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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-05-08

care OF - SOUTH W lIIIdIl SUFttI,
New York city? o-1I-3
The young lady assured her pa
rents that not only had she not
given any young man the remotest
encouragement to thus approach
her, but she had not even seen who
or what her correspondent was,
whether young or old, homely or
handsome. ~
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03
The Delhi Barbecue.
OAK RIDGE,

OAK RIDGE, La, June 2Sih, 1850
Editor Riehiand Beacon,
SIR IL will drop yor line or two Had
a splendid time in Delhi last Thursday and
Friday Oak Ridge was fairly represented.
Col, Huffman, Dr.. Ellis, DR.. Bridges, W. P.
Fitch, Ollie Summern and your corresPon'
den. and lady, all went over to join those
good, social people. We don't remember
when we b ID better time, everything pass
ed off 90 nicely. We joined in the procession
from the Masonic Hail to the beautiful forest
barbecue grounds. wnere we found large
crowd of people comfortably seated, awaiting
an ad,..es, from Col. Robert Richardson.
Soon we too were seated IN the crowd
Col r was Introduced from the stand. and
proceeded 10 address US in his usual polls ned
nenner. delivering an able and appropriate
GRAFTON, abiding ,orchingy 10 the ancient
land marks Of masonry.
After speaking the Monroe Brass Bard gave
US several excellent pieces Of music, followed
! by the announcement OF dinner, and al
| moved in good order TO the table, where sub
| s,ar,isls were found in sbundance-we want
! TO yisi, those Delhi people again. They know
how to entertain people IN a prlnceiy style
Ep,ToR
The writer brought hi, lady back with
him Lu, thinks from what he could catch, THAT
Col. Huffman, Dy. Ellis and DT. Bridges lei
their intended ladies ovo- there. The writer
don't make practice Of talking about o'heI
peoples business, but must express his oP'n
ION that these gentlemen will be off for Delh
ere long-they know some good people hive
there.
| OAK RIDGE CITIZEN.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

CAsrls HALL, EuasKA Lopos No. IL.
- Dslhi. Ia. Nay gath. 1880
A, the lsa asedae Of Esrsta Lodge No.
lax. Of 3, ~ Ny s2sA. iseo, he follow.
- rssolstnb ven psssed
Re,olpel Ii, rhss . vsss II shsshs shesid
- ,euderel y The Alfss Lodge No. !: <. Of
:. Of R.yls)s. II. s6s ,Asif tiadsess in
,.'a~d~e pshs lsdes No. ~ Z. Of E.. Of
p,,si l. - ssu1ssins u essfsssias rs"ts
a.,elvst ~, Thas shsss sescastio~s b
..b,ishsd hshs RlcntASo hsAces. end .
.sey "a. $500 Lsdss No. II L. Of p
= I.yv,lis, 1Ya'As shey Be spsssd sP"o oeI
-. Sieapd G. McD. BaunBY,
Sgxox SSS,N,
or. HsosRr.
E. W. THOMSON,
A,,... Commiuee.
fill or. HEBERr. X. Of r as.
Eussks Lodge No. II x. Of r.
Delhi. La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

We learn that petitions are being Circulated
in all parts Of tho parish for signatures, prays
ing the police jury TO order an election, for
the purpose of locating the sea, Of justice Ct
this parish by vote Of the people No doubt
the requisite signatures Of one-'hird the voters
will be procured, although We are informed
tina, every one in this ward has refused to
sign il. Although we canno, see the neces'
sity nor even a single reason for lis removal,
and do not believe tina, majority Of our peo-
pls will vote fof Il. .till we are more than
willing for them to settle the question for all
time BY their votes for IFS occasional agitation
has retarded the improvement Of this town
ever since il was first located.
1t is not our purpose to argue this question
now, ard VIC hope it will never he necessary
TO devote o great deal Of our space 70 that
subject, though as q public Journal, our COL
umns are orcn TO any vino may have any
reasons 10 advance on either side OF the ques-
ton; provided they write rea liable articles
and do not spin them out TO too g:eat length
Two things, however, the voters should bear
IN mind when they come to vote on this ques'
ton. First. that they cannot possibly GET the
court house nearer tue exact geographical
centre of the parish, except by moving it JUS
one and half mile, south from where Il
new stand., Which would be too absurd &c
think of doing. Second, that the removal o.
| the parish site would forfeit the title Of the
parish to all the property j, owns in Ray'iile
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

Mr. Bernard Iachs, who is 4 SUDDEN, Of
Yale College. arrived in RayvilIe a few days
siuce bale ard hearty, and will we presume
spsnd the simmer vacation with bis father
family 10 this place. He is a promising
young man. who we predict. will sc,ne day
0esspy . prominent position in the legal pro-
fsss;ou. We are also pleased to see our little
fisnd Eddie Tnche, who 10 aueudiag school
u Port G<eson, At bone for the vacasivn, ami
20 learn that he is processing 50 well with
dis studies.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03
john W. Wamsley. State Of Louisiana,
vs. No. I.0S. Parish OF Franklin,
John W. Willis, Parish Court.

By virine Of d writ of Fl. "a. issued from
the Hon, Parish Court IN and iDr the Parish
Of Franklin, State OF Louisiana. IN the above
entitled ard numbered suit, and 10 me di-
reciet a. >iicuh OF the Parish # R;chland
said Stale, Lave seized and will offer Tor
sale at public amcion before the cour; house
door lu Ray viie, La. on
Saturday. he 3rd. day Of July. 1880,
to the las, and hishes, bidder the follow irg
property, 10 VT:
One 10; G. land IN the ,own Of Delhi. parish
Of k.rhiand and state above mer'ioned
known a, b,oc:. Ne. crc Oh Bishops pls, q.
the oi Delhi. ara bounded and descr. bed
Is follow, 10 wit: Fronting on the north o.. the.
y. l.. a T. Railroad reserve, bounded GA the
cas-, by lands Of Mrs. p CorJ.l.a Bishop, and
Oh the south by the Fisher lo:. and on the
west 10y Broadway street, together " it'll ali the
buildings thereon or thereto belonging and the
rents and revenue: accrueing th-refrom; seized
as the properly Of John ". Wills, and vii
be GOLD 20 >; ,isfy SAID wri; Of ii. IA. and al
Costs.
Terms o. Sale--ca,h, with. the benet, o,
appraisement. LEN SCOTT.
Sheriff office. Rayvie, La. Sheriff.
May end. l5So-7,.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

there has more or less rain ter tho last two
weeks snd in some parts Of tho parish it has
been sbun3ant. but there has hardly enough
saIias In This neiehborhood 10 amour, to good
Seasoa
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

All citizens interested in establishing good
ssd permanent school ut Al'o are earnestly
requested to meet II thai place Or, next Sat.
Srdsy, July 10Th, q, 10 oclocs .. m. We
regret that the COMMUNICATION on this impOr-
tans subject wss received too late for pubica>
hon in this issue.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

We have received Of jas. A. Gresham. law
BOOKSELLER, ssationer, printer and binder, No.
Comp street, New Orleans, a copy Of the
Logissna Magistrate and Parish Officers
Cside, which is veil printed and substantially
bound; and we advise ali our officers to pro-
cure . copy.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03
aE McnlAna BEACON.


~. s.yuae-First Sunday in each month,
fv'ces, Rev. L. c. Kellis, Pastor.
sua sunday in each month. Methodist
~: services. N. S. Cornell, Pastor.
: u sunday in each noath, preaching by
= A Potter, Methodist.
49,, ~" Sunday in esch month, Presbyterian
30 New. d. A. CampeeA, Pastor.
eH Sunday, a 9v'c,ock A. NJ. -Bspsis,
~'sy school, Thos. ]. Manghaus, Sup'l
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

We are ;us' entering upon an important
polhi-a campaign, and believing that many
1t our -i'ixens would like 20 got tho paper
during the Campaign, but do not feel abe 70
lake it all tho time. ~e hsve concluded 10 offer
~ from the first Of April or from anv umo
during April to the end Of tho year for $3.50.
lie, Cur subscribers inform their neishbess %
'his PROF. osi'ion. Il.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

Every one Of our present Subscribers who
will procure Us one other subscriber can have
the BsAcoS ono year for two dollsrs. and the
uew subscriber will receive j, At the same
price. Jus, make the effort, aud see if you
do not succeed in bringing us one more sub.
scriber in less shan 4 week. Ii you bring Us
6ve new subscribers At two dollars each, in
sdvance, we will give you the paper one year
Efeo II.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03
House Furnishing Goods,
Tin Wat Pumps, Pump Pipes,
Slice, J .,ai. Brick and Tie,
l59 Washington Street.
Vicksburg. Miss.

Also agent for tn. GOTHIC NENTILA
TOR and CHIMNEY TOP. tia, Wi. cure
SMOKEY chnnneys and is the very thing for
vcn,ila,ing Machine Shops. K. X. Del
Car Shops, etc. In ordering send inside
measurement OF top OF chimney or ven'!lat.nf
shaft. Aprii 2.s;. !eI?-iy.
Parties can leave their oriers and money
with Wiley ?. Manghain "a. tue wells, &c.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03
On cial DIRECTORY,

.efms Of Fifth Dis,rics Court for Kichiand
:. .n,S Jury rerms->Firs, Mondays in May
= november, and other terms second Mon
y" u, March and frs. Monday in September.
!: ". Richardson, Judge; F. G. Hudson.
nsnes Attorney; J. Newt. Pine, Clerk /;
en- Scot, Sheriff.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

The North Louisiana Republican
admits it's conviction that the Demo.
cratic ticket will triumph in the South.
but it does not do so with that grace
and trutbfulness that we would bo
bound 10 admire 10 even foe, for it
predicts that this victory will be
achieved over a big Republican major
ity. by fraudulent returns. perjured
commissioners of election, tissue BAL
lots aud all manner of rascslty.
Now, we submit that it is not fair
for the Republican to measure our
Democratic corn by it's Republicau
half busbel." at least until We have
ehown disposition to adopt these
Republican methods Of carrying cleo
lions. But even if we should do so.
Republicans should be The last men
to complain. for We would only b
f,Aowioe their example.
True, the Democrats have learned
| Q great deal from the Republicans
relative to these election methods. bot
they are only 10 their alphstst yet as
compared to their Republican neigh
bors.
Really. ueghbor. We do not believe
that there is any necessity for . resort
- ssch methods, even II the party
were composed Of sach set Of res
Gale % would be willing to perjure
them selves 10 order to secure the tri
umph Of their party. which it is not.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

Mr. J. H. Bates Newspaper Advertising
Agent, IL Park Row (Times Building), New
York. 10 authorized 10 contract for adver,ise>
snenss in the BEAcoS at our best ra.es. II.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

The weather is quite wsrm--22 degrees at
sas oIkcs yesterday.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

We would like that some ono in each ward
Il sh1 PARISH would furnish Us with a brief
ynopSs Of the curren, news Of the ward.
You need not trouble yourreIf to put in proper
,hape for the press; jSss drop " postal card,
stating what has occurred sud We will Fix j,
up IN proper shape. Il
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

We are indebted to Mr. John A. Hemler
- a copy Of The Snow Flake, a neatly
s,p,ed, we'll ed,sed and very entertaining
s,rod,cal, published bv the members Of the
I.ib;,n Society Of the Cenua. Female Inst-
ma. Of Clinton. Miss and edlsod by Misses
tspa c. Meugsr sud NJ. Thsodosia Mile,
,ries % cents. As the proceeds Of this little
,s,efpri.e are devoted to the benefit Of tie
sb,ry aud muesM of this society. it should
n psuonizsd BY ell friends Of education. and
,.,.eial,y those Of the Institute. Address
Secretary Lesbian Society. Central Institute,
chusou, Miss.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03
Order Of COMrt.

The following order has been entered upon
the ',n;nu,es Of the Clerk of the 2nd C'Trnn
Court for the parish of Rchland, By o7i=r of
Hons. q. Mays and W. ". Farmer, Judges
presiding
In all appeals from Parish Courts IN this
Circuit, in ordinary civil Cases, irsve IS grant
ed to take testimony generally before the
Clerk Of the Dictrct Court, under Act No. %
of 1850 aud Act No 81 Of 1858 Revised
commits ons, issued in the usual form, by the
clerks, under Act No 100 Of $50, re,urnable
before the first day Of the next term Of this
Court
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03
Get Your Picture.

Mr.. c. A. Rose, the Pho ographer, will re-
sain in Rayville about ten days from date,
md oil pessons wishing pictures, large or
small, will do we'll to come early aud AVOID
~ rush. Copying and enlarxing at reason
Sbe rates. Children's pictures a speciality.
as will visit Delhi fro this point. We have
Sxsmined his work, and can safely recon-
Ind Mr. Rose RS an excellent artist and
svsssnsee courteous a,ten'ioa from himself
end his estimable lady.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03
Sherif'S Sale.

King g. Brother State of Louisiana.
vs.. No. 1855. : Parish Of Franklin,
2. J Hoben, Parish Court.
John Murphy Liqr. State of Louisiana,
vs.. No. 1886 Parish o, franklin,
p. Hoben, Parish Court.
Ey virtue Of tao writs Of ii. Fa.. issued
from the Honl Parish Court, o: Franklin
Parish. State of Louisiana, in the above en-
titled and numbered suits. ani 10 me directed,
as sheriff or the Parish OF Rc5iand, said state,
! haze sri:ed, and " IL offer for sale, at the
door Of ,hr cuurt house in Rayvi!le, La. on
Saturday, the 3rd. day Of Jaiu. 1885,
10 the last and hshes, bidder the following
described property, to-wit
A certain 10, If land in the tcwn of Delhi,
parish Of Iii Inland and State OF louisiana.
known Il, the Hobcn lot. and bounded and
described as follows, to-wii: bounded on the
.,cr,h by lots owned and occupied by Nrs
5. ArJouin, on the east by lands belonging
Originality 10 Mr- NJ. I. Cielanl, on the
SOUL. by lu'- of Major Trczevan, estate and
on the west by bots Originality belonging %
MAJOR Trezevent estate. together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon. or there
unto belonging. aud all the rents and revenue,
accra.ing ,herefrom; seized as the PROPERTY 81
I. !. Hoben and will be sold 20 satisfy SAT-,
writ. nt II. ia. and all costs.
Terms of si,lc-casl, with he beIcfi; O.
ADVERTISEMENT.
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff.
Sheriff office. Rsyvilie, La.
May END, leS0.-7t.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

The first term Of the 2ad Circuit, Court has
been in session here all this week. Hon. ..
Mayo aud ". w. Farmer presiding.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

~. Hemler's "Way Marks" received TOO
saas 10 appear in this Issue.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03

DOR SALE VERY CHEAP Al - SAW
R.vnlr.rg Drum Pratt Gin Sand. IN
perfec; o-,,e: and a. COOL As new. Any
person desiring 20 purchase such gin stand
viii! find II TO Ills in,eIes, 20 apply 20
w. =. DUKE,
Msy 3. 1880 IT. Alto, La
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-03
Removal Of the Seat of Justice.

OAK RIDGE CITIZEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-29
GEORGETOWN.

STRIKE OF THE JouRNEYMEN CooPERs.-All
Ire JAurneymen c0operS in this place have COM
t1Ged on a strike Tor higher wages. They have
o. en- getting but 10 cents Per barrel and ask
Tor 12E cents. They say they cannot earn s1f-
fcient at 10 cents 10 provide food for their FAINT
Hes, and intend TO hold ont Tor the 20 cents al
vance IL possible. The bosses say they canno.
afford TO give more at the present price OF bar
re!s. The mlllerS are yet to be heard from
BUILDING AsSOCIATI0N.-The S5th regular
monthly meeting OF the Ninth Building aS3ocia-
lion was held last night at GOddards hail. at
which meeting the seventh annual report was
10 have been made and officers elected for the
ensuing year: but in consequence OF NJ quorum
being present an adjournment was had until
LeXt month.
The TowPATH CLUB OF Georgetown. met last
night, at 80 High ST. Get: Major A. C. Richards In
the chair. Addresses We're made by the chair
man and Messrs. Crimes Thomas, Ciapp John
son and others on the political situation.
THE COAL TRADE.-Thifty-Seven boats left
Cumberland, Monday. with 4, i22 IL tons OF c1ai
as follows:-For Georgetown, Consolidation Co.,
1.102.10 tons Maryland Co. S95 IA tons; New
Central Co., 5G205 tons; Borden Co., AL .0l tons;
Georges Creek Co.. $50. IS tons; Blaen Avon Co q,
2i9.1I tons. For Alexandria, American Co,
6IG.09 tons.
TIE GRAIN TRADE.-arrived Boat e. l..
Whiting. with 1000 bushslS wheat: sold az 1OS
SENT 10 THE H0sPITAL-George. Sherwood 4
White man, 60 years OF age, living on 9th street.
icing sick ard destitute, was sent to the hos
pital yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-29
ALEXANDRIA.

The THIRD ANNUAL FAIR OF the Alexandria
and Fairfax Agricultural and Industrial ASST
citation opened at the fair grounds In Alexan-
drfa yesterday under very favorable cireum-
stances The exhibitors OF horses were Messr5.
Dapgerfleld, Bailey, Ballenger, Herrick, Edison.
Emerson; Rennoe, of Maryland; English, Of
Baggett. Spencer. Payne Hows. Trowbridge,
Cook. Peters, Wentzell, Cats, Morrow, Bow
man, Roberts. Barnes and Rodgers. The horses
showed comprised thorough6reds, roadsters.
saddle horses End heavy draught horses Cattle
were exhibited by Judge Fullerton and MesSrs
l.ukeDs, Swift, Lynch, Gilptn, Fletcher, Hay
den; Pullman. Lee and others. HolsteinS. Here
fords, Ayreshires. Attorney, Durham and De-
vons were exhibited. Sheep aud lambs We're
shown by Messrs. Clarke. Martin, Dangerdeld,
Peters and Others, the breeds comprising Colts
void, Leicester, SouthdOwn and Merino. Swine
were displayed by Messrs Baggott. Auld, Wal
ton and others, Chester, White, Berkshire and
Essex breeds being SHOWN. The department OF
poultry and birds found contributors In W. g.
Lee, of Washington. Grant Parish; C. r. uooff
X Winser. j. II. D. Smoot. Mrs. A. l.. Moore, j. D.
Hove, T. Fletcher, Mrs. E. Lyles, NJ. Hart, Mrs.
Bossart and MessrS. Hepburn & Ballenger.
The varieties OF fowls on exhibition were Brah-
mas, CochiDs; Dorkings, Spanish. Hamburg
LeghoTn, bantams, spangled Polish, rumplers
and ll1zzlers. In doves and pigeons there were
routcrs carriers, fantails, turbits. swallows and
RUG doves; all good specimens. The ladies'
department showed the usual varieties Of work
by women. but was not so full as has been the
case on former occasions. AT noon yesterday a
parade was held Of all the horses and stock.
Thtre was running race between county
horses, and subsequently trot, in which Alex
andria and Fairfax horses participated Later
in The day there was parade Of the Alexandria
firemen. The Hydrauiian Steam Fire Engine
company, the Columbia Steam Fire Engine COM
any and tie Relief Hook and Ladder company
participated and made fine display.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Green & Wise have sold
for Char es p. Japnfy and John M. Johnson,
cor mis- nrers in the suit OF Smyth vs. Ferris.
farm Of 1ia acres. wen improved with good
"a xvj6 yn1f for
Tor S23 per acre. The farm is six miles from
AleEandlia On the road to Accotirk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-29
RAILROADS.
4 SSA THE GREAT 1904
leCCV PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lSoU
To TBE NORTH. WEST AND sou rIHESr.
III alx la.l

1SSO prx THE TN e. G m a,,rp $50
~ iD Double Track. s SSe S Gals.
rnAss ffis p.po
For Ptt.bure and the West. 90 aIa, With sleep
ING Cars to Louisville and 0aicaso: 10 40 a. m.
Cincinnati. st Louis ami Obicago; 80 pm.
BasL M5 fA ASn cf Po f op EsrLho.D
b psg a, Ear e5 g TA sS, and s SoFh a
except Saturday; with Palace Cars to Canaan
For william sport Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 40
am. dairy. except Sunday;
Express Of Pullman Psrlor Oars. 80 am.
For sTsct sySss NSra 81 connect at
Jersey City with boats Of Dco klyn Annex
m 20 New
For PhiadeI hia, 10 40 m. 10 SAL and 10 90
Express Sss56aaH d.S Sne % mi'e0
For tsaltimole, 6io. $40. 9 80 1910 a m, and
sunday. 500. 10 40 a. m. $40. . 30 aud 1000
For P9pes Greek Line. $40 M. AMI 40 pm.
daily. except sunday.
For Ahnapolis, AZ "a IN. and $40 p. dsi,y. ex-
ALEXAsPR1h AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY Asp ALEXAN.kIA AND WASHING
f0t s5etH Sdi So On su a At ' and
For Richmond and the South. Z am daily. and
$40 p IT. d-i y, except Sunday.
Trans leave A1t xsndria for washington, g. 3, Is
am. II 30. 8, 5. and 8 :05 aud II mid
hisht. On sunday at ard 10 a. M, ana 9.05
IN.
Tickets, informstiol sleeping and parlor car ac-
ccnmCdaons can be proc lred al the offices, north
east corner of 18th street ara Pennsylvania ave-
nue., crtheast corner 9th and Pennsy lvania ave.
nG6, and az the depot where orders be left for
the checking Of baggage to destination from hotels
and residences.
l.. p. FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
FRI X HUAS0N, General Manaxer. sepl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-29
assau,t and Highway Robbery.

SIREST-CAR DRIVER ATTACKED AND PLUM
DERED.
Last night between and o'clock as Mr..
Winfield S. Bryan. driver Of one Of the Belt
line cars, was passing the corner of 18th aud NJ
streets northwest on his way northward the
horse attached to his car stumbled and fell,
when Bryan left his seat On front and went 10
the assistance OF bis horse. While so engaged
two colored roughs approached and attacked
him for the purpose OF robbery. One of them,
named Joshua Black seized the driver. and,
while graspiDg him tightly, rified bis pockets OF
packages or money, and, when Bryan resisted,
struck him In the mouth with his clenched
fist, knocking ont two or his front teeth. Ell
Brown had hold of Mr.. Bryan at the same time
ard assisted Black In The attack and robbery.
After pluckfng the driver OF ali his money and
also the money box on the car, they made their
escape. The amount OF money taken from his
pockets was .i.SI. The driver soon afterwards
recovered himself, and getting on board drove
Oh and made his report TO the officers OF the
second precinct station house who set them
selves TO work, and this morning succeeded In
aTreSt'ng both OF the highW men at their
homes IN Helfs Bottom. The diver identified
both or them. aud they are held at the second
precinct station. Officers Cant and HineIiue ar
rested Eli Brown, and Officer Clark arrest ed
Joshua Black. Tbls high-handed robbery oc-
curing in a respectable neignborao0d and early
10 the evening has created considerable excite
melt III that portion or the CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-29
Condensed Lecass.

Street lamps viii be lighted at go p. n. and
extiDguiSbed al d N.
patent has been issued to Carl Mckinley,
OF this city. for a type-wTitinG machine.
colOred woman named Mary SmaliWood
dropped dead at the corner OF w and 18th
streets yesterday afternoon. Her body was re-
moved 10 her home. 20G4 Boundary street.
The National Veteran club met last night,
MI. j. u. Faunce In the chair and III. d. Norton
secretary. Four new members were received
and several communications were reld from
Garfield and Arthur CLUBS throughout the
country asking for documents
Yesterday, In the Equity Court Judge Cox, Ia
the suit as TO the MI. Zion Methodist church
property IN which there is a temporary injunc-
lion against Brown and others, trustees, direc ed
that the insurance money be paid trustees.
Attention Is called 70 the notice OF Prof. Z.
RlchaTGs, IN another column, In which he offers
special advantages for the study Of the Ian
eUages and mathematics in day and evening
classes,