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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-13
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT-Jtdge Wglie
defendant. District Of Columbia vs.. Washing
ton Market Co.; motion for new trial on excep-
lions filed. Herr vs. Irwin; issues from Equity;
verdict that notes and deeds were not made by
insurance Co.; verdict for defendant. Open
hetmer vs.. Buckley; on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge MacArthur.
sumed; argued by Mr.. Miller and Mr. Stilson.
Clark vs.. Perry ct al. trustees and receivers
bono nnder decree OF May II approved. Cox
Vs. vs. MCPHERSON; pro confesso as to Ford and
time for taking testimony.
CRIMINAL CoURTCJ.dge Hagner.
RI 1t es9 George Chandler plead guilty
penitentiary. Eugene F. Sweeney, unlicensed
bar; guilty and fined $l35 and costs. Bernard
COnroy, unlicensed bar; guilty and f1ned $40
ana costs The petit jury was discharged for
POLICE CoURT-J.dge Smell.
Yesterday, Annie Smith was sent down for
vagrancy. Abraham Glascoe and John Gray,
loud and DOiSterOuS S each or fifteen days In
workhouse. Emanuel Lacey was fined S for
assault and battery on Valentine Harrison
on Isabella Bennett; s. each. Catherine Green.
assault and battery on Frederick Baugerter, OF
IenallytoWn; $40 and bonds to keep the peace
Robert Carter, assault on Julia Carter; bonds
Thomas Smith, assault on Hunt Larcombe.
child, In alley between and and I'd and Sd
streets northwest; continued to await results Of
vi tIC CIlllU, WHICH was run over Oy a
cart and horse OF which the prisoner was the
driver.
TO-DAY.
Lizzie Drew, A. Frank Fitch, Thomas Sinsin-
ger, Kate Mcmahon and VIM. Mcdonald va
grancy; bonds or Imprisonment In the WORK
house. Joseph Bradford, dIsorderly conduct in
the county; IS or days. Patrick Ryan loud
and boisterous; IS or Is days. Frank L. SUNNY.
using false measures; S. collateral forfeited
John Smith, destroying private property; $40 or
Is days. VIM. Walter, throwing missiles In tue
street; 81 forfeited: John Smith, profanity; $
or days. Richard Dorsey, larceny of gold
and in default 30 days. Minor Coleman assault
on Emma Thompson; 81 or days. Henry Clay,
assault on Martha Clay; s. or Is days. Robert
to keep the peace. VIVA. O'Brien and Cornelius
MahOney, assault on Louis HOelmall; personal
bonds to keen the naAca
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &c, Tonight.
National Thtatcr.-Benefit Of Manager John T.
FoId--Repetition Of "Ingomar."
Willard HaH.-The Juvenile Pinafore troupe.
Summer Theater Conique.-varieties.
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Anluse,,,ents.k c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-FrOm all annearancov
t1e repetition OF the GA performance of
,ningomar," at the National thfs evening, viii
De as successful as its first presentation last
VIII appear tonight. The tickets are selling
~ WILLARD HALL. - The juvenile Pi1afore
hall this evening. The first performance, last
saturday evening, was so enjoyable that there
was general demand for its repetition. No
aoupC Inc nail Will De again crowded this even
Ing.
THEATER COM1QUE.-The Summer Comiuue Is
giving an excellent show in very pleasant
quarters.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 1875 p.m., and
extiDguished at ESQ am.
Mr.. George NJ. oyster, the well-knoV n butter
Oea!er, mas been presented with O gold watch,
chain and locket by the dealers IN The Eastern
market, for his efforts in their behalf:
The ConvocatfOn OF Washington (P. E) last
church, Anacostia, OF which the Rev. Mr.. Mckee
is rector. Interesting addresses were deiv-
cred by Rev. Meyer levin, ID. D., dean Of the
rector of ST. Marks, Capitol Hill. The choir
acquitted themselves admirably.
MesSrS. ". Ballantyne & Son have, by W. P.
Bell entered suit against John Jay Joyce The
plaintiffs set forth that in January, 1872 de-
PENDANT being indebted to plaintiffs In 81 Is,
gave them check for $50 on the Penn National
Bank Of Philadelphia, enormously dated Janu-
PENDANT; that said check was presented and
payment refused. They therefore sue for what
may be due them.
The Decoration day picnic at Giesboro', under
the auspices OF st. DOmin1c's church, for the
benefit OF the schools OF that parish, ne5ted
nearly $500. 1t viii be repeated on the 4th of
July next, the proceeds for the new convent.
Early this morning officer Riley found an
abandoned colored female infant, about eight
months old, In the public square on PennsyIva-
lila avenue, between 1stn and 10Th streets
northwest. and IL was subsequently removed to
st. AIMS Infant Asyl um.
About 2:30 O'Clock this morning Officer O'Hare
who gave the name of John Smith, on suspicion
OF having broken the show window in the
store Of Mr.. C.. kneeSsi, In that immediate
neighhorhood. The window cost 1925
Last evening horse driven by Mr. F. Jones
became frightened at the corner Of 10th and @
streets, and young lady with Mr. j, was
thrown out Of the buggy and badly Injured
The name OF Lillian Reid was inadvertently
omitted by her teacher, Holtense Trevitt, from
the list OF school No. 4, grade No. g. division No.
2, published IN yesterdays STAR.
to-day.
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CITY ITEMS.
Goods for Warm Weather,

Gentlemen's, Boys and Children's Staw Hats.
cents Dress Hats, 81; Boys nice ones, 75c.;
Best Jean Drawers and Summer UnderShIrts 80
Splendid line of Gents Plain and Fancy Socks.
The "Climax Shirts" ready for use, 81;
Linen Collars andHandkerchiefS, Q for Csc.
SILK and Bingham Umbrellas, Gloves Sus
penders. Complete stock OF Trunks and Bags.
at lowest prices, at Lewis, 92O 18th ST., bet and
K,
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Anna Bush, Louisa A. johnson, Lillian Lacy,
Arena Marshall, Alice Morris. Marian Stewart,
Mary Washington, Genie Wormley, Wm. Proc
tor, Richard Taverns, John Syphax, Mary Sim
School No. 6, grade No. 1, Miss F. A. Barrier.
teacher. - Certificates awarded to Samuel
Bessie Loving, Rosa Smith, Eliza Wilkes, Sarah
Ingraham, Lulu Messer, Theresa Keith, Mamie
Noten ,eI MB5atten, Emmett Terrell, John Body,
school No. I, grade No. /, Miss Q. Parker,
Edgar Fields, Mary Waters, Blanche Beckett,
Gay, Geo. .Grice, Thaddeus Keith, Julia Tas-
well, Belle Tyler, Fannie Tilghman, Mary Par
ker, Anastatia Shadd.
teacher.-Certif1catesa awarded to Harry Minton,
William Howard, William Terrell, Eleanor Dor
sey, Lavinia Plant, Ella Powell, Alice Ross, Het.
Canter, Oliver Scott, Mary stuart, Gertrude
= school 80: :. grade No. /. Miss c. v. Norris,
Brown, George Roy, Estelle PInSney, Mary
Robinson, Hettie Davis, Amanda Waters, Alice
Simmons, Grand Hogan. Clifton Johnson, john
Turner, Robert Lacy, Alice Hurt, Enola Ross
Parker, Susan Peters, Robert Yates, Daniel
Bond, Henry Pear son.
School e, No; 10, grade No: !. Miss N. L. Beason,
Observation-Disclosures awarded to William
Muse, George Wood, Henry jenkins, Frederick
Harris, Charles Taro, Frank Jackson, Matilda
Boyk1n, Mary Minor, Georgiana Henson, Al
berta Scott, Maggie Clark, Geneva johnson,
Emma Tramell. Hester johnson, Martha
Lomax, Frank Lane, Charles Jones, Henry
Lewis.
School No. II, grade No. l, Miss NJ. F. Barker,
teacher Certificates awarded to Abraham
Bascom, George Page, Lucy Bailey. Cora Brown,
Matilda Muse, Maria Talbert, Ella Taloert'
Lizzie Mathews, Cornelia Fantroy, Sara Plant,
Sara c. Smith, Alonza Cole, Louis Hill, Charles
Payne, Richard Smith, Nettie Wills Marcelli IA
COOK, Lucy Lee. Clara Lee Carrie SImms Ola "a
Plant, John Ford, William Washington, AL.
berta johnson.
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BflfOusness and Headache
cured by taking Quirk's Ia.h Tea Price 25
cents per package Sold by druggists.
TINE FLIES, and so do diseases of the skin
when that Incompatible purifier of the cuticle
and beauttfier Of the complexion, GLenns Sui
phnr Soap, Is used to dispense them Pimples.
DlotcneS, sores and bruises and the like are In.
variably removed by It,
HaH's Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, soc.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
"Wettes' Health ReDewer." Greatest remedy on
earth Tor impotence, leanneSs, sexual debility
premature decline. &C., &C. 81, at druggists:
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street, n. Y.
and for Washington at $50 Pa. ave. 3,24-eoIy
CHEW Jacksons Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. fly
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
gOtC'S Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corTectS acid1ty OF the stomach relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and d1arrhGa, whenever arising from teeth.
Ing or other causes. An old and tried rem
edy; % cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTLRMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dye1ng establishment, No. 900 G street, near
9t4 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
sess1ng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
Tor g. N. B-Lace curtains cleaned from Is
Genus up to 81 window, and no acid used In
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
80 cents to 75 cents pair, and restore them to
their natural softness; by cleaning number q
reduction In price. sHCan for and deliver
them.
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pOYAL BAKING POWDER.
RRR 600 L BAKING
o 0 z AA L POWDER
RRR o o w A L
II 0 o Y AAAA L BAKING
+ 600 A ILL POWDER
ABEOL UTELY PURE.

Consumers should bear in mind that the incoa.-
parable Royal" is now the only Baking Powder in
the market made from pure Grape Cream Tartar,
the wine district of France An old experienced
housekeeper writes that, although she has to pay
80 much farther and works 80 much better. that it's
economy to use it.
The manufacturers of this Powder. with keen
perception saw that which should prove best to the
consumer would prove best for themselves, have
always used the purest and most wholesome mate
rails.
Royal has larger sale than all other Baking Pow.
ders combined, and, being prepared always alike,
never fails to make good, light sweet and nutritious
der has tsien ta yce 81 sods sasrat9gs pow
Yeast.more healthful because it preserves all the
nutritious elements Of the dour With its wonderful
cOnvenience, and the fact that 1t VIII keep in anv
climate never cakes nor spells, makes 1t the finest
0rocers. ~ 49,
Do not buy Baking Powder loose, a. II is almost
sure TO contain alum. Alum produces gripinR CON
stipatton, indigestion, headache and dyspepsis: AZ
eCts the blood, causes pimples the face et0 m16
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THE ANALosTAN BOAT CEUB REGATTA.-The
Yesterday afternoon. There was, owing to the
bad weather, but comparatively small attend
ance; The first race, between the three four
won from the start by the Fraud. The second
Wassa race between pair-oared working boats
Ihe Jenn1e was manned by Mosher and Page,
the the Mage by Pairo and Maunder, ana the Idle
Wild by Riddle and Hatch. The Idlewild was
out OF the race on the first half mile. The Jen-
nie came In about twelve lengths ahead of her
remaining competitor, the Madge. The regatta
concluded with pull between the barges Ana
lostan and Falcon. The Analostan's crew of
ten were Marshall Pairo, Douglass, McShery.
Brainard, Davis, Wilkins, Trimble, Rice and
Bradley, with Wyman as coxswain. The eight
oars or the Falcon were In the hands Of Mad
COX, Page, Taylor, Jones, Winship, Stone, Nc
Arthur and Blair, with Corson coxswain. The
traversed the whole course about side by side
AT the finish the AnalOStan crew put In squirt
and won by little over quarter OF length.
INTERESTING SCHOOL EXERCISES AND ENTER
TA1NMENT.-The annual closing exer cises of
the Incarnation Church school took place last
church. after which the prizes for the year were
distributed as follows:-Flrst honor, Miss LILY
M Miller; second honors, primary Department.,
senior, Miss Efie Bean; prizes for perfect
marks throughout the year, Miss Annie Ingle;
cross OF honor, rector's medal Miss Laura De-
upon Miss Lily Miller, the rector, Dr. Townsend,
In behalf OF the teachers of the school, ex-
pressed regret that the time had come for part
ing with one whose amiability and faithful at
tent1on to study had endeared her alike to
teachers and fellow pupils. After the exercises
at the church the pupils and their friends pro.
ceeded to the school-rOOm and there en;oyed
delightful social entertainment.
THE KEAM MURDRR-The Alexandria Gazette
says that George w. Jameson, who was carried
to Culpeper G. H., from the jail In Alexandria,
While In Culpeper was examined before mag
istrate for the murder Of D. n. Ream and was
committed for the action OF the county court,
1t Is supposed that his trial will take place next
week. Friends Of Jameson who have been in
Alexandria during his Imprisonment, assert that
he can prove that Ream was wounded before
Jameson fired q shot.
SENTENCED FOR PERJURY. This afternoon
Fanny Smith aIias Indian Fanny, convicted of
perjury In falsely swearing on the trial of Lou
lisa Wallace (Who is under sentence of dna 5h)
for 1nfanticide, was brought out and sentenced
to imprisonment In the penitentiary.
THE NEW STYLES in light woolens, linen, and
other light fabrics for the summer wear are
offered at popular prices at the Boys Clothing
House OF b. Robinson Co., 900 Pennsylvania
avenue.
LARIEs' BATHING SLIPPERS, youths pumps,
Misses sandal slippers etc, ETC., cheap at
Benkert Wilson'S, No. $40 Market Space.
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Took Dose of Qufrk's Irish Ten
ana now reel better than ever. was SO bill
tOuS 1t cured me. We hear this every daY
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In TO 20 minutes LoditIe's Headache Specific
cures the worst form OF headache. Price 80
cents.
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NOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE. oorner 7th st and New
OYOrk ~. (enfrance on 2venue.) The most ~
pr1yate Loan Office In the city: Money loaned IA
Silver Watches. Plate and Plated Ware, Diamonds.
Carpets. and Al articles Of value. jan1.1y
HALLET DAVIS 8 COB PIANO6-UPRIoHTs
II AePEoIALTY-Noyelan and Attic stylee. -
msnfH "The best UPRIGHT Plano IN theyyvEvv
world" cay al The Artists. Come and SO them e
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MOUNTAIN LAKE HOUSE, GILES COUNTY,
tide. VENA0
This is the place to go il you wish to ks:1
sleep comfortably under blankets all summer.
Terms, 81 to $3 per day, &c.
Send for circular to
EDGAR HAUPT,
je2-1ms Mt. Lake, Giles Co. virginia
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NOT A GENUINE PROMIssORY NoTE.-Yester-
DAY, IN the Circuit Court, the case of A. F.
brought to try issues from the Equity Court as
TO whether certain note made by defendant
was genuine, and the jury found that certain
$4,000, payable to the order of VIM. TYLER. was
not made by Irwin, and the deed of trust of
same date, conveying lot Is. square 1Ol, to John
b. Tyler, was not executed by Mrs. Irwin,
THR HANscoME BOND RoBBERY.-To-day, in
Inc Criminal Court Judge Hagner). the case OF
PeCr convicted OF the larceny OF bonds from
ex-Naval Constructor Isaiah Hanscome, was
argued on motion for q new trial on excep.
IONS, Dy MeSSrs. w. A. Cook and A. B. Williams
Ior me accused, and District Attorney Weui
Ior Ine government. The court holds the mat
ter under advisement.
RsN1HY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Beer.
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NAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS
" ALKALINE LITHA WATERsO
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, w. Va
Also ChAlybeate Waters rich in iron, and fine
White Sulphur In the Neighborhood.

nOUBLING GAP, PA-WHITE SULPHUR and
u CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, located in
Cumberland county, open June l6. Rare YEMY
mountain retreat Terms very moderate &E:H14
MELVILLE Cumberland county, Pa. my27-lm'
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THE FOLLOWING BIDS were opened to-day at
noon at the depot quartermaster's Office for
building stable for the use OF the War depart
ment: John Connors, S. $50; Bright Humph-
Ieys. 81 $40; G. Larcombe, s., $50; D. j. McCarty.
lips, $500; j. II. Howlet, s., $50; w. II. Dough-
erty Co., SIG. 800; VIM. Lawson & Co. 81. Zoo.
Watson e Co, g, $50; p. Mccartney, S, 500;
B. ID. Drane q Co., S. 67: C. Janet. IA. 7ss: "
T. Wroe, s., 700; A. NJ. Mennard & Co, 81. $50: N.
=: Stephenson, s, $50; w. E. Keefer & Co,
35,es4.36; Holtzclaw Bro, IS, s92; D. Lesscaiiy..
A,I75.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ELORkNCE HOUSE, BERKELEY SPRINGS. w
II VA is now open. Charges 81 80 per day. $40 pei
week, $50 rec month servants aud children hal
p,ice. For further information address CH RI .es
GREEN Owner and Proprietor. iel2-lm
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RslfHY AND INYIaoRA71Na-T.you Beer. +
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-30
THE celebrated SHE
BOY CIGARS hare arrived
md are noW on sale BY
Ward g. Ogden.
THE RACE.

A race that has been talked of for
some time, between ed. Stewards horse
of Alma, and George STAIRS, Of the
Cherokee Nation, for 5000, came off on
Thursday last There was n good deal
of excitement, and quite q large crowd
was present, The friends of the Chero-
kec horse were out in good numbers,
and backed him on any terms to suit the
friends of the Alma horse. The race was
for $50 yards.
After some joclicying, the word ago"
was given, and Stewards horse got the
start by twenty feet, but was soon over
taken, and badly beaten from thirty to
forty yards.
Charley Eison, of Clarksville, was up
with his racc-stocI, and it was expected
that q race would be made for to-day,
between another horse of Starr's and
Eison's, but, for some cause, was not
made.
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-30
Senator Dorsey Heard From.
A Washington special of the st Lot

A Washington special of the st Louis
Republican of the 9th, suys:
Ex Senator Dorsey has written let
ter to q friend here, in which the Grant
boom lift. lie has issued the prospoc-
tus of a newspaper he is to start on Sep
tember l, at Little Rock, and declares
that his object is to again place Arkansas
under the rule Of the Republican party,
and to make Gen. Grant president The
senator further says that the Republican
party of that state is now in the process
of reorgan cation, with the object of en-
tering energetically into the presidential
canvass OF next year, He believes he
will have solid Grant delegation from
Arkansas in the next Republican nation
al convention, and with the Democracy
divided and quarrelling, as they now are
in that state, he has no doubt about Grant
carrying the state.
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-30

A POINTED INTERVIEW.

The following quiet hit at the slow
coach merchants of Little Rock. that
give little or no encouragement to the
State Fair, we find in the Arkansas Dem
ocrat:
Mr.. Hayseed of Crawford county, on
his way to Cairo, Ill.,, to purchase his
fall stock, calls to see Messrs Miller, Ba.
con u Co., hardware merchants. After
passing the civilities of greeting, Mr..
Bacon says: Why can't we sell you
your stock this year? We have a full
supply of everything in J our line and are
anxious to sell.
Mr.. Hayseed asks what are you doing
for our State Fair
Mr.. Bacon-Ah hem-State Fair
which, when, where?
Mr.. Hayseed-why, don't you know
there is to be State Fair on the Goth OF
October, right here in your own city2
Mr.. Rapid of the firm of Progress,
Push u Co., of Cairo, writes me that the
Fair at Cairo is to be one of the grand
est ever held; says they are offering 500
premium for the best display of seeds and
S25 for the best bushel of wheat.
thought | would buy my goods here at
home, but guess it would be better to 60
where the merchant keeps posted, and
try to build up the country in which they
live.
But must bid you..good morning. ]
will call on your confreres, Messrs. Dull
Sleepy d Co as don't know and find ou1
what premium on cotuou IS offered
Crawford county merchants voluntari
ly offer $3.50 for the best bale of cotton
exhibited at our Fair.
Enan MoRNJSC-
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-30
A Very Funny Thing.

During an excursion from this city to
Niagara Falls, and while at Cleveland, an
incident occurred which will never be for
gotten by those who heard of it. The
Kennard heuse at that city was crowded
with guests, when an eccentric and witty
druggist of Smithlield street appeared
late at night at the hotel Office and de.
manded bed The clerk replied that
there were only two vacant beds in the
house, one wherein was quarter ed Pitts
burg morning newspaper man, and the
other in a room wherein was Pttsburg
evening newspaper man, who were with
the excursion.
ITO tell the truth, they are.both pref
ty drunk--so you may take your choie
as to which room you will sleep in"
The druggist said that on general
principles he would take his chances with
the evening newspaper journalist, as they
excelled the morning men in more ways
than one, and he would doubtless be SO
drunk that he would lie dormantly quiet
til night He went to bed and was soon
sound asleep. The journalist, however,
awakened about l2 O'Clock, and thinking
at long time between drinks. dressed
himself. unconsciously, in the druggists
clothes. and sailed out to make a night
Off Ever and anon. he muttered, as he
treated all present:
Funniest thirg l ever heard of.
When went to bed last night only had
twenty five cents to my name, and now
I've got over hundred dollars (show.
ing corpuent roll Of bill, and Pm
bound to spend every cent of it before
morning" He did.
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-30
FOR the finest CUTIE
RY ever 6rou6ht to torn
90 to Ward q OGden's.

The school fund for Crawford county has
been received.
From private information, we learn
that Mrs. G. NJ. Thompson will be, if not
already, appointed Postmistress at Van
Buren. Judge Hucklobcrry, Calvin M.
Thompson, p. d. Scott and Alvis Smith
were applicants, but the whole batch
were ignored, and Mrs. I. appointed,
The Cherokees were highly elated
with the way they took in their civiliz'
ed ncighbors. They took home quite a
cavalcado Of stock and other pIunder.
We call attention to the advertise
mcnt of Mr.. Rudolph Bollingcr. piano
tuner and repaircr, of Fort Smith lie
comes recommended as proficient in his
profession.
Tho Fort Smith Elevator copies
Judge Browns last interesting Colorado
letter to the Press.
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-30
Circuit Court.

The September term of the Circuit Cour
for Crawford county. convenes on the 22d
and the following is list of jurors drawn:
GRAND JURORS.
John Hatfield, Il II. Robinson
Allen Vought, j. II. Pestertield,
A. j. Osborne, f. NJ. Stewart,
10 I'm A. Stevenson, John kibler, Jr.,
John X. Meadows, David kimes,
c. G. McCord, Isaac n. Hill,
s. G. Cottrcll, Henry RAINY,
d. NJ. Langston, Hardin Barker.
ALTERNATEs.
Wm. II. Beller, Joseph Matlock,
T.. b Pride, W w. Ross,
William II Peters, Elias Arnold,
Samuel Morse, j. Ii. Fine,
Lewis Riddle.
PETIT JURORS.
w. 7. Wingo. J. G. Lloyd,
Jacob loes, James i. Babb,
II, +. Parker, John 5. Chastaine.
John Rush. George W. Scantlln,
Y. a. Wood, Robert ibhotson,
j, Il. Ievcrett, William Temple.
John NJ. Allen, William NJ Daley,
jefferson Riddle, George II. Rudy,
A. G. Burgess, William SillS,
DeWeese Spencer, Kind. Montgomery.
j. II. Reed. Alex. Lemley.
A. B. Howell, I.eander Elkins.
ALrERNATEs.
I'm Coleman Merriman kilgore,
4 f. Schoticll Thomas Comstock,
Wesley Ilinson, J.H. Whittock.
The Van Buren press., 1879-08-30

Friday, the 22d, while Gov. Sprague,
of Narragansett, r. | F., was walking on
the beach, his attention was arrested by
the movements of some men who were
getting a yacht into the water, which
came ashore in Monday nights storm.
Just then sailboat, containing two men,
ran too near in shore, and got caught in
the breakers. Finally overturning, one
man caught in the ropes, and was under
the boat. Gov. Sprague saw the accident
and jumping into the water, succeeded
in righting the boat, and rescuing the
man from drowning.