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SEVERELY BURNED.

A coal oil lamp explosion, that mar
rowly escaped developing into seri-
Gus confiagration. occurred about 8
O'Clock last evening, in the house of
Mrs. Rachel M. Bennett, No. 804 w.
Fifth street. Mrs. Bennett was about
to retire to bed, and picked up light
ed coal oil lamp from The mantel, when
the oil exploded, burst the lamp, and
flew around in all directions. Tie car
pet and several articles of furniture
and clothing in the room, were dam
aged to the extent of about SIS, be-
fore the neighbors, who insl antly rush
ed in, succeeded in extinguishing the
flames. The damage to the house
will not amount to more than SEQ
Mrs. Bennett was painfully burned
about the head and side, but her in
Juries are not serious. The affair
caused an alarm to which the Fire De-
partment promptly responded, but the
services of the engines were not need
ed,
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Local Lanes.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Devilled crabs at Fullmer's.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Salt oysters ice cold at Fullmer's.

A ROMANTIC TALE OF THE SUA-
Through the bathing season in Calves
'ou hareor ends A. early AS October lst =
party went out by steamer to an island
IN the Gulf on the evening of October
1u last year, for the purpose of test
ing the salt water Among the ladies
was MRS. Il. h. Davis, the wife of M aier
DAVIS OF the town of Bryan. Mrs
DAVIS and her sister, Mrs. n. b. Davis
were left by their husbands in charge n,
M. w. McGraw, who was from BryA1
also. After an enjoyable bath and
when the time for the departure of the
steamer had come, Mrs. B. Ii. Davis
was missing Her sister had seen her
up to her chin in water few minutea
before and the news soon became uolaed
about that the lady was drowned The
ahalr caused much excitement through
out the night, and on the following dav
y was talked about in every house in
talvestou. large reward was offered
tor Inc recovery of the body, and a long
search, by means of boats aud seines
was made. week passed, and AZ M
cue TO the mystery could be found Mrs
DAVIS was given up as dead But few
weeks ago seven months having
elapsed. Major Davis received a letter
from his wife, who had landed in New
YORK, after seemingly endless cruise
u merchant vessel, by which she had
been picked up. She had tioated with
the tide for an hour, when her moans
attracted the attention of the vessel AZ |
passed out of Galveston harbor bound
for Brazilian port.
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II Worked.

Tho new turbine water wheel was
gwen trial, yesterday afternoon, under
the plans ALREADY described in the
GAZETTE, and proved quite successful
max ng iifleeI. revolutions per minute
ms IS equal to pumping capacity of
i,ooO,oOO gallons per day. In the test
ilttie more water was used than the city
Is entitled to, hut this will not make any
material difference. The contractors are
now at work tuching up the pump, and
putting 1t In complete running order.
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RAILROAD,
I)HILADELPIHA. vu,,l
l AND BALTIu,.pU
M OHM,

.cu.,m mAf 2lTH l@
"a lrains willleave Wilmington, 4.
Philadelphia and In,ermed,,,.v
NV. 10, 1919 a. III. 2.0. ICD
IN, g.IS p. m. NV
m Philadelphia Express, GA
i0;W "a. IN. y.iS p. IN Wv
Phlla. ana New York 28GN-a
M, ll.4l, 1879. l2.48, 5.iS D. m,
baltimore and Intern sIIs,.
S.35 a. IN. 5.22 y. IN.
baltimore and Bay line INN
baltimore and Washinpton i,
@l5 o35. IL. nj. 1852, /. .OI, l. n Tm
Trains for Delaware DIylsi"n
New Castle $40, g.2j, a. MI lIs
D. III. "
Harrington and Intermedlsls 4
s.25 a. m. Los, 6.3j p. IN.
Delmar and Intermediate s,sul
M; LOO p, III,
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and IntefmsjIst.
S.lOa. m. $40, 6.3D, 9.Sp.m,
Philadelphia and New York ~
baltimore and Washington, N
A. IN.
For further information pas,sni
referred to the time tables pOsiel
depot. HE RFNy
SnprTlDltl
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CLOSING LXERGISEs

The closing exercises of Mis- Apnis
Crawford's private school, on v esl S.c.
ond street, near Washing or, took nj, o..
this morning. The scholar, ht, Ia ,acI
ers from hve to eiPht Year, old, w, nj
through programme OF exercises thai
greatly delighted the parents and 9th, ~
T Tho nad blad to witness them.
Thomas S. Pugh spoke bri, fiy. comnii'
menting the scholars on the bandsn,n.
manner In which they had acouiIted
themselves, and the teacher for a.. evi.
dent proficiency In this work.
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WALL STREET Stocks
suffered q sharp decline in the early
dealings, and although they recovered
considerably the closing prices averaged
two or three points below those Of Tues
day. Secretary Sherman bought 81 .00O,-
900 OF bonds for the sinking fund.
Foreign exchange was weak at the re-
duced rates. Governments were strong
and all other bonds weak.
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Now Col. Forney has COME out fol
Hancock, the Philadelphia Radical
newspapers say he is of no account
lie Was worth regiment of their best
men In his day, and we have no doubt
equal to a half dozen of their ablest
men ON the stump now. The Demo-
Gratis of Philadelphia need help and
Col. Forney is just the man to aid
them.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

Closing exercises and examinations
were held this morning, in School No.
10, and IN the girls grammar depart
ment of No. l. These end the public
school examinations; and the schools
are now closed, to remain so until the
first Monday in September, while
scholars and teachers enjoy their vaca-
ton.
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I)hOPOSALS FOR FUEL.-Sealed pro
posals VIII be received by the Com
miltee on Fuel of the Board of Public
blucation, for furnishing the Board with
Wood. stove and egg coal, as may be re.
IuIrea i y, ior the use OF the Public Schools
ana Board room for one year.
PROPOSALS to be received until the I0t n
day OF July, 1880, at II O'Clock,
,a,, ne oolnlnlttee reserves the right 10 re-
Ject any and all bids.
above specified,
address, b: orc. Kenney, Chairman,
care OF ii. b. Morrow. Sec 0f the Board.
Jyl-l0t
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SALE OF SHORT HORNS.

CHICAGO, H., June 30, 1880. - The
Cochraue and Cannon herds of short
horns from Canada were sold at ID, xter
Park to-day. The attendance was large
aRd the prices ere the highest since the
New York Mills sale. The seventh and
eighth Duchess of Hillhurst sold,
brought 5000 each, and the seventh
Duke of Hlllhust brought $500. Forty
three animals were sold for S38, 526,
tLirty-three cows averaging about 1896
aud eleven pull 1922.
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Pumping Record Tor June.

Worth ngton pump at the city MILL
Running time 20 days, 800 hours. 40356G
revolutions; raised to Cool Spring res.r,
voir, 100, 14l 100 gallons.
Compared with corresponding month
last year shows an increase of q, 1862, $40
Total pumped by Worthinglon pnmp
AZ a. Guy NIL during past 9 months, 5I7,-
ponding time last year AZ, ,434, ,IsO paIIons
WVrthingtoD pHmp al Cool Sprino -
Running tune % days, 313 hours, S72 355
resoIu'ions raised to Rodney street re-,
ervoIr, II, ,457, ,22g gallons.
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city 7'ares for 1880.

City and school taxes for 1850 ara
now due and payable at the office Of the
lax COLLECTORS, No. 10 East Sixth street,
On al bills paid during July there will
be allowed discount Of five per so that
every person will find it to his dyan-
tage to pay in time to secure the benefit
oil this reduction. Tn Sc who can. had
better pay at once, as the rush during
the last few days of the month will be
enormous.
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Wilmington Markets.
llLADELPHIA MARKETS.
WKDNnSDAy Inn.

FLOUR continues quiet aud prices favor
buyers. sales OF lAUO barrels Ninneaots
tAIras, old stock and fancy al SI 70 a 8 10.
1enhsy .vania family At 81 k0as6; Western
lhe latter for high grade. Rye Flour ia
quiet. We quote 81 2ca4 71f.
GRAIN.-Wheat Is dull, and q cts. per
nushel lower Sales Of 25,eDO bushels, In
4 I uSins -, and req - lSal ~, new Delaware Al
elevator, attl ls June. 81 fsH July, SlU7E
Aug. and 81 OSN September. kye IL
actlye at 8lc. Corn is dull and easier
missd % 3i ,i io,Ooo bushels yellow at SC,
IN iAeu AT ol &c, steamer at 5Oa5OlLc. and
rejected at SOC. Al the open board bolIc
was bid for June, 4gc. for July. HsSc. A.
A1snS1, ,l -, and I'd 5OSc for September, oats
| Guiding mixed, at 8sc. and white at as. isi
ne receipts to- day were AZ folIows. iI1,
hbls. Hour, $4,000 bushels Wheat. 9ly ma
nusheis corn 1850 bushels OATS, x25 bprrsls
| WHIsKY.-5O barrels q, Wsstarn ,ron.
pouhd sold at Sl IL per gallon.
CATTLE MARKET.
| PHILADELPHIA, June %,
.sin bEEF "a TILE were q fraction lower.
V -%VV neAl arrived end sold at the differ
| IitiOn. fe' io'' ~ 70 COL
SHEEP were in fair demand. lOOOo head
,md la,n a. inc different yards at 3Aa5Lsc.
LOGS were dull. 800 head sold ~ the
| inherent yards at u "a &C. per NJ
| .,SS oMS OMMS were inactive. l5O head sold nj
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Pdrk Drove Yard, Wsa Phtis., June ls
SHEEP.-Extra, llO to 1870 pounds. az NJ
ssooui w i,U Ds., o. IS TO 4 S.; fair so 10 X
lambs, q to %; calves, 81 to oGc- HarSn,
ialr. Arrivals. 400 head. s
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THE EXCELSIOR FLAG.

The Excelsior Democratic Clubs
big flag now carries the names of Han
cock and English to the breeze. This
flag was rugged by Seth Feaster, who.
although a good Republican, claims
That 1t is the best piece of rigging in
this city. The flag floats very pret-
tily. o
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LOCAL TInp.
TRAINS AN

FoR pu, LEAVE Wuu
s,dS 70 go, 4 w lolS15 lSo1S15pnIaIA.-lsass z
sUndSS,.4 Sur dd;SU, 4.g SIS, 7.Si' S;"' : a a q;
p. m. "i'Z'Ei, S.lO,a r sS0 B
On 3; m; sna, nl2.sO, la a. IT, i i jS2.assI
;. FoR g !, ih~iTiiaodls;ys BAIT MOL; ys'@S !, n. ~.'1
5.2si 1iSi ! lISiS'' ~ rs, S.S5, a. AND NJ wAsal
an am. .'O'' p M Oh s. Sunday nj ~ n
"'Es Eop' p m. No SundaSS Sun nSy Line 90,
S.G, 6,35, p. m. nN'NSLE,,-s.OO NJ " i
az roH = DELAWARE =, X RSpRay 3 taIn1
> az For WnMINGT"nSSay trains,
trains. t%I a. m'' 800, Sos ! p, pSTa'Hs| M y
IN For 20 DELAWARE w., "
TRAINS ,iDu ~n' ,, m. No Su1Sd,Ss
s.aoi pnoS 3 % r,rl!l.LADrlp,InI.vS,llLlA M SlLAl \
9.2S 9, ~. ~ 5lIi 5lI;'S, 4 &. n; I11Iss III. IL
On D. m' mSund"'a' l2.ia, is, ~, 2Ss w n l
=. From z New YoRK,..
i.5s, s.css' ~ n A. 100 p. '' m ~ n Y
FROM BALrIMoRr-,oso
S;n m;; iG2,2o, Iz.5i, Ia.a:, ! 5'I'' % ! ", y
, From WAsiiIN,','%I'o,Hn a. ,n' s;i3 Pm /
iZ2, 1851, 1897 h b'oH;Ti !, d %, III
& y 5EsRoM, g n NEW CAsrLL'' ~ 40 ,, n. n.
90. go J.. m. No SUM- G,oo' vs. 4
a ir IRON DLLAwAEt R'"i II lfaIni
o.p y. IN. No Sni Ja, ~. ~. h.-l.l
q n IRON =, y oMILMINGroS SS",ls 4 Nn.,,.
I,T, Irsina .i'|' a. M; 6,i5 p. IUhfS. M \,
= FROM "a DELAWARE wrsr,.,. ,
.. ii'' = 10, y. IN. No sundasN N u
TRAINS FOR wuLMIYGT1oSss ~
PHlLAbELPRHIlHVS
FROM BROAD STREET Avn n, ,r <
q aiaSoEaNnUJE-7.3O, ! ~ ! ~ $40, io.s' 'U IA M% \. 'I
I, ~ ~ $40, $50. 400, 5.l5. 4 a. w u
= li;sO ;s P n, m: :: On sundays, S,sSs pa'
s FROM THIRTY-SEcoyn .,
orkEEIs.- 80, n.aj a, M ANo ~ !.
m.; i.W a. III. On Sundars' ~ 'ss X
=. NorE. The black 6pur.s ,...
I'm ted Express on nv SbIsPP' bLItP'
are is charged y" which
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CoUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED

.WAsHINGToN, June 30.-An officer
OF the Secret Service Division OF the
Treasury telegraphs from Franklin
The arrest at that place of gang of
coin counterfeiters. John ShaTgo
John Davis, John Phinnesse, john
Beach, Keller Beach, Wheeler Beach
and William Bowers.
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OUR BOYS AT HAyERFORD

AT tue commencement OF H,v.rforJ
College. near Philadelphia, yesterday.
Joseph Rhoads, Jr., OF this city, deliver ,
ing The vailed lctorv, and Alex. I. .Corbit
~ Odessa, delivered an oratiou on
'kearn-yism." He received the degree
OF Bachelor of Science, aud Mr.. Rhoads
that of Bachelor IT Arts.
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ROBBED OF FIF1y Dot,Aes

On Sunday, a man at the "Bookn n,
preparing to take a bath. hung his n.nt.
up IN the bath house, and on return,no
FOUND his pocket book containing S50
hau breh * racted. He accused a man
present. OF taking 1; and a personal di III :
culty IKE to have been the result. Tn,
parties were both excHrsinnists on The
susie Mccall" of Wilmington
Smyrna Times,
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ASH0R 4 AT CAPE MAY

WA@HINGToN, June 3O.-The sIppal
ofncer al Cape Nav reports: Sloop Pima.
lore, from Philadelphia bound for A..
iantlc City, came ashOse about one mil.
n'rth OF that station at 1l:30 +. NJ. on
'ne Nth; her ceutre boald broken, and
'he Hes in IA dangerous position. Ths
captain wants assistance.
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SPECIAL NOT ICE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering nom the sr-
rors and indisoretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood.
DC, will send Q recipe that will cure you
was discovered BY q missionary in south
America. Send q self add ressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH 7. IrMAN, Ssottom ID.
NssD York Otv. MAy4-eOdDAwly
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IuE MIDDIES

The practice ship Dispatch, from An
napolls, now lying off Edgemoor will
leave this evening. This afternoon the
cadets visited the works of Pusey, Jones
q Co., aud other Establishments.
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Convict La bOr Pr0fits

SIN0 SIN0, N Y, June 3O.-The fo,-
lowing are the accounts of Sing Sine
Prison for the month of June. Total
earnings, SlS ,42013; expenditures, Sl5,-
hSis1 net profits for the month, 81, 1885,
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SAD MEMORIES NOW RECUR-
RING

And now with summer heats and sum.
in"r winds come the memories of wears
pa ., when fever-stricken community
III New Orleans looked 20 that old land.
marx OF mans faith in the charity OF
man, the WOrld-Famous Charity Hosni-
lai. But, alas, the generous contri bution
oi pubic are not always forthcoming.
and Tor a steady revenue this firm hone
OF the living and warm comforter of the
lying, has TO look to the revenue il
drawS' by the Intervention OF wise legs-
latlon (prim but stingy IN oralists 10 1he
contrary notwithstanding) from the
Louisiana State Lottery Company-un-
der grant of % years, recognizei in the
revised constitution of the State The
drawings, when 50 wins $50, 600, occur
On the second Tuesday Of every month,
application TO M. A. Dauphin, New Or
leans, La, or same person at No. 3lD
broadway, New York City. iI.6t
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Meetings Tonight.
THURSDAY,

Clayton Lodge. No. 4, X. OFF.
Eden Lodge, No. 81, l. y. 0. +.
Jefferson Lodge, No. =, |. O.O.F.
Manhattan Lodge, No. IL, 1. y. X. NJ.
Hope Counca, No. z, Jr., o. i. A, M.
German Mutual Beneficial Society No
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Financial and CemmsPeial.

WILMINGTON. Del., June q, ieee.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald d Co., 3. K. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington. DEL. ~ II
Al. TO day:
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FOURTH EDITION

NmdAcattOns for To-Day.
Clear or partly cloudy weather, winds
mostly southwesterly, stationary or
higher temperature ami barometer.
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LOCAL STOCKS AN
STOCKS.


National Bank of Delaware. 800
First National Bank.................. lS
Union National Bank. ~
National Bank OF VII. q Brandywine %
Farmers Bank .............,.. So
Wilmington Coal Gas sCo..........,.... 10
Delaware X. X. O0.....,.,.........,..,. d
Delaware Western X. h. Co.........,. ~
Phila.. VIII. q Baltimore X. X. Co... 70
Wilmington & Northern X. r. Co..... rs
Wilmington Passenger Il. W. Co...... ~
Delaware Fire lns. CO............".... So
Masonic Hall Co.
Delaware State. .i6
Wilmington City lilo
Wilmington City 5's....................lW
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. 100
Wilmington Passenger z. W., LIST
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Roots and Shoa.

Dahlel MeCusker, PIG W. I'd street. has
got In II large stock OF boots and shoes for
me spring trade, and is determined To
sell them cheaper than any house In the
city. give him call and save money,
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lin ted Express, on ''s ShIsPN hitPN
are IL charged -" "nieh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27

A SUITE Of very handsome parlors on first floor
~ newly aud finely furnished; heated by omen
CRATES; first class In every respect price SO No s2l
Thirteenth st n W, jazz
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27
Baltimore Markets..


BALTIMORE, ND, January 2G
Cotton dull. Middling 1899.
Flour duh and weak. Howard street and West
ern superfne 81 50d5 do extra So 1906 20; do
family, So 25@7; City mills superine. 81 5OD5; do
extra, So 7j696 25; do family, So 25@7 %; do Rio
brands 81 25@7 So PatOpsco family, SO.
Wheat-Southern nominal In absence of c9ipts:
Western opened lower, but advanced and closed
firm. Southern red, 81 339l 81 do amber, 81 i3GD
/ AZ; No Western winter red, spot and January,
II 376ll 81 February 81 39@l 3Ol4 March 81 10
i asa; April, 81 1901 42l.
Corn-southern a shade better and firm; West
b9c Western mixed, spot and January, 55lS@5Gc;
February, 6l5@55Xc; March and April 58G58IEc
May, 52lIa53c steamer, 54lS6pj5
Oats quiet but firm. Southern, 40@5Oc Western
white, 40@50ci do mixed, 4s9l9c; Pennsylvania,
d0@50c
Rye dull at 9O@05c.
Hay steady. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, sl7@lS per ton.
Provisions dull. Mess pork, sl3.50. Bulkmeats-
loose shoulders 4Mc clear rib sides. Z; do packed,
bLdp7l5c bacon shoulders, 594c; clear rib sides Sc;
. hams 1OlI@lfc lard refined lierces SIC.
Butter steady. Prime 10 choice Western packed,
Od26c; roll, lSd23c.
Eggs quiet at li@Ql5c.
Petroleum nominal; refined TX
Coffee dull, Rio cargOes, h@l6&c.
Sugar steady. A soft 5sc.
Whisky dull at 81 llGl 70
FTeights to Liverpool per steamer quiet. Cotton,
S-l6d; Hour Is Cd grain, Id
RoCeiptS-FlOnr, 1855 bblS wheat 5000 bu corn,
1860 BIZ; oats, 4 900 bu rye, 800
hipments-Whcat 80 600 bu; corn, % 900.
Sales-Whent, 3l5,90O bu: corn. O3400 bu,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27

summon fourteen men to complete the panel, and
adjourned until Monday next
EQuIfY CouRr-JUsrlCE JAMEs-FrOin VS. Fraln
testimony ordered to be taken before John A..
Clarke; examiner and complainant allowed Tour
days from January %, then fifteen to defendant
and aferW0rd four for rebuttal, Russell vs. Ma
tiona Capital insurance Company; ON hearing
CRIMINAL COURT - CHEF-JUsnCE CARTIER -
Elsie CusenbCrry, alias Richard Brown grand lar
Geny arraigned and pleaded not guilty. william
H. Price, assault with intent to XIII Hrrnigned ana
pleaded not guilty Hileary Johnson, larceny ar,
nigncd ana pleaded not guilty; on trial. Nathaniel
Thomas, second ofense petltlarceny; arraigned ana
pleaded not guilty. Maggie Davenport, keeping q
bawdy house; guilty sentence suspended. Frank
Jordan, assault with intent to kin; arr0ignod ana
pleaded not guilty. William II, Webster burglary
and larceny Grralgned and pleaded not guilty.
Albert Wheeler, alias White, burglary and larceny
arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Lcmuel john
son, larcenyi guilty; sixty days IN jail.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
SUPREME Court OF THE DIsTWCr-JusTiCEs MAC.
ARTHUR, IAGSER AND CoX.--No -, camp,
States vs. Jones; 49, Oliver VS.. Cameron; 40,
Dowd VS.. Acker's executors; 49, Davis Sewing Ma
chine Company VS.. Rothwel; "a, Lincoln use &C.,
and Trust Company; IS, Dickson VS.. b. & p. X. II.
Co.; 10, OBren vs. Il. Il +. X. X. Co.; 20, Sprlngman
VS.. b. up X. r. Co.; u, West VS.. b. & p. X. X. Co.
Equity CouRT-JUsrICE JAMEs.-No. 1G. Cahll
VS. Cahill g. Rick VS. Neitzy; IS, Fayolle vs.. Texas
Pacific Railroad Company 3, jackson VS.; Hulsej
=, National Metropolitan Bank vs.; Hitz; ~,
Curry, VS.. smith; lG, Cahill vs.. Cahill; is, Lewis
vs. Johnson; 1slS Miller vs.. Miller 10, Nation vs..
McGrew; 20, AtChison vs. Capitol Hill Building AS
sociation; q, Boards VS.. Center y, Hunt VS..
Burche.
CRIMINAL COURT CnIEF.JusrIcE CARTTER.--
Albert Wheeler, burglary and larceny William II.
Wooster, burglary and larceny; FrankJordan. as.
sault with intent TO kill; James Joyson, larceny;
Nathaniel Lewis, alias Samuel Thomas, petit lar
ceny, second ofense; Elsie Cusenberry. alias Rich
ard Brown, grand larceny; HILLARY Johnson for
gerry; William IL. Price, assault with intent to kill.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27

SuPREMES.SSftl or THE Observation-Disclosures MAC.
ARTHUR, HAGSER AND CoX-Strong vs. MarmiOn
Judgment below affirmed, United States VS.. James
NJ W. Stone Judgment below affirmed Lehman
vs. Pullman Palace Car Company; Judgment
below affirmed and new trial denied. Luchs vs.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Judgment below affirmed. Phillips vs. Gilbert;
mandate and opinion of the Supreme Court of the
United States filed. Woodbridge u patent appeal
assigned for February 10th. Dudley vs.. Brown
argument concluded
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-JUsTlCR WYLIE-Strong
vs. District Of Columbia; hearing In progress.
CIRCUIT COURT No. l--JusTlCE MACARTHUR
The Jury was called aud the case of strong VS..
District OF Columbia being still on, adjournment
was taken of the term for one week.
CIRCUIT Court No. 2-JusTICE CoX.-rhe January
term OF this court was opened yesterday, The jury
was called and the following Jurors were excused
John II. Magruder, A. IL, MARYLAND, Thomas Jarvis
and Daniel Rolb. The following were not found !;
Henry X. Soarle, Eugene Lucas and George b. Nc
Carter The regular panel was short-seven nell
the box becoming exhausted before 1t could be
completed, The court ordered the marshal 70
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-27

When | 90 to the house of God do not
want amusement. / want the doctrine which
is according to goodness | want to hear the
remedy against the harassng of my guilt and
the disorder Of my affections l want to be
led from WEAKNESS and disappointment to
that goodness which filleth the hungry soul.
| want to have light upon the mystery Of
Providence; to be taught how the judgments
of the Lord are right; how shall be prepared
for duty and for trial. how may fear God all
the days of my life, and close in peace. Tell
me of that Lord Jesus "who His own self bore
our sins in His own body on the tree" Tell
me of His "intercession for the transgrcssors,"
as their advocate with the Father" Tell
me of His Holy Spirit, whom they that believe
in Him receive, to be theirpreservor, sanCther
and comforter. Tell me of His chastcnings,
their necessity and their use, Tell me of His
presence, aud sympathy, aud love. Tell mo
Of the virtues MS growing out Of His cross and
nurturcd by His grace. Tell me of the glory
reflected on His name by the obedience of
faith Tell me of vanquished death, of thO
purified grave, of blessed resurrection, Of the
life everastug-and my bosom warns. This
is Gospel these are glad tidngs to me as u
sufferer, because glad tidings to me rs a sinner
Dir. john W. Mason.