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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-08-19

Suit of easdEimm ct uX vs. r. u. Cummines
No. lie Asg. term, ls55. Debt, SSse.5l. NeBd er.
So. IS Ang tenn, lssn. A. n, Aitys.
All that certain lot or piece of gfound
situate IN the village Of Port Matilda Centre county
Pa bounded aud described follawsl beginning at
= corner of bot lately owned by r. y. Cummings on
High street; thence hy sad street north 4uo wesi
feet 20 alley thence by said alley DO feet
Centre street thence by si Centre street south sOl
east 81 feet to said lot Of r. D. Cummings thence by
aid lot south 4a!9 west 2Dp iset place q begin.
hing-contAiuing u of an acre more OF less; thereon
erected twotory frame honse stable and other out
hudings SeiTed. taken IN execution aud io te sold
As the prvperty Of n. d. Cummings.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-08-19

suit q D. n. Lelb Ada's " A. V. Miller et. al
No. Il9 January term lssn' nzht eis.s a. ~ Z.
No. - Aneart term. ls5o. A. . n Att'ys.
All that certain building situate In
spfins township, Centre county Pa bounded o. re
nofsh hs Nhaa = called The menuazln road. On fhn
ess1 b Samuel EolI sn ne soash ~ xlllzzx saon
saiH All Oh hs vet y tAs nsllesnts ard LsvzsOvn
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Bollefonts Markets.

BrtlrroSTE, Aug. 10, 1880.
nfaTaHEnNeu
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No %

Enlt ef nsIlsfokfe nnflAlnn ana Loan AssoclaiieH,
me of, "a Edward Brean. -
No. y Jaa's term, lE15 Debt. So n a. 80. y
August term, fss0. esmnglef, Atiy
All that certain part of the lot or piece
Il ground situate on ske northwest ecfusr uf nlshP
street and AlITnhsny street In TIE horeaeh q bes
ioa1s: Beginning and adjoining he ed store fee =
William EeAheH; fhsaes straight line ngfta y iHs
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No. g
Sui, Of WIN. Wolf vs.. Daniel Durst.
No. Q.

Suit Of J. II 0rvis ct al. ". A. Stewart ct Al.
No. az April term, is5e. Debt ti7s2 vend ex
No. 70 August term, 1850. YAH Au'u
All that certain lot or piece Of land situ-
ate in spiing township, Centre county, Pa, bounded
and described ss follows. TO Wit On the nerth by
land of John Lcdeman, the EAST by lands % James
Steele, the south by Sittahy mountain and on the
west by the old Isrimer farm-Containiag fss acres
more or les thereon erected twotory plaak house.
bank harm and other outhuildings. Seized, taken IN
execution and 90 lc cold the property of Abraham
Stewart and ]. O. Iarimer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-08-19

RY virtue OF sundry writs of Fieri
- Pacas. Levari FaolAs and vsDdItioui Esponas.
issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas of Centre
county aud 20 me directed there will be exposed at
public sale 1T the Court House. Ia Beiiefonte, on
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No. 10.

Suit Of n. VI. Jcib Adms Va uriah Wilson.
No. Ia January term, 1850. Debt. s40.5Q Lev a
No. ee August term. 1850 A. a n Att'ys.
All that certain building located on A
lot piece of ground part of situate IN Benner
township, Centre county, Pa bounded on south hy
cid Half Moon road, the west and north by lands
Of John Cole and the east by Harlem SaiIar-caa.
tanning one-hAf more less theron erected
twotory frame house "a feet front by 10 feet deep
Seized taken in execution and % e soid as the pr
efty Of uffsh Wilson.
No. IL.
Suit Of D. N. Leih. Adms ". Geo. SHARP owner Ae
No. s7a August term. ISIS. Debt s2slls. Lev. +.
No, g August term, iss0. 4 4 n Att,ys
AL that certain building located on LOT
pecs Of ground part Of tract q land situate in
township, Centre county, Pa. bounded and described
80 follows, vie On the south ty public toad leadiur
from Bellelonte hy Ihe Pair ground and Rualo Rnn'
on the west By lc Of Lucas On the north hy lands
of the estate of WIN. A. Thomas deceased and On IRE
east by lot ef {. Rsteooatalalne aere TnoT@ f -
u : twes'eFy Ifame baildlne or dwelling bDuze
about - feet along The rad aoFeed IN length and
fret In depth Seized taken IN sxeeation ara a -
sold AZ ne property Of George sharp. owner, &c.
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Suit Of Mary ". DeAunAnt We. Geo. Housed ei al
No. - April term. iss1. Debt $40. Nend ex. No.
T. Aug. term, lsso. " H. Ait'ys.
All that certain lot or piece Of land sit
tats In Spring township Centre county. Pa Bounded
the east bLsId turnpike leading frnm Bsef1uie 10
LswtstoWp, ~ west by an alley. the south ~
alley and on lhe north by Thomas IIsrrisoB-oon.
taiuinE one half acre. OF less thereon erected
tuosf9ry frame house stable and other ouhuidinfs
SEIZED taken IN execution and 30 he sold the prop
crty of George Housed and Margaret Iiousel.
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GEORGETOWN.

,ca b BRIDGE WANTEDMIn reply to large num-
per OF merchants, millers and shippers Of Cum
berland coal doing business ON Water street,
west OF High street, Georgetown, asking that a
bridge be erected across the canal Immediately
west OF Warren street, the Commissioners state
that the engineer department, to which the pc
tltion was referred, reports that ''there is i'm
doubtedly great need for an outlet to George
town from the mills on Water street nearer
than by High street, but it Will cost nearly
SIS; 600 to build it, the retaining walls at one
end being nearly IS feet high; that the work on
the streets OF the two cities is OF much greater
Importance than this" They add that an es.
innate was submitted in the last annual report
for rebuilding the bridge across the canal at
East Market Space, at cost OF 81 ,666. If this
work IS done 1t will afford partial relief"
FISH MARKET.-6000 goo herrtags sold at 81 so t.
81. per thousand; 400 shad at s12 per hundred:
1000 ta1lOfS at &c piece.
The nj. 7. SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
Thursday night, was great success, the music,
under direction OF Mr.. Browning, being excel
lent-and there Is demand for repetition.
cS- The centennial educational convention
was held In Nashville. Tenn. yesterday
Among those who made addresses were Gen
John Eaton, of Washington, commissioner OF
education. and DR.. w. T. Harris, OF st. Louis
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COUkT-yud0e Hd1ne.
appointed adminis%atis' bond s. so Sa'f Es aas
OF Charlotte B. Wise; inventory:and list OF debts
returned: Estate Of Elizabeth Brummel; A. G.
Estate Of G. E. Banded: inventory OF person
Brown; citation issued Estate Of Thomas
Hagner; letters OF administration to Peter
Campbell. Estate OF Bernard Henze; answer
to rule on administrator filed. VIII OF sam
9et do HOOPER, ;n admitted to probate; letters TO
bate. VIII of jonathan II. Lane; petition Of J.
J. Clark for probate, filed; order OF publication
issued and bond fixed at $4,000. Estate Of
LOUIS Z: Bellefeuille; petition OF Lena F. Belle
1eu1lle for appointment OF Jacob Karr as ad-
m1nistrator f11ed and order OF publication is
sued. WIN OF Brooke Macka1l; admitted to
probate cha letters to Leonard Mackall,, bond
$l,O00. VIII OF Frank A. GOel filed for probate
VIII OF Cathartne Barclay; petition OF II. c.
Towers executrix, filed and order of publfca-
tion issued. WIN OF Maria j. Elliott; petition
OF William Al. New for probate and letters
filed and order OF publication issued. viii of
Henri Rochat filed with petition OF Patrick A.
Byrne andoT S Of publication issued Estate
Lydia NJ. Kellogg for admi cistration filed and
publication ordered.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM,
and submitted. To&son agt. Steamer Z G.
Monday.
CIRCUIT COURT CNo. 1.>-Judge Macarthur.
1tSlcIudy, hcyScF dSI. HaICil, demurrer SUI
tained; Same agt. Preut1ss; do. Same act. Hal
stead; DO. solomon agt Meyers motion to cor
rect Judgment Overruled.
To-day, Quinn agt District; Mayhem agt.
Rupert; Mulker agt Moses; and Chaplin ACT.
lay l0r; Dllls oil exceptions filed. Bull agt
windsor; judgment set AIDE on terms. Col
"oge agt Creecy;- bond fixed.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Cartier.
Yesterday. hurry agt. Fletcher; decree set
Ting pleas. Aston agt. Wall: pro confesso va
Gated. Allen agt Semmes; title Invested and
reVested. Kirk agt. same; do. Daily agt. F1tz.
Norris on hearing.
To-day, Daley agt. Fitzmorris; bill dismissed.
Hogan agt. Harte; sale ratified finally and ref
eTence. Schlegel agt. Schlegel do. Mise do. Van
Patten agt. Palmer; time to take testimony ex-
tended Roberts agt. Roberts; divorce decreed
Gerh0ld agt. GerhOld: do.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge James,
To-day, Alice TaSco, larceny; Withdrew plea
OF not guilty and pleaded guilty to petit larceny
and was sentenced to 10 days In Jail. F. Cook
assault, with intent to kill; motion for new trial
argued In part
POLICE COURT-J1tdge yIleIL.
To-day, John Connolly, assault on John r.
Brooks; IS. Daniel Buckner charged with
making an indecent exposure OF his person: $40
or so days. John Night. loud and boisterous
$40. John Coleman, charged with cruelty to
anlmalS, In driving lame mule plead guilty.
end was fined S. James Brennan, trespassing
on parking; S.. Samuel Johnson, indecent eX.
posture; IS. Robert Jackson, loud and bois-
ferrous: IS or Is days. David Jones. profanity:
IS. Frank Walker, charged with keeping his
CAREER shop open on Sunday; SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-08

HANLAN AND RILEY

are out every day practicing. large crovd
assemblies along the river banks to see them,
especially In the afternoon. To-day they both
took long pulls IL Riley Is not in the race he
intends TO challenge the winner, the mat h to
come of here a week after the great cont st OF
the 18th. Riley does not think Courtney will
come to time. Courtney is expected here next
Monday but nothing definite has been he ard
from him.
THE BALTIMORE BOAT RACE.
The Potomac Boat Club has selected its four
for the race IN Baltimore June 10th with the
EHirondells OF that city. They are Barbarin,
Bailey, Sam Wheeler and Mheatley. They are
now In training.
BASE BALl.
The Nationals returned to the city last nig'.t
The Albanys, who will play them to day, also
got in last Dight. The Nationals are somewhat
used up, but ere sm'1ing. They say they had
fair treatment everywhere they went Games
yesterday: New Athletics, Of Fbtla 1elpbia. 2:
University, OF Princeton, ~. Bost ons 5, Troys
a.. Weicestel5 3, PrOyidenees Q. Chicagos 20,
C1nctnlattS 7.
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GoRRkM. n. III July Ia, 1879.
Gents-Whcever you are. 1 don't know; but I
thank the Lord and feel grateful TO you, % know
that in this world Of adulterated medicines there
is one compound that proves and does all il adyer-
tiees to do. and more. Four years ago had a
slight shock of palsy. which unnerved me 70
such an extent that the least excitement would
make me shake like the sgue. Last May was in
duced to try Hop Btters. ! used one bottle, ON :
did notsee any change; another did 40 change my
nerves that they are now steady as they ever
were. 1t used to take both hands 70 write, but
now my right hand writes this, Now, il you con-
cnue TO manufacture as honest and good an article
as you do. you will accumulate honest fortune
and confer the greatest blessing your fellow
men that was ever conferred on mankind.
TIN BURCH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-08

THE SECOND DISTRICT REGIMENT FLAG.-CoL
Amos Webster has received communication
from committee OF Lincoln Post No. g. Grard
Army OF the Republic, asking that the flag OF
the I'd District regiment be re,Irned TO Captain
j. II. narrower, who proposes to present it TO the
pos,. on the consolidation Of the I'd With the
jsr District regiment, this flag was directed to
be presented 10 Captain Narrower, and by some
mistake il was VII other property turned over
10 the government. ah3 was by the War de-
partmenr in June, 1916, turned over to Colonel
Webster, ad1utant general OF the District. Col.
Webster Will accede 10 the request, and so noti-
Md the committee to-day. Captain Narrower,
who was chiefly instrumental in raising the
funds 10 purchase the nag, will shortly make
The pTeSentatiOn.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN

1NATHAORDlNAHH BAHGAlN
IN LINEN LAWNS.
White Ground and Black and Colored Figures,
AT CENTS YARD,
At TOvySON'S, $50 Penna. avenue.
ANDROsCOdGIN L BLEACHED MUSLIN.
10 GENTS.
Atwood LACE BUNTINGS, all colors.
Silk Dsmasse GRENADINES.
SPRING DRESS GOODS. large assortment, in
all the new colOrs-
COACHMAN,S DRAB, GENDARME.
OLD GOLD, CREAM.
NAVY BLUE, Ere, ETC, ETC, ETC, AND
SUMMER DRESS GOODS in endless variety.
BOYS CLOTH for Spring Suits from DC. SOC. SIC
.PARASOLS, new styles, all Silk, 81. 70, 81. so.
81. IS, q. S2.25. o.. so. $2.75.
2k-Yards Wide SHEETING COTTON, 25c.
MADRAS GIN6HAM. FRENCH LAWNS.
SEERSUCKERS.
MATTINGS, OLCLOTHS. CARPETS.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE.
C. NJ. TOWSON,
csc Pennsylvania ave.,
mays South side. near Jth Ct
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A Lovely ChapIet.

late fashion report says Nothing can be prettier
than a chaplet Of hop vines in blossom. recent
medical review says: Nothing can be better as
general renoyater Of the health than plenty Of Hop
Bitters. They aid in all the operations of nature
toning up the weak stomach assisting the food to
become properly assimilated. and promoting
healthy action in all the organs, The dictates Of
fashion. well the laws Of health. alike favor
right application of hops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-08
OUTICURA REMEDIES,

For Skin, Scalp and Blood Humors,
druggists, SEQ Warrington st., Boston. q Front
St., Toronto. Ont, and Snow Hil, London, and
re for sale by all Druggists and Dealers. Price of
CUTICuRA, small boxes. so cents; large boxes con.
tanning two and one half times the quantity Of
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP. Is cents. CuTIcURA
MEDICINAL. SHAVING SOAP. Is cents, In bars for
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PSORIASIS.

Nineteen Years of Suffering and Hum
dreds OF Dollars for Medicine.
MessTs WEEKS 4 POTTER GenhemeR,-I have
been afflicted for nineteen years with Psoriasis and
stuff they call blood purifiers. Doctors did not
know what to call my disease. l would scratch
nights until scratched myself raw; then it would
dry and form into scales, which would all be
scratched of Iext night and on. 1 have been
completely cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
Most respectfully,
THOMAS DELANY.
Concord St, Cuft0m Mil.
Memphis, Tenn. June lG, 1872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-08

4 FRIENDLESs WOMAN SHANEFULLY TREATED.
In the Police Court this morning, Theresa
Schiehel, German woman, who was charg d
tie larceny OF a gold watch aud $50 was re.
called She testified, through an interpreter,
that she came TO this country 10 September last
and has been living at Mr.. Peters place of bust
ness Stuce then. aud that he promised to marry
her, and under that promise had taken advan-
tage OF her. Defendants counsel, L. Browning
remarked that this appeared to be put up
job on the part OF Peters to get rid OF the
woman, and the Court dismissed the case
against her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Anlusenl ents, Il

Amusements, dc., Tonight
Ford;s opera HOuse.-The "Big Four Min
strels-
National 1henteT-The Rice Surprise Party
In "Hiawafha.v
Thedter CONTINUE. Madame D'EJtS' Female
Ministries and Varieties
Arlington gnedter. The Levanti Sisters,
speeiaities and varieties
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COLLINS
Voltaic Electric Plasters.

They vitalize. strengthen and support Weak and
Painful Parts; relieve Chronic Ailments Of the
Liver and Kidneys: absorb Poisons and thus pre-
vent Fever and Ague. Aalarial ana Contagious
Diseases, and when placed over the pit Of the
stomach, prevent DyspepsiA, Bilious Collie, Cramps,
and Pains. Price. q cents. wye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-08

THE GBRMAN-AaERICAN NATIONAL BANK LII
GATIoN-In the Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Macarthur sustained the demurrerS in the cases
of b. L.. Keyser, receiver OF the German Amer-
can National Bank, against Horace Hatch, E. p
Halstead and c. E. Prentiss. for protested notes
found In the bank safe, and gave plaintiff leave
to amend. The demurrer was taken to the
emission OF statement in the declarations OF
the receivers appointment under the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-08

STABBING By A PICKPoCK.r.-In the Police
Court this morning, John Conway, a young
white man, was charged with picking the
market OF her pocketbook, this morning. An
drew Ouer, the watchman at the market. de.
tected him In the act, and when he ATTEMPTED
70 put him under arrest, ne drew knife and
six months In JAIL for the pocket-pi picking and
tx months additional for the assault on the
hatehmap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-08

The CUIIcURA REMEDIES are nlarvels of curative
power. Internally, the CUTICURA REsoLvENI
cleanses the Liver and Kidneys, regulates the Stom
ach and Bowels, enriches and purlfes the Blood of
Scrofula, Scr ofutous. CaUcerous and Canker HUI
removes all Scaly CRUST, heals Hnmors, Ulcers
Sores: Itching Piles, and all Itching Affections of
the Skin and Scalp, with Loss of Hair. and is al
miraby assisted in every case by that most soften
ing, healing, and exquisitey nerfumed toilet BATH
and nursery Sanatve, the CUTICURA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAP. Gentlemen say the CUTIcURA MEDI-
CINAL SHAVING SOAP is worth its weight in gold.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EORD's OPERA HOUSE.

EORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
WEEK OF MAY 10.
MAT1NEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
FREN0H'S ENGLISH OPERACo.
First production in this city of the Unique Musl-
cal Comedy. in Three Acts, by Richard Genes
Efq-. and Mr.. Fred Williams, called
THE ROYAL MILDLY!
AS PLAYED AT
DALY'S THEATER, NEW YORK.
THREE MONTHS DURING RUN OF PIRATES
OF PENZANUE.
In this most delightful, Original, Rythmical Fam
tasy, with entirely new features introducing all the
Charming Music of Genees Famous Opera, as
printed and published under the title of
DER SEE KADET.
AS PLAYED AT ITALIAN THEATER. NEW
YORK. THREE MONTHS.
BLANCHE CHAPMAN. as the "Royaa Middy.n
MISS HENRIETTA sENNACH. Mezzo Soprano.
MISS MARION BERNARD. Contralto.
MIR. EUGENE CLARK, Tenor.
MR.. HERBERT ". ARCHER. Baritone.
MR.. W. L. VAN horn. Basso
MR. W. J. SHEA, Buto.
Supported by Finely Selected and
POWERFUL CHORUS,
Under the Baton of
S1GNCR G. OPERTI....................Co Conductor.
And an
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA.
APPROPRIATE SCENERY AND APPOINT
WITH ELEGANT COSTUMES OF THE DAY
MONDAY, MAY II,
Benefit of
II. CLAY FORD.
HERNE'S "REARTS OF OAK
TIE GREATEST PLAY OF THE DAY.
From the Fifth Avenue Theater. New York. Box
Book now open. 1t
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RINGWORM HUMOR

Of Six Years. Duration Cured by the
Cuticura Remedies.
Messrs WEEKS Il POTTER: SirS,-1 have had
years, which spread all over my ears face, and
neck. and which itched aud irritated me a great
physician without benefit. Your CUTIcURA REM
EDIEs have entirely cured me, taking every bit of
humor off my face and leaving it as smooth as
dollar. thank you again for the help it has been
to me. GEO. w. BROWN, Mason
4S Marshall St, Providence, RI,
Nov. 30, 1879.
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SALT RHEVM
For Nine Years Speedily Cured with the
CUticura Remedies.

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER Gentlemen. Il have
have tried every patent medicine Il think known
to the trade have also been attended by physicians
but with no more than temporary relief. As had
should try yours which were astonishingly effec-
tive, completely curing me. It is two months since
permanently cured. Gratitude alone prompts me
to tender you my testimonial.
Most truly yours, GEO. F. OWEN,
Dealer ils Pianos and Organs.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH,
October, 1879.
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A Husbands Testimony.
A Rich Lady,s Experience.

I travelled all over Europe and other foreign
countries at cost of thousands of dollars in search
of health and found ii not I returned discouraged
and disheartened. and was restored to real youth
full health and spirits with less than two Bottles Of
Hop Rtters I hope others may profit by my ex-
perience and stay at home
LADY, AUGUSTA, ME.
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Immense Sale
EVANSVILLE. Wis June "A, 1878

EVANSVILLE. Wis June "A, 1879.
GeatleDen:-No Bitters have had one half the sale
here and given such universal satisfaction as your
Hop Bitters have We take pleasure in speaking for
their welfare, as every one who tries them Is wei
satisfied with the results. Several such remarkable
cures have been made with them here that there are
a number of earnest workers in the hop Bitters
cause. One person gained eleven pounds IRON
taking only few bottles.
SMITH IDE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-08

TIE NIGHT LODGING HOUsK.-Mr. A. s. Solo,
mons, vice president OF the Night Lodging
commissioners of the District, wherein he &C
counts for the large number or Is, 923 persons
who have received the benefits or the lodging
house. from the tnsufficiency OF accom- noda-
lions afforded in the police station houses for
wayfarers and others who by stress OF circum-
stances are unable to provide for themselves
temporarily few nights lodging and the Ioos
necessary TO sustain life without begging or
committing crime. Triie, a mere place TO sleep
can be found In some OF the station houses, but
II is On a hard wood bench In stone cell with
q stone floor and all atmosphere reek1ng with
dampneSS and perfumes not at all conducive ID
refreshing sleep; besides which, the beneficial
ries are locked up and frequently confined with
Deastly drunkardS and hardened criminals, who
make night hideous with their foul language.
For the month OF April 5,5 persons have occu-
pied beds in the house, of whom 545 where
white and 80 colOred. Among them there We're
% women and children. OF the whole number
only As were unable to read and write, and 25
were married. Americans, 36S; Foreigners, 2lO
of whom there were Irish 65, Germans Al, Eng
lSh 43, Scotch 20, Canadians 10, French 10,
WEIGH 6, Swiss and Italians 3. Their trades
ard professions In alphabetical order were as
follows: Artists s, blacksmitbs II, bookbtndefS
!, bakers Is, bricklayers 10, butchers 16 0oll3r
makers 4, clerks II, carpenters 13, cooks 10,
cabinet makers 3, cigar makers Z, engineers l6,
makers 8, hostlers II, hatters 4, iron workers G,
jewelers. 3, laborers 90, machinlstS IA, moulders
6. newsboys 2, oystermen s, painters 2S plaster
ers ~, plumbers 10, printers Is, peddlars II,
railroad men IS sailors 25, school teachers 8,
shoernakers Is; stone cutters IA. stone maSons
G. stewards 4, teamstels l6, tailors 4, timers 10,
teiegrapherS 5, walters is, and WeaverS II.
Number OF meals supplied 1850.
WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, agent:-2i5 900 behring's, from 81 10 81.
per thousand; 5000 shad. from s. TO Sl2 per
| hundred; 900 punches rock and perch, from Is
| to 30 cents per bunch.