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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
STEAM ENGINES.

THE underaiFnsd e:e Agents for this and the
- n"ishbOring counties for The sale of
JTiI. 4. TANNER & cos PORTIBLE IND
STATIONARY SIEAM NJ ENGINES.
Manufactured at Richmond, Va.
These Engines superior to any heretofore
INTRODUCE ed to The public. hsv ns several nsro aud
important Improvements. We call csocciai atten-
ton to the arTan cement of the Boiler aud Super
heating Dome, by which n large amount of extra
heating surface is acquired which is not utilized
in any other make OF Engine, thus ecoaomizius
largely in FUEL and in TIME in generating
steam. We have L. horse- yer por table En-.
CINE OF :his make furnishing power n our Plaster
Mill snd as factions speak louder 'haE vords' We
Will he happy TO show its action aud poirt out its
superior Parts, Quality n iNdferiaI and Ipork,nan-
ship Parties needing power for " heat Threshers
should call ami get our descriptive catalogue and
price list of Portable Engines. We cell them
better Engines, and upon more favorable terms
than they can supply themselves elsewhere in tho
country LlPPlTT CO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22

= The next session of the General AS,
sembly of the Presbyterian Church will be
held In May next a. staunton, Virginia.
Two distinguished capdidates-Gen
james a: Walker and Cen VIM. A. Terry
- are being run by the people of Wy,hevills.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
THINNING SHOP REMOVED.

a TINE STOCK OF Sleigh Baskets. Sleigh BeIIs
I Lap Robes and Whips. for ga lie bv '
DEGr ,iSI9 HORACE BEALL CO.
GUTLERY:-A large stock of America "a
Dec; 2, 1873 HORACE BE4LL Co.'S
'S'kIPPLE-PLATED Silver Knivea Fort,
Spoon. and Mocts. for sale Nv oAs'
isI9. HORACE BEALL CO.
MATES. Bracket Saws, and ma v Other Cb,,.,
mas goods are TO be found at S"'is'-
Dec. .. 1879. HoSACE RE.11
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
THE WEST END
Alive

SJrnpS OF all grades, Spices. Canned Fruit. Jel-
lee, Apple and Peach Butters, Dried Apple.
Peaches ard Corn, Pruaos, Rice, Pickles, MsccA'
ROM, ConfectIons, Crackers aud Cheese nil grade,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
TO STOCK RAISERs.

THE undersigned bav,pp con,fds,.hi.
enee In the geldinR of stock ofers hi, 49,
and ads;Die t. the STOCK Raisers Of Jeffsrson
een.l"n OF work entrusted to BIN. win IL" ~
A.tilRon, 20 elecase: in horses. A1o has patent
addresssd to Se ~ .PplJ toHogs. Letters
III teceiVe prompt attepton. Terms Te..oa.bI
rep. 10, 1871 JOHN w sCHaFFEFPi BE
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-08-04

New JERSEY demokrater halla sin
statskonvention den 1 september.
BEFoLKN1NGEN staten New
York antages besta af 5, 100000 per-
soner.
Observation-Disclosures Kansas
, nominerade onsdags f0r guvern6r
domaren Vrcoman.
NEBRAsKAs srepublikanska kon.
vention skall hallas den l nastkom-
mande september. ~
MINsKNINGEN az statsskulden un-
der juni manad utgjorde 0fver S.,
100000 trots okade utgifter.
OREGON har en- befolkning af
175,535, utg0rande en- tillvaxt at
SO per cent under de sista ito aren,
I TRADE LAKE, Wis, gar for mar.
varande messlingen bland barn och
aldre personer. Nastan hvarje hem
ar ett sjukhus.
DR.. STENBERG i Denver, Colora-
do, erbjuder sig att fasta tyratio da.
gar, OH uaSOu VIII OeIdld HOuom
$4,000 for It'd och moda.
$ KAp1EN James Fl. Stanley i
Middleton. Pa, blef for fem veckor
sedan bitten af sin hund och dog i
onsdags af vattuskrack.
En- svENsK poke i Rockford,
Frank Jackson, blef nyligen under
ett slagsmal lila stucken i armen af
en- ung meyer, yid namn Phil. Reed.
Denne arresterades. .' '@.s
En- restauration pa Fourth st.,
Terre Hante, Ind, nedbrann j son.
days, hvarvid en- man, John Bodin,
innebrandes. Namnet synes tyda
pa, att han var. svensk.
oRN-FALTEN trakterna at
Ridgeville, O., blefvo lila skadade at
hagelstormen sistlidne onsdagsnatt.
Pa minga stallen skola icke blifva
mera att sk0rda an fem bushels till
acren.
GENERAL Garfield bes0ker New
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-08-04
2:dra Arg. Mo 81.
Entered at the Post Office at
s.. Paul, Mimi, as second class
matter. ..." ST..
Till vara prenumeranter.

Pa den roda rimsan synes, nal prenume.
rationstiden ar ute. Mar numret pa rem.
san ar detsamma som numret pa tidnin-
gen ticke det lopande numret), ar prenu-
merationstiden ute, och "a bor prenume-
ranten So fort som mojligt anmala sin
afsigt att fornya prenumerationen. ON
tidningen Ell kommer reguliert, torde der
ON Sandals underrattelse till kontoret.
Mar man onskar adressen f6randrad, skall
bade den gamla och den nya adressen
uppgifvas. r.
Profnummer af SKAFFAREN utsandas
fritt till hvar och en-, som insander re-
qvisition for sadana. Adressera: Herman
Stockenstrom, l53 E. 9TH street, st. Paul,
Minnesota.
Da tidningens utgifvande ar forenadt
med dryga expenser, anmodas hvar och
en- af vara arade prenumeranter all VAN
lighet att, sa fort de mojligen kunna, in
sanda sin prenumerationsafgift.
Prenumerera sjelf och bed dina gran
mar prenumerera pa SKAFFARENl
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-08-04

Prenumerera sjelf och bed dina gran
mar prenumerera pa SKAFFARENl
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
Married.

KOENlG--HAAS.-m this city, on Tuesday
evening, December 9lst, at ~, Joseph Catholic
Church. by Rev. G. Dclacroix, Mr.. PETER
HAAS, of jackson, La.
The CArITOLNN is indebted to the
newly welded couple for II substantial
remembrance, in appreciation Of which,
we beg leave to extend them our best
wishes for ncvor-cnding eonnnbial te-
lirity. ..
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
DISPATCHES.

Special dispatches, Of the Goth inst,
contain the following:
TUPELo, Miss.--Last Saturday night
witnessed the most diabolical episode
in the history of mississippi; that OF o
triple murder and the burning OF the
victims, after robbing them Of tho pitt
fnl sum Of s27. 20 .''s. ,''' '''. .'.'' - -
It appears that two meu named Miller
called, with the pretcxt Of desiring u
nights lodging, at the house OF Mr.
Brown Riding, who lives in Monroe
county, some twonty niilcss from here
Their request was granted. After re-
firing, the family having gone to sleep,
the men arose and by administering
chlorolorm placed them beyond the pos.
sibility of'molcstins their search ior
booty. After obtaining the money, cot
ton was spread broadcast over the tloor
and bed, coal-oil sprinkled thereon, and
that ignited ), whereupon the men do
parted in different directions 1sf
The neighbors arriving, found it I'M
possible to save anything. IN Htb
After the Aa'ues had spent their force
the burned remains, nnrecognizable,
were found with limbs burned off and
otherwise dishgurcd. f = I.
The family consisted of Mr.. Riding,
his wife and o two.ycar old daughter.
Search was made for the perpetrators,
one Of whom was oyettakeu some six
/ miles from Aberdeen. On his person
was found nine. dollars, Mr.. Riding's
watch, u suit of clothes and boots. ~ .
\ He was returned to the scene of his
crime, and there, by sevonty-iye reso-
lutte men, fastened % . stake, splinteresl
with lot pine and permitted to die the
death no had NO mercilessly melted to his
benofactors. ....,
: Search Is being continued for the
other man, who will receive the same
punishment II found.
A similar case happened in tho same
ncighborhood four years ago. -,
snINGroN,-Mr. Montrosc, ex-
special agent Of the Treasury Depart
ment, has addressed an open letter to
Secretary Sherman, making charges
against Marks, collector Of internal rev.
enue ut New Orleans, and alleging that
hts investigation Of irregularities i'll that
district was stopped by the Treasury
Department.
Commissioners Raum has made u re
port TO Secretary Sherman on the sub.
icct of the charges by II. l.. Montroso
in respect to revenue frauds in Louisi-
ana. He says that Montrosc's state
ments are greatly exaggerated. He adj
mits that Montrose caught three of
Marks deputies, namely, Franklin, De-
gray and y. II. Williams, in illegal acts,
but says that Marks, under instructions,
made good the money lost, and dismiss
sed the delinquent officers. .s y
Mr.. Raum says that Montrosc's state
ments in,rcspect to thousand Of bogus
receipts are not true, and that Mon
trose was dismissed because he drank
too much, and also for making false
81 t3A..-s q CAR %
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

In another column will be found The
advertisement Of Mr. A. Lanen, agent
Of tho French government ut Washing
ton, ID. G., who is entrusted with the
settlement of tho claims of the French
residents for losses inflicted during tho
war for secession. We would refer
claimants who desire further informa-
ton on the subject, to Major Philip Ma
ehet, Niee-ConsHl of France ut Baton
Rouge, or the Consul of that Nation at
New Orleans, ii not to Mr.. Lanrn
directly.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

CHRISTMAS AND THE DEyIL.-Instead
of arming our faithful devil, "Tonv,n
as he is called for short. with n New
Years address, it has been determined
to supply him with handsomely illus
tratcd works in pamphlet form, con-
tanning "fhe Raven" The Christmas
Prayer" and How We spent the Christ
mas Holidays; all of which Master
Tony will present 10 the subscribers of
the CArrroLIAN by way of a Christmas
gitt-Ieaving it to their option as to
the one they may desire. We need
scarcely say to our generous subscribers
that such evidences of appreciation as
they may see fit to extend to our mcri-
torious Carrier will be but tribute Of
the regard they entertain for the boys
who go to school in the press rooms.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

+, +. LELAND.-At No. ls5 Canal
street, New Orleans, will be found this
complete millinery establishment. where
at our ladies can be supplied with full
line of everything that appcrtains to the
toilette of a pretty woman-we say pref
ty, because none Of them are ugly. While
Lel6nd'S goods are Of the latest styles,
yet the prices are not fancy prices hy
any means, as can easily be ascertained
either by calling or through mailed or
dcrS, which will at all times receive
prompt and careful attention. Leland
is a tavorite resort for the ladies of the
Crescent City and of the parishes. See
advertisement.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

Patronize those who patrohize the
printer, if you want to buy goods at
low prices. They advertise because they
are anxious to sell
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

WHERE in all this broad expanse Of united
w people, can there be found man whose
homo rocolloc,ions hold him closer than the
memories Of past Christmas days And such
gorgeous feasts az they had upon such 0eea
sions he viii say; Did no not procure his
Groceries ut WlTTfNG'S' Go thou and do
likewise.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

MAJOR PHILIP MAcHET--The MANY
friends of this popular gentleman, the
Vice-Consul of France in our city, will
be happy to learn that he has complete
ly regained his health, and looks as
Young aud lively as he appeared twenty
years ago. With the establishment of
the Capital, the Major has taken o hand
in the boom that will, ere five years
have elapsed, make Baton Rouge u gay
and thriving inland city, rivaling in
many respects other morel pretentious
centres. Already are some of our en-
thusiastic citizens beginning to dub
New Orleans 1.-The village"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

The cadet corps, according to their
established custom, will give grand
hop, at the spacious hall of the Univcr-
sity, on Monday evening, January I'd,
1881. They are making every prepare
ton to render the gathering most
brilliant and pleas Lrahle one. We doubt
not that bellies from far and near will,
as usual, grace the hall by their pres
ence. As little addicted to the hcel-and-
toe rs the CApITOLIAN people are, yet,
the attractions promise to be so great,
that some of our representatives will
surely be found ris-a-ris-iag somebody.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

Reeollect, little biz, old and young,
the inlmitable Fay Templeton, with her
splendid troupe, will be here next week.
She comes with the happy Christmas
bells and a fine entertainment.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

Phoenix Fire Company No. |, of Don
nldsonyille, have honored the CArwo-
LIAM with an invitation to attend the
Grand Ball TO be given on the occasion
Of their seventh anniversary, ut tho
Company's Hall, on Friday evening,
December 3lst, In response to the
courtesy extended, We beg permission
to wish the wholo-soulcd and gallant
tirc-boys, of whom we have most pleas
ant recoioctions, q full house and %
"high old time"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

'Fay Temploton," accompanied by
her popular troupe, will BIZ here on the
10Th inst, ut which time will commence
o series of those performances that give
20 much pleasure to those who attend
them, wherever that star actress goes.
The young men who were so terribly
"inashed' by beautiful Fay Templeton
willdo well to encase their hearts ir q
steel-clad receptacle, for she is swoeter
and more interesting than when they
saw her last, She carried yicksburg by
storm, each succeeding evening attrdct-
ing larger houses, until 1t was impos-
siblc to scat the dense throng. We feel
! sure Baton Rouge will not be remiss
in her appreciation of talent, but will
greet the Templetons with crowded
| houses, 81 a-.
tssSREruKNED-=It affords us real pleasure
to welcome home two Of our most IN
dustrions and popular Young men, to
the manor born, Messrs. Tracy Granery
md Marshall Raymond, WHO for several
nlonthsl have been residing IN tho West.
There's no place like sweet home, they
shy, and they have come to engage in
keeping boot and shoe store ut Brooks
old stanb, Oh Main street, where We are
confident our appreciatiye public will
give these worthy and energetic young
gentlemen u liberal patronage. One by
ono are the absentces returning, escort
ed, too, we are happy to state,'b by many
new corners. Baton Rouge is on the
upgrade beyond question: Hurra for
the Capital City.
Mr.. NJ. l.. MEREDITH, the handsome
and always accommodating clerk of tho
Hanna has been so kind ~ 10 send ~
full flo of New Orleans papers, for
which attention we send him our double
breasted regards. May the fine packet
Hannah receive the patronage She so
we'll deserves. f'F''a
--s-.-za.a--ssa
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

THE GILMORE GUARpS-To the hand
some and dashing young Captain Of this
Shreveport company, whom our citizens
well remember as cx-Cadet Captain w.
+. Gilmore, we extend many thanks Tor
the courtesy shown US in forwarding to
our address an invitation and cOmpli-
mentary ticket to attend the "Grand
Banquet and Full Dress Military Ball"
which the gallant Guards propose to
give ut Tally's Opera House, on Friday
evening, December oath, 1850, on which
occasion the spirit of the CArIrolIAN
will hover around to wish much merry
making to the participants and unboun.
dcd success to the Guards and their sol
dicrly Captain
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

WRITINGS Groceries nro reliable
w THINGS Groceries nrD reasonable
FANCY GROCERIES, Especially for the
FANCY GROCERIES Christmas tlads we
FANCY GROCERIES, have just received n
FANCY GROCERIES, large invoice oi
FANCY GROCERIES Canned Gools Oys.
FANCY GROCERIES ters. Shrmps etc.
FANCY CIR CERES Fancy Prnnes and
FANCY GROCERIES Dried Apples And
FANCY GROCERIES, that famous Oak
FANCY GROCERIES Coeterie. Fine Flour
FANCY GROCERIES New C,tron, Choice
FANCY GROCERIES Almonds, Now Rails.
FANCY GROCERIES, tHs and CHrrahts.
FANCY GROCERIES Snow Whits Lard,
an uncquaiied combination If procured ut
WRITINGS.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

LIEUT.. JAMAR--Tbropgh telegram
received yesterday, We learned that
this popular officer and gentleman is ON
roItte for Baton Rouso, yin st. Louis.
His many friends here and elsewhere
will rejoice In welcoming him once more
to his post at the University. He will
be here III u few days. .ar.t.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

Baton Rouge is full of animation this
week. The cold Northers of the last
few days are fast drying the country
roads, and many people are coming in
to make their purchases for the holt
days. Matters are Frightening in every
way conceivable.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

Tho Finance Committee submitted The
following budget for the ensuing year,
Which was adopted and ordered pub
llshe1 for thirty AaYs: ~
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

\ MALICIOUS DEEp,-On yesterday,
George Murray, Il colored Juvenile, hard
case, was up before the Mayors Court,
and found guilty of having wiIfully
discharged a toy pistol in the ear of n
son Of Mr. Eraenkel, who happened to
be passing by. The boys face was
burned with the powder and besprin-
killed. with grains, each one of which left
u stain. Murray, who has already been
an offender several times, was sent to
Jail for ten days, In view of the danger
arising from the wilfnl or imprudent use
of these pistols, the Mayor instructed
the police to forbid their Use on the
street and to seize upon all such as may
be produced on our thoronghfarcs. +
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

'MTIrTING'S. Code Zion Punch Ohr4atnfss
wv THINGS, Gold Lion Punch, ,Chsistp,ss
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

,Wewere pleased 10 NEST on yesterday
Mr.. Henry G, Brown, Assistapt-Statc
Engineer, who contcmplates establish
ing his residence at the Capital CITY, in
advance Of tho coming of the State De-
partinent. 300" EDrfJ ..
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
!. sight DRAFT.

~------k-S---
NTITTlNGsS Fancy and Stsple 0roceries.' }
w lrTlNG'S Fill tho bill always
WRITINGS ID. Flonr nnexcSlied In price
WRITINGS y osTusity. i,sst brands
WRITINGS Flaar. The cheapest and
WRITINGS n best C0ifSeG DRY Hat
WRITINGS Shoulders, extra cured.
WRITINGS Best Teas Anest Oplony
WITTING'S - Canned uoodb NJ livery
WITT1NGH kind. Condensed MIX,
WlTTINGS Is and ~ cts. Butter
WlTTlNGS good, bot. or beat. Goshen
WRITINGS and Creamery Buttcv.
wffTiNGS Wheat.
Hain~ kresh eppplgof-lhp,f& 0ROCERJU)
mons 'i36sAt Ham. s1lest. Have Y C3li(Ntktt1
You tried ti,An1 lQsNnM Fruit 0ll0tjKHt1eS
and Vegetables. Canned Meats GROCERIES
Oysters, otc.. Good stock Low GROCERIES
prices Cahvassed and Ongan. GROCERIES
vassod Hans Happiness III GROCERIES
Hams Dried Fruits. Fresh GROCERIES
Fruits. Choice Oranges aud GROCERIES,
Appies. f'5f'+ rsfE t'ttff
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
Ilietl

JESSEN--ln this city, at the residence OF her
mother, Tuesday, December 2tst, 1880 at half.
past II o'clock, p, ~, Miss JOHANNA JES.
SEN--agcd 20 years and months. z
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condemned Locals.

Cou-totrts arc made of the condttion OF the
Placement on street n end at )ut the street
Tftnoad tr3cIs, tetwCen 4th a"d 18th Strf cts n.
-. The concrete IS wO,A TIT holes and dee
switch f' With mud and water, making At
dug, IuG5 tor yeiiC,eS.
4 company OF ''Roys IN Blue" under con-
mand Of Captain O. f. Drffy has been organized
at HJait5yIilC SIC.
Alan et'0S OF DeMolay Commandery. No. ),
lest rignt. al Masonic Temple. IL was decided 10
go IS a tCdy 70 the conclave IN Chicago. They
TtH be ofhce~Cd by I. I Johnson, eminent conl-
L%IdeE: ). L. TOnIinsoD, capf1'H-generai, aud
r. VI. IhOTp. gereraif5sfrno-
Mir. /. George COMBS, a Wel'-kDOWn member
OF the D9sh6ways. was unified IN mani age last
evening 70 Mss ATdela '. Hunt. at the parso0-
9ge OF 1e IpwaCrIat3 CopL ept'on parish, Rev.
Father MCCal thy performing the ceremony
Mr.. Samuel G.. Kline sly, treasurer OF the NJ
ttODal heat ar HIS &, en- laid UP one days With
q severe attack OF rheumatism, but Is bett r.
I'D en- eGtS to be out shoIGiy.
Nj / )Ui Q FO'lCnk has Tetrrned ON Moth
CsIc''ra ana Chautauqua 10 met her sfa 1u-
positions TO be filed in the south and IN Penn
Syy3'f'. &, -. IN ntft'.
Capt Il. \. PrInce. clerk OF the Police Court,
has jUst IeiuTn"d amer an at-cDo9 of a mons
il Vi me. He le1t hts family at Nol \ Conway
Ne" H'1apshiis, for the IeIna'1der OF the Sc .
son
FetaoFr'' t'.'s q Flo .dge j. Smith clothes
NiirgcT. s,gLed TO W. Is. Walden; Joseph T.
HC"Grd. cattle car; Israel r. Blumenbers III
pound iCr cover Hgs and Joint pacI 'ng.
49T"y Er9te " Wise Md a OH for the o. %
t.i.u q -''' ST. o5P'nSt Honora EOcha
lie Fs4s- - Sta. y u - cent - any a1d~t-~
y, i1-e III, or IT, e MONTHS for 50 en-
Toe ICTsr@' Ct G orge Ii. Mor1an; who GIL
sGdd-T's SdE5ay IroiDtpg ~ a barber shop On
Sfh - = s-utH~ =, took Pr 20 tE'S tnrlr IN
~ = Il - e. :, t eLnreh A;55 Wssrn D.
i * Columbia CONNIE 1dCly kn'ghts Ten
r. ii - Is e lodge c. Nasor c. of witch
: ~ e member, tutL ont IN BODY, erd es-
g.. TIE ;trl;'"s l. The Congressional br'ial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-11
THE (JHHRTS.

POLICE COURT-J1tiJe S1lelL.
T. day. John Wells end Scott Mudd charged
With fssant'pg Arnte Good lch; Wells was
50 Gays. Edward 1homphiHs, Fror Finnccom.
VIM. Che mberl'n, John Keeper, Robelt Jack,
son, Frfnc's finion sud Lucy Payne larceny Of
some carpenters too'S from Chas. A. Langley:
iuds guilty; sentence suspended. John II.
EmmeIy, larceny OF IS from John Terrell; for
fe'ted collateral. RObelt Brockenbury. a col.
w:s charged With embeZzliug the SUN of 81, Is
rom his employers. The court sent the case to
the grand 1uly; bond $500. Jos. Jones, assault
On Join Edley; $40 or 80 days Peter Ross. loud
larceny of lome clothing from Thos. e. Crum
bic; $40 or 60 days. Robert C. Hoffman, dlsor-
DERBY in the county; IS. Jas. Nixon. Jas. Urell.
Aiexender CO. 'r, Thos. Gl mes, Chs. johnson,
Abraham Banks, John Jobnson and Robe.
Eoiden, were ePch tent down 60 days Tor va
grancy N default of bonds that they would not
E come chargeable TO the District as vac rants.
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The Carriage Question.

Editor StGr:-As js s en- frequently IN your
wol Thy paper, complaints by the p ople OF the
Dist let IN r. gard 10 the garbage question: II
some Of these compliments would adopt the
method we have he III operation for more than
a yesr, they would have no occeston to com.
pla'n.
iom the garbage men for year. nor do we
need BIN, for es soon g the mat rial generally
given to the collect n is re ~ ID be destroy
we DO SO by putting 1t into the fire. This can
be c'ied by pie "iug IL in the oven aft n the
ether Plticlfs are token out. Thus your garbage
cts es fuel, prot citing the sanitary conr'tion
OF the city, and cremation inst q Of decompo-
sftion tS coz led On.
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GEORGETOWN.

REAL ESTATE StLE.-Yesterday evening. Thos
Downing. auctioncer, sold pant of lot 10. In
Pc 3 SQUIRE, ,tont'ng 2l by 80 feet, on Bridge
street, improved by two stoly blick building,
fnomn fs Hughes bakery. TIE property was
nougnt oy the beneficiary, under trrst upon
II, a, 500.
TFs COAL TRADE.-Eigh+ IN boats, earn Sing
l,sO9.O6 @,rs OF coal, le.1 Crmt orlaud Monday
fore orgetoN Il, g follows Cor solicitation Coz,
Co., 1894 New Central Coal Co.. 433 IL; Borden
B'D'ng Co., 3.0.16; B'sen Avon Coal Co., 22l O5;
{ orets G., ek Coal Co., 12O.11; Maryland Coz
Co., l14l9.
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D. E CAHrLL.
GOLD filed chains. rings, buttons, stuas 80.
Piggs.

A CHEAP COUNTRY ExCURSIoN.-Three indus
trtous young New Workers, MeSsra =. all H.
Oppenhetm snd b. Rosenhlum, who board at
No. 81 Chrystie street, desiring country excur-
son. preparatory thereto dubbed and spent one
dollar In the purchase from M. A. Daupnin No.
No. 50 $50. In the July drawing or the Louisiana
Siate LOTTERY, and honoraoly ear aed by their
enlerlrlslng venture IS, 200, which was imunedi
aIeiy peld them IN gold. They have extenici
Their trip 10 Europe. Who 4; the newt Ineky
man IN the september drawing? Who?