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\ w8"e Coming.
LOCAL NEWS.
Reckless Christmas Day ShOO

Reckless Christmas Day Shooting.
TRIAL OF IDwARD LUCAS FOR THE KILLING OF
MRS SIMPLIFY.
Yesterday, after our report of the trial OF Ed
ward Lucas, colored, on the charge OF man
slaughter In shooting Mrs. Mary j. Shipiey on
Christmas day last, closed. Catharfae Slater
testified that SIZE ard Lucas WIFE, Julia, and
PiuckDey Brown and Lucas were In Lucas
rom Christmas day. Lucas got a IS oil out OF
his trunk and started TO fire ft while ieaniny
ont Of tie back room window. The pistol ala
not 70 OF, and Brown showed him button to
touch, ard then 1t went of. The witness heard
am shot :" Lucas handed the pistol TO his wife
and said: My God. have shot lady on AZ
street. MT Shfpley came out In his yard aad
said, My God, some one tell me who shot nv
VIE :" Lucas, Sill locking out of the window
said that he did not know who did 1t as they
haG been shooting in the yard all the morning
Arer PlLckney Brown Il IL the room Lucas said
10 the others: Don't give me away for God'S
sake His wife said II hope this will b.. a
lesson for you IN The future In handling pis-
tel Emma Smiths testimony was corrobo-
Iatise of that given by Robert James In regard
to the smoke passing her window. She also
heard LucaS deny 10 Mr. Sh,pley that he had
pistol In his hand at any time that day. SOL
Green heard the pistol fred over his head az he
was going up stairs on Cnl iStmaS day, aud Lu-
cas- refused 10 go With The policeman to the
station, saying that he had done nothing to be
case.
THE TESTIMONY TO-DAY.
THIS morning Lucas took the srand and testt-
ned that he was IN bis room on Christina
morning when number OF men came In the
yard and got TO shooting and kept 1t 40 until
thlS woman got Killed They were shooting at
target On the WOOD shed. While the shooting
was going CD he was the only one in the room.
Ibele were others In tie house {but not In his
Toon) playing cards. Lucas further testified
that he saw the man jump over the fence after
he heard that some one had been shot,
Michael kean testified TO the reputation OF
Lucas ceirg coed, as also did Mrs Shenan anu
Emma Page.
Onlcer Aldridge contradicted Lucas state
meEt
Ills closed the testimony.
VERDICT OF MAESLACGHTER
me jury returned verdict OF guilty OF IN
voluntary maGslaughter, Which was entered as
guilty OF manslaugbter.
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PIcnfts. Excursions. &c.

The steamer Excelsior will go to Qua1'ico
and GlymOnt, Thursday. The boat Will leave
at $50 am. and pm. DR.. E. P. Rowland viii
give an exhibition of the live saving dress
and lady Will also go into the water Will
Ii on.
Columbia Corclave, o. OF H.. will give an
excursion TO Redmond 10 see the DIG regatta
there On The SID. See adyt.
The Excelsior will go to Marshall Hall,
July 4th.
The George Leary VIII give select excursion
to Pinty Point on the 4th.
The w. ". CorcoTan will leave at $50 am.
ar d 1870 p. II. TOMORROW, with3the excursion OF
Grace Episcopal Church 10 Glymont
Nhipple ard ShaItuck'S excursion TO Bluff
PCiLt, Nicomfco Bay. Will come Off Tomorrow
The ArTowsmith Will leave at 10. There will
be four hours for Grabbing, fishing and bathing.
De MOlay Mounted ConmandeTy'S big excuT-
sion 10 Yorktown, Fortress Monroe Norfolk
and the Capes, leaves here July I'd. See aiyt.
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The Revised Testament.

THR REPORT OF THE BIBLE S0CIETYS REVIEWING
COMMITTEE COMMENCING IT.
The report OF the committee appointed by
the Washington City Biole society to review
the revised new Testament, submitted its re-
port to the society last evening. II was ap-
proved, and the society decided to transmit a
copy to the secretary Of the American Bible
society. The report says: I'm general the
changes from the authorized version are more
exact and correct renderings OF the original
Greek, and since the great OBJECT OF every
sibleto the thoughts OF tie Holy Spirit, as
en- bod led and exI IT ssedLin tre original Scrip
lures, this Is an eXcelleDce Of the highest
value. Among the msr.tS CT this revision We
note the folloSing: The SUBSTITUTION OF moi
efn for obsolete words; the uniform render
Ing OF proper names throughout the Biole; the
omission of the headings TO the chapters
Vhich are In reality Commentary ana form
no part OF the scriptures: and the noting In
margin only, Of the convenient but arbitrary
division OF the Bible 1nto chapters a11 verses,
which is a matter OF purely hum IN o!tgl. In
the few instances OF important chan ses and
emissions, the rev;sers have evidently sought
with diligent and conscientious care to give
us the translation OF purer text OF the orgi-
nal Greek. Had the changes prop o5eu by
the American revisers, as printed In the ap-
peLdiX, been generally adopted, 10 our ludS-
ment, the revision would nave been still fur
ther imp roved. - II the American Bible So
ciety had the right under It's present ca3r-
ter, to publish this revision, We would recon-
mend such publication, not TO supplant the
authorized version but as a companion to it
ano an aid to the better understanding of the
scriptures. But change OF charter In al
vance OF the revision OF the Old Testament,
and before the Christian pu0lic has formed or
expressed an opinion, would be at least
premature; and as any change or charter In
wolves important and difficult questions OF
varied Interests and vested rights, that entire
subject can, IN our Judgment, be best lefd TO
the careful consideration and sound d.acre-
ton OF the parent society.
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Affairs In Alexandria.
IRepoyted FOR the .Mar.l

tAtpW tU JOT l'S SJuT.J
THE IRON BooM.-The Potomac Manufactur-
irg Company are now fitting up three OF the
vapor furnaces to replace the old furn ace OF
Mr.. Agnew's bloomery. These furnaces will
each Yield about twenty tons OF bloom iron
per oay. For the present the scrap iron on
hand will be worked up, and then the CONVEX
sion Of ore into blooms viii begin. TIE e,tao.
hshment OF iron furnaces here is no new
scheme AS early as 1873, Mr.. John P. Agne Y
addressed the annual meeting OF the Corn Ex.
change and urged that he had lately vfsile1
the lion beds along 10th the lines OF roads
tquat 10 tina! Of Lake Superior. He represent
ed That furnace ciuid oe puC up 1t $50. 900. an
urged subscriptions. Mr.. Jay Cookies crash
came and the project was abandoned bit Mr.
AgnPW afterwards built the DlOomary which
has Just been purchased by the Potomac Man-
ufacturilg Company.
CRY COUNCIL The 101st city COUNCIL Will
hold its last regular meeting to night, receive
lhe report OF the finance committee and act
upon other business. The new city Council
viii meet on Friday next and tuaugurate
MAY or Beckham. The present city government
Is The first that has served fJr two years. Pee
VIC, sioas TO 1873 me mayor and Councils, except
LAST NIGHTS STOhM.-The storm which IN
ro0fe " ashil gtOn u ercly gave one of Its wings
10 Alexandria. 1t struck here about S Is with
WHO AID rain OF no great violence. INJURED
nothing seriously, and In half an hour the
clouds had passed. and the comet curlei Its tail
brightly III the northwest above the house
tops.
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATION The examlna-
ton OF the public SCHOOLS. preparatory to clos
ing, still contiD ueS. The three grades of Lee
school taught by Miss Nirgiuia Clarksou, Miss
Mary Walsh and Miss Ada Grigg were examined
to-day.
LARCENY AND THE LAsH-A colored thief re-
ceived thirty nine lashes at the station house
gate this morning, on sentence for robbiny
MIS-. Taylor's shop on Sunday night.
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Street lamps viii be lighted at 1850 o m. aud
exiinguished at 245 q. m.
The furlonghed employees OF the Government
Printing Office will be put at work on full time
after the 1st pToXimo.
Justice Hagner, chairman Of the willard Hall
signated Mesars. F. b, Mcclure. Lewis }. Davis
and Reginald Fendail a committee to ex anime
the accounts OF the receipts and disbursements
81 ens sns es9I tSa1 lor 1he poor uaier the
police department OF the District
John Amber Smith has entered his appear
mail bag fastener suit Of FAyman against thass
parties and General George \. Sheridan Mr..
/ Totten had previously entered his appearance
Tor the last named.
The contract for cornice on the arnory blill-
Ing TO De erected at Annapolis, Nd was yes
city
The houses OF Mr.. g. A. Whittor1 ar 1 David
Felt. on North Capitol street, near u were en-
ttrtd oy burglars last night and searched for
Similar visitation last March experience hal
taught them the Importance OF not allowing
precious stones, metals or coins TO lie around
loose so that the pickings of the thieves we're
small. a few minor silver articles only being
taken from botp houses.
AT meeting Of the Goodwill Commandery,
NO 81, United Order Of the Golden Cross. a. d
last night, the following officers were ele Ell
TO serve du'ing the ensuing term, VIZ: o. avtus
Knight. NC; Charles l.. Reynolds. Nv g;
y Ellis s FIX Of r. "S Wa HseeT Also o. r. tsvs
Swornis'edt, WI; LIE Blond Burdet !. WIG.
CbsS. j. GoOch, WOG.
The following witnesses In the Chri,tm s.
Whitney homicide case were before tae gra,d
jury to-day: Mrs. F. j. Ba rover, Lewis Buck
ner. Jsmes Chris mas, j. j. Hayden MS. DR..
Wheat, Mrs. Graham, Jordon smith, Lieu
ARNOLD. Oflicer MCGEE, and DR.. Harrigao.
Sarah c. De HarG has filed bi l ag Inst 4 ar-
ltson NJ De Hart for divorce. She SETS firth
marriage In San Francisco Jnue 10 a. 1853.
and that they lived t"gether till Aug lst, 1876,
when she alleges that NJ deserted her
The American Register Company has filed
certificate OF Incorporation the object being TO
publish newspaper at Washington. DC Tne
corporators and trustees are Taos. W. b art,ey
Walter II. Shupe, VIM Ayde.otte, EiHtn s.
Hay and WM. Dickson.
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The Killing oil NIrs. Bailey.

TRIAL OF JOHN DoNAHUE FOR MURDER.
To-day. IN the Criminal Court, Judge Cox,
the case OF John Donahue, Indicted for the
murder Of Mrs Catharine Bailey, On the 18Th
OF February last, at her residence, On eth street
read. as taken up. MesSrS. john Marbury,
jr., Walter ". Burdette. VIM. O'Donnell, jesse
Brown, +. A. Fill. II. j. Bright Robert Allen,
Ihacius Baden, James Z. Young Thomas Ii.
Langley, Francis Miller, Fred. W. Brandeburg,
were selected as jurors. Messrs. T. F. Miller
ard e. ;. Moore appear for the accused. The
government stated that a verdict Of man
slaughter only would be asked.
Ellen Murphy testified that on the day in
question Donahue was there with some others
aid after they drank four or five bottles OF beef
D0nahue sent out for whisky, and he wanted
10 kiss one OF the children, and got mad. He
then wanted her TO premise to marry him
and got mad aid knocked her down. Witnes:
then called for help, and her mother came. Hs
was then ear the money drawer and her motheI
ordered him out. and there was scuifia, In
Which the light went cut and her mother wa,
struck: On cross examination witness testified
that she called for help. ard the parties whC
Heard her now say that the reason they did mo-
respond was because they were afraid or bainl
arrested.
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II he Constable Who Was Sho: by !.
Woman.

HE TELIS HIS STORY IN THE POLICE C0UaT-N8S
soUDRRs GIVES BAIL IN 500.
Mrs. Emily Souuers was charged Ia the Po-
lice Court TO- day with assaulting With the IN
tent TO XIII, Constable w. NJ. Hubbell, on the
18th day Of the present month. Mr.. l. Brown
ing appeared for the defendant, Mr.. s. c. Mills
who Was retained In the case, not being pres
ent. Mr.. Huboell testified that he went 10 the
house, No. 622 Pennsylvania avenue. on the
day In question, With writ OF ejectuienS and
got in tie hall door. and could not get into the
room occupied by Mrs. Souders, ana broke tue
door open and put her furniture on the street,
arc when he had nearly finished Mrs. Sou der
came In and assaulted him, and he went and
swore out warrant against her and came
back and everything was then put out but an
old gun. Mrs, Souders was standing 10 one OF
tie doors with the gun in her hands, and he
advised her TO leave the house, when she re-
marked that she would blow his brains or his
heart out; witness does not remember which;
and he tried TO Jump aside when she fired the
gun as she raised II, and he received eight
large shots In his left thigh, only one of which
has been extracted, which he showed to the
court. Officer Byrnes stated that warrant
was placed In his hands by Mr.. Hubbell 70,
was made before the shooting and that he
refused to arrest Mrs. Soudsrs then, because
that would be giving HubOeu possession OF tue
premises, but told him TO 60 ahead an do hi
(HuDbell's) duty and he (Byrnes) would do his
The case was Sent TO the grand Jury I'm Ter s30C
bail.
THE WIFE of j. ID. L. Harvey es1 CHICAGO
was cured or rheumatism Dy ST. jacobs Oh.
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Panic in a Court Room.

DEBRIS FROM THE DAMAGED ROOF OF TIE CITY
HALL FALLS DOWN A vaNrILaToR SHAFT
AND CAUSES STAMPEDE.
This morning, In the Criminal Court room,
while the trial OF Lucas, for manslaughter-in
killing Mrs. Shtpley-Tas In progress, and the
witnesses in the case OF Christmas, charged
With murder. were being sworn In the witness
room adjoining, TO go before the grand Jury,
quite panic occurred, owing 70 some or the
deoI1s from The roof OF the building falling
down the ventilating hole, on the grating al
the opening. a colored girl. named Emma
Page. was on the witness stand and when the
crash came she made jump for the door
breaking into the witness room, and the Christ,
mas WITNESSES became frightened and ran ont
In the hall, screaming, One young nan
craWled uncer table. the prisoner jumped 10
n1s feet, but then stood his ground and the
larger portion OF the crowd made for the doors
and vii d0Ws. Finally they were all treasured
and quiet Teigned. 1t was some time, how
ever. before the witness could be found, and
penolng the appearance laugh was created
Dy some one remaTk!ng. "fhe prisoner Is q ID
1901 10 let such chance fGT escape CO."
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District Government Affairs.

re residents OF BrightwOod yesterday sent q
petition 10 ,e Commissioners asking that Dr.
g. G. Stone te c3n,,-1ued as physician to the
poor for that locality.
The contract for s"--an,no and oiao n,nG vo
A lie ensuing year was awarded yesterday
afternoon 10 John White at 81 cents per 900
square yards. White was foreman for Maj )r
Crawford.
Yesterday afternoon the ommissioners ad-
dressed a note to ex-Mayor Emery, president
OF the Washington Market Company, request
Ing him TO secure prompt action In closing the
sale OF the Central guard house property. as
the delay in settlement was greatly TO the pre-
JUDGE Of District interests.
Upon the application OF Mr.. Jesse B. Wilson
an0 others in behalf CT the dealers In street
market, yesterday afternoon, that they be per-
mitted TO remain In their present location until
The 1St CT September, the Commissioners de-
ctded that 'they DO not feel a. liberty to ex
tend the time for the vacation OF the stalls 10
the U street market, In square las bay5ud the
lst CT July, as heretofore Lo;ited."
CHANGES IN DISTRICT OFFICES.
Tie Commissioners yesterday removed Mr..
v. X. Morgan, OF the sever permit Ollie, and
transferred Mr.. F. E Shepherd from the special
sssessn ent bureau to the place made vacant by
tie removal or Mr.. Morgan. Frank he side
aid j. Z. kfouSe, clerks IL the Office Of the
TIE: sIrer ard assessor. are removed on s;cnnnt
Of insufficieLcy Of appropriations J. Smolinsk
and II. ii. EOsS, WatchmeD, are removed and
the duties OF the offices thus vacated will b9
the direction of the major of police; J. w
Clark, clerk In the special assessment division
Is placed Oh the temporary roll OF the collector;
Office.
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SWALLOWING POISON.

s"AL'oHiNG and iahalng the Eoxious iupu-
rites generated by Ca.arrh. POISON not lone tina
nasal organs, but the st mach and lungs. No
merely LOCAL remedy. like douches and inscluble
snuffs, can possibly reacn eradicate thu yrul.ut
srorules Of Catarrh This fact explains the won.
derful cures effected by DR. WEI DE MEYERS
new INOCULATIvE treatment. Til, e.an,,n.s
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ALL STAGES OF the disease. HAVE BEEN CURED
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Transfers of Real Estate

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Celery hiss only come into public notice within
the last few years as nervne, but scientific exper
in ents and experience have proved be- ond doubt
thst it controls nervous irritation aud periodic
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Brown SeQusrd says that Ceiery contains more
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found in nature. Gallery was first discovered and
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FCsSELL's ice cream.

ALL KINDS OF tin repairing done promptly by
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