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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-24
A HOME INDUSTRY

The undersigned takes this occasion %toreturn his thanks
to the people Of Yankton particularly, and to his many
friends throughout Dakota and Nebraska, for the generous
patronage which has been bestowed upon the late firm Of
DUDLEY & HAWLEY through the many years in which
that firm has carried on business in this city, and he now
desires to call the attention Of these friends and that Of
the people generally to the enlarged facilities, more extern
sive assortment and more commodious rooms, which the late
firm had provided and which he, as the successor of Dudley
& Hawley, now possesses.
of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, he claims to have an e-
adjustment equal in all respects to anything in the north
tent.
to see the Hardware trade of the region which is naturally trib-
utary to to this point, centered here, and shall spare no effort to
make it for the interest Of the people within this region, to pur-
chase their Hardware, Tinware, Copper and Sheet Iron ware,
Stoves, and all other articles in this line from
Yours gratefully and respectfully,
GEO. e. HAWLEY,
Union Block, Third st.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-24
ROYAL P66MNtpME6R
Absolutely Pure.
RE ROYAL BAKING POWDER Il 4 Pure Cream Of Tartar

Indoreda ind recommended MHh sw hoheMnenss by such eminent chemists As DIR Mott. New
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kN Beware o THE INJURIOUS Alum swd Manufacturer am deaes uney u to buy them.
D notb buy Baking Powder loose as lis almost sure to- contain alum. Continued use. of alum
pmpes Oh the face, etc.
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BUSHES DIRECTORY


eusiNEss DIRECTORY
ADaEn 4 Osss.NAS. Wines. IAquors Aad
81 Jobaecos. hsoSdwsy.
QnuCE. ,. q. 4 Co., Groceries. Provisions.
- Wines. Liquors, &c. col. Third and Capital.
RRANsLE, MlNEa 4 co., Wholesale Gro
- cers. Forwarding. Storage. and General
Steamboat Agents. lcsee.
IlCRLE1GH w. A.. Jr, Dealer ~ tioar, Grain
- Feed and Provisions. Broadway. Block.
FREEMAN PATRICK, Family Market.
- broadway. tStler's old stand.
(QLATT 4 BUERD0RF, General Grocers,
- Wholesale and Retail. Broadway.
GLARk, JAMES, Groceries and Provisions,
~ Dewey T. Powers block, Third street.
yUTTING 4 CLOUDAs, Grocers. Third ST
~ opposite POstOffice.
IlAKOTA HERALD, Democratic Newspaper
~ 49, published weekly. Taylor Bros. Proprietors
EISEMAN, CHAS. L Co. General Clothing
~ House & Merchant Tailoring. Broadway.
EXCELSIOR MILL co. Manufacture Patent
- and other brands of Flour, Meal, Feed, &c.
Capitalist, near Levee. a
k.DMUNDs WYNN, Bankers and insurance
- Agents. Broadway.
FOLEY L A1CHIssON, Palace Restaurant,
Third street, between Walnut and Douglas.
kIRST NATIONAL BANK. Government De-
- positary. j: G. McVay, President. National
Bank Block. Third-st.
EAULK, r.. X. Attorney-at-Law. Office. Ce-
L dar-St.. north of Third
NERMANIA HOUSE, Wallbaum & Becker,
Proprietors. D0uglas-Ave.
HIRsHsTEIN, F., Cigar Factory, Third St.,
IL between Walnut st, and Douglas avenue.
HAwLEY GEORGE f., General Hardware.
IL Thlrd-st. between Walnut and Cedar.
AAGE, o. p. Family Grocer. Third-st.,
IL near Postottice.
HAYWARD. J. p, Real Estate and Loan
IL Agent, Third st.
I%ENKINsON 4 PIKE, Ice Cream, Fruits and
= Groceries. Third street.
OBJ PRINTING. Every style, at Press and Da-
y kotaian.
KADlSH, c. }. Druggist. Pennlngton's
AyENDER, A. W. Cash Grocery House
IL Third Street.
GBER, J. H. Dealers in Cordwood. Of
II flee between 4th and 9TH on Broadway.
NnORMANN L GRADY. Dealers in Hard
1NA ware, Stoves and Tinware, Capital street.
MAYR 4 BARTON. Manufacturer of Cigars,
w Third-St., YanktOn. u. 7.
| MILLS PURDY, Druggists, Statloners al
lv1 Notions. Tlird-St.
| DER 4 LUEBKE, Hide and Leather Deal
L ers. Third-St.
OUIRES OF LEGAL BLANKS, AT the Press
" and Dakotaian Counting Room.
QIClIEY ZINA, Hardware Dealer. Third
II street, Yankton.
CMlTH, II. II. BabcOck Fire Extlnguisher.
~ Smithsonian Hotel, Second street.
CTEFFIN, PETER. Livery. Brady Barn
Walnut street, near Third.
SANBORN, J. r.. Furniture Dealer and Man
~ ufacturer. Third-St.. Dewitt's Block.
TYLER l. NISSEN, Manufacturers of Wag-
oas aid Buggies. H0rse-shoeing and all
kinds of repairing. Cedarstreet, between Third
and Fourth.
VX7ILCOA & WILLIAMS, Dealers in grain
w Elevator foot of Second-St.
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LETTERs FROM TIE PEOPLE.


me Police and the bad ROys.
1a,tor Ecening Stoy:-Wi1l you not be good
snouP d, In justice to all parties concerned, 70
perrht Us, citizens Of southwest Washington. to
S8 press through your columns our sense OF 0D-
.fgatfon to those officers so strangely denounced
by letters In the Post and Republican, last Fri
day morning, for arresting two disorderly boys
and taking them before Judge Smell for disturb
ing the public peace. II the parties who wrote
said letters lived where we do, and had to en-
dure daily and nightly what we have to endure
from street-corner gatherings, be prevented
from needful sleep until II O'Clock or midnight,
by said parties loud talking, laughing, whist
ling, singing, cursing, dancing, jumping; and
by day bali-playfDg, so as to make it not only
unpleasant but even dangerous for their wives
Giles to have their windows broken, fences
continually, then we think they perhaps would
feel as grateful as We do, to any police officer
who should sympathize with them and use his
best eEdeavoTs to put an end to the nuisance
We do sOlemnly protest that these things have
become OF late uncomfortable in this our neigh
borhood, and we cannot believe that II Judge
Smell were correctly informed Of the facts he
would become party to encourage such dsor-
der by reprimanding officers Of. the peace for
doing their official duty with faithfulneSs
that ought to Win the admiration and earnest
thanks OF every citizen. We have reported the
above state Of hings time and again, both
orally and by letter, TO headquarters, but so far
to little or no benefit. The evil really merits
some special measures for its suppression.
lIhe above Is signed by nineteen citizens OF
South Washington, residing In the neigh
b0rhood referred to1
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GEORGETOWN.

DEAD INFANT FOUND.-Yesterday afternoon
white new born male infant was found on the
Virginia shore of the Potomac river opposite
Green Springs. The child, dead when found,
named Isaac Bosher found and buried 1t near
the place where it was found. The sheriff was
notified after the burial, but took no action in
the matter.
THE EXCURSION OF the Knights of Pythias to
Great Falls, on Thursday, will be very pleas
ant affair. See the advt.
SEE NOTICE OF meeting Of Hermione Lodge
K. Of P.
PORT-Entered-Steam John Gibson, Capt
Chichester, from New York, with an assorted
cargo for District merchants.
GRAlN.-Arrivals-B Loudoun with 1900
bushels of wheat and 500 bushels ofycorn. Boat
farmers Friend with 1000 bushels of corn and
1900 bushels of wheat. Boat Ariville with geo
bushel of corn.
MERCHANTS MISUNDERSTANDING on Change
to-day: 400 bushels OF wheat, all sold at prices
ranging from 13S to 143N.
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To- day, Jackson ct al. agt. Blackwood ct al.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jttdge Haaner.
Yesterday, John darlington, convicted OF dis
orderly conduct; on appeal, fined S. and costs.
Daniel Mcintyre, unlicensed bar; information
quashed. John Wick, selling bread of light
weight, contrary to the rule Of weight fixed by
the old corporation Of Wash1ngton; verdict Of
guilty, and the Judgment of the Police Court for
1924 fine for 62 lOaves was confirmed.
POLICE COURT-Judoe Smell.
To-day, Chas. Murphy, profanity SIS or days.
Thos j. Devaney, loud and boisterous; SIS or Is
days: Chas., alias Moses johnson aud Benja-
min Simmons, same charge; S. or Is days EACH
Frederick Ford, using Street washer at un.
lawful hours; forfeited collateral. Lafayette
Porter, unl1cenred produce dealer; $50. Winnie
Fidnalls, profanity; s5 or days. Frances Ran
dolph, larceny of carpet from Mary Phillips;
60 days. Thos: J. Devaney, assault on Jno. P.
Hinckle; $40. Michael Nolan, threats to Mary
Nolan; 500 bonds. Phillip Thomas, larceny OF
days. Thos. Meckins, assault on Susan Clark;
$40 or 80 days. Also, charged with assaulting
Ellen Lucas; $40 or 80 days. BENJAMIN Sim
mons and Shas Johnson larceny Of bag from
kins, assault on Martha Ages, both colored; $40
or 80 days. Arthur Bundy, ARRAY; S.. Henry
Vigil, threats to Margaret Vigil, his Wife col
assault on q colored female; s.. John w. Gray,
assault on Henry G. Lane: Mr.. Gray Is pro-
prietor Of the Continental hotel and Mr.. Lane
been boarding there for some time, when Gray
order ed him to leave the house without any
cause. On cross examination It showed that
Mr.. Lane was Indebted to him for board. Also,
that when he went there to board the agree-
ment was that he should leave his room when
ever requested. Several colored witnesses were
heard, the testimony being rather conflicting.
1t also appeared that Lane had given up his
room to take another, In the meantime Gray
took the advantage Of him and kept him out.
The Court held that Lane had waived his
RIGHTS to the room, and that Mr.. Gray was in
charge was made by Gray upon Mr.. Lane,
founded upon the same scrimmage. This was
on trial when our report closed.
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LITIGATION OVER MEXICAN CLAM.-Yester-
day bill in equity was filed by G. II. Wender,
Of Baltimore, against R. II. Porter, s. W. White,
h. B. Claflin & Co., and Others, for receiver
plaintiff was employed by Porter to prosecute
certain claims before the United States and
Mexican Claims Commission, on an agreement
gate award, which amounted to $l43, s12. 80, and
although the award had been made, the plain
tiffs claim had never been satisfied. He charges
that Porter, Ia fraud Of his rights, made an as
& Co., and that other persons who have set up
counter-claims against Porter, as the plaintiff
believes, for the purpose OF defrauding him. are
also made defendants to the suit. He prays
that his claim may be made lien on the whole
fund now in the hands of the Secretary of
State; that the assignees be compelled to set
ments were made; that a receiver be appointed,
and that the defendants be restrained from ap-
plying for the funds.
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A WARNING TO POLICEMEN AS TO ILLEGAL
ARREsTs.-ThIs morning, in the Police Court,
Judge Smell took occasion to make some re-
marks to the police officers in relation to the
manner of making arrests. There was q charge
Of profanity against prisoner, and it was
shown that the officer neglected to make the
arrest at the time the profanity occurred, and
some time afterwards went to the house Of the
prisoner and arrested him without warrant
The court said that an officer can make an arrest
without warrant in case OF felony when he
has responsible information, but in the case OF
a misdemeanor he either has to have warrant
or see the occurrence, and make the arrest at
the time OF the occurrence, or otherwise he does
1t at his own risk
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps VIII be lighted at 5:s5 p. m and
eXttnguished at 4S0 am.
Labor Exchange is called for tomorrow even
ing at the residence OF Judge Macarthur, 1901
N street NV. See adVt.
The temperance campaign of few weeks,
conducted by Mr.. Campbell and Charley Nye,
recently OF this city, at Cameron, Mo-, was a
grand success, over 600 people signing the
pledge. At the last meeting held there on the
Sd inst, Charley was presented with a set of
silver salt dishes, gold pencil, and other arti-
Giles by his enthusiastic admirers.
An organist wanted. See adVt
The Workingmen's Assembly met last night,
and after an Informal discussion as to future
important work adjourned.
In getting drunken man, G. T. Deveney, to
the station house yesterday afternoon, Onlcer
Hinkle had his uniform nearly torn OIL MIN by
TIE Nationals played the first of their ten
final games with the Albany Club In that city
yesterday. During the first part OF the game
the boys played well, but got demoralized to-
ward the end-only seven innings were played.
There passed through the city yesterday MI.
L. L. Boyce, vice president or the Shenandoah
Oa nc M Paes
Company; Mr.. j. W. Clarke, president Of the
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company OF Penn
sylvania; Mr.. Wm H. Ingham, president or the
Broad Top Railroad Company, and other gen.
tlemeD, who were on their way to visit and in
spect the completed portions of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad, and to examine into the min
tTdl I6SOuICeS VI tue Ndlley VI SlSluld.
A number of the delegates to the convention
of Mutual BENEFIT Associations, which meet In
Masonic Temple tomorrow morning, at 10
O'Clock, have already arrived in the city.
Others VIII arrive this evening and tomorrow.
The membership Of these associations number
over two hundred and fifty thousand. They
have already paid benefits OF over thirteen mil
lion Of dollars, and have at present an amount
of insurance aggregat1ng over four hundred
and twenty-seven million dollars.
The negotiations for the purchase of the stock
w & O.
Company eliminated last evening in an agree
ment and the papers were signed
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ALEXANDRIA.

A WHITE MAN WHIPPED BY NEGRoEs-Chas
Chandler, white man, hailing from Washing
ton city, was yesterday arrested in the county,
for stealing sweet potatoes from Dodge's farm,
near the Long Bridge. He was taken before
Justice J. w. Wormley, colored, where he plead
guilty" saying he came over after chestnuts,
and, finding none, concluded to fill his sack
with sweet potatoes. He was given 10 lashes
on his bare back, which were well laid on, by
Constable W. N. Winston, also colored.
CHANGE OF THE DRPOT.-Mayor Smith, Of
Alexandria, Is in Baltimore to-day to confer
with Mr.. Wilkins, superintendent Of the Alex
andria and washington railroad, in relation to
the proposed change of the Alexandra depot
from its present site to the old one, corner Of
King and st. Asaph streetS.-[GGzette, 18Th.
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THE TRIAL OF JOHN A. BLAIR at Newark, N.
j., for the murder OF John Armstrong, his
coachman. was resumed yesterday. Blair con-
cluded his testimony In his own defense. Ophe-
liza Dyer, the servant girl, admitted that she
and her father had offered the defense to leave
the country for $500, but that she alone was re-
sponsible for the proposition. A large number OF
witnesses testified favorably to Blair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-14

THE NATIONAL FAIR.-Major Ferguson, who
will conduct the running meeting at the Ma
tfonal fair, addressed letter to the association
yesterday stating that nearly all the horses en-
tered at Pimltco, Nd, would be brought to
Washington to contest for the purses. The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad have commenced
work on the sidings, and the new depot will be
of laborerS were put to work on Patterson ave-
nue. yesterday, and the fencing and other i'm
provements in the building line are nearly
completed. The plans for the main entrance
were submitted by the architect yesterday, and
were approved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-14

THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND R.R.-YeSterday
Hamilton q. FAINT filed bill in equity against
Samuel s. Smoot and Z. N. Darling for an &C
count, Injunction and the appointment Of a re-
formed by Smoot, Duncanson, (since deceased
and himself, In 1872, to sell the stock Of the
Southern Maryland Railroad Company, and
road, and Smoot having entire management
ha recently made such negotiations as TO have
made profit Of 100000. He charges that
Darling, Shoots intimate filend, to defraud
plaintiff out OF his interest In said profit, has
obtained the control and custody of the bonds
issued to represent said profit, and now holds
said partnership and ought to account to the
plaintiff for the entire amount because he also
knew that Smoot had heretofore realized more
than his share OF said profits out OF the sale Of
stock and bonds OF said road. The usual re-
straining order was granted and a motion for
an Injunction against dlsposiDg OF said bonds Is
set for nearing on the 2Sd inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-14

A MEETING OF THE BOYS IN BLUE, Charles
Fisher commander, was held last night at Lin
coin mission, 18th and r streets northwest.
and the exercises last night were varied, the
principal one being a grand review and drill.
Col. Perry H. Carson and Capt. w. C. Chase
made addresses. A handsome sum was real
lied for the benefit Of Pisgah chapel, on r
street,
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, etc., Tonight.
National Thsater Aida" by Strakosch's
Italian Opera Company.
Fords opera Housc.-Lingard Folly Company
In " PajamaS."
Theater Comiqte.-" Kentuck" and varieties
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DRY GOODS.

CRNTB SILK NECK WEAR, INV gTYLES
VI Just opened.-Our Mr.. HARRY MENNNISS
having lust returned from New York we are nov
prepared to offer many new stlyee of NECKWEAR
ut prices lower than ever before heard OF,
MEaJNNIBE.
ocf13 ~ 1908 r Ut. N.tr
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THROWN FROM HIS HoRsK.-Mahlon Roach
was thrown from his horse about o'clock last
night, at the corner of 14th and M streets north
west, and seriously injured about the head and
face. After medical attention by DR.. Russell
he was sent to his home, 1919 S street, by Lieut..
Greer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-14

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to JOS
Stufgis and Ida R. Connell; Geo. r. Berry, OF
S 9oha county, Va, and Susie Wilkerson;
L. Rnelms, OF Cambridge, Mass, and Winnie
1Is9 ward McClaln: Stephen c. Bouis and Ko-
S SeTsna y: backrs; Albert Soper and Rebecca
S0per; Geo y. Hall, Of Richmond. and lane r
Hart; John Reese Greenwood, Baltimore cnnntV Y.
Nd, and Clara V. Bayless. eo"u'9'
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A WASHEEWOMAN'S ATTEMPT TO COLLECT HER
LITTLE BILL.-Ann Jones, a colored washer
woman, was arra1gned In the Police Court yes
from VIM. Barton. 1t appeared from the testi-
mony that Ann had been washing for Barton,
and as be did not pay her she retail ned these
articles for collateral. The court gave the de-
fendant full hearing and dismissed the CASE
ordering her to give up the articles, as she had
no right to retain them in this way. He said
ing washerwomen swindled out of their pay by
dead beats and then brought into court in this
way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-14

THE PERPLRXING PROBLEM Of how to dress
your boys well and cheaply may be solved by a
visit TO the Boys Clothing House OF B. Robin
son Co., 909 Penna ave
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SELECT variety entertainment every evening
during the season at the Cafe Puck. See advt. /

A CoLoRED HISTORICAL AssoCIATIoN-to COL
lect and preserve the past and present scientific
and literary productions Of their race-haS been
organized here with the following officers
Mr.. F. G. Barbados, president; DR.. c. B. Purv1s,
vice president; Prof. Richard T. Greener, corre-
spending secretary; Mr.. Fl. E. Baker, recording
secretary: Mr.. w. L. Freeman, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-14

IL EINH JEWMRY.
~ S'~~ qAML Kirk b BON,
octl3tr 372 Wet Baltimore Eke9t
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On NEXT MONDAY, october .20th, C. Baum
will open his new building. 416 18th street, with
one OF the finest asSortmentS of furnishing goods
for ladies, gentlemen and children ever shown
In the city of Washington. +
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CAsHNKREs, colored, all wool, double width
as cts. Towson's, Pa. ave., south side, near It'll
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-14

THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY at their annual
meeting last night elected officers as follows
vice president; Capt. L. A. Pratt, treasurer;
T. Re1chenbach, secretary; j. Bellows, librarian;
Dr.. J. P. Caulfeld, conductor; and Prof. VIM
Waldecher, organtSt. Prof. r. A. widows was
elected q member of the executive hoard
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FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
lotcs' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acfdity of the stomach, relieves
terry and d1arrh9a, whenever arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and Wen-tried rem
edy; 26 cents q bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-14

KILLED SNAKE IN NORTH WASHINGTON
This morning as Mr.. Franklin, letter carrier
was delivering letters along street, between
18th and 10th streets northwest he discovered
ana killed snake nearly three feet long curled
up on the doorstep OF house In that Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-14

MOUNT CALVARY CoMMANDRRY, No. q, Knights
Templar (colored), last night elected /. w.
generalissimo; P. H. Carson, captain general;
r. w. Williams, prelate; Bailey johnson, senior
warden; David Hughes, junior warden; Corne-
coTder.
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CHEW Jacksons Best Navy sweet Tobacco. ft1j

Are You COST re!
II SO, be careful of disease. Avoid 1t by taking
Quirks Irish Tea. Price Is cents.
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CITY ITEMS.

Never Say Die,
but when You are sick take dose Of Quirk's
Irish Tea. Price Is cents. at druggists.
TAKE Hop Bitters three times day. and Won
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A SPECIAL POLICEMAN FINED.-In the Police
Court this morning VIM. Hawkins was charged
with an assault and battery on Martha Ages.
Hawkins is a special policeman, having re-
ceived his appointment last Saturday to do
duty on 18th street, and Martha is a colored
housekeeper living on street, between 18th
and 18th northwest. The complainant testified
that she was about to chastise her little boy in
her own basement door, and Hawkins came
along and forbid her correcting the boy unless
she took him into the house and shut the door.
She replied that this was her own Child, and
she thought she had right to cEaStise him in
her own way. He said she should not, and
threatened to arrest her If she did. She paid
no attention to it, and went on to whip her boy,
when Hawkins caught hold of her, pulling her
up the sharp stone steps, seven in number,
SHINING her knees. He took her to the station
house on X street, through the streets, she hav-
ing nothing on but hel ..underclothing. Here she
was kept until released by the lieutenant. Haw-
kins, in defence, said his object was not to have
the hue and cry of the boy in public. The court
advised him to learn some common sense IL he
had any desire to be an officer. He had no
light to interfere with this woman, and fine
OF $40 was imposed or 80 days in jail.
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Rapldan, OF North Carolina, arrived here this
mornlng at Briscoe's wharf, with load OF lum.
Per !or A. E. Phelps. The first mate, Thomas
DIXON, lost his life near Ragged Point, on the
f0gomac, while swimming after his yawl boat,
M n,as , broke away from the schooner on Friday
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Market Space.
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LATRoBEs, ranges and furnaces repaired
promptly and guaranteed. Gartrell's, SIS 18th
street northwest. +