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BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ON n STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH n d FIJI
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
Of the district Of Columbia, passed on the f:"4
4th June, A. D. 1879, in cause in said court k2.
depending. wherein Valentino Menger is complain
ant, and Frank Posey and others are defendants
being Equity Cause, No. G, LOG, Docket IS. will,
On THURSDAY THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.
D. 1880, AT 80 O'CLOCK M, sell at public auc-
tiop, in front OF the premises all that part Of the
lot Of ground, situate in the city of Washington
ana District of Columbia known as Lot numbered
seven q, in square numbered two hundred and
eleven GID, contained within the following metes
and bounds: Beginning for said part Of said lot at
the southeast corner thereof, and running thence
north eighty (3e feet THENCE west (2O feet tnenee
sonth eighty 800 feet and thence east twenty GOD
feet to the place of beginning, together with the
Improvements thereon, consisting Of two story
Dwelling House.
Terms of sale: One, third cash within ten days
after day Of sale, of which cash payment $50 shall
be paid deposit at the time OF sale, and the bal
anCe in three equal instalmen at six, twelve and
eighteen months from day of sale, with interest,
All convey ancing at expense of purchaser.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
jan31- 3taw&ds 342 street NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TOMORROW.
ID H. WARNER, Real Estate Apctioneer.

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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY, ON THE WEST SIDE
OF SIXIH STREET, BETWEEN l. AND NJ
By virtue of deed of trust, dated Novem- ssa,S,
Der sth. 1877, and dsly recorded in Liber $40, %$
folio SOL of the land records of the Dis -.
trct Of Columbia and at the request of of the party
secured thereby, We will sell at public auction, in
front of the premises, on WEDN ESDAY. THE ARA
Day OF FEBRUARY, 1885, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. N. the
following described real estate. to wit; All of lot
one CID, in square four hundred and forty -nine
449), as the same are known and desert he'd upon
the plat or plan of said city. Beginn ing for the
ZANE at the southeast corner of lot %, runnin1
thence west one hundred and sixteen (116 feet to
public alley thence north eighty two lS2 feet ten 0)
inches, thence east one hundred and sixteen 1lS'
feet to the west line of Sixth street west thence
south along the west line of said street. So feet 10
inches to the place of beginning.
Terms cash deposit OF S1o0 required at time
Of sale; All conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
This property will be sold subject to deed of
trust for 49, 600 with per 1T. interest from May
6, 1879. JAMES II. STONE, I r..
j16-eodSds MAHLON ASHFORD,} trustees
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A PARTY OF 20 CoLoRED PEOPLE, including
tracted a good deal OF attention on New York
feTryboat yesterday by their belplessness, and a
collection amounting to about S. was taken up
them
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STABBING A PLAYMATE.-At Reading, Pa.
son OF Henry Loeb was stabbed in the back last
Saturday night by son OF Henry A. Hoff, and is
thought to be mortally wounded. The boys,
who are between the ages OF IL ana Is, Were
banaying epithets with each other at the time.
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AUCTION SALES.

Fk2Ek Lot Td1 MRsoEkP TEa
SF FRI Of EnSoS sIEEET T. NS6KTH%EsT ALsS
s 81 = TsS N9kFHtwf MAR TWENTY FIRST
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
No boe - s Gnsfs sell at sasss
T sg Get fre4t Of the premsea on
P. NJ, all the right. title. Interest and estate of
Henry Himber defendant in said cause. IN and to
II the city of Washington. in the District of Column
Pa oyn and described ED, as If
hered seventy t7o,,, beginning for the, same
the line of ssFf an vest S feet
inches; THENCE south ninety 600 feet; thence west
thence east ten QOl feet; thence north twenty COD
feet thence east forty t42l fet six (6) inches
OF beginning Also, part OF Lot numbered seven
teen %, in the same square. BEGINNING for the same
rns rest hundred Il SIZE
md thence north fifty 600 feet to the beginning i
with the improvements as above stated; ,,o,,
tof which 300 must be deposited with me at the
time of sle) in cash; the balance in two equal ia
pGrchastrs notes. bearing interest from the day of
sale will be TAKEN or a cash. at the option &c the
purchaser. W. G. DUvaLL. Trustee.
YOUNG MIDDLETON. Aucts. jan23-dSdbs
TAE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1880 same hour and
place BY order Of the Trustee.
feb3,5,7, W. q. DUVALL, Trustee.
MATTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auct oneers
SALE OF PURE DRUGS, FANCY ARTICLES.
PRESCRIPTICN CASE, DRUG BOTTLES,
&C.. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, COMMENSURATE
AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell, q. Store No. -
4O7 ~ street southwest, an assortment OF u
Fancy Articles, Drugs, Large Window Globes
Cases, Store Fixtures. &c, together with other
articles usually found in a drugstore.
Terms cash.
fe2-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
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VIM. D. CASSIN, 1,r,,s+oo.
ian27 WIN. L. DUNLOP.5 trustees.
EEHHOS. j. FISHER 4 CO., Auctoneers,
a 1928 + street northwest.

A 1928 street northwest.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
K NHEE e BETMEEN SNtNETEEETH
hEP hEso q N1sfFEHSTH ssNTHEhT
BY SMALL FRAME 'H6UsEs.. A " ~
By virtue OF deed of Of trust. dated the 9Th "a
the land records for the District Of Columbia. and
,e ct public auction, in front of the premises.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH, 1880. AT 81 O'CLOCK
in the city of Washington, in the District Of Column
bia, and known and designated upon the plot or
ground gro, plan thereof req as Lots numbered three 60
five ts5i, together With ali the ip provements and
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
IL cash BALANCE in one, two and three years from
be secured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
deposit Of 300 will be req 0red on each lot at the
time of sale. If terms are not compiled with with
in five days from day of sale the Trustee reserves
purchaser after. FIVE days ADVERTISEMENT in the
Evening Star, newspaper of Washington, D. G.
NJ 0e CHAPLIN Trustee
T T. COLDWELI, Real Estate Auctloneer.
TRUsTEE's sLLE OF THAT DESIRABLE FOUR
4 THkEE.sT3kY BACK B1IL[RING, 9GG9@-
sRS 9E TIE Sf1 R2Sa 8EE1SE PFRAFr
word and myself dated June 9, 4. 2; 1873. i'm;
one Of the land records for the District Of Column
bia, and at the request Of the party secured there
by, ], as the surviving trustee will sell at public
f2sSn II fsoRs q ne
lowing described real estate situate n City Of Wash-
and
Of lot numbered four a., in square numbered three
hundred and seventy seven STD, beginning for the
same ct the southwest corner ct said lot and run
(24) feet; thence north one hundred and nifty. mine
feet to alley thence west twenty -four (2O feet
and thence south one hundred and fifty nine Qt9)
feet to the place Of beginning, together with the
improv ements. nc. Subject to Al taxes now duo
Terms: 9il. 600 and accrued interest TO the day
Of sale, amounting e q, SSs: 60 with the e1pe1se
Of sale, In cash, and the balance IN gx ana twelve
months, for which the notes .of the purchaser;
bearing interest from the day Of sale. and secured
taken: 4 dsposit oi 600 yl b Ieg1irsd q the
q the e1penss q The purchaesr 4 terms g sale
serves the right g Issen :he properly e tae rlsE
advertisement. GE0BGE N. sT1OKNEY,
ian23-f,m&Hkda SURVIVING Trustee.
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TktHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

TKUsTEE'S SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, ON
THE WEST SIDE OF TWENTY-SIXTH ST.
MORT INVEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the It'll -
day of April, 1868, and duly recorded in Lii fMR
Ter No: 4. folios 214, 2l5 GIG and III. one OF l2
IL land records for Washington county, District of
Colombia, shall sell. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
14TH, 1880 AT A 80 O'CLOCK, in front OF the premi-
ser the following described property An that part
VIZ Beginning on 2Gth ST. west, at the center of a
row of houses said lot about % feet south from
the northeast corner OF said square and running
the end of said row Of houses thence due west to
Rock Greek thence with said creek northerly to a
line drawn due west from beginning, and thence
with said line reversed to the beginning.
Terms One third cash; the residue in two equal
pay ments six and twelve months with notes bear
ing interest at 6 per cent per annuIn and secured
cost. $50 deposit required at the time of sale.
WALTER S. COX, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING
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Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure is sold by
druggists, delivered to any address, at 81. 50.
lsr. Wei De Meyers Treatise on Catarrh
il mailed free to ybody. ID. b. Dewey e.
Co.. Agents, 40 Dey ST., N. Y.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON THIRTEENTH STREET, BET WEEN N
AND Q STREETs NV BEING NEAR IOWA

TRUSTEES, SALE Al. OF yAhUABLE PROPERTY
a AHR sT n ET6 TTiEM BEING NEAR IOWA
ana S'9s sffa tse sfa
ty, in the District Of Colum bia and by written re-
guest Of the holder Of notes. viii offer for sale on
TUESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d.
1880. AT 80 O'CLOCK P M, in front of the prem
Uses. al those certain lots pieces parcels Of land
and known as Lots and II, in Morrison's subivi-
sion Of lots in No. square numbered two hun;
front of twenty feet (2O( Thirteenth street west
hanred saars fes
west. and running back one hundred and fifty five
thirty feet 1 VIDE eontanns ree ana
thirty. eight feet of ground saving and excepting
April 18th, 1872 and recorded in liber go. folio
together with ali the improvements, Ways,
easements. rights, privileges. appurtenances and
announcements to the same belonging or In any wise
Terms Of sale: The amount of indebtedness &C.
the baant at twelve months, for which the notes
sale, and secured by deed Of trust on ths PROPERTY
sold, will be. TAKEN, A deposit of 300 wfl be
sale Is BE- oosmiped With days o.SerWse
the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property
after giving five days public notice Of such resale
in yEssE Wsos asss
janis. I'm. v. f&ds
VlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF M STREET, BETWEEN ELEV-
EMTH AND TWELFTH STREETS NORTH
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBnu- -
the premises. fshall sell part lot Is Of sub lsA.
division Of square S1t hayiaf front Of q fee.
by q handsome Brick Residen CO, with an N )dern
improvements, located as above:
Terms: One third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months, with notes bearing interest at
per cent. per annum and secured by deed Of trust
cost. &l00 down at time Of sale.
jan3I-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SELDOM EQUALI1ED.
COUGH DROPS.
NEVER EXCELLED.
HALF POUND PACKAGES, 25C.
Arthur NATHAN. PHAn1rA1mEs
ian2Q La M 4 ~ md ~ 0ls9 y ssos Sesees
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jan20- tSm
TOHN HOLLANDS
PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN,
Patented Oct. 2, 1873.

IL the highest achievement In the manufacture of
Gold Pens and the result Of experiments for more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN II
produced by q skillful combination Of the two pre-
q us and non,o1rr9sive metals ~ hr: COZ and
an alloy Of copper. reducing it's fneness without
per which the costly Platinum supplies The
kRECORD', Gold PEN Points are Of the best
Iridium, Diamonds), indestructible with fair
treatment, and polished to glass like smoothness.
Steel pen writer's have now every objection to gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement In a9Pen
which win endure and not oxidize, squarely met,
The sRECORD' Gold PEN is guaranteed 10
possess Durability, PermAnency Of Spring
and Perfection Of Point. Price, $3.50, sold
by all Jewellers and Stati0ners In the United
States. II not found order direct from JOHN
HOLLAND, Manufacturer. 10 ". 4th street. Gin
c'nnat.
For sale by JOHN O. PARKER, s1s It'll strest
northwest. mar1o-1AWly -nrm
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u JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WOOD. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS. GOAL.
Fuu Weight. Best QUALITY, Lou Prices.
COAL. PTorupt DeliUeries. WOOD.
uptown offices by TELEPHONE.
With unequaled facilities and advantages for Geo.
nomically conducting the wood and coal trade,
wharves factory. extensive store yards enabling us
to stock up largest when coal Is lowest; offices
throughout the city, and all in immediate comrnuni
cation insurng prompt attention to orders, we are
prepared to offer to patrons the best varieties Of
coal st the very lowest prices
We insure strictly pure coal, Of 2, $40 pounds to
the ton. JOHNSON BROTHERS,
SITS. s.w. Offices 1902 F st. NV. 1112 9th ct.
NV. l418 TIL st. NV. and 221 Pa. ave- Sc oil
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Y
YOUNG Il MIDDLETON, Aucts. jan23 -dSdbs


gTaE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1880 same hour and
place BY order of the Trustee.
feb3, 5,7,9 W. q. DUVALL, Trustee
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LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
MEAT. To be had Of all Storekeepers, Grocers,
and Chemists; Sole agents for the United States,
Lane, London, England mar lS-lY
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nR; LEON, the oldest established and only rei-
cons ATE av a. TX aa .ae ey fan o
to O'Clock. All Female Complaints and Irregulari
ties quickly cured. Consultations free. Separate
rooms for patients. dec26 -2m
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Grown
y TOOTH BRUSHES.
CROWN
HAIR BRUSHES.
full line at
w, q. THOMP0OW0s
1au2s-w,lm.sm 1g1 EHJeesstkefs
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HOLMEAD & Co.,
LII 1S43 STREET, Opposite Ebbit House,,
Are Offering to the Holiday Trade
Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets aud Fancy
Goods,
Ut the LOWEST PRICES. and.purchasers are invited
TO call and examine. Also, fine line OF CHINA,
CROCKERY and HoUSEFURNISHINGS, at lowest
figures.
Store open until Q D. M dac19
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STEAMERS. &c.
l.'OR NORFOLK, FORTREss MONReE

The hrs class 5tea1ers Of this line ~ sSH3t
and 'RoTTIRDAM," leave Jersey City every
alter mats Wednee.is- and Saturday. First Cabin
l.. ". NORRIS. 80 Ryay, General PASSENGER
Ast. FUNCH FIYF 4 CO., ~ So. VIM. St, New
York, Freight eg'ts; H. CAZAUX, General Art,
q SouIh William st. New York. ian29
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MEDICAL, &c.

nk. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
~ manhood and the vigor Of youth to the most
shattered constitution in four weeks. Failure
possible This life-restoring remedy should be
taken by al about to marry, or who have become
weakened from excess or any other cause.
Success in every case is as certain as that water
Quenches thirst. SO per CASE
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

-. ~ WHOM 81 CO..
ian29- 2w 1Of sM SO. n.tc.
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LORD TAYLOR,
Broadway and Goth st NY.
81 have used Wei De Meyers rem ady for
Catarrb, and am perfectly cured of that
distressing complaint. re-. BLACKBURN.
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A MISSING SHIP,
Alarm in England Concerning the Fate of
the Sister Training Ship of
the Burydioe,
IN. Y. HeraId.l

LONDON, April 13.-Much anxiety is felt
here with respect TO the fate of the Atalanta
trang ship, She carriea eleven officers and
800 young eeamen Her commander ia Capt.
Stirling. She is a sister vessel OF the Fury
dice, which foundered of the Isle OF Wight
officers and seamen, of whom $40 were young
men In training, twenty officers and the rest
invalids, time-eSpired men and court-mar-
tailed prisoners on their way home from Ber-
muda.
The Atalanta was last seen at Bermuda on
January ~, and Ia therefore seventy three
days out. She was expected at Portsmouth
some weeks ago. She had water for sixty
days. The Channel fleet have been ordered
TO search for her in Bantry bay, and instruc.
tions have been sent to Gibraltar directing the
eteama ahip Wye to call at the Azores on her
way home for possible tidinge of the missing
weasel. IL ie thought that II abe had put into
the Azores. as was thought probable, the news
would have been received by this time.
HOW THE EURyD1CE WENT DOWN.
The disaster that befell the Eurydce was
one of the most tragic In the annais of the
sea. She was coming home from a practice
cruise TO the West Indies, and was sailing
past the Ise Of Wight with every stitch Of
canvas set. The esplanade at Ventnor was
crowded with people, and she sailed 80 close
to them that from the pierhead the cordage
OF the rigging was visible. Suddenly the sky
became overcast. and storm of snow and
elect burst upon the promenaders, driving
them TO cover and hiding the vessel from
view. When the storm lifted only a passing
schooner, lowering her boats, could be seen,
The Eurydice had capsiZed ALI hands on
board had been mustered for prayer, and
they had no time TO devise means OF safety.
The vortex Of the sinking vessel sucked
them all down but two, In few minutes the
sun was shining more brilliantly than ever.
but it only tell on few large boxes swept
down by the eddies of the channel.
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fI,afavette Adysrtissr.l

Since our last report In regard to railroad
matters work on the western road has steadi-
ly progressed. About two and half miles OF
track is laid, but as this part Of the work ts
frequently delayed In waiting for the con-
structlon Of bridges 1t does not advance as
rapidly rs was expected, though this may be
accounted for by the fact that the first four or
five miles OF road will average bridge for
every half mile, two Of which being Of con-
siderable dimensions. one seventy-six feet
and the other sixty-ffve feet In length, Fill
ing in, surfacing and aligning Is being done
as the road advances, by Capt Hayden with
his force of convicts. This much for the road
going west. We have been informed relative
to the work coming east, that the trestle
work across the "Grand Marais" is completed
and the track is advancing on the Mermen-
tau rlver-the bridge over which is now In
course of construction.
The Morgan Company have O. considerable
force at work on their road, between this
place and New Iberia, surfacing and algniDg.
Every train brings material Of some kind to
be used about the depot. The turn-table is
ready for use, and the round-house will be
constructed rs rapidly rs material can be had.
On the road to Opelousas several forces are
at work, throwing up and grading the road
bed, and as the old bed is we'll preserved In
many places this part OF the work goes for
ward as fast as could be expected.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Great Destruction Of Crops and Orchards by
the Forest Fires in Virginia,

PETERSBURG, April 1S.-Tbe forest fires,
which have been raging In this vicinity for
the past week, have become uncomfortable.
The flames and smoke are plainly Visible
here. Barne and stables in large numbers
have been destroyed, and in many Instances
farmers have lost all their crops, horses and
farming implements, and number OF cabine
have been burned, the occupants barely es-
Gaping with their lives, The destruction OF
cord-wood and timber ie immense. In Prince
4 George county the fire has been very destruc-
tive, Invading orchards and destroying hum
dreds Of fruit trees. 1t Ia feared that unless
q heavy and early rain occurs the fire will de-
stroy the railroad bridges and telegraph poles,
thereby euapending travel and cutting of
telegraphic communication.
NORFOLK, April 1S.-Paeaengers report
destructive fires along the line of the rail.
road from Lynchburg to Norfolk. Several
dwellings have been burned In Appomatto1
county and two housea at Nottaway Court
House. Extensive fres are raging In the
Diemal Swamp and have destroyed a large
amount Of timber, cut wood and lumber
flames from making headway. The weather
lie dry and windy, and trucking interests are
aufferlnGGreatly for want OF rain.
INCENprARy FIRE IN NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, April ia fire, which broke
out at o'clock this morning at the inter.
section OF Princess Ann Avenue and Chapel
street, destroyed the grocery OF J. Z. Powell
the double frame building occupied by Mrs
Annie Peterson and Chae. Walker, an unoc-
cupied frame dwelling house grocery and
LIQUOR store of John T. Mays and Thomas
powell's dwelling and grocery. The
lose ia vartously estimated at from $1,000 to
$4,000, and is partly covered by insurance
The, fire is supposed TO be of incendiary
origin.
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The racing attracted considerable attention,
and proved both interesting and exciting.
The first race was pony race between Ed.
Gallagher's Frank M. and b. McCoo's Walk
in the Water.
1t was mile dash. and WAS won by Frank
nj. In 2:371s
The second event on the course WAS spe-
claI trotting race mile heats to harness and
rule; purse, $25; entrance 50 so, to go to
second horse. Closed with the following en-
tries:
MIR. Joseph A. Walker enters b. m. Lila
Kidd, by Honest Allen, dam Almont.
Mr.. John A. Stevenson enters b. m. Belle
Chambers. by Curtis's Hamhletonian.
Dr. Andrew W. Smythe enters b. &. Shoo
Fly, by American Star.
The animals all appeared as starters, and
made pretty race. Lila Kidd won in two
straight heats Belle Chambers second and
Shoe Fly third In both.
The time was: First heat, 3:O2; second
heat, 800.
The mule race mile dash, between Jas.
Reagan's Pacific and Phil CarrolFs Mollie
was won by the former in :44s..
For the housekeepers race, with jumpers,
one mile, Lafayette No. l entered L. y. Gar
roll, Mechanics No. 6 entered Leon Lamothe,
Jackson No. 1S entered w. b. McCuteheon,
and Pelican No. entered Benachi. Benacht
was a winner in 4O1, Carroll second, La
mothe third, and McCutcheon fourth, =.
After the sports In the field and on the
course had been concluded, the dancing plat
| form became the centre of attraction, and for
| hours the merry dancers Kept time 10 surfing
| music.
| The festival was 10 every respect success
and the members of the company have cause
| to congratulate themselves on the happy re
suits of their efforts to secure the pleasure o
| their guests,
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pilfering cotton on the levee, we're lodged I'm
the Harbor Station.
Henry Maetre5egear, aged nlneteen years.
ts IN the Ihird Station for stealing some
wearing apparel and revolver.
John Murphy and AL. w. Flannagap were
run into the Central Station, charged with
fighting and disturbing the peace
WIN. Clemments, alias Broeky, eharget,
with assault with a dangerous weapon with
Intent to murder, was locked up In the Central
Station on a warrant
Gar No. 40, OF the Dryades and Rampars
street line was run Into by q jumper driven
by Martin Jones and John Furlong. and CON
siderably damaged.
W. j. Faust, John Coyle and O. M. Della
croy were arrested on Basin street, near Gus
tomhouse, charged with assault and battery
on Paul Lawrence and lodged In the Fourth
Station.
James A. Doyle and Tim Manning were
locked up In the Second Precinct Station,
charged with being drunk, disturbing the
pence and assaulting and beating police
officer.
Cemence Croner, who gives his occupation
ae that OF a thief was locked up IN the Sixth
Station, charged with assault and battery on
a police officer and attempting to rescue
prisoner.
Jno. Sheridan Is In the Central Station,
charged by VIM. Brown with assault and
battery with intent to kill and by the officer
making the arrest with being drunk, disturb
Ing the peace and assault aud battery with q
shovel with intent to commit murder.