller in
vestments pay proportionately as well better by
the positive rules for safety and success" on which
this system is based 1t is worthy the closest inyas
tgation Of all who desire to make money more rap
idly and securely than by any method Of stock ona
ratOns hitherto known. Full explanation ana much
valuable hnanc1al information on application to
Mtssrs. ITHAMAR DIBBELL co HANKFRs avn
BRoKrRs IS Broad street. n 7. Oity.j5t tn, s.ImSK
FOOT SURGERY. C0BNs. &C.
DR. WHITES Establishment
PENNsyI,VANTA
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POLKA DOTTED CRETONNES, navy blue and
brown. Towsons, Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, near It'll st.
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THE EXCURSION OF the Franklin Legion leaves
on the steamer Mary Washington tonight at
q O'Clock
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Are You COstfvej

DYSPEPSIA, B1IIoUSNEsS, NERVOUSNESS and
miserablenesS all cured with Hop Bitters.
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GREAT BARGAINS at Williams In ready-made
dresses, trimmed bonnets, travelling hats, uI-
STEERS, circulars, bathing suits and caps; black
ace Scarfs, hair braidS. All these goods are
sold very low to close them out. +
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nRAWERS.-Drilling Drawers only so cents
~ Doubleseated Drilling Drawers only SO ceuts
Job Lot GAuze shirts, for 81 ~ S'''S
Just opened lot Fancy Han Hose Is cents
Fine Linen Handkerchiefs for SO cents
6oroered Linen Handkerchiefs, IS cents; worth &C
Bordered Handkerchiefs 8 for rs oents
Mems 6ilk lies. Is cents; worth 80 centa
Mems Silk Scarfs 50 cents worth Oh IS
Six Shirts to order for e6, dt warranted.
Blk Shirts to order for &7.50, ready to wear, 1t
THOMPSONS SHIRT FAcroRY
te2Su ZIG y 0f. =. scss Opposite Patent O6hcA
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FLAIEp pitchers, cups and eastors at Prgg'
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OKIIBTOy

EAOxORY.
te2Su SIG y ct. y sC.. opposiie Patent once
SHRTA! SHIFTS: DHRT0y
CHEAPEST SHIRTS IN THE WORLD.
Best wamsutta Unfinished Shirts -7s n.
Best IF. of the L" Unfinished Shirts - 60 cfa
6eet Boys Onnnehed Shlrts SO CT.
Best Msmsutta Finished Shirts. 90 cts
Best Boys Finished Shirt. ...,............. 66 cfs
Choice assortment Of washable Ties and Scsrfss w.
The e" Scarf for the Seaside. only 50 cts.
giant manner, for ~ at warranted. Al
..oe THOMP6OGB SHrRI FACTORY.
2ezo0 ZIG Est. n.sc.. opp. Patent Onica
SPEOIALTIEs IN DRY GOODS
~ 1880 Pennsylvania AvENUR
%. Just receyedI2O0 Paris Oorsets, at &c. worth u.s.
dog. Balbrieean Hose, $50. worth os. rs dox
Towels, SS. worth q so. Beautiful victoria IaVns
from I'm to 25c Buntings from l26 to l3c. best
quality, rs. 10 pieces lO-4 Gheetins Sio Vosfh
90. Iuu line Linen Drills, Suitinas, Dsrnaska
Eapsns AND other Linens cheap. Gents and Ladiees
s,,d at GOODS cheap. AL goods Of best quality
LUTTRELL WINE.
tellu Cor. 2Oth ct. and Pa. oUe.
DRICE LIST OF SHIRTS AT MEGINNI0e
l. BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY, 1002 r St W.
The Comfort" Mystery" and Reception"
Shirts, made Of Wamsntta muslin. and extra fine
linen bosons, are only rs cents.
The "Old Times" and Great Southern" (opeu
fronp Shirts are only 80 cents, made Of irstclsss
goods.
The Senate" Shirt. made OF Fruit of m. r.oo,,
muslin ana twenty hundred linen. 10 only go cents
81 First class Pattern Drawers. doubeseated, only.
MEaINNrss.
,e7tr 10OS y street n.so.
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NLEARING-OUT SALE
SEAsONABLE DRY GOODS.

I AWNS. Oh and l2Isc yard.
~ Madras AID Bonb bay Ginshams
White Mosquito Net, 60 cents piece
Queen SHIRTS, finished, Soc
Wamsutta Shirts, finished, 7ec
Roby's Double Brisk Oorsets-
JOS b. BAILEY,
yIZV O0rs ia d r SITS. o.so,
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DRY GOODS.

sons prices. i 'ss' 'o~
c. M. ToWSON,
G36 Pennsytcdnia are., south side.
VNoQ Near It'll ST
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-26


Special meeting of the city council this
afternoon at O'Clock.
Hon. George Il. Vending lectured at AS
ISOLATION hall last evening. .s 81
A promenade concert will be given at the
pavilion, Lake Calhoun, tonight.
The Knights of Pythlas' second social
dance at Lake Calhoun to morrow night.
The Oak Lake Archery club will hold a
CUP tournament at Lake Calhoun at an early
date. ..
The complimentary benefit rendered to
Mrs. Loemans will take place at tho Academy
this evening. II
Officer Peter West, who has been on a
three months trip to Norway, returned
home Sunday.
Prof. A. A. Starr, of New York, will OK
hibit the wonders of the microscope at Asso-
citation hall this evening.
Officers Nolan and Wescott went out to
the Quaker Cemetery yesterday afternoon
and "snaked' in six tramps.
The remains of Capt. Boyd, who was
drowned at the falls, Thursday afternoon,
was buried on Sunday afternoon.
All persons who desire to take "school
marms" to board should send their names,
location and terms to the superintendent
office.
The following is the estimated valuations
of property in this city, as figured out by
the county auditor, by wards:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-26

fhe grocery store and residence OF y. W.
Lasher, situated at the CO rner of Tenth ave-
nue. south and Third street, was entered by
thieves on Sunday afternoon in the absence
of tue family and robbed of four boxes OF
cigars, 81 in cash and several minor artic es.
The thieves entered the store by breaking in
the rear door, and it Is supposed to be the
worl of the gang who are making Mime
apolis their headquarters.
The Minneapolis Rifle club have made ar
rangements for rifle tournament during
fair week. According to the programme
five prizes will be awarded in each range,
the principal prze being Ballard long
range gun valued at $3.50. Invitations have
been extended the various clubs throughout
the State. and the Milwaukee team has sig.
nided its intention to compete. Some good
shooting may be looked for.
Two parties who gave their names as III.
F. WEIGH and Lucy Tompkins were before
Judge Cooley yesterday, charged with forni-
cation. WEIGH represented himself as o sew
ing machine agent from st. Paul. the woman
claimed to be of the 'highest responsibility"
and intended to marry WEIGH, who, unfortu-
nately, in this case, has wife and family in
town in Iowa. The twain had been living
together at boarding house on Fourth
street as man and wife, and the court, after
hearing the evidence. fined them 1925 each,
but afterward RENTED the fines to $15 each,
and the man having but $50, they were dis
charged. Both of tho pair were middle
aged and gray haired, aud certainly could
not claim that their actions were the result:
Of youthful indiscretions.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-26
MOLeS VS, MOleS.

Emily F. Moles has brought action in the
district court, for divorce from her hus-
band, Samuel Moles. Emily says in her
complaint that she is thirty-fou years old,
and Samuel is thirty six, that they were
married in Henry, ILL.,, on December q,
1864, and have lived in Minneapolis since
1885, during which time she has always
been faithful and obedient wife to Samuel
and managed his household affairs with
prudence and economy, and has treated him
with affection and forbearance; but that
Samuel, disregar, j 'g his duties as husband
unto her, mas been guilty of habitual
drunkenness and for over wear
and for many months has failed, neglect. d
and refused to support or maintain hor or
their children; that he has not only deser' ed
and abandoned her and their children, but
has sought and INDUCED in the society of
lewd, Incorporate, unchaste and abandoned
persons, both women and men, and he is
therefore an unfit person to have the charge,
custody, control, care or education of their
children.
The plaintiff therefore demands that the
bonds of matrimoDy between herself and
defendant be dissolved; that she be allowed
the custody Of the two CHILDREN, and be
awarded such other relief as may be just.
The case was tried before Judge Wander
bnrgh Saturday, but rs yet no decision has
been rendered.