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AUCTION SALES.
BROS. Auctoneers.

nUNCANBON BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRUsr11,s SALE OF kTooK OF aRocER1Es.
AZ GGRNsR OF NINTH AND R STREETS
By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated and -
.es' June L. 1881. win sen .t pubic m
f99cf 1ssi on tine nreni.et Ii F Ri JUS
the stock in store No .s2s 4 street northves',
ana Wars s Sa eos. wGld
Awnings and ether articles usually found In .
TENS TEN i, cafh. JOB BAAaRsNARc. Trustee.
V'Hos. f. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUsTE1,s PALE OF Two-sToRY FRAME
I IENEME RSFs H9 sTH 20 on sTRsET, BE
Avenue so6 sou EST AM DhAA" A"h
q. b., virtue Of deed Of trusf. dated January IL
seq oi ass and 1ss
Of the District Of 0Slumba. Win sell at pubic
JUsE oath. 1851. AT NJ Lots nambered six Co.
seven Cd and eight (s,. in Ann q. Oarroll's re.
cred and e:ahty SIX :. tts99 numbered n'S nun
Terms Of sale: one third each: basnce in six.
to Be 81
on tie property sold. $1CO deposit required when
me sei go Z ss'eE Taos wAaeAMAr Trustee
STEleEh LEBEsMssiNSS Nsa aas Bs0aerR
IN soUAkE 10 %: WAsH1NaT6N. DO.
sign, d. dated the LIST DAY Of October, A. D. fM
1877. and duly recorded in Liber Ne. 867, 4Ml
T. lilo 1854, one the land records for Washington
county, District Of Columbia. and at the written
sisned Trustees will sell. at public auction. on
SATURDAY. TIE 18th OF JUNE A. d. 1881,
At 5Q'CLcCK II the real estate ,i.Qste 10 the
City OF Washineto ton, D. @ aud XII own and distin-
euished on the plat OF said city, IS Lot numbered
nine 90, in square numbered Lii Detynins (99), in
Aust ms subdivision. the said lot lying on tn
eastern side Of New Hampshire avenue. and i'm
prove d by two story brick residence, knowa
No 1885 on said avenue.
Tie terIcs OF sale: One-third cash, OF which
Si6 90 must be paid at the sale; balance in n!ne
aud eighteen months. notes to bear in terest at 6
Ter cent, Pay able semi annually, and to be Sc
cured by deed of trust on the premises sold. All
conveyancing at the cos: Of the purchaser. If the
terms OF sale are not complied with within days
after sale the property will be reso,d at the risk
cost Of the defaultDg purchaser. five day. puo,
lie notice through one of the daily papers OF the
city Of Washin gton.
ORANGE S. FIRMIN ,rrrs,.,.
JOIN MORRIScN, Aiue'"s'
j. 7. COLDWkLL, Auctioneer. jel3 l2t
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING AN EQUITY

i OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING AN EQUITY
COURT.
ELLFH FRAZIER VS.. THE HEIRS OF JOHN FRAZIER,
deceased ct al. In Equity. No. 69J7.
On consideration OF the Trustees report and the
letter of fald complainant filed Herewith 1t is,
this 3lst day of May, A D: 1881. by the Court Or
dered that the sale maze by said Trustees OF tue
real estate described in the iuse ba.
and the same is hereby. ratified and sont fmed.
unless to tie contrary thereof be shown on or
before the ist day of July. d 1881; Provides.
for three successive weeks before said LIST day of
Ju1y In The Evenicg STAR newspaper printed and
pubIt he'd In the city Of Wssh1ngtt III. u. o , and
Law hep0i'ef' Wv A. wYLIE.
true Copy. ,r,,o,
Test: Il. D. M1iUs. OleIk,
jel-l by M. A, LAScf, ASST. Cierk.
Tl,HE CELLUIOID TRUSS; thst never breaks
IL never wears ont, always clean, ana caa Do
worn " lille bathing. 10 for sale ct
CHAS. FI5HERB.
62S 7th street northwest.
Mrs. Fisher devoses her attention to tbs wants OF
lady patrons ND
WALKER'e, 2O6 IO1a STRIx1.
W CHARCOAL.
LINZ CEMENT, PLASTER CARPET LINING
aoN aRAYE4 RQ0TLNa EVPPklxai
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THE CHEAPEST AND LARGEST
ASSORTMENT OF LAWNS IN WASHINGTON.

THE CHEAPEST AND LARGEST
ASSORTMENT OF LAWNS IN WASHINGTON.
ONE THOUSAND d.00O) PIECES.
Ore hundred qool pieces Of beautiful Figured
8ss h y 600, pieces of beautiful Figured
ss Gsssfes S Pese Of beautiful Figured
sd SG saA the and
D5 FtfsiAS + hSS y s;f =, g, SIC, So
Gks IA; IRAB; BkAcK and other G,i9rs. SOC.
BLACK silks. immense assortment. rs. SIC
81, 81 %, 81 SO
cur new stSe LfSE6 s' a.
All Of our beautiful 25c. DRESS GOODS reduced
Two hundred pieces beautiful MADRAS DRESS
e Expafs PURE R LIS Is BUSTERS slas
CAR1KR's,
jel1 I'll Market Space.
JOHNSON. 7ls MARKET SPACE.
Case New York Mills cotton 1875 yards, short
leIgths. to 20yards at M cents. usual price
leo :. sn as spreads large siHe lO0. usual price
Case 2sOO Yards Black and Colored Spring Blunt
ing At l2h cents, usual price 20 cents.
ing. French at 20 cents. usual price rs cents.
Falcy Mating Is. S7h and so cents.
Gerts P9nges Syn UHbrells: lined, Parasos and
,s,, GEO. lis ' SsTsss sS.o..
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.


NE GOODS
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
DESSERT PLATES, DINNER SETS,
STATUETTES, TOILET SETS,
VASES, TEA SETS,
FINE PLATED WARE and choice bits of CHINA
suitable for WEDDING PRESENTS
M. w. BKVRRIDGE.
jel1 No. 1000 Pennsylvania avenue.
EOWLER'S PATENT FLY FANS.
FRUIT JARS. JELLY TUMBLERS.
CREAM FREKZERS.
NOVELTIES IN CHINA AND MAJOLICA.
TEA SETS. TOILET SETS.
DINNER SERVICES, DECORATED and WHITE.
SILVER PLATED WARE
Of the finest quality in Ice Pitchers Casters Berry
Dishes, Cake Baskets, Gard Receivers, &c, &c.
WILNIAKTH d KDMONSTON,
jel1 100 Market Space.
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GERMAN LLOYD

~
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAysE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Inc steamers Uf this company will sail EVERY
SATURDAY from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd street,
Moboken Rates Of passsge:-From New York to
Hayre, London, 81 uthampton and Bremen, first
cabin. site, secord cabin. $50; steerage 800 pre-.
paid steerase certificates S2S For freight or pas
sage spp.y 10 UELEICHS 4 co 2 Boxiing Green
New York; W q METZEROTT L 90 925 Penn
ave., Agents for Washington tanl2
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~ NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
The CUNARD STEAMeHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.

LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HaRBOR
FROM PIER 40, n. R., NEW YORK
Algeria. We'd. Is June Calls. Wei, 13 July
.Scy this. We'd, az June. !Nara-honWed, l3Julyy
Parthis- We'd, ~ June. Batavia Wed., 40 July
'Bothnia- ed 6 July !Alseria We'd. AZ July
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY, FROM NEW YORK
RATES PASSAGE.
$50 and sl0O. according TO accommodations
Tickets 10 PaJis, S'5 additional.
Return tct els on favorable terms.
Steamers marked do not carry steerage
kteeras at very low rates kteeraye tickets from
Liverpool ard Queenstown. md all o-her parts Of
Europe, st lswest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast. Glss-
gov. HaVIe, Antwerp snd other por:s on the Con-
tI ent and for Mediterranean ports
For freight a. passage apply q, the Company's
Office, No IL wing Green. or both stserage and
cabin to OTIS BiGELOW b CO., COS It'll street.
janI2 VERNON H. BROWN CO., NY
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' phOFERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT AUG
Of the Fi;tast Of sSsea@bia passed The S1h IA
h r9sI y De- 16 e. 3s Court o. ps
bishsst bidder. On oMoNDAY. 2drs .JUsh, 1881.
Lots "A and 25., in Peters square. Immediately
the west side Of Con eress street with depth Of
d y feet; they viii be subdivded into lots of
arts Of lots IS. 81 and SO, Old GEORGETOWN,
fronting OF the east side of Congress street and on
the north Side OF tie canal between Congress and
The Congress street front will he divided into
lots three Of Viii h VIII be each 10 100 feet fro.t
wi; b an old fame stable thereon.
One lot adjoining these en- the south % SO 100
i es mont No. 6 approved with tWostoFy Brick Build
a lot adjoining the las. on the south. 20 s2-'oo
and Kitchen, No. io6i.' A'"'-S'0fs 'ficA dwelling
,. lot on the roth side Of the canal east of the
With Nv ttory brick building used as restaurant
A lot on the east Of the aforementioned one,
Is g. feet front, improved with two-s:ory brick
lot still east Of the last fronting II 2OlOO feet
ISt d, viii 5 "a To.stosy 6rIck dwelling
be exhibited at the sale. showing the metes and
Parts of lots SO and G2. Old Georgetown, fronting
on the west side Of jefferson strset. Immediately
First Lot 80 feet front, lO2 4-12 feet deep, i'm
No. 1854
sect nd Lot 20 feet 'front.' same depth. joining the
first or the tonth, improved i'll the came manner;
houfe No 1862.
Third Lot, distant 20 fest inches south of the
second, sso 20 feet front, l02 4-l2 feet deep, i'm
proved with the same kind and sized building, No
lO4S
Fourth Lot, joining the last On the south, 80 feet
front by l19 feet inches deep, improved with .
one story frame building. brick basement. No.
lC46
A Let on north side of Cherry (Grace) street dis
isn't &c fet sast from Potomac street, with front
Of SO feet, running north to the canal about 62
feet. This lot joins the mill Of the Washington &
Georgetown Rail- DAD Company on the west. and
Is urlmprOved. Alto, lot joining the last on the
west, fronting Is feet on the north side OF Grace
thes lots have outlets to Potomac street. the last
improved with three story brick warehouse
The sale to commence at the hour mentioned
above al az Id in the order mentioned above, and
if not al! cold en- that day to be continued from
day to day at the same hour.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash and the residue
in one, two and three years in notes Of the pur-
chss ser, bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust on the property, or the purcha. er may pay
al cash at his option. Conveyanctng and record
ing ut he cost or the purchaser deuosit OF 300
OF each improved lot and $50 on each unimproved
lot wi be required at time of Eale. II tie terms of
sale are not compiled with in ten dsys the prop
city will resold 1T the risk and cost of the default
il purchaser.
WILLIAM KING,
GEO W. BEALL,
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old man Jennison before they returned.
inst before the boat pushed off the two men
had scufae, when out little way, and
Jennison was seen to fall into the lake. In
searching Denel the dead mans watch was
found upon him. He claims to have bought
it for 81. 80 of Jennison. Denel feigns tin-
sanity. He is closely watched by the au-
thorities. At Alburgh there is great ex.
citement. 1t is generally believed muir
der has been committed.
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TASTY persons drink the nectar OF existence
scalding hot, and when they suffer the pansi
Ofdyspcpsia, or indigestion with its kindred
evils, nothing will soon and so cficctually
help them BurdOck Blood Bitters. Price
81. trial size 10 cents. For salc ut Ii. H. CUcll-
rams Drug Store l37 North Queen street.
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A Trade Endorsement,

VIM. Hart, druggist. Elgin, ILL.,, writes I've
have sold hundreds of bottles of Ecectrfc OIL.
and invariably with perfect satisfaction to
purchasers. Ii is one of the best remedies in
the market" For sale at II. B. COchran's Drug
Store, l37 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-14
Evidence of Murder,

Investigation into the drowning of Tom
Jennison at Alburgh Springs, VT, on
Tuesday shows damaging evidence against
man. Derel wa heard TO threaten to kill
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a Lady's Wish.

"Oh, how do wish my skin was AS clear and
soft as yours said Il lady to her friend. "YOu
can easily make it So" answered the friend
How" inquired the first lady. "By using
Hop Bittcrs, that makes pure, rich blood and
blooming health. 1t did it for me. as you oh.
serve" my2-2wdXw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-14

TrainS connect at Rcatiing with trains 10 AMI
from Philadelphia, Pottsvillc, Harrisburg, Al
lcntOwn and New York. via Bound Brook
Route.
: At Columbia with trains to and from York,
Hanover, Gettysburg, Frederick and Balti-
more. a. Nj. WILSON, Supt.
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Complicated Diseases.

prominent gentleman in CerrO GOr.lO co
Iowa, writes us that he finds kidney-WOrt I,
cation of diseases. 1t Is the specific actiol
which 1t has on the liver. kidneys and bowels
which gives it such curative power, and it i
the thousands of cures which It is perfOrlni n;
which gives 1t its great celebrity. Liquid (vcr,
concentrated) or dry, both act efficientIy.-N
II. Journal and Courier nal w,i&w
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extended them.
The motion was unanimously agreed to,
and the convention adjourned sine die.
Since our publication of the list of del
egates to the convention the following ad-
ditiOral names were registered
John Morris. Baltimore.
I.W. Pcarsol, York Springs, Adams county
Harvey kretS. IIi!ltOwn, Bucks county.
H. W. POwnaii, Atglen, Chester county.
j. Fulton, London Grove, Chester county.
R. Il. Ewing. London Grove, Chester county
J. II. Stubips, London Grove, Chester county
:. Z. Zicgler, Carlisle.
). J. Cri-wcll. Carlisle.
George ID. Stanley. Harrisburg
John A. Fritchcy, Harrisburg.
4. j. DunOtt. Harrisburg.
ID. d. Travcr, Steclton, Dauphin county.
X. II. Miner. Chester, Delaware county.
A. IL. strfckler, Waynesboro', Franklin
Isaac n. snivcly, Waynesboro', franklin
D. r Miller, Huntingdon.
John L. Atles: tr.. Lancaster.
q. W. Bean. Bainbridgc.
}. +. COttrell Columbia.
PC. Ncwhakcr WashinStpnville, MOnfOur
county.
II. d. Orris, Newport.
H. NJ. Givwin. Philadelphia.
Roland q. Curtin, Philadelphia.
william tiOOdall, Philadelphia.
John H. Packard, Philadelphia.
John L. Partcnheimer, Philadelphia.
4. ID. Blackwood. Philadelphia.
Frank Woodbury., Philadelphia
William S Little, Philadelphia.
Il j. DunglcsOn. Philadelphia.
ii. ST. Clair Ash, Philadelphia.
Carl Seller, Philadelphia.
T: Hewson Bladford, philadelphia.
Thomas ii. Fulton Philadelphia
5. r. Knight, Philadelphia.
W. Il. Crince, Philadelphia
A. h. Minich, Philadelphia.
l.. X. Baldwin. Philadelphia
John Ashhurst, jr., Philadelphia.
Charles X. Mills, Philadelphia.
David Taggart, FrackvilIe. Schuylkill
county.
A. j. Snivaly. Hanover. York county.
II. Alerman, Hanover, lOrk county.
James W. Kerr. York.
j. Z. Gable, York.
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VIM. Mccartney. 80 Lloyd street. fell and
spratned his ankle His employer H. Andar
son. - Main street, procured some Thomas,
tiOns enabled him to go to work as usual. For
sale ut II. d. Cochran's Drug Store, ls7 North
Oueen street.
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DEMOyAL.
IL n. LEVIN, NJ. d., has removed hi5 office
from 247 West King street to No. ii South
Prince street. Office hours from tO9a. m.,
and from to and 6 to 90. m. april 3msl
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A WOMAN's WRONGS
Drive Her to Assault Another Woman
In the Street,

Drive Her to Assault Another Woman
In the Street,
Considerable excitement was created at the
corner OF Market and Fourteenth streets last
evening about 0 o'clock, by an assault COM
mitted by one woman upon another, The
two parties TO the disturbance were noticed
some seconds before the occurrence. One OF
them, q woman OF perhaps thirty, but bear
ing the marks OF care, and clad In tho gaTh of
abjeGt nlYpTtY, walked Fapldly down the
east side nf Market street and crossed
ut Fourteenth, meeting the other, u woman
Of perhaps twenty, and having the air
lot q fast creature, In front Of SChnepf's drug
stOrOt Then followed some Of tho "liyeliest
hair pulling, scratching and beating that was
ever seen in public. The younger .wOmAn's
hat had been torn In fragments and she her
self w9s In o iair way to be served III tho same
manner, when officer s~telnblCker iRteTteFed,
and arrested tho aggTesspr. who proved TO be
Mrs, Della H0ltsOlaW,. WifO Of George Holt.
sclaw, the plnstcrer, who has often figured In
petty criminal connections. Capt, Bennett
shortly arrived, and took the other woman,
who was a Mcclure House pantry girl named
PrIce, but finding that she wa IN n9 wise
e. blame, released heE:
and there tQld her story, ShIch II a pitlfai
ono, Rho married Holtsplaw al Newark,
Ohio, ~ ignorance Of his true character. lie
induced the Price girl TO com here from
Moundsvllle and hasbeen openly violating his
duty as u husband with her, while one Ot hip
four infant children at home was supposed
Ia he dying, and another was only horn
about two weeks ago. II Is no wonder the
mothers Outrageous treatment with her
troubles, drove RoF to desperation. She has
undoubtedly been cruely and heartlessly
wronged, and II Is a matter Of regret that
there Is no adequate redress against oil who
have contributed to her troubles,
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Nrna or oIR ~NEIaMRoRs.
Facts About the Folks, ut Home and
AhHnnI.

fuO4A ADOut INV EVAAAHt u.s. AANAO "NS
Abroad. r.
MI. AlHarlen and wife returned yesterday
from q visit to Kentucky.
Miss Laura swartz, OF Market street, left
yesterday for three weeks visit IN the east.
General Ned Woods returned 10 tho city
last night, after q short visit to friends III
Charleston.
Isaac Holloway, a prominent citizen Of
Belmont county, living at Flushing, and o.
Newton, OF Jefferson county, o., were at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Rev. j. ]. McCarrell, OF s~helbyville, KY, Is
in the city, the guest Of Prof. Birch, his
brOther.ln:law. He preached at Martins
Ferry last evening.
Among the West virginians at the Nc.
Lure House yesterday were Lee z. Watson,
the Fairmont attorney; Lucy D.. Stone, OF
Wellsburg; aud II. .. Shepherd, Of New
Cumberland.
Misses Allie Rankin, Lille Kirkpatrick and
Anna Faris, Bellalre school maTins, were In
the city yesterday. Misses Rankin and Fafis
are taking advantage OF the extended yaea.
ton In their own schoolsto visit Others In the
vicinity,
The Board Of Education, at It's meeting last
night, authorized Superintendent Birch to
visit Cincinnati and spend several days In
studying the workings Of the school system
there. THIS Is q very proper action, and no
doubt Prof. Birch will profit by II, to- the
great benefit Of our schools.
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nj | o'clock r. w., oil the premises lc w ~
Walker farm, containing alJ acre, tHo nla
the Ohio river and T.. Wa KY j. \ Y M,
from the county seat and four miles I'm -
The land u Of The best quality ard Z I'M
not 10 be .excelled. SOIl Limestone islIIsl3i
with the famous river vein Oi COal. BINsN
large brick house Of ten rooms. Lam ,ll
stables, gfanaries, tenant hOu'e. Y iln ~
out buildings The land il wei
good fence. RevCfal orchards ~ hl TaI
fruit, The timber Is prinClpally loCliiL
to churches and schools The above
be one Of the best In Brooke COunll' yuAiA
AlAO, nt tho same time and place ny StTSl
and Lindsay farms, containing AbOul
Joining the home residence Of lhe Y Y 16Sal
PcnnSylVania state iinC. one AND Gnal N
Of bethany. The land and iinppycfle.Si n
class, a tWO.stnry brick hgnFei IAN. IN
hOIiseS, tenant house. and all hetHal ,Sft4i
Inns. Under excellent fence has 4 t2up! rSbSi
apple and other fruits, well WA'eiu NJ MAC
and Eoll not To bc surpassed hii htSI' IN N
Convenient Ia churches, ThODh anIu /" N
farm Il susceptible VI division, anu wi"
to suit purchasers. .l,sv uthtN
Possession NJ the lands VIII gwen
Of sale. .,Dh rnt lsN Nc
able. lam q ~
httii,ST ibnuIrIrs. can No ~ by applylh W"
dressing elrhef OF the nnhcrifneit acOrf
"WtT,bgE v W.
J. u HAMA A
~snisblW ~
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A"r" ATToRSEY ~ L4ss cnA1
10. i2D7 ChAplInc 81, orl'd'e '"
Wheeling W Va
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AwEsr VIRGINIA. MtRDEnER
Taken mack 10 The Scene Of Ills Crime
for Trial.

LOT lFluIA |N.."..
MeSsrs. J. l. Warmsley and Ed. Ii Warns.
ley, brothers, from Beverly, Randolph coun.
", were in the city yesterday, visiting their
brotherin.law, Superintendent Butcher.
They were brought TO this end Of the State OH
official business, being charged with tile duty
OF conveying from Moundsvillc, where he has
Just served n term In the %penltentiAry Elijah
Tinney, who Is wanted at Beverly.
Tinhey was sent from Upshuf county for
five years for burglary, and his time has Just
expired. lIe Is under Indictment In Ran.
dolrh Coihty for murder in the first degree,
the Indictment having been effected by
Superintendent Butcher when Prosecuting
Attorney Of Randolph county. The murdered
man was the husband Of Tihney's sister, and
Tinney said he treated her OutfageOuSly lie
attempted to prOclfe d separation, but
failed, and 40 went To the liOuSe, In n
wild, lonely locality In the m0un.
tainS, and killed Ills brOtherin.law.
Tie case was wrapped III great mystery,
tho body never being fontid until fibhey
was confined In the Utphur county jail for
burglary He there confessed the murder Of
a fellow prisoner, and t0ll where lie had hid
the body. From this clue the body was
found and the indictment brought, aid II u
the lmpreaSlan out In Randolph that they
will have a Hanging soon.
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II FARCE
Called the Law and order "Moyement."
Nothing Accomplished.

Called the Law and Order "M0yement."
Nothing Accomplished.
Ono who contemplates the status Of tie Law
and Order organization, is forcibly reminded
OF the fable in Esop, Of the mountain which
labored. The afalr presents the novel
spectacle Of a movement which does not
move. Several Of the cases brought by Con.
stable Exley at the Instance Of Mr.. McCor.
mick, of the Law and Order Association,
were set for trial yesterday, many Of them
having been postponed from day to day
several times. Tho CRse against the Citizens
Railway Company, under the new warrant,
was again postponed, the new time SGT being
II o'clock this forenoon, The CaAe of Charlie
Koch, the Eigth wardsaloOn keeper, Is SET for
10 this forenoon
John RobreCht's case was set for 2 p. N.
yesterday, but at that hour neither plaintiff
nor defendant, nOr. counsel nor witnesses
were present. The case was accordingly dis.
missed without prejudice.
When this movement was lust first breach.
ed, a member Of the association was very
much offended because an INTELLiuENCER
reporter said the movement was like that
known rs the "Grubb movement" some
months ago. iii Is not like IL the poiuts OF
difference are not at present apparent. No
good result has been accomplished, and Sone
Inconvenience lIas been caused, and the Sun.
day law brought into disrepute, uE
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Captain Bennett yesterday received from
the Chief Of Police Of Pittsburgh n telegram
requesting him to hold Dollie Wilson and
Maud Quincy, the two ONE arrested for
robbery the night before, Until an officer
could come hetc with a requiTtion. thfor.
tunately for the Pittsburgh chief, the prisu-
nets had already been turned over to De.
teCtiye Geaty, and had consented to 90 to
Pittsburgh without the iOrmhlity Of q FGQui.
sitiOn. They were confined In q room at The
Central Hotel, but managed to escape from
the officer In charge, ard lie. was left to 60
home and report the failure Of bis mission.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-16

Annie Nixon, who keeps an establishment
on Jacob street, north Of Fourteenth, osten.
sibly an Ice cream saloon, was yesterday be.
fore u. 8. Commissioner Forbes OH II charge
Of selling liquor without having paid the
special Government tax. After a portion
Of the testimony for the prosecution was
heard, the CuSe was continued for further
hearing.
The same wOman's case under an indirt.
ment Of the County Circuit Courts grand
jury for keeping q house Of ill.iNme, was also
called yesterday, but postponed Oh account
Of the absence Of important witnesses until
Sept. q.