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TriE JUSTICES,

David nnd rctcr Gibbons werc yeaterday held
to tho CrImtnal Court lu $500 ball each BY
JCsttce Hudson on charge Ut malicious mis-
chief
William Hammond WAS charged before Justlco
Hudson with obtaining monoy uutler lalse pre-
lenses. III deiault Of $t,000 bali ho went over
I'd the Jail.
The caso Of Michael Clark. charged with ns-
Eatl!t and battcry nntI assault with latent to
Kill Anna Curlcy, WAS continued by Justtgp
!lM9soa to to-uorrow aftcrnoon !u oonds Of
Bofore summorhca: Cornelius Lynch,
co1nplaIns, rcarIusts4 on aatle charge, md cass
continued until to-day IN hunas ot sau0;
coruellns Shay, Fat Cayans:h, ". T. arant,
1na VII Fat tsowen,, charged With robbIng Joht,
llaa Vaucs Charged with assault With dcadIy
weapon 70 commit murder, .as hall " tic
Criminal Court IN londs Of 81, l,uuo; john Lunt,
assanlt to commit injury. S:}o9 70 the Criminal
talainE money under false pra!spses, continued
1hsA 1hsA Friday ID s40O bon1s. Defure Hammer:
Iho Eartiishecs summoned in tho cass of
"A1mltat" Bowen appeared Yesterday morn
5ssI, William Monros, ona u lie vsruishees,
luns discharged, because he never had ap az
count with huwsa; Deile Q. Sullivan, assault
anti battery, anel -.
Justice Walsh: Edward Keenan,, larceny OF
~ IRON JACOB Decola, and in whose possessiop
was Also found saddle with wooden ltIfrups,
supposed 10 have been stolen, $500 to tic 6th; ;
j. d. Aeadl8, who raised terrible rackut With
BAN Ling, d ChEnese laundryman ut No. 41l
Wost Madison street. $aU to tho 9th; Thomas
Cornell, larceny OF hoEbe and wagon-load
Of veEetaoIoa from Frank Mcdonnell, Of
No, 467 Loomia street, taD0 TO the 3lst. ThoHas
Vance AMI John aIuId for cutting Michael
Moran III horrible MANNER were held IN 81, 90,
and $50 cacb for The assault, by Justice Morsi.
son, to WHOM they took q change OF geuuH.
Aenrtetta 5lnrtiu. charged With the theft of
Sso0 worth ut jewelry and diamonds trosn Mrs.
6allnger, was held tn $i,o00 10 the Criminal
Court. The evdcncc was 10 lhu effect lllat tho
Woman slept OH . cot hcslde lhu trunk, which
WAS never locked, and that shs knew exactly
what 1t contained 4 talnble belonging to Nm.
balluger was found IN her pocket and idonti0ea,
oot there WA NO proof la this, II
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MINOR GRIMES.

Hl1Sots tlslMES'
a spnn o. horses supposed to oc'onE 10 y. II.
no,t,,eAat corner ol Twcpty.e!etth uuI State
49,. A. n.,,',sst IN ,na. ,,,,.,,. ~, 80 49,
0.'oots. D,' ~ ~ .asu 's"s
l"eRty'seconu st1ces pohee Enfo enaae 10
Innn whom they took 10 be q thtel+ anu ran ulul
Into the barn. They failed to catch Lin, but
found the horecs.
r.o,-,, n n,ruor. o,,oa J,hn Vj,,,ome
ueotso ~ oAn'oa, "'"s w." -.
co.ofsu !'"c', teeenuJ a.tes'eu w oatoe'Ho
oyer to City-Marshal E, r. Miller, of Blooming
49, .s11," rn-,t.h roll, 1xotnh r,r,,, ,nn1, ~,
w. -. ~ s.'' e' d-.'.s s IT, s.ns Des s.a
prsonerM M NJ . tu ~ a y, 9 ~, ~. u.
western ltallroad, w. iag saiVer "atenes were
stolen from Charles u Nichols. OF srrngirld.
ahe teliow Is aeapc9ale Oure!ar, h'lu tae
Bloomington autnorites ats g.sats ticksd At
tue prospcct ot gett,ng thc credit Tor scndsng
suclla man to joliet Tor long term.
t,omafafuts from tho Vicinity Of Peoria and
hlo,lroc etrccts resulted tu tic pulling of barnto
strSct. Tho citizens nrc dctcrminefi that liz
nrstn st,al remove. and Cant. tIotM ia helm.
inSr them uut, Yesterday beforo ,fnstiro
Wa1ah. Mamie SpaldlnE, Kecpcr, was fnet 90
iva ri hrr feEDales IS each ind CharIes Wnst.
h,,sn. said to be- a tIoyernInnnt e,nnlorc
other house, took chuugeot yetltle. There arc
surIous stories alloat about the two plAccs, and
Justign Walsh Is said to haso been besccci'cd by
q police Official to Let ule girls tlown casy, as
they were young and Inexperienced aud that
l,,st Monday ,nornlnp Mrs. Ioec Pint
weait6y iady o} snu Fra,,slsco. on l,er way /"
Furop6 With hcr {umily rouurti NJ poji,.. i1eati.
nuartcrs tl,at ehe lad Iust yul1,nble r,u. Si,h
M six i,iutuonla aud a turquoise, while
m n al.nniny.tnr ,rsr william ,I,inr.
lin. ID, Bic VIVA OF lin
omnton t,,nt +, Ind been Ieit IN t1,c weshsta11
nnI n,.lk.M IN i,y so,r t,n,,. il wna n.rcrtninsd
tl'nt ~ wnn,nn l,ol Irfi Inn Train nj Vtt,ns,
lmnrtou' INN n,ni D.scctiy" sro,t' ri ,h,s .S,v
trnc.,l her wherenIouts ~ msc.t;r,,f ,f
sn,no Hfteno nJIrs distant iicr
noma /. Nlca Wrtt,lt III. anya
IN liza rr saving that she hud fouusl Il In ria
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- =. L<l7fF 10 LHNF7ff10h NfNf.
Reef1y River, Ia Lautrns County, 3. C., u q
poor stream Tor tlsh, Perhaps by whole days
fishing tAu suglaE may b. rs* srded By one-aalf
dozen lt.tis catfish. Wv had = visit faat week
from lAu Kaburu'e Creek otter, Will!4m
Vaughn. liz s4I1 1hcro were hsh 10 tho river,
a,ul IL had come sitter them. II WIS amusing 10
sec him In the shoals, diving nnor tho rocks, a.iu
bringing up tie cats; sometimes ha would come
un With QUE in saeh baud, uul occasionally vith
three Asl,, one In hla mofth and ous III curll
haul. Mtes aahlug tho SHOALS 10 triad ILL hana
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FGNlF,
Huppoasng good aud cheap smail enRiue to
ho nyaIlabla,-an epxlno ulat will ba ssropK,
simple, safe, light, noiaslsks, aud economical In
iuei,-no. only would all its Industrial applIca-
tions be extended, but II would Ind now anA
witu sphere of usefulness iu ulintsterlng to
domestic wants, QUO oI ihv most wildly pefral.
Ing Ut which l. ths want Of mo:lsa power. In
AmcElcan hotels am-enEtueA haTa laux becu
employed lur brushing buuta and cleaning
kniYes, They 10 docue aud ius1pensiGe hetosa
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on tho sucksrs and scd.llorso In thu deeper
water, diving down uutier tho ',anAa, and bring-
Tug up the fit, Ia his hands. Iie cattnht about
twenty-five suckers, Weighing onc, two and
three pounds each. Vaughn has been known to
hsn'!s liz says whoa under the water he eau
rub sucker On The sIde sad II will lie ~ still ~
plE when you arc acratchtnE II.
, 1879-07-31
Obituary.

dosesa1 NiDaFcA 70 74s 3f41uN1+
ADRIAN, Aich., July W,-lIarlison Cook, m
old resident aud prominent hus.nssa man, dsd
Unexpectedly at o'clock thls murnhig Of chol.
era norbus., ue Wss born iu Outsrlo County,
New York. IN 1b414, and settled hera 1R lk15,
, 1879-07-31

Knowles. Insect Powder 0un ia bY far the bAst
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-29

The mercantile business Of Green
vile is not as extensive as might be
supposed, though lis industries and
enterprises combined, make it place
Of some Importance, and the mistress
Of the (S. CD mountain cities, which
POSITION it ca" hold, although from
lack Of foresight, Sparlanbury may
be allowed to take her place for
which She is making desperate strides.
lhc schools here, rs we know from
reputation, are Of high grade in
every parllcu''r, anl hcIpnot II little
to increase her prosperity anil tone
her society
There Is Il popularity about the
people OF tins place, really ever no
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-29
E.N M E3I3gsrEsE.As VI.

At meeting of Washington
Grange No. 12l, Patrons of IIus-
bandry, the following preamble and
resolutions we're unanimously adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, it has pleased our
heavenly Father, in His wisdom, 70
call from The activities and trials of
lie, TO the rest and rewards of IIaav-
en-, our worthy aud highly esteemed
sister, Mrs. Eliza Stroman, who de-
parted lhis life June 10Th 1879, agpd
- years, 5 months and 8 days;
ESoic"1, IEat in The death Of sis
ter Stltn!;n, Ills Grange has LOST a
Mind adviser, ii faithful member, AMI
Il beautiful mot.cl of christian virtue.
Rcao'rc1, That while we mourn her
departure, and our loss. we bow to
the divine viii; and will strive t,
initiate her snotlcss example, ;rni -
lure christian Ike.
R@oic,d, Ii:t our Secretary k.yc
this humble tribute TO her memory
published III "ur County papers and
= cory lie stn, TO the family Of the
deceased.
R,,o'rcd, That bIanl; page in our
minu!c locks be inscribed 10 her
memory.
ENtr act from minutes.
j. Is. O,NEALI. HoII.oEAY,
Scc'ty Washing tom Grange No. ~.
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E,su---

at Il meeting otthc L iisto l,ills:,
held Tuesday evening, August l0.h
1879, the following resolutions were
adopted by said Company:
Rcsolr,d, That the thanks of the
Company are due and are hereby
rendered to Mr.. Henry kohn and to
the ladies, gentlemen and children,
who sang and played 1T our Concert
on the 18th Of August.
TO the ladies who took charge Of
the re rcshmen's, also TO those who
cont ributcd TO the rcl'reshmcnt stand.
TO the Wardcns of the presby-
tcran Church, and to Orangebur.
Division No. ~, 5. Of H., for The use
Of their Hail for practising.
To the TINES and DcmocrM for
advertising iavors.
TO the Clerk Of the Court and
the Board Of County Commissioners
for use Of Court House.
TO Mis-. Samuel Dibblc AMI Shib-
bolcth Lodge lor use Of organs, and
to Mr.. II. G. Sheridan for Use of
piano.
HcS"'rcd, That the above reso;u-
tions be published in the Orany cburg
TINES AMI the DmDcrut.
+. Q. 5. DIEELE,
Secretary,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-29
NOTiCETO TEACHERS.

The last examination of Public School
Teachers will be held at .Shcridau's School
Eoom, Amelia Street, on Saturday, Sep
tcmbcr 9th, 1879, commencing at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. No further opportunity will
he afforded until the Summer Of 1880, and
To this rule no exec ptons will be made;
ard all certificates granted prior TO Angus
22d, 1879, will be revoked on the first dav
of October next.
Iiy Order of the Board of School Tx mi
ncrs,
u, l.. CONNOR,
School Commissioners
Orangcbnrg, S. c., August 10Th, 1879.
aug 20 5f
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-29
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ORANGEBUkG COUNTY.

BY c. II. GLOVER, ESQUIRE, rKoBATr JUDGE
Whereas, George Bolivcr. G. G. r., hath
made suit to me, to grant him Letters of
Administration of the Estate and effects Of
David Smoak, deceased.
hcSc are therefore /" cite and admoni@h
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
ot the said David Smoak. late of Orange
burg county, deceased, that they be
AMI appear, before me. in the Cour,
OF Probate, to he held ut Orangcburg G. H..
on Gst October next, after publication
hereof, at ii O'Clock in the forenoon, u
show cause, If any they have, why the said
Administration shond not hc granted.
Given under my Hand. this 2Jth dty of
August, Ammo Domini 1879.
is. c. =. GLOVER
Judge Of Probate, OraIgcburg County.
aug % Gt
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-29
hiGt in California.

Rev. j. s. Kalach, the workin :
mons candidate for Mayor ,l5,n
Francisco, has be hot by Charles
DeI oung, editor olthc "Chroniclc" OF
,iat city.
The t'agcdy grew ont oflhc fact
tat Dcl Gung wrote Il scalhing q Ii
torial showing up kaII.,rh'S black ,c
cord. kalIach next called an i'm.
mcnSc meeting oi' working men at
which he read letter terribly be-
smcaring the character OF D1l oau.,'s
lamily. TIE nest morning DrY Dung
called out ka!lach and Shot him in
the breast and bAc.: rrom which il is
supposed he Will die. Thclopulucc
then gathered and clamorcd for the
blood Of lDcloung, AMI Gen. McC,mD
sent 10 the War Del ar;mcn; for %, :
eco cartridges i'll order to check Il ter
rife row which seemed in. incnt 1T
every inon!cit
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.,, .b-)
aug -.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-29

raw straw to lis cotton seed and we
viii insure him good crop Of peas
We vii! explain this fully when we
write Of cas- us II field crop.
CEITIC.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-29
Soutl Carolina Greenville Co

Know yc and all men, that |, Jake
Mutton, am ut this place, which, rs
we all know, who do know, is situa
ted i'll the County and State aforc :
said, over and above, and on all sides
of thcl ivcr Known rs "Itecdy River"
which river is Of large (?l
proportions, and like all other rivers,
incI eases in volume when much rain
falls, Of which latter article our
friends up here have had their fall
share lately.
We, that is | Jake Nation, and
few others, left Oranycburg on last
Wednesday morning for a shor, stay
i'll the "ianl Of the sky" Il should
say land Of the clouds, taking advan-
tagc (and who is it that will not take
advantages, especially v OF Il Railroad,
and more particularly Of the 5. c.. II.
l') Of he irprCccdcntculy low rates
offered b. tie Il. Il. last aio.cnlcn-
toned, TO the mountains. or course,
these low rates were rot cause for
con l;nt, and never will be 10 your
corIHl cldcnt, at least, whose pocket
book Is 50 ho'onyhH bunk,~pt that Il
"c',r'r would $tarvc upon its nSsrts,
much less hc satisfied with commits
sicn II on iis receipts.
The ride from Oranccburg TO
Columli. IS very pleasant, but fir M
Columbia to Grccnyi!lc is lon5 all
iatiguiny, there hcin5 no end to
sioppin" places, such rs Frog Ley
cl, "Si'vcr Street" (this is wagon
road avro-, the L. I'D &c.
We arrived ut Grecnvilc two
hours anal Il bali behind line, which
threw IL late in the night. The al.
mirabic arrangements formed ut the
depot by the City Railway in taking
charge of pas -cngcrs and baggage,
compensated y little, however, ana
we were soon landed at Mrs. ID. BIS
boarding. house, where we were fed
and rut 20 led.
GllonN;'e is a pleasant place, pro-
vided, always, it docs not ram, .s
your correspondents, more t;n.ilarlv
known us Jake Mutton, has seen in
Il
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-29
EsE2GESTLs .ATEON.

All persons qualified to vote ut the above
Election, vii! he required to Register pre-
vious 10 the Election. Books for Rcgistra-
ton will be opcucd a, the Engine House,
on Friday, Saturday and Monday, previous
to the Election; being The 5th, 9TH and Sth
days OF September 1879 Bonka to be
opened each day from : o'clock ~ NJ, to
& o'clock l.. NJ.
The above named Managers will conduct
the Ncgistraton.
Aiy Hr,irr of Town Council.
i. X. MALONE
Clerk OF Council
aug22 u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-27
The National Fair.

A large number OF people who did not read
the notice In Saturdays STAR were disappointed
yesterday in not being able to gain adInittance
to the National Fair grounds after walking out
there. This closing of the gates was because
there was a large quantity of goods on the
grounds not put in place and without protec-
ton. The main exhibition hall was crowded
with exhibitors arranging their goods. Carpen-
ters i We were at work upon the grand stand, which
up the debris was left for to day.
THE PROCESSION TOMORROW.
Ihe executive committee OF the industrial pro-
cessioR Saturday night finished up their bust
ness and arranged everything ready to be
turned over to the marshals They announced
that money enough had been subscribed to de-
Tray all expenses The procession will start at
southwest, where it will be formed, and proceed
fr0m the Capitol up Pennsylvania avenue to the
circle, then by way of X street, 9th, 5th and
other streets TO the front of City Hall, where it
will be dismissed. The line will be headed by a
detail OF police; then will follow Chief Marshal
Frank Hume and his aids mounted, with blue
sashes and white saddle-cloths trimmed with
blue; Marine Band; carriages containing invited
guests, including representatives OF the press;
wagons with special exhibits; music-DOnch's
Band: fire department OF the District of Column
bla eight companies represented; music: Wash
ington Butchers Association, mounted with Of
ticers in open carriages; music; Brewers Associ-
alton OF Washington in open chariotS. with en-
blemS, &C.; then an alphabetical display of
trades and business, somewhat in this STYLE
Architects, SC; bakers, &C.; cabinet-makers. &C.;
druggists, &C.. earthenware dealers, &C.. foun-
drymen, &C.; grocers, &C.; hardware dealers, &C.;
ironworkers, &c; joiners, &C.; knife-makers &C.;
lumber-dealers, &C.; machinistS, &C.; newSboys
&C; eystermen &C; printers, &C.; quarrymen,
&C.; fOoierS, &C.; StOnemaSonS, &C.; tanners, &c;
wood and coal dealers, &C.; xpressmen, &C.;
yeast makers, &C., and zinc workers.
HOLIDAY IN THE DISTRICT OFFICES.
In conformity to the order of the President
closing the government departments tomorrow
from II O'clock, the District Commissioners have
issued an order that the offices of the District
government will be closed at that hour.
THE COURTS ADJOURN OVER.
The Courts, with the exception of the General
Term, have adjourned over till Wednesday. The
General Term being in session, will neceSstate
the keeping OF the Offices Of the City Hall open.
FAIR NOTES
Many of the private exhibitors have erected
their tables and arranged their exhibits. The
tables are being put in the main building and
machinery hall to-day. Several hundred pic
lures have been stored in the art building and
being hung to-day.
The fencing around the mile track was COM
pleted yesterday. 1t was whitewashed as it was
put up. Most of the racing horses have already
arrived. The trotterS will not arrive until the
latter part OF this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-27
AnluSements. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-The Florences will be at
the National this week with the mighty Dol
lar The mighty Dollar" may be Somewhat
Old, but is remarkably well preserved. 1t is one
OF the most successful plays of the day. In New
York last week, where it has been produced
oftener than anywhere else, it drew crowded
houses nightly: MIR. Florence's "Bardwell
Sloten is such happy hit that 1t is just as en-
loyable now as ever. Mrs. Florence as 'sMrs.
Glf1ory" is an able assistant. The piece will be
presented with entirely new and beautiful seem
cry, elegant furniture and appointments. Give
Billy Florence B. B.-big boom.
FoRDs' OPERA HoUsE.-Mr. Gus Williams will
be the fair week attraction at Ford's. He will
appear as ''Our German SENATOR Speaking of
his recent success in that city, the Boston Her
aid says: '!Mr. Gus Williams makes the best of
all his many opportunities in the various scenes,
and succeeds often in bringing down the house
by his comical way Of saying comical things.
The songs and remarks introduced by the Hon.
j. Adolph Dinkel' in the second act were COM
pletely successful receiving encore after encore.
and his recitation of Somebody's Mother was
worthy of especial praise. The members of the
company were about equally good in their
respective characters"
1HEATER CoMIQUE. = The Comique will this
week entertain its patrons with The best va
r1ety performances. 1t will undoubtedly be
largely patrontZed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-27
GEORGETOWN.

Mr.. JAMES B. DoDSoN. a well-known citizen,
died at his residence on Congress street Satur-
day. after an illness OF two weeks duration, aged
81 years. His funeral took place this afternoon,
the interment being at the Congressional Gene
terry. MeSsrs Thomas j. Berry, Thos. l. Hume,
H. C. Shuster, VIM. NJ. Calf, Henry SemSen,
VIM. Shuster and VIM. II. Clagett acted as pail
bearers.
GRAIN.-Arrivals- Fl. NJ. Talbot. with
$500 bushels of wheat; boat Loudoun, with 2,10o
bushels OF wheat; boat Ellen Brooks, with 800
bushels OF wheat and 200 bushels OF corn; boat
Sam ReitZel with 1000 bushels OF wheat.
MERCHANTS observation-disclosures on change
to-day: LOCO bushels Of wheat, with sales OF
5000 bushels at S140 to $1.4T. The sale of 500
brsheS do. Saturday after change, at S1.43 tC
SLAB, is reported. On motion. to-day, change
was adjourned over until Wednesday.
PogT.-Entered-BarkC Continental from Trim
idad, with 500 tons asphalt for A. L. Barbour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-27

JURISDICTION OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE N
REPLEvIN.-ln the matter OF the petition Of Jas.
Van Lear to prohibit Justice Simon Wolf from
taking further proceedings In the replevin suit
OF Won Zuilin against Van Lear, wherein the
goods in controversy had been taken from out
the possession OF Van Lear and turned over to
Won cullen, Justice Macarthur ON Saturday, In
view OF the fact that the question of Jurisdiction
OF justices in replevin was pending In the Gen.
eral Term, directed writ OF prohibition until
the Restraining order leaving Won ZuiIen in abso.
Iute possession Of the goods. R. ID. MISSY for
van Lear and Lewis Tobriner for Won cullen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-27
stone, the Wife Murderer.

HIS REMAINS BEFORE HIS SENTENCE, AND HIS
INDIFFERENCE AFTERWARDS.
1t was briefly stated in Saturdays STAR that
Judge Hagner had sentenced j. NJ. W. Stone
who murdered his wife, Lavinia Stone, in Octo-
Der last to be hung on December 10Th next.
This sentence was imposed after the motion for
new trial had been overrIIled and Stones
counsel had noted AN exception on which the
case will go to the General Term. Stone was
asked If he had anything to say why sentence
should rot be passed on him, and rising he
remarked that he did not see that it would avail
him; that had he known anything about COM
hitting the crime he would have pleaded guilty.
He said that Tolliver had sworn falsely,
and that he (Stone) had caught Tolliver
In improper position with his (Stone'S
not true. Nothing but lies were sworn
against him from that stand where men had
been sent to the penitentiary by other men who
get S1.25 per day. They could punish the body
but not the soul. He then thanked his counsel
for their faithfulness, and was ready to receive
the sentence. While they could choke him to
death, they could not kill the S&ul. The SEN
tence was then imposed. and Stone, taking his
seat beside his counsel, employed himself in
looking over some papers, and seemed to dis
miss all thoughts OF the sentence from his mind
at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-27
Condensed Locals.

Thirty-six copies Of Judge James order, com
handing bankrupts who have not duly prose-
cuted their petitions, to show cause by NOvem-
Der 26 why the same should not be dismissed,
have been served.
Mrs. Maria w. Matoon obtained a temporary
injunction Saturday against John T. McGrew to
prevent the sale OF lot II, square $50, on judg-
ment against her husband, she claiming the
property as her separate estate.
Officers Simpson and ShankS Saturday night
arrested Maurice Roach zone of the alleged out
RACERS OF Miss Cheney and Michael Monaghan
on the charge OF stealing a set Of harness from
the stable OF Mr.. Mcmahon, corner OF Sd and
streets NV.
Officer j. j. Smith was assaulted yesterday by
Edward Cornelia, whlte,-the officer was at =
tempting 10 arrest him for profanity-for which
he was fined 80 in the Police Court to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
National TAedteT.-The F1orenceS In the
"Mighty Dollar"
FDrd's opera Ho'tse.-Gus Williams in "Our
German Senator"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-27
AN excellent dinner, with Howson's ice cream
1Or rs cts, at the Terrace 1l04 18th st.

The COMING REGATTA on the Potomac will be
conhned 10 the two home clubs. The course
above the Potomac boat-houSe There will be no
IuIn- Inc following crews are picked for the
salo race; Potomacs.Heavy ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Light Welghts-Roberts, stroke; Zeigler. 3: Res.
ter 2; Gibson, bow. AnaloStan-Heavy weights
White, stroke; Maunder, 3; Corson, g. Mar.
shall, bow. Light weights-Page stroke: Pairo
3; Taylor, 2; Whiting, bow. This race viii he
followed by barge race, single shell race. and
other contests. In the evening there Will be a
review OF the boats OF the two clubs. a firewori.
display, and dancing at both club houses.