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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-12
The whole number OF votes cast in the
city was about 2,1e0, given in the following
order: .t

The City Committee met last night and
canvassed the vote as above, and resolved
that il any person desires to contest he
shall notify Superintendent Gray by p.
NJ. to-day, and in such event the Commit
tee will meet Tomorrow evening for re-
count. This applies to the House. The
declaration OF nominees for the Senate is left
entirely to Superintendent Gray and SUI
perintendent Holladay, OF Henrico. .
Dr.. Riddell wishes it stated that be with
drew from the contest about 9 O'Clock yes
terday,
County Returns.
The returns al hand from the county are
meagre. Dir. Atkinson, however, received
twice as many votes there as Mr.. Henry and
Mr. Puliam combined. The nomination Of
Messrs. Henry and Atkinson is conceded.
Itseems that 8lr. Hopkins leads for the
House, but it will take official returns to de-
eide. They ought all TO be in to-day.
The following are partial returns:
.... BRooKLAND DISTRICT.
Hungary Station.-For Senate: Atkn-
son. 10; Henry =; Pulliam, II. For
House: Hopkins, a; Schcrmerhorn, 2;
Smith, o. >.-
soy TUCKAHOE DISTRICT.
FORKS OF hOaQ.-tOT Selllte. -AthlusoH,
6: Henry, 9; Pulliam, IS. For House: t:
Hopkins, 10; Schermerhorn, O; Smith, O.
The Ridge Chrrch.-For Senate: Atkin-
son, 81; Henry, 8; Pulliam, s. For House:
Hopkins, 16; Schermerhorn, 8; Smith, =.
Short Pump.-For Senate: Atkinson,
81; Henry, 0: Pulliarn, 10. For House ::
Hopkins, 33. Schermerhorn, 0; Smith, O.
POLICE COURT, THURSDAY - Justice j.
j. White preSidinG.-The following cases
were disposed of:
Robert Freeman, charged with a viola
ton OF the city ordinance in allowing the
horses attached 10 his hack to stand on the
streets without holding the relns in his
hands. Fined 81.
Bannister Mitchell, Robert Hackett, VIII
| liam Smith, and Emmett Williams, charged
With throwing rocks and creating disturb
ance on the streets. Fined 81 each.
Marian Abrams and Octavius Martin
charged with being disorderly and creating
disturbance on the premises OF Mr.. Ro
bers. Fined 81 80 each.
&. ". Johnson, charged with stealing {
suit of clothes from W. &. Puryear. Con
yicted, and sentenced to be punished with
twenty stripes.
Stanard Gibbs, charged with cursing
abusing, and threatening Ann Heath. Com
mitted to Jail for ten days in default Of Sc
| cl,rity,
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FINANCIAL.

VIRGINIA BOSDS.-We are now pre-.
pared to give in EXCHANGE FOR TlR-
GINA CONSOLs, VIRGINIA l0-40's on the fpl.
lowing terms: For every $1,000 Virginia Gonsoi
we Will give Sl.l70 IN Virginia 1910 new bonds.
we have also for sale
RICHMOND AND DANv!LLE RAILROAD
FIRST MOkTGAGE6 6's, .--..
CHARLOTTE. COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA
RAILROAD FIRST AND SEto!SD MORT
GAGE rs. -
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, SIX PER
- CENT DIVIDEND. PAYING STOCK, ..-
TOWN OF MANCHESTER ElG rr PER CENT.
BONDS,
MERCHANTS AND MECHASHGS II INSURANCE
STOCK. THOMAS BRANCH L co.
Stnte copy. . Sc lw
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LOCAL, I MATTERS. TER I

CHAMBER -op-G0MAgECE.-A meeting oi
Ithe Ghamher of9Gdmmefceswas held yesteE.
day aiternoeainfhe rooms Of the Board.
E. ON Noting, Esa.s prcsident in the chair.
Present Messrs. sBankenship, Crenshaw,
Rogers, Baskerville, Rosenbaum, SPOTS,
and Sedden.l The absence, Of Messrs. Wat
kins, Hawes, and Potts was excused.
+, Nr. BaskerTill, from the special commit
tee appointed, to consider the memorial
presented B3, Mr.. j. w Fis her, of The Corn
Exchange, at the last meeting, presented
the following report :.g s.,.t .s--~3
Your committee appointed to investigate
and lay before our City Council the matter
OF the, sale Of country produce here by
'canaLboat captains without license beg to
report that as the summer recess Of the
Council continues until the second Mon
day In October, they cannot present the
matter to that body before that time. But
they have investigated the matter and are
Of the opinion that il is q direct iniraction
OF the law. and therefore should be referred
to the revenue officers and to the Judge OF
the Hastings Court and bis grand jury
rather than to the Council. II the produce
is bought by the parties and sold here for
their oIa account the law requires them
to have merchants license; if they sell it
for other parties, using this service to in
duce shipments by their boats, and in fact,
receiving. remuneration for both services,
whether they nominally charge q commis-
sion or not, the law requires them TO have
a commission merchants license.
Respectfully
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P. Fl. BAskERvGLL,
W. Ben. PALMER,
. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS.

Richmond, Va., September II, 1870.
g.. On motion Of Dir. Blankenship, the re-
port was received and adopted, and the
committee authorized to carry ont the sug-
gestions made in the report. ,...
The President was authorized to appoint
the regular standing committees at such
time as he may deem expedient. 90. ...
Dir. Blankenshlp, representing the COM
mittee appointed to solicit membership, was
allowed further time in which to report.
Adjourned. - ..5 .. r.' IS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

az On all sGLss Of Rsak Estate made bstssee1
tas lSt Of Jnnuary nnd last oJ June The tGzeSfot
The ;,ressmt year hnUe tsphtd ~ tae gurchGses
Of the uecr the ta.ss hapf TO be pGia ty The seie,
1Th!s custo.l vas adoplea about dftesn years age
b. all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ao
plies 10 Richmond and yienlty.1
j, THOMPSON BROWN. 5 =. ~, trustees sale Of
framed dwelling H intersection Of iaryie and
west Carv streets.
W. GODDlN. 2. NJ, improved real estate on the
north siue OF Grace between Foushce aud Adams
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BRIEF NemS.-The Conservatives OF the
Fourth Ward will meet tomorrow night at
the courthouse for the purpose Of appoint
ing delegates to the Senatorial and Legis-
latlve Convention. Delegates have been
chosen by other wards.
Ihe September term Of the Hastings
court VIII begin next Monday morning at
II O'clock
,Ali-day preaching is announced to take
place at Zion Hill church next Sunday.
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A BRAVE GIRL.-A young girl, the daugh-
ter OF A. W. Roberts, farmer living near
Wadesburg, ILL.,, was alone in the house
with two young children few days since,
when Il stranger appeared and asked II he
could have dinner. Miss Roberts went into
the Kitchen, but soon returningto the room
found that the man bad opened a trunk and
was searching for plunder., He demanded
o surrender OF all the money in the house,
and she refusing, he fred pistol, the ball
from which grazed her head. She quiet ,
went to the head of bed in the room q nt
secured a loaded pistol from beneath the
pillow, secreting it behind her. He rep ewet
his threats and was advancing toWar DIS heI
when she cooked the pistol and fr ed. HI
dropped his plunder and fod. evidently
wounded, but was not overt&ken.
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Fire. = Yesterday about hali-pass 3zo'elock,
4 fire occurred I'd the second story Of Mr.
Peter NaiaIPs store on Hillbetween Tweiftl,
and Thirteenth streets, caused By a sefec-
tive tiTe. An alarm was- given and the
flames sEbaaed before arg serioas damage
was DONE. The hook-anG. ladder promptly
responded. but their services were Bot
needed. T}e house is owned by DIR. 6.
Ross, of Richmond. III
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS, FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, winds mostly from southwest to
southeast, and falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer,
clear, or partly cloudy weather, northeast
eriy winds, generally veering TO southerly,
stationary or falling barometer.
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sS,cift Retriba.tion-The nnnrn Is.oh 1ril-.

Stoift Retribution.-The negro Jaeob Will
iiams, an ex-convict who was con rfcted OF
petit larceny and house-breaking. Mastried
Tuesday before the Chesterfield County
Court and found guilty. The jury brought
in their verdict about 81 O'Clock at night.
Williams received twenty-five lashes: for
petit larceny, and was taken to the poniten-
tlary to serve three years Imprisonment
FOR house-breaking in tenhours after be was
sentenced.
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= Iemperdnz Gatkering.-There, was, a
large attenflapss at the Baptist cturcb hsf
night on the oacasroa OF a agranid gathering
OF several emperavees, socie,ies Of Rist,-
pond and the ,Eancbester division. ;cA6-
dresses appropriate to. She occas ion were
delivered by Rev. r. 8. Barrett. of Christ
church, Richmond, and Rev. J., q. String.
fellow. OF this. city. E.nf :. y - Att9 -
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TEE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, 55 !;
8 A. NJ, CO; noon, 76; 3 P. M., 76; S P.
H., 10; midnight. 81. ~, z.r.1. .. ~.
Mean temperature, 66S.
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THE LAST MONTH OF the great closing sale of
LEVY BROTHERS. Their store Is for rent and fix-
lures for sae Possession given on the lst of Octo-
her, DO not put off buying or you Will miss the
great opportunity of purchasing your goet at lower
prices than you ever saw them
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Chesterfield Association. The monthly
meeting OF the Chesterfield Association will!
be held at DIT. Gilead church on the third
Sunday in September. Subject for discus-
sion, 90 Christian Duty, - -
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pIDS ARls REQUESTED FOR FUR
- NISHING, UNIFORMS Fur noLI IctS

S--~|C~-~--~-
pIDS ARls REQUES:eED FOR RuE>
~ NIsHING UNIFORMS Fur roLlGtS
'O,>' .E@~'' ONE CHssF. t's''
Donb'eb ebrassted blue cloth frock coat, with ,tw0s
SoSaS Vi G @csafF OF EoL seE; G ciTY Is as aSss sfSSas
Pants and Vest TO be rlain blue cloth. ls~
....#. THREE CAPTAINS.
Doubs. breasted blue cloih frock coat the ais.r,o
extend Ia ibe top Of the Lip the k!Yt to within
one ,ncao Of the bend Of ..e Knee; two rows Of VIZ
gna safe buttons the breast, scyenp each rau,
placed " equal distances three gilt buttons (sisiI
on the abdcr side or the CUTS. Colla.roIiing ~iih
irrs Vest blue, singc-breas,ed, With eight giiast
tons. Pants plain blus- a"s 81
TEN sERGEANTS * y
Shgie breasted blae cloth trock Cont, with rDHlpg
coilar and the wCrd 4" SEKGEASi-" on each aAe In
silver letters the waist 10 extend 10 the tDa,oS the
b.p and the SKIRT 10 ~l,n one HIGH Of the 1sud Of
tlr knee; nine VirsilGa state buttons on hebreast;
30 buttons on The Zip TWO Oh the bo.tniaot each
pocket and three srla buttons the und.sstde or
The cuff. Pnnta!oons b!ue
SiXTY-SEvEN PR1VATEs.
S,,ne as sergear:s With the exception cGsard on
collar. There w!li he silver n,.:nhefs in.f>aa.
THREE SANITARY.
Same rs priva,es. with the excentlona d numbers
on collar. whic!.wll be siiieTurl "}.i. inc WORDS
"sANITARY POLICE" IL yellow letters.
EIG4TY-FOUE UEERCuaeS.
CAPT sISS.
Double breasted frock eoat rollnS collar, WIN
word CAPTAIN in silver cl.ess on collar
seven buttons eacb breast, six ;LaS ana ssirt,
and ,hree Oh cuff: : waist 70 extcnaio one inch be-
low the bio skirt 10 thee ncnes ss0" The oeha VI
the knee.
-. XIX. sERGEASTs
Same as cap aims, wl,h The w1gI "SERaEASI y
on the collar.
49, .' PRIyATgs.
Same ss serSeanis, with numsers on cosaE'
SANITARY.
Same as prIva.es. with "sAS!TARf toi-han
on collar .a s,o,s. .r,,-
ity snd color "a thar used BY The New fofk SYcs,l
sataple OF which sh be sGed, ana tne sn.S s ~,
Police viii get the leading merchant tai'nts sss
cry ID look 81 the goods ana oDtStn urS. eos ah n
n,rni.h!bs ara maginx Of ;he uniforms ier eaem
ssa,on and lorwarts said bids 10 the boar rst ose
commissioners for Its DECISION 10 10 "haIs tae S'h
| rract shall be awarded. ., ...,, ,h,
| The samples cnn be seen 2 my op 70 unlii ny
| IoTu INSTANT, mheG tae pa, WV &c tSfMa'"e"
4 10 ihe board. re t-s 'onsNS f~tst, - ,sus,..
| ln-Sy Sha. -. -
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For THE SCHOOL.


CH1LDREH's EXTRA PANTS, 81.
ClIILDRENS EXTRA PANTS, $l.l0..
. CuILDREN's EXTRA PANTS, $l.25.
CHILDREN's EXTRA PANTS, Sl.5O-
BOYS EXTRA PANTS, 1925.
. - .Roya, Fvrp,p p,rTs s,,.
CuILpREN's SCHOOL, BUTTS S2aO
a. a-.i.' ..-.'. $3.50. 81, $3.50, So.
. ...r. Observation-Disclosures, t.I
""N' " 49,, w.,
t'a" - -o-o INI-'
So JULIUS MEYERS,
FALL AND WINTER STYLES OF NINE. DEMO
RESTS RELIABLE PATTERNS Mt r...
6o3 Broad street.
------------
DEMOR > w Hat TO W EAR !" ana PORTEo-
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NORFOLK KNIGHTS OF PYrHiAs.-A dele
CATION Of uniformed Knights of Pythias ar
rived here last night from Norfolk.
The visiting Knights presented beau
Etiful set OF Jewels to the members OF Mar
shall Lodge at their ballroom in behalf OF
Norfolk Uniform Rank No. 2. Sir Knight
Foster, Of Norfolk, delivered the presenta-
tion address. He was followed by Sir
Knight Teller, OF Richmond, who approprl-
afely responded. <. .,..t, ..... s.f7.,
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THE ELEvEN-QUARTER STANDARD. BED.
BLANKETS at s4.75 are worth 81, but LEVY BRO
THEIRS are making sacrifices so rs to dispose Of
their stock
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BRIEF ITEMs--P ERs0SAL.-M Sallie II.
Smith, at PIG, Fifth and Broad streets, has
favored us with late Nos. OF Andre,oS's S
Bazaar and Bazaar DreSSnsaker,i illus
trated fashion magazines. q-tu IT
The residence Of Mr. J. E.. Coke, near the
new reservoir, was entered by thieves late
night before last, and q set OF birmingham
ness stolen. t.,se :. 81 !. Isl.a :, =
Henry W. Pinkbann, Esq, OF the Boston
Commercial Bulletin, is in the city. H@a
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BUY PAIR Of the cieven-quarter Calico Bed
Blankets at LEVY BROTHERS, whilst they can he
had at lower prices than they were ever sold at be-
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HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED D..
4 u FI IoURNOY my lawful agent TO eonducs the
HUCKSTEKING BUSINESS Ia the First MAJ kel
TO buy and sell for cash only, "a, orpxov
RICHMOND, VA, September II, ls7o. ca
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Ii. EL,;ysoE u CO.. advertising agents, insert sd'
verttyements In ali Of The newspapers OF the Unitas
sa1 es at publishers ratea Orders LEFT at fes Oa'
patch eountng-reom WM receive prscP aEgsE
Eoa.
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The young King of Spaip. is very dila.
tory lover. He has not called to see bis
girl for several days. At least the cable
doesn't say that he has, and if the agent on
the other side is neg Getting to send US all
the news he should Pc superseded by some
person Of g more e'aterprising turn.-Nor-
risto,on Herald, :s. sa,#
"In the fourth place." said the preacher
to his drow sy audience, g Those OF you
who are a.wake will notice "-etc. There
was a Pause, sudden strengthening up Of
almost everybody in the congregation. and
Q general appearance on nearly every face
as il to say, "Why don't you fellows keep
awake better?" aB;aa - III.
"Thouw wilt not be mineS" 81 cannot,
George; / lowest another" aEnougb! ]
fstart for Yazoo City tonight. FareWell."-
5t. Louis Globe-D Democrat. fsst 4. '.tts .5@,
Carlyle's income 10 $4,000 a year, but we
wouldn't be as ugly as be is for twice that
amount. -RQst0a Pest.
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EyOE RENT BY
FRANK y. HkaLS g. co,
l10S MAIN STREET.
SMALL DWELLINGS,:

SMALL DWELLINGS,:
Per Month"; Per Month";.
NO. eos s. I.aurclsl 10 90 Fr2nS,ia bet .Thlr-
20. 305S. Pine. 900 ternth tt Fonr'th,Sl5 co.
Harvey st. sidney, 90 High ST., Oregon
o.35l1 Rocketts 0Ol IIlI,...-.-......... 800
No 3uE y. Laurel. 10 90 Rooms 1924 Main o OOa'
No. PIP y. Third, 90 Rooms 1892 Nam 0U'
No. PIG Y. SeIen- tLousitn ST., Rnts o.
teenth st......... II so fIaryietown, three
New fraT9s, Main room. 500
aud Pium...... ~ 90 No. ola Seventh, l2 scr
Any o. the above houses will be put In order at
once for prompt tenants.
For further information apply 70,
FRANK DT HILL & CO.,
Sc S.ss Real Estate Brokeraand Auctunrers.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRIXTIEG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Dsmoresps Catalogue of Fashion Fat
terms received from Julius Meyer.
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tR0R RENT..
EfoR RENF. - - .lEt.0 1IlT

- MoDERS IMPROVED DWELLISss. -
I'll east FraIfkfin. near Eithtf stfee ~ roomx
a2g north SlnIh strs ct, near Clay stTee1 10 rooux
iug south fIItn street. cornpr Of fary--g rooms,
III west Cary street, near ,Aouroe--G Ioolns.
S06 wesf Main street. above the ParkA6 rooms.
72G west Ciay street, corner Gf e7anaraea rooms.
81 3nqrsM E5fts1 stseet, near Clay srcet-S rooms
GIG Chursh StreeS, OREGON Hll-3 soorns.
ys..ss, STORES AND DWELIESGS.o
store and DSeiffpg II east Grace fyset-1 rosynz
Storsas'd Dwelling. Hata near Fifteehsh street.,
store aud Dwelling se0tTwenty. Sfts astrect-f
rooms.
store s32 east Main sirnsL near Ninth street
.,..r, .,,ss ], THOMPSON BRoMN
- ReaiEstase Agent and AHcffoheer,
Sc l2@Str s.r-g s-aa.sas7t IL Ia MWnnsfreet
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Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Va, as
-..il.t second-eiass matter Z. y. g.r'l
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A FINE CHEw-Cheapest out-10c. plug, 5 to
,he pound, ut 7. WHLTLoGk'S,
l4Is5 Main street.
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EpUGATaONas
TTNIvERsITY SCHOOL. ,.sStseoS
" No. lo9 EIGHTH STREET.

The fifteenth sessfoa OF this: school WIN begin
THURSDAY. September 25th, 1879. ia
CHARGES PER sEssE8N;
Elementary English and .....sso
EnglSh and Higher acknowledgements. ~
sLatin. Greek. French, German, each, l3
Teachers .. 80
*if a bow stucies more than. ivo OF shese LAM
PAYMENTS as Follows Ten dollars tafG} the day OF
cstrsncc The balance In three. s'x- and nine months
from the 1Slh day of SepfeIuber, 1879.
Boys OF eleven years Of age received, or. III we'll
aGyancId, even younger.
Circulars al he bookstores. 80 - ''sA.-f'..
Spplicatlons NAV he made TO the Principal 1t 40.
g. east Leish street, - .-.;,. j
VA >''0, THOMAS II. NORWOOD,
81 1D-lm " p Princpai.
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Ailhlluplld iispatrlr.
|rRlpAY.... ..:....l..sEprrnBERr2, 1879.

sSr THE HEeIRCULATT6No oFTHE DfsPATCAi
isaLAR6ER THAN fHE coMB1NED CIRCU-
lATfoy OF ALL THE OTHER, DAILY NEWS
pkPEks OF THE ciTY. - '1S. s4.,t, .s, 80 I.
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SHOCKOE-HILL ACADEMIA Sc
- LECr SCHOOL FOR BOYS-No. 322 EAST
FRANKLIN STgEET. The ffteenth session begins
NONDAY, September 18Th. aud closes i5th June
Following Circulars al the bookstores, Or at the
schOnl-rooms.
CHARGES: For each three lnonths-PAYABLE
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE-Elementary English,
sol: Higher English and Mathematics, $2S Lalil,
treeE. French and German each. &5. PIX
So -tOc6 s.. BEACH, Principal.
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To HoUSEKEEPERs.-Thc attention. of heads Of
families is respectfully invited TO the superior
quality Of BURNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS,
They are highly concentrated, have all the fresh
ness and delicacy OF the fruits from which they ara
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE MISSES BENTLEY WILL RE-
l. OPEN THEIR SCHOOL MONDAY. septem-
Der 29th, at their residence, I0l east Main street:
Sc 12.EM.& WtEr1
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DEMoREsT's WHAT TO WEAR :" and PoRTro-
L1o OF FASHIONS FOR TIE FALL AND WINTER,
15c. each, 1T JULIUS MEYERS,
S03 Broai strecf
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SEND for Il Catalogue OF Nine. DETeREsT's NEW
AND BEAUTIFU UL FALL STYLES at
JULIUS MEYERS,
803 Broad street.
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FALL AND WINTER STYLES OF NINE. DEMO-
RESTS RELIABLE PATTERNS ut
jules MEYERS.
G03 Broad street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-09
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CouRT-Judge Hagner.
To-day, JOS g.. GeIhart, keeping bar open on
plea of guilty entered. August Dohrer, keep
Ing bar open after midnight; not guilty JOS
Cato, keeping barber shop open on Sunday:
Ing weapons
David s. Townsend, carrying concealed wea-
pOns; not guilty. Thos. r. Burrell, selling
liquor without license; on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-.Judae Macarthur
Saturday, the following cases were UP: Ram
sey agt: Daniels; to be heard when exceptions
are filed. Clark agt Barrett; commissioners of
F. s. & T. Co. made parties complainant. Nice
rgt. Nice; 40 days allowed to take testimony
buchanan agt. Buchanan; referred to Examiner
Loyejoy.
To-day, Cotton agt. McAnally; guardian ad
everything demurrer set aside. Clarke agt
Clarke; trustee ordered to convey.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell
To-day, Fannie Carroll, disturbing the quiet
or 80 days. John Thomas, carrying concealed
weapons; $50 or 60 days. Daniel O'Brien, dis
orderly In the county, s.. Eliza Lancaster, dis
Id nsagy 'ns aaet OF s. james
concealed Weapon-reyolver; $50 or 80 days
John Werden, profanity; 8. James Jones, loud
and boisterous; S.. VIM. Davis, assault on VIM.
7. O'Brien, who told the court that Davis lives
near the gas works. Witness is an employe
there. Davis came there and said the gas works
were nuisance, and he would blow them up
unless they stopped working at the ammonia
preparation made there; that there was no
living in the netghDorhoOd on account Of the
smell OF gas tar and ammonia. Words followed
and Davis struck complainant with poker; S.
and bonds to keep the peace six months. Cnas
Saunder5, larceny Of ton bananas worth 20
cents; s.. Lafayette jefferson, assault on Emma
Hone; IS. Lizzie Coleman, assault on Emma
Spencer; s.. Henry Noerr, threats to Maria
Hassler; personal bonds to keep the peace. Geo.
w. Smith, genteel appearing young man, was
arra1gned on the charge Of assault and battery
on middle-aged man named Allan B. s Law.
ward; $50, or go days In jail. An appeal was
taken.