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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-10
New York Market.
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Jan. 10
Whiat-steady but lower; 1 2s21 cash; 29H bid
Feb; 30Is March.
Corn-Weak and lower; 4O1s cash; 40A Feb
4515 May.
Oats-Steady; IS cash; sos May.
Rye-7S.
Barley-S5.
Pork-Weak and lower; 10 40 cash; 10 say Feb
13 20 March.
Lard-Weak and lower; Z co cash; : 72i Feb;
S21z March.
Whisky-l TO-
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts G. 600; steady and firm: mixed
packing 5504 20; heavy shipping 6504 50.
Cattle-Receipts 1900; shipping excited and 10c
higher OO15 rs: butchers active and strong 2 80
as 40; feeders and stockers firm 2 60Qs3 80.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-10

GALVESTON. Texas, Jan. "a Nesos
special from Cambridge says: NJ. A.
Seay. a man supposed to be insane, went
to the residence of j. H. Ladd, ten miles
east of here. and shot Ladd dead without
the least provocation. Thence he went to
Samuel Tubbs' house. and shot him five
times. Tubbs is not expected to live
Seay then went to Logan's farm. and
Informed Logan what he had done. Before
he could be prevented, he placed pistol
to his own head and blew out his brains.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-10
Remember

that NINETY FIVE cents will buy q
genuine DR.. Warner Health Corset. at NJ !,
g. Mills, dry goods. emporium. If
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-10
EiEis HIlzzii izIks3s1sz ] q 8
G6iIS73sI7 vIE:I5SIS5,EE.N

An Agreeable Aperient and Refrigerant
This well-known preparation Is highly recon-
Inended for DYspEPsIA HEADACHE, Sickness of the
Stomach Heartburn, and all complaints arising
from Acidity Bilious and Malarial Fevers IL cools
the blood and regulates the bowels 1t Is q favor-
lite medicine for children and it's acidity and sweet
taste makes it cooling and refreshing. Put up IN
o. bottles. Prepared by
A ROGERS SONS, Chemist, n. y
s- Superior to Mineral Waters, Seidlltz POW
ders, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10
THU GOHRTS.

Equity COURT-yudge Con.
bill. F. S. & T. Co. agt. Barton: trustees bond
approved Same agt. Brooks; do. Oidberg agt.
PTentlsS; pro confesso against certain defend
ants. Brown agt. Burnley; time limited to take
fngle::. McLain agt. Bailey French Paving Co:
rule discharged. Farris agt. FarTfs; proof to be
taken before John Cruikshank. Diamond agt
Natlonal capital Insurance Co.; decree pro con-
dissolved with costs Leonard agt. Leonard:
testimony published. National Metropolitan
Bank agt Hltz; referred to Justice Hagner
Lewis agt. Kennedy; continued for the term
Arnold agt: Arnold; submitted. National Asso-
citation Relief, etc, agt Crandall hearing fixed
1or MONDAY. Edmonston agt. Edmonston: SUBJ
mitted. Meller agt. Lambert; trustees sale
con oondltionally Walter agt Gently;
agt. Howe; submitted. Daily agt. Daily; account
OF investment by trustee approved
To-Day Brown agt Fox; Injunction continued
CaIter agt. Jones; Calf & Co. and Ergood & Co.
alioHed 10 intervene. Hughes agt. Faunce; pro
cOnfesS0.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jtdge Cor.
yesterday, Mcbride agt Watson; plea al
lowed Ergood agt. Jones: Judgment nOtwith-
standing plea for s20917. Gait agt. same: same
for S456.l0. Burdett agt. Farnum; Judgment by
default for $25l. 49, ~
POLICE CoCRT-JadCe Btndp pro tenn.
10. DAY, Geo. Ferguson, disturbing the quiet
OF GEORGETOWN; S. or days. jacob Beet. pre-
Chas. Sanderson, loud and boisterous: S. or IS
Gays each. David Williams profanity: S. or
DAYS: WIN. Meyer, unlicensed commercial
agent; continued. Susan Bruce, disorderly in
cent exposure; IS Or Is days. John Wilmof,
threats; continued Francis Martin, threats:
personal recogn1Zance. Francis Martin, ASSAULT
= or 10 Gays. Walter HungerIord. do; s. or
or days. George Ferguson, assault; contlr-
ued. frederick Saunders, larceny; do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10
Washington Market, Retail Prices.

MEATs.-Beef. s1rloin, 2Oc per h.: do. porter
mouse, 2Oa95c.; rib roast 10a1Sc: steak 12i<a q !,
Corned Beef. sa1Oc.: Dried Beef chipped ga: n : ,
40. sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 1Sa25c.; Veal 12ka.O,.
Mutton, 12Ha15c.; Pork. 1Oa12kc; Sau aga
l2Ec.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 124ai4c !:
Sh0ClueTS, SAGE; Breasts. 10al1c.; Lard, SaiOc.
FRC1TS--Peaches- 40a60c. per PIX; Dam sons 60
at3c- per PIX: oranges, 25a59c. per doz.; 90 Flor
IDA, 60aG0c. per doZ-; Lemons, 3OatOc. per uoz:
Banannas. 25a5Oc. per doz.; Grapes, sails per TO- ;
Pears. .5c.asl per peck: do. (cooking). 2Oa3Oc,
Apples, Soa4Oc. per peck: do {cookIng}' 2O,st.':
do. ,tcrab) 50a6oc. per peck; Watermelons. 15a25;
each; CanteloupeS. 5a10c.; Plums, T5c al per
peck; ounces. 5026oc- per peck.
FISH.-Perch 40a50c. per bunch; Rock large
1Ga15c. per To-, 25a50c per bunch: Mackerel, 15c.
per ID; Hahbut, 15a20c.; Sturgeon, sc. per TO-:
Catfish. 20a25 cents per bunch: Lobster l2c. per
H.. Terrapin lsliders), 1Oc per 10: Turtle, ESQ.,
81 each.
BUTTER-Phlladelphi Print, 4Oc. per H.:
western Creamery, 35c.: New York. 30a95c:
ron- 25a3oc.; Cheese, 15a20c.; Eggs, 20a25c. per
dozen.
Observation-Disclosures. Irish, 9Oa30c. per pix
do. sweet 30a+Gc. per PIX: Cabbage. 3a5c.;
Beets. 3a5c. per bunch; Lettuce. Ease. per head:
TuInips, Ease. per bunch; Onions 40a5O per PIX;
do. (Sprng,l Sa4c. per bunch; Radish Sc per
bunch; CucumDerS, 11a12c. per doZ.; Carrots
&c. per bunch: Peas (biack eye) 10c. per quart:
Beans. @a30c. per peck: do. QLinaj SatGc.;
tomatoes. 15a20c. per peck; CymoltnS. Sal2c
per dOZ-: Egg Plants &C.; Corn IOal5c per doz
POULTRY.-Chtckens 60a75c. per pair; Ducks
1Sca AL per pair; Geese, 5Oc.asl; Squads, s1..5as2
Per doZ-
GAME.-Reedbid. 4Oa5Oc per dozen: Ortolau
- 10 sl5O; Snipe, - TO &. go per dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10
ALEXANDRIA.

The MAYORS SALARY.-A petition Of Court
land Fl. Smith, mayor, for writ of mandamus
against F. L. Brockett, auditor Of the city OF Al
e2andr1a, was argued in the corporation court
toner, and Captain X. Kemper for the corpora
ten, and submitted to Judge Chiffon for
decision. The petition Is to authorize the
auditor to issue warrant for the salary Of the
mayor at the rate of $500 per annum instead Of
$500, the petitioner claiming that the city
council had no right to reduce the So larry of the
may or after his election, and that the ordinance
thereto.
THE WHIPPING PosT.-BeverIy Walker, COZ
ored, received thirty-nine lasheS at the station
from man named FergJson.-Gazette OF Yes
ieTdQU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10
Educational institutions.

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
The Columbian University, under the charge
of DR.. j. c. yelling, ranks among the first edC-
cat1onal Institutions OF the country. 1t Is sup
Piled With an admirable corps of teachers In all
departments. and IL has reputation or turning,
CUt graduates thoroughly trained and especially
Weil-equipped fer the practical work OF life. The
moral training Is also excellent, and one never
hears of rOwdyfsm, brutal haZing, and the like
at the Columbian. The college opens September
6: the medical school October 4, and the law
school October g.
st. johns Collegiate Institute, Vermont ave-
nue., between vi and y streets northwest, has
Brother Tobias as president. The charges are
low and Redistribution thorough.
Prof L. TWitcheu having leased, renodeled
and furnished the Congress Hall building loca-
ted on A street southeast, near fSt street east,
Will reopen the Capital Business College Sept.
10. There will be thorough instruction In all
branches taught in similar institutions.
Mrs E. i. Jensen Will continue her instruc-
lions 10 misses and boys at her new residence,
204 street.
Miss Mary Tucker Magiu. the wellknovn
teacher OF eiOcutiOn. VIII resume these classes
october list, at her residence, 2126 Pennjyl-
yaHia avenue.
Miss HaIrover,s excellent school for young
ladies and children will reopen Monday, Sep
TENDER 18th. Address Miss Narrower, 1916 st.
The National University, OF which President
Hayes is chancellor eX-O1licio, re0pens Monday,
september 10Th, in its law, mathematics sur
yeying and civil engineering departments. The
18th, and the school for geology. &C., Will be
organized some time IN October.
The time hOnored and prosperous Georgetown
tOlIege VIII resume It's classes in The academic
department September 9th. The beautiful, costly
and wen arranged college buildings recently
erected show that the energetic managers OF
this successful institution mean to keep no the
mont rank III every respect.
The school or Law OF Georgetown University,
Which has wide reputation. opens for the an
nual term Wednesday evening, october 9th, Ia
the lecture hall, 9l5 st. NV.
Tie preparatory school OF Columbian COllege
which ranks among the best schools OF it,
character In the District, reOpened yesterday
With large attendance. The school affords a
thorough preparation for college and also fur
niShes high school course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

NINETEENTH AENIvERSARY OF THE METR--
FoLITAN POLICE FoRCE.-To-morrow will De
the 18TH anniversary OF the first roll call of the
number of original members was 150 and OF
IN Sc b r. ale yet On duty fifteen. Those CON.
posing this number are W. G. Brock, major and
Supellntendant, (then roundsman] Capt. C. X
Greer, 1t. John L. Kelly, 1t. C. Noonan, 1t. A
Eckioff; and Sergeants Goodwin, Pierce and ROY
eIt A. Mllstead, Acting Sergeant VIM T. Riley.
LII. !: M: Skippon, and Privates Caleb Sebastian.
X S. Jones, A. Brown and John T. Finley.
Ihey were sworn in at the City Hall, and the
flIst roll call was by Sergeant II. Hepburn, In
then the 10th precinct, on Sept. nth. 1867 and
all entered on duty at once that night. there
being terrible storm raging at the time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10
condemned LOCALS

street lamps will be lighted at ESQ p. N. and
eXtiDguiShed at 3:45 a m.
In consequence OF the rain, the carrying out
of yesterday S program at the Rockville falr was
postponed until to-day, when the various CON-
IniItees are expected to report. The fair Will
continue open tomorrow.
The Young Mems Central Garfield and Arthur
Club Inet last night at 1914 ST, Mr.. VIM Z.
Cooper in the chair, and elected several new
members
The Indiana Garfield and Arthur CLUB met
last night at Odeon hall, ID. p. Holloway. eS l..
In the chair; and the committee on transpnrta-
ton OF voters made report very favorable Tor
Iheap rates.
About icon today the awning In front OF
PeTry's dry goods store, corner OF pennsylvania
avenue and 9th street, caught IRE from cigar
stump which was thrown from one or the upper
windows. Tie fire was speedily exttnguishe1 by
the employees OF the store.
The steamers George Leary and Lady OF the
Lake In coming ND from Norfolk last night had
a hard time OF It. A severe northwestern gale
was blowing. Neither boat, however, sustained
any damage. Hampton RhoadS was filled with
vessels seeking shelter. IL
The Rockville fair will be continued to m0T-
row. See adyt.
The WEEKLY STAR VIII be sent postpaid for
the presidential campaign for forty cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

The NEW ENGLAND F.IR-rhoro ,,,o, T.,
tmr nSe y at!endance at the New England agricnI.
ceGai ialr IN worcester yesterday lar9e nro.
escorted Vice President Wheeler 10 the
saouhntIs, ana national salute was fired On
reaSGa a Ihe grand stand Vice President Wheeler
Ve ae "a sReech In which he referred to the bra
~ une people OF New England from the
WIN whose love for their country forced them from
Ine neios and shops to its defense OF the great
name that bad been made by them. J;idgo
Harlan, OF Kentucky, and Senator Hoar - : :
Judge lockwood Hoar followed with brief ad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

an alarm signal announced another fire In the
vicinity OF Pike and Division streets. 1t proved
to be on the third floor OF No. 119 Division
den's family. Mrs. Weingarden was aroused Of
the Inhalation OF smoke, which produced a
smotherirg sensation. Rising from her bel
she discovered one OF the beds ablaze in an
adjoining apartment, where the children slept,
Her outcries aroused the inmates, and In
ar other moment she had dashed into the smoke
filled room and was down in the street with
moment the greatest excitement prevailea.
People deserted their rooms and ran partly
dressed down to the street for safety. In toe
meantime the police and tiremen arrived, aud
DUNG the flames and allay1ng the excitement.
The origin OF the fire is mystery.-N. =. Her
aid, 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

TIE VICTORIOUS TCRSERs-The Milwaukee
turner's, v DO arrived mere yesterday I01rDin,r
as stated IN TIE STAR last evening. spent RE
gay with the COLUMBIA Verrtn of this civ
Ihey were entertained at Aman's 10 the arrpr
noon Dy MI. Palmer, agent for Schlitz' MjlWau-
kee brewery, and afterwards at a banquet at
aoners, at which about sixty set at the board
MI. IT, HenrichS, president of the Columbia
Iurn-yerefn. at the head OF the table with Mr.
George Br0Sius, leader of the Milwaukee team
az his light, and Mr.. Simon Wolf on his I9fi
Tine latter made speech OF welcome on the
part OF columbia Turner'S and DR.. B. MoSer OF
the Milwaukee Herald Germany, and member
or the Milwaukee team, responded Mr. BroSius
stated that before the team left Milwaukee for
Europe the German ladies OF that city presented
them with an American flag. on the day OF the
distribution OF prizes the mayor OF Frankfort at
tached two rosettes and Streamers suitably In
scr1oeC-one red and one white-to the flagstaff
In Boston last Wednesday the mayor COMPLETED
the American trt color by adding a ro5ette OF
Due. The festivities were concluded with the
singing OF German anthem. After the BAN
quet the Turner'S were escorted 10 Abners gar
Gep, and little after o'clock departed for the
Baltimore q Ohio depot. The Columbia Tur-
nerS, having been drawn up In line saluted
their departing guests. The nag with the three
rCsetteS was Gnfurled and cheered. The team
took the $40 train for Chicago. where they will
remain over saturday. and then proceed to tt.22,"
homes IN Milwaukee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

John Looram. a colored man. began a suit
agaihst the Old Dominion steamship company
d Hs me recovery OF 900 damages ia the t. S.
cnmnsn So .ia!yes Yesterday. He bought from the
H bil n1s iteturn he Charges that he was refusei
us meals In the saloon and was not allowed a
StaJeroOm.-N. y. Sun Oh ~ law "AAo"o"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10
GEORGETOWN.

THE ACT PASSED BY CONGRESS at the last
session, including Georgetown In the list of
ports to which the privileges OF the immediate
transportation Of foreign goods upon their arri-
val at the principal seaports Of the country is
extended, is working to the satisfaction of I'M
porters In this District Previous to its passage
goods destined for this District were held at
ports OF arrival until they could be examined,
appraised and entry made for withdrawal
lot consumption or for transportation in bond
70 this port Under the present system the
goods are only held at the seaports long enough
10 Identity them by marks, numbers, etc, as
lne goods mentioned In the accompanying IN
voices, when they are at once shipped to the
District In locked cars OF which the custom
GlIlCeIs at each port hold the keys Importers
here now save from week 10 q fortnight In
time: and considerable expense 10 the Way OF
hauling etc.
THE COAL TRADE.-Thirty-eight boats left
Cumberland Wednesday, with 3,2o2OS tons OF
coal as follows: For Georgetown-Consolfdat
Co.. 6s1.14 tons, Blaen Avon do, 45t0S do:
MARYLAND do. ola do; New central DO,
226o 5 DO; Borden do. 229 do; Georges Creek
DO. 117.l0 DO; Piedmont DO. 2Sl.1S. For Alex
al dria as follows: American CO.. 5,7.l9 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

THE DEATH SENTENCE IN THE CASE OF TIE
HIKTH MUKDERERs.-To-day, between the hours
of ~ and o'clock, was the second time set for
convicted OF the murder Of George Philip
Firth. on p street, On the eth of January last
The first day set was April 30th last. This case,
1t VIII be remembered. excited great deal of
attention, and was taken to the Court in General
Term, when the decision Of the court below was
a1frmed' The prisoners having again been
brought into court, today was set for the time
President granted them reprieve until No1en-
Der 10Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

RAILROAD EXTENSIONS IN COLORADO.-A Denver
dispatch says that very large number of LABOR
ers have arrived In Colorado from the eastern
states and Canada this season to work on lie
various railroad extensions, Tha-a arc nira IN
progress, yet the work is delayed By the scarcely
OF laoorers, the Denver and Rio Grande com
pany alone requiring at least 5000 more men
IMAM they are at present able to secure. The
laborers are receiving from $l.75 to $3.50 per
day.. The mines draw away more than half the
number imported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10
Anlusenents. &c.

NATIONAL THBATER--The title OF Habbarton' g
new play, deacon Crankett" would not con-
vey to lady readers of THE STAR an idea of It's
character. 1t is beautiful love story. with
charming features OF domestic life and dash
OF hunnor, and is likely to become popular. I,
is presented by fine company the principal
characters being in hands which do 1t fun IDS
tce:. There are only a few more chances to
see Ii. -
F0RDs OPERA HOUSE.-We have had rather
zoo much Uncle Toms Cabin, of late years,
out when the play is well presented by a
singing by well trained troupe of vocalists. ii
ought still to draw. Two more nights and a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

In THE STREET WITH HER THROAT Ctr
Kate Grimes, woman often In the police court
In Columbus, O., for petty offences. was found
IN The street there yesterday morning with her
was seen with her Wednesday night, has been
arrested On suspicion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10
Picnics. Excursions. Sc.

a complimentary excursion to the officers of
10 GlymOnt.
Next "Wednesday there will be grand tour
nament and ball at Marshall Hail. The Corco
ran Will make two trips to the Hall.
Franklin Legion Will leave TO morrow ar 7.ao
am. on the ArrOwSmith for their excursion 10
P1ney Point. The arrangements are perfected
and are In the hands Of an excellent COMMITTEES
The boat Will return at 11:30 pm.
The Mary Washington will leave To- nornow at
$50 Am. for Mount Vernon Springs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

SINGULAR SUICIDE.-Martin II. Clancy,
Well-knoWn resident OF Haw;ey, Pa, committed
ner He was sitting at his desk reading when
ne suddenly said, ut Is very hot; guess II
blow my brains out" A second later there was
an explosion and he fell dead with pistol ball
In his brain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

TIE CASE OF BROWN AGAINST Fox was called
up his morning in the Equity Court, and the
Injunction was continued until the final hear
Ing. This Is the case in which Constable
Josepts attempted to serve a writ for posses
SOP, inthe case OF shoemaker, who claims to
have purchased the property, and the constable
received shot in the groin from parties on the
premises, who claimed to be protecting their
property. Before he made second attempt
temporary restraining order was issued BY
Judge Wylie, and when the case came I'D
week ago, the plaintiffs having amended the
bill, 1t was commended that they had waved the
temporary order, but 1t being simply a verbal
amendment it was allowed to stand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

The LUCK OF AN ACTRESS.-Miss Carrie How
arc, variety actress, we'll known TO aTnuSe-
ment-lovers or Baltimore, Is now wanted as
she is supposed TO be the heress of $50 600. Mr.
i. b. StilSon. OF Washington was in the CITY
yesterday ana inquired at the box Office OF the
Monumental Theater, where Miss Howard
played two engagements last season, as TO her
whereabouts. Mr.. StilSOn stated that 1t was
through the British minister ar Washington ne
learned that the great grandfather or Miss
Howard had recently died In Yorkshire Eng
land, leaving her his fortune. The whereabouts
OF the young helreSS not being known in B4ltt-
more. Mr.. SttlsOn was referred TO the New York
dramatic aGeDcieS-BanO. Gazette, to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

The continuous rains for three days past
throughout northern Virginia have caus ed az.
tributaries OF the Rappahannock which have
MOI yet been secured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

CHARGED WITH BEING BRIBED.-Major Con-
merry, an inspector In the custom house under
surveyor Graham, was removed yesterday by
orders from Washington. His offence. a.,
charged by Detective Vought, of Deputy Col
lector Palmer's staff, was the acceptance Of a
Drlpe OF $40 from steamship passenger to pass
his baggage.-N. L. sun Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

FIEND1sH CRIME.-A telegram from indian
apoliS, Ind, Sept O. says: The passenger train
on the Indianapolis and st. Louis railroad due
mere THIS morning from ST. Louis was thrown
The accident was caused by a rail being re-
moved from the track. The conductor, George
MOTIFS, was instantly killed No other person
was seriously injured. The place selected was
four miles west Of Terre Haute, In a desolate
locality, where the road crossed bridge over
deep ravine. 1t was evidently the intention of
lne WreGkers 10 throw the train down this ra-
Though one car was on the brink OF the rayfne'
the perpetrators of this crime are suspected.
and search Is being made for them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10
Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
,!ersey Avenue and Street:

-. . MVhNINt. EVENING.
tphtIa Bait way. 100 tSt. Louis Gin. eX. rs
IN. T. & Phlla 10 Bait Anna. Il way. i so
western express. 40 baltimore way. 81 100
Bait. way stations go baltimore way a 20
cred l. way stations. S25 n. Y. & Phiia ex.. 4 80
Sait Annap. ex....S:27 tBa!t. Laurel ex. .5 20
baltimore express. g :00l Western accom- 5 e5
Msrtlnsburs &waysta9 As Bait. Anna. Il way 6 81
fBalt. way stats 10 go Staunton & Va. Spr
Baltimore express. IL sol express .,,.,7 30
fDaliy. ItBalt. way .......7 so
tSunday only. n. Y. Il Phila. ex . & 90
Other trains daily ex- Bait Lau Il Biad'9 . %
cept SUNDAY. ItWsstarn express . o. lS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

THE STEP-SoN CAsE.-This morning, In the
Police Court, SIR. and Mrs. George W. Mckee
Thomas, the young boy sent to the reform
schcol yesterday, on the complaint OF Mr. Nc
nee, MS step-father. Mr.. Hayden, the prose-
cutlpg attorney, had determined to reopen the
case and when the parents were found present,
Judge Bundy called the mother into court and
she stated that the boy was very bad and would
OFTEN leave home and stay for a week or two
school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

AN INSANE MOTHERS CRME.-At Monticello
n. Y, Mrs. Harvey Holmes, aged rs years. was
discovered roaming about the streets In de-
mented condition and carrying in her hand q
loaded revolver. When arrested she confessed
that she had just murdered her infant daughter
four months old. Her house was searched, and
the body OF the dead child was found in a tub
CT water. The cause OF the woman'S insanity IS
not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

OLD CASES DISMISSED.-1he cases of Wilson,
Ga'e5 and Iiillstock agt Leaver and Moore
Creditors bill filed February eth, 1SI0-and May
agt. IrW1n-bill TO enforce mechanics len file /
IN lSl2-Were dismissed to day By the attorney
for plaintiffs, Mr.. Mcconnell.