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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20
Ger y IN ais a DRINK 1he CIty,

Already the Democratic Political
MACH inc has been put in operation to
carve out work for the legislature with
a view to keeping the city under Dem
oeratic oontro'. To tffeot this purpose
there is to be regular carving up OF
Democratic wards. A slios, II is said,
is to be taken from tho Tenth ward and
hitched 10 the Third in order to make
the after ward mora surely Democrats
than It is nov. It IL very trying to
the Dem ,ctats to havs a Republican
sloe.t d.evsry Dow aud then from the
Thirl vert.
The next move to bring Democratic
gfiat to the mill is to annex BrOvptowp
to the Teeth ward and divide thai
ward 10 sn:h manner as 10 make two
Democratic wards. The natural divi-
sios l'1s after the annexation that
suggests itself 10 Maryland avenue
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Diving Possession.

Sheriff Pyle was called upon on Fri
day TO tresk open the bar room Of The
uotel at KIRK wood In ordpr to give Mr
shears possession Of the same. Thu
property was sold BY Sheriff Pyle soms
lime since to VIM Herbert, E.q, anc
M sold the sane TO Mr.. SIears, but Nj
Ford |. seems and mis- tenants wished
TO occupy it until t1e 2j'h Of March
Hence the Sheriff was called upon t,
ACT, and he soon settled the matter b.
'lcrcing an entrance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20
oar Nation al Military scnoOt.

The House Of Rsprese natives on Sat
urday passed the Military Academy
appropriation bill, bat NOT until after
Mr.. Conger Of Michigan h,d told some
plain truths about the cruel treat1ent
Of oolorsd cadets ct West Point. He
referred especially to cadet Whitaker,
charged last summer with cutting his
swu ears. He denounced the conduct
Of the Professor Of Law at the Acad-
envy, who instead Of looking after the
rights Of cadets and persons ipjnre !,
had, in Wnittaker's case, become the
public prosecutor determined 70 prove
that Whitaker ont his own ears,
whether he was guilty or not. The
remarks Of COnger wers in good time
and place. The Nation furnishes the
money with which to carry on the
West Point Institution, and it is time
the people knew how It was spent.
Here is the amazing spectacle ofaschool
Kept up BY the people being ruled by
sasts.
Whether cadet Whitaker was the
author Of his own misfortunes made no
difference % an institution that drives a
man By the cruel treatment he receive
10 such measures needs Watching.
Apropos to the state Of affairs
and temper Of the students at
West Point, the following Is related
A. hsving occurred within the last
year. II chanosd that a newly arrived
solosed cadet vas dining at some place
Of refreshmsnt on or near the academy
groanis. He had but q slight traos Of
African blood In his veins, was to all
appearances q pure white but little
fEsakled. WltIe disp1tching his meal,
two cadets Of the Superior race"
came in, sat down and ate at She same
tabls. Afterwards this pair Of young
bucks found out that they had eaten
win "nigget," whersupon their dlE-
gust and indignation knew no boands,
and they gave emphasis and expression
to their 70 'lings, by bounding the poor
unofsndlng new conner, pursuing him
with every kind OF small outrage and
mean persecution. They fslt bound TO
do this, so as to maintain thar stand
ing with ther Caucasian comrades.
This is the spirit that animstes the
corps Of Wsat Point cade.5, the young
msn the n I.ion is educating with the
peoples money to command the army
OF the republic republic based on !
the equality Of man and having in it
million Of colored voters and tax-pay-
ers. II Is q healthy sign to sse that
SoGoield is to b. retired from the West
Point institution and that he Is 10 be
succeeded by agallant soldier who, when c
justice is to be administered, i, oclor |
blind. OF course a.grsat hue and cry /
will be raised against General Howard {
being pat in charge Of West Point, but o
be Ia just tbs man for the timss and the /
place. Ii
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MankInd's favOrIte pills.

DR.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pnls (suEar
cOated) novU the bowels easy by acting d.
rectly on the liver, restore the l0st energies
0y promoting tho healthy aoilon Of the liver;
In doing this, Leadacho, neuralgia, pains 10
Indigestion, cOstivC moss, sicg stomach, weak
hacv, di.siness, bad feelings through tho
body, aching limbr, biIIOu rtss, general
weak ness and otner bodily inhrmitieS OrN
cured They positively operate without
gripping, sickening, Weakening or leaving tho
bowels c0stive. A splendid, easy, purpative
and liver cure % cents and 81 q box Main
depot, 4th and King ats. Philadelphia 500
Arch atraet HnId hX healer, Ill
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PROCLAMATION
OF FASTING FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEAH.

| According to the Amerl an custom, ,iX
\ Eating, drtnkiug, going TO the Upsr& giving
IN marriage, IN k nE presents, ~, yoI are
hereby invited " assemble yourselves n
gsthsr dgily, (soJn rs conV snienE-not all at
OHce,) at the
GREAT " sSToN NINETY-HINE GENT
VARIETY STUhE
there TO select what soeRaeth good In thy
| sight Tor presents for your Orotaers and els
teIs, aHntI and un5lGs, parents and great
grCat Rrana pArerts. And eatldren's chill
drel q children even unto the 18th and let
gencrnti,na. The lgrseSt aud inest variety
Ot u.s. fol articles ever of rod 70 tho people
OF WilniBRton.
Dots from % to 0sc., Tea sets Is to POS
Alphabet and building blook' with maps,
cFri aud board sames for cd and young
smoking eets. nloe pinS, tables, bstSteads
c,adles drpIns. ana many her uteiul
amusemeBts Tor children. AIg0 hundreds OF
pre- eeute fer sdu!ts, too numerous 70 men.
ten. rrtceS are reduced on many A.ticles.
Como and lock.
sol MARKETST.. 81 MARKET ST.,
WILMINGTON, DEL
12ls.st cod
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ExEOUTUk'S SALE,

~
VIII be sold at Public Sale on the premises
No. ble King street, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. INST, 1880
alta o'cIock, sharp
A Good Substantial Two story Brick Dwell
ling. with attic. ~ rooms. Size oi lot 81 ieel
front on King ItIeet, running hack 100 feet
The above property being located en- ono Of
our principal streets. IL worth y the attention
o. any one wanting to mako Q good paying
IDvtttmeEt .Ako viii be told at oi0 Kihg
street, Oh 20 me cay, at l.5o O'Clock, guam
tity 81 b usan old and kitchen furniture, such
as chs ~, bedsieads, carpets, mating, ex.
epsion table, mirrors, cook and room stoves,
china. girss and queeuEwaIe, kitchen uten
Ellis. etc
TERMS OF SALE On the real estate, to
per cent. cash as soon az tho properly l.
struck on, the balance 10 be paid on or beiore
March 18th, 1881, when n deed will be given,
or II desired settlement can to made sVcnsr.
VIM. VI, fYLE. Executor,
Of MaTtha kirkpatrick.
L. ". STlDHAM 4 S6N, Auct'rs. lBn
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O,JM 1JIRCULArlOR.

over zee 500 ono hundred tncH"
ana and AK hundred copies of tbe
"seeDubltcan," were printed Hno
sold In twelve aays. AdVertisers
sa0 ala note this faet-nOW ibss
shs holiday are anDrOAAhiDE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20

II you buy q photograph album a.
lanes & Webb's, you will get 1t a. the
10 vest price, and il it Is Que dollar o.,
moro 10 price it will cost noting TO have
Tho name pat on in GOLD tiers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20

stsphsn Mitchell mas Ia IN out let
Tor Of adm uistrstion on the estate o
Johu Cham ssrs, deceased, lite OF Mil
Greek I'D.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20

A. TfENTlOn.-~- All persons esirIna
IA pure Drugs or Ohomiealg, or WISH
Ing their prescriptions or privsto reoeiy9,
caFsiAiIy Compounded Of pure mstosis,a
sasnld 80 v thu d rug store d
II, g, BRINGR URST,
Ha. VI Market stress,
Wtlming.Au. lie,
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JOHN wAxAnAKEs. PHILADELPHIA.

Ill Ss SAAS@e Wy odO
shutting one fur for another.
I The caution we are giving
! you is, therefore, il the
d interest OF all reputable fur
riers. We have no conten.
! ton with them, except in
( the matter of price. Price
: we govern to suit ourselves.
3 II we can make low prices.
that is our good fortune,and
,Iyour advantage. We do
make them as low as we can.
:, You can do we'll enough
; elsewhere; perhaps better
here. We are quite salts.
! fled if you look at our furs
and compare as best you
lean.
lThtrtsenth-street entrance.
| Mems and boys fur caps.
I'VE suppose there is not 80
Thorough an assortment of
|seal caps anywhere in the
lefty as we have. We don't
make the caps; butwe know
them. Some are seal and
some arr mink, coney orr
musk rat dressed like seal |
French seal they are called,
The French-seal may be
what you want; but you don't
want to pay for seal and get
musk-rat. |
Northeast corner Of the store.
Gifts for school children
There are manyschool- helps
now that boys and girls Of,
years ago knew
nothing about. They are,
some big and some little;
but they all cost very little.
The school-help counter Isl
one of the busiest in the
store, because these things
are SO well worth having, +
and cost so little.
Thrill circle. northwest from the centre.
But for all the boys and |!
girls, even the too little ones |
fer school, there is nothing |
so right as a right book. Be }
as careful as you can in .
choosing it. 1t may make a
good deal Of difference in
the fortune of the child c
whether You get a right one t
or a wrong one. \
There are so many stand t
ards; you must do the t.
choosing. Ii
second circle. nouhOast iron the centre. q
Wouldn't you like a clock? ii
81 to $3.50. s.
entrance. e.
We have just opened a ~
lryt. class jewelry stock; first h.
lass SO far as it goes-gold r,
md silver watches, gold 5.
ewelry and miscellaneous
ewelry. OF fnger-rings we
ave a full stock; everything
Use is in a state of part A
eadiness. Goods are added te
veryday; and already the al
'ariety is not small. Nh. h;
edgar c. Prosser, of the 81
alto firm of Bailey & Co., h;
nd with that house twenty OF
We years, is in charge. K,
teAt outer circle. northwest from the centre. \,
In the china quarter are y.
o many new and beautiful ;
1ings that it is difficult to ~
lex them out in print. A %, p,
lance of the practiced eyei.IL
lkes them in in an instant -
ct US mention Sargama 90, ,,I
Iicnce Limitation of Sat ", W.
lma) Japanese bronzes in ~
id with gold and silver, Fla'
apanes e '''
;reens, royal Dresden,
'yal Berlin and royal W. Or
:ster ware, alto-relievo dr.
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LII HEE8 YARDS.
NEw LBMBEx YARD.

JOHN WISE gives Botice to hia many old
trends and SnstOtnsB that he has resumed
the lumber business and has estSSIished 3
yard called tho
WILMINGTON AND BRANDYWINE
LUMBER YARD.
at I'wetfah, and Market streets, Wilmington
Del. whsre he will keep on hand varied
and large assortment OF Whits RDd yellow
pine spruce and hemlock lumber, piotets
and plsst ring 'ath A liberal share Of pub.
20 patronage 10 solicited. JOHN WISE,
l21tlmd ;tlaw-w
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'e's u,iiher ser is wanted.
costs, here $40; elsewb..!
$500. If you wonder At II
difference. we explain. W "
have bought so sets dire,
from the makers in Franc =.
nobody else buys so NAM
nobody buys for so little
The pieces are delicate an,
graceful in shape; the p s'l'
tern has the general cha na,
ter OF the scollop,but witbou,
breaking the continuou,
edge line. The general
effect is white sIighd]
touched to. with decoration
l he decoration consists al
light punches of grasses and
flowers painted with a mos
delicate hand; and of butl
terfies, which are 4
bright and real, as if tbel
were actually flying in tb1
summer air.
Northwest corner Of tho building.
ALFRED WRrGHr's Ger!
anium Leaf is from a spa
cies of geranium having
richer perfume than tn
house'plant, but of the sam
1t is suppose
to be well known, which
isn't. 1t is highly approve
by those who like the odoI
Nobody but you can I'd
whether you will like this ]
any other odor The moi
popular of all is MARY Stu
art" but some persons diI
like it extremely
second ci.cIc, norhwse: from the cs.l,,,
Gloves. We have ii
our best makes Of kI
gloves, and a variety Of Sd
called kid at lower prices
very good gloves, but nd
lid. Driving and labr
gloves in great variety. I'd
ave this advantage in buj
ng here. You know VIII
'ou get.
utter ciIeIs, CAts.nutFrsst entraEcs
Handkerchiefs Hundred
4 styles can be seen withoI
he asking; silk and line
Ne have to show them
his way, because you crow
he counters and make
to show them
lie usual way.
Everybody knows by IL
me that our handKerchid
lrpass anything ever b
IRE seen in Philadelpe
nd everybody wonders II !
e sell at such prices, |
aven't a part cotton ham I
erchief in the store. i
cond and third ctrcles, sOutnWet
from the cSEiIo. 7
Shoes, boots and slipps 81
n advertisement ought ps
II what you don't En :,
ready. You Know that = y
ave a quarter-acre s.
,oes; do you Know that H.
If of our trade is in goq
better quality than
ept at all by other hoS H'
ere ? do you know
'erything we keep at al
nod OF its kjnd--SP "F'
very likely, but 'IO
oddly? do you know s ~;
e make to measure "a pn
oes than any other no Ia
ywhere ? do you XII
~ our shoe-trade is I'd il AZ;
mes as. large as the ~
'gest in the world? 81
front. west side -
Little girls coats s g Il
esses,and little boys \ 'a IL
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NOTICE.

NyOrICE Is HEREBY 9IVkN THAI
~ the undersignrd will make application
| TO the nsxt session sf the LsgiSlatari OF The
State OF delaware Tor divorce from heI
hus. ana. v ilIiam II. Windsor.
1914 Int EMMY X. WINDSOR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20

'TTHE LhRGE5T ULyrIl Nu hOliS.
4 in PhilRdsiphis, IUHN WANAMAkEh
jtrAId !ten0t. iph &c. Ma EOG6r2LT ut.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-20

NorloI.
hereby give notice that shall apply Il
TO the next session OF the General Assembly
Of the state Of Delaware, for an act 10 divorce
one from tho bonds OF matrimohy with ny
hush md. Joshua =, LOWS.
SALLIE LEWIS.
Wilmington, Dol, Ncv.:9 tan
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NOTICE.
NLECTION NOTICE.
FIRST NATIONAL BAFK.
WILMINGTON IlRL. Deo. n. 1850

WILMINGTON. DRL., Dec. II, 1850.
Notice lie hereby aiven that tho annual
meeting of the $40 khOIuerE OF THE bsLk will
be held az tho banking house on Tuesday, the
18th day Of January, 1881, between tie Lour
OF 2 and 4 oArlock, p. H., Ter the purpose OF
electing NJ Stockholders To serve as Direc.
tors the emitting year.
I'LL GEO. b. ARMSTRONG Cashier.
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WAINWRIGHT.
No. 3i2 Market Street,
sells G0SSAMER WA.
TERPROOFS cheap.
WAINWRIGHT, M. 3l9 MARKET ST
Special Consignes sails Of
BEAUTIFUL OIL PAINTINGS,

Tho production OF some Of tho best artists In
ths country. These paintings were cons II cd
TO US to furniSh tho CiiLsns Ct WllmiDgto
and vicinity an opn"r unity to purchase ~
elegant, vGiuabiG and aIWayg acc. ptab bio and
Memorable ChkloTMAS PRESENT. a
PRESENT that will tend to beauty tho home
OF the raclniont aid ever pleasant AM
continuous reminder Of tho donor. The
Awnings are genuine, enclosed Ia eIe2Rnt
god frames and emb'83e GDCng many baa ..
tiful approximations OF taturo's scensry
Lefe and elsewhere. tho welI.knuwn portray.
ais OF "reencS On tho Hudson " ~ csnes o.
the hine," "SCtnes on tho suEIychanna,"
"Am0ng tho HleyEanies." "On tho White
Mountains, ""Falls on SChaith ,usol," and
msAy smaller pa ntinRs Of DsAutiil scenes IL
Tho dty ard country ranging from 81 To si2
These goods are sent 10 US TO be sold, and
row Is your chance TO purchste. You arc
o pecially Invited " call and see thisSplepdid
co'le3tion. We also have n magnificent line
Of JAPANESE GOODS, no beautiful NJ.
'icle BreSeutI consisting OF aIeQant Jewell
cafes, Writing Maps, Gard Holders, Match
Boxes Albums, Wall Biacke:s, Cigar Gases,
ETC., etc. e'c,, decorated with handsOms ana
artistic ses!9ns. These goofs are sold a. low
prices and invite your attention during tho
Weeks. Call ct
WAINWRI1HT'S,NO. 8i2 MARKET ST.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
0EORpE q. HAaANY

has lust opened at No. 1 West Sixth stree,
with full and seasouabls stock oil all kinds
Of boots and shoeg for ladies', gontiem en-,
misses, boys and children. II you want bsr.
gains In good goods give us q call a. the lit.
10 store called No. iWest Sixth street.
piJ-8md
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NUrspHs AMP TRIMMINGs
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Little girls coats
dresses,and little boys J
marked down a qua
more or less.
Southwest corner OF tho building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-29
Affairs on the virginia Side.

TAtiS SHthCH, VA, June 1851.
Editor Star: The republicans of Falls Church
district held their primary meeting to choose q
delegate to the Congressional convention to as
semble at Alexandria on July 1st on Saturday
evening last. AS was the case at the primary
meeting, the colored republicans were too smart
lor their White friends-they nominated their
II an.
Mr.. Norment, of your city, who bought what
mas Deen known laJterly as the Branhal farm
sold half OF 1t awhile ago to Mr.. Berryman.
think 1t is, for, it is said. good round price
There Is an unusually broad acreage OF early
potatoes planted this season II the yield should
lie large. as seems to be promised now, count on
cheap "murph1eS' this season.
am told that the Alexandria gazette states
that the increase In population in that city for
the last decade Is 200. In Falls Church district
1t is sO0
The peach crop as it approaches maturity
seems to grow small by degrees and beauti-
fully less" The earliest varieties just now
coming In season have been badly damaged by
the curculio.
The attempt by The Club to celebrate the 18th
OF July seems to have been failure.
A Garfield and Arthur club Is to be organized.
The republican elements in our state have been
dormant for some time. 1t is encouraging to
see them taking on new lie and energy.
4
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LOCAL NEWS,
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps win be lighted at $50 p. m. and
extfDguished at 100 am.
coal OIL lamp exploded last night in house
No. sZ9 AZ street southwest, occupied by Ed
ward Norman, cOlOred. His daughter Sarah,
about II years old, was badly burned and the
house was slightly damaged.
TIE Boys High School class OF 1880 met yes
teIday and elected the following officers: A. NJ
Co! lie, president; s. w. Clements, L. ID. Wilson,
and j. q. Fax, vice presidents; j. p. Spindle,
secretary; clinton Gage, orator, and e. b.
A republican club was organized by meet
ing at the rooms OF the National Veteran Club
last evening, by the election of D. b. Anger as
president, and John r. Miner secretary. a
committee TO draft constitution, consisting of
Judge E. w. keightly, VI. Trlmble, Paul HirSch
= ;. Burdett and James E. Waugh, was ap-
pointed
The graduating honor5 of st. Vincent's school.
which consisted OF gold medals and crowns were
awarded to four young ladies, viz: Misses Cece-
and Maggie Shields.
Mr.. Frederick Behrend, the welLknown Ger
man ~ e bread baker, died yesterday at his resi-
He was native of Hanover and was conscript
soldier under Napoleon. Mr.. Behrend started
the business OF baking rye bread in this Dis
Irict.
The new German orphan asylum will be oc-
cupied to-day. IL Is located at 2i22 X street is
three stories high, with a basement containing
ktchen, st0re-rOonls, large waSh-roomS etc.
Inc IrSt 1oOr contains the dining room. reCep-
uon-room and closets The second floor is de-
voted 10 the girls and the matron, with bath
rooms. etc.
MIS-. Mary E. ReintZell, daughter OF the late
W. 5. Nichols, and sister OF Mrs. Col Holdings
worth, died at the residence of Col HOllings-
worth, On west street, Georgetown, last even
iDg. aged 60 years
The many friends OF Mr.. Samuel Kirby are
CODgraiuat1ng him to-day, In having reached
his eighty-flrst birthday. He has spent seventy
years OF his life in this city.
This morning, in tie Police Court conn Har-
llSal. q mfIkfndn, was charged with MAKING N
Indecent assault on ThO5. Carroll He was
fined $50 or so days In Jail.
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ALEXANDRIA.

BEHEADED BY THE CARs-As the train On the
Virginia Midland railroad, on its way to this
city, approached GOrdonvtlle, yesterday, man
was discovered to be lying across the track.
The train was stopped and several of the train
hands went to the spot where horrible spec
tacle was presented. The mans head had been
severed from the body, the head lying on one
side Of the track and the body Oh the other. IT
is supposed that the unfortunate. colored
man, In state of intoxication, sat down ON the
track to rest and fell asleep, when the passing
night train struck him with the above result.
NARROW EsCAPE.-The Western Union Tele-
graph company is engaged in running two No.
4Wires, the largest used in the United States,
through this city to New Orleans and Florida
Last Saturday evening party of five workmen
under the superintendent of Mr. F. A. Gentry,
were at work at the top of the poles, about two
miles south OF this city, when the storm came
up; They were ordered down by Mr.. Gentry
until the storm passed over. Hardly had the
men reached the ground when a flash of light
ming came, striking all of the five poles, upon
each OF which but a few seconds previous
there had been man. Had the men been on
the poles at the time they were struck, instant
death would probably have been the result
Gazette, 2Sth.
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THE COVRTS.

EQUITY COURT. JydJe Cor
Yesterday, Hibernia Building Association agt
Glb0ons; hearing adjourned till Thursday.
Mdllach agt. Fairfield continued for the term.
D0ugiass agt. smith; same: Simms agt. Simm5,
submitted. Brent agt. District of Columbia
BUILDING Association; heard and decree ordered.
EQUITY CoURT-Jttdge Macarthur.
TC-day, Brent agt. d. G.. Building Association:
SAFE ordered; Stone and Duhamel appointed
trustees. Herrell agt Yost; mechanics lien
validated. yelling agt. Gales; guardian ad IL
TEN; Mary j. Stone appointed. Baldwin agt
Grahamtte and Trinidad Co.; receiver appointed
and Injunction granted.
CRIMINAL COURT, image Nae Arrhur.
yesterday, Frank jackson, robbery; not
To-day, Edward II. Dent, larceny, pleaded not
guilty. Chas. Turner second offence petit
larceny. convicted and sentenced to the peni-
tertiary for three years. Roxey Ross, assault;
bail fixed at 800.
POLICE CoURT-J,tdge Shell.
IC-oay, Robert SmallWoOd assault on Rachael
Wallace: $40 or thirty days. Charles Newton
ARRAY; forfeited collateral George Meyers.
assault on Mary Gardner; $40 or thirty DAYS
Harriet Prater. threats to Frances Dlggs. per-
sonal bonds to keep the peace. Elizabeth
Mccoy, assault on John Baggett; - or Is days
Jerry Driskell, ARRAY; $ Or fifteen days. Geo
Howard, do; forfeited collateral. Con Haragan,
assault on Daniel Carroll; $50 or thirty days
ADDISON Holmes, assault on Lizzie Holmes, his
ON Marta E. Taylor; $50 or sixty days in iail.
Daniel Dickson, assault on Robert B. Chapman:
$40 or thirty days. Fenton Jackson, assault on
John Dyson by striking him in the face with a
stone; s. or ten days. Jenny Sumner, loud aud
boisterous; $40 or thirty days. Annie Kirby.
vagrancy; bonds or ninety days. John Ken,
nedy, do; bonds or thirty days. Edward S.
Hall, fast driving; $40. Sally Robinson, va.
grancy; ninety days in the workhouse Lucy
Butler, do: bonds or thirty days. Lafayette
Jefferson, loud and bOisterous; IS. VIM. SON
nan. do; do. Ralph Driver, maintaining a
nuisance; IS. VIM. Davis charged with keep
lpg COW yard within 200 feet of a dwelling.
Foster, Evan Gimmell, John Sceld. JAS, Ma
money. Mary Barnes and JAS. Hastings, charged
with being dsorderly in the county; SIS each or
n1teen days. Isabella Norton and Nellie Tucker.
threats to Ida Davis: bonds or sixty days each.