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, 1881-03-01
WAS IT A MURDER2
y Question Which VIII No Apt to
lIotlter u Future Curoncr'K Jury.

\ Question Which VIII gso Apt to
lIotIer u Future Curoncr'N Jury.
Special Dhpatth to The Chicago TribuGs.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. .S.-l'otcr II. Kralemunt took
Ills Inst drink yosterIay evening ut o'clock, aid
ut 3 o'cDciS this tnornIng he VIVA den'. Ills
ttgath, 1t ~ thought, WIS tho result OF hlnw ut
tho hanus Ut iIartnasn Ftacler. KrnlculAt,n hll
bron drinking heavily for some titnu, and yes
tertlay afternoon 1T tho saloon Of II. II. nur-
richter, l.l0 North Thirteenth atrcut. ho wus
very drt1nh. After tahtng severnt drinks he was
struck III tho faco by Fisehor ,anl II few minutes
afterwards foil On tho tloor. Subsequently he
was CARRIED TO Ills home, l@U North
Thirteenth strout. whore ho died. Hur-
richtor says II party Of mon woro
drinking III tho saloon whom kralpn,atu came
uy tu tic bar usl w,lntod IL drink. AZ ho hnd
sl0t been Invited tn drink with tho others. he
was refused. Fischer, WIN WIS nf the purity,
strppel M and p'ayfuily struck Krt'c!nrnn III
thu loft Gyc. but Ao did mt lnlttk tho blow hurt
HIN. Kralannnn tunR seat. Ana few minutes
nftur Rald, "0ivo mo II pony whisky" M uttcn-
lion w.ls pAtd t, him, utld hair an hour Aftgr AU
fell on tho sit'ur III Ii 1T. About o'clock KrnH-
nanns SOU II youth Ut IL years. came, nnl with
tlso assstanco Of uoyora! iucs,. carrlol hlln to
ruum III tho renr Ut lGau, wl.oru Ee died ut .
0clnck this nlornn1 Fischer h0s bcou arrested.
, 1881-03-01
LAZARUS STERN.

ny PNtvATttlN,
Mcrt!on vns rnnde yratnr,lny a? Tho fliacnvery
r.. ,,I .,,,,, - ~ NJ ria ri, -, rn,. ~ ia ,,i,,
- VA 'u"'. . ~ ~ ~ ~ .' es't y. w o3
ht LAZARUS Stert'' Will tte hniit!a anu 1eet Lieu.
Further lnu1lrtps yesterday gCite tho flct tlt
Tim ,fnr,.sr,I bul irrn for lonr tI,n rtcnrttcl
- ~. r,,,,.,, ~, ,,1.,. .<,,,.,,tt ,,..,,,.i ,,,,t
~ A,s itict'as us octs a"'c"t"e ut' "hc"' "i4o
that nc Hlo ircqnensly sLateu 10 alt3' Aiho alla
uthprs thMt II ho KNEW OF nny why by
which hn could tnko his own ], lirc
,vI,lout nal, In ,vnul,, rnaort h II
tT,nnnn =, trm.n,,,s ~ ii. ~ tirat i,t ~ .i,|
Aesu ~. ~. .,... ~ m -. 's 49, ~
coHclHstoH thHL tHe "nHhPPy lHAh hta coh!n4tS
ted srttu}tlc. Such. however, Is nut tho opinion
OF tlIe County lhysIcInu nor Of Storms utlcnt
ott,r,1hnt J1r Nnr11n,,,1J mn, t,an ,rIr1 thr,nta
- " ,..,'' ' ,. 70, ., '.''.
~ MS HppguTr ~ H!tfc uee" III thn .,u titpoLf
inas oi anG1pnis. insnntty. imu toMntS rnSa, r
IIls ensenot oll nsnyHnl, Esot. ~ nstn, @ IVY
FaIioil: FH;itoi
Iho scotlo ~ ING room yesaetuay WIS plccise!y
!ng sMmW y ~ tlMt "esGriDen III yestcrtMy FeFott
u LIE AH1uuAE. WIN tno c1GeptsnIn tnat tns e
SoF9so assa nGen nmvGu o. ~ tho e't !L'stcaiu ~
peHl4 paFtllJ i@senlnl,onI @ snutesl' tMu trunns KS,
nsiti lleea ilaosct WI irohi lno Wa4 ~ eMoie lno
Alcers y INSPECT luc tonteMts, atla tno lluor
presented hctGfoHeucoh5 COLLECTION OF empty
heltzcr. nnttlGs. HAtssGa, 9tu h;eRGaa nt tWu u
eiothos alule4 20 1ho peuuihs WnlGn nn'l l.eeh re-
'tofett from INC br.iStGhu. ~ mel rs u ny
etn!laer FGtnnrHcM' !te seetns ~ hAFe RcPt Fcsu-
t!lr untnelos ht1l neEo' ,
", sIlisinH tlo sMeht, INC cornsc pFGGssentGu
stnr'!!ia!y cill!loalet Appenri,l'sc ino !1fnns
, 1881-03-01
TIE CITY-IIALL.


4hE poi,ctiHen 91,u "schen w, ~, w pau taes'
' os 'a "s'."- .".s 10 's .'..!.,' " ~
Laor tor tWo-htor oticA s1ore aaa a"e''siss
2ix05 fcot, No. 8h Thlrtcon th street, to cost
$1,000.
,r.,, p,. x p,.,,,. ,t,-,
M uci"' .'st v. .", muMe as s,. taMo1
.ao @ p.o'..''.' e'ets - 'ss ."u .s'a
l'.es ol' 1he"pPfoac4ea u LUZ o""s"aaon'st1eet
ylntuet.
.r,,r y1o,,tb o,t,,,r,a ro,,rt r,r ,,at ,v,a,,
-, . 49, $500 49, s' .
sAo"s that ~ uotIce5 10 hoA1o Enssh'cts Wtre
served mt Ill Nu[sncea nAted; u25o. ttlNt b.1ii
pounds ur ,1nwholesvmo meat wore condemned,
.c.,.,.,,,... 49,. r,,a,., a.,;, ,,,.,. ,,,aa.
LIE Colhh''tteo on etrccls hnu Alleys. west
Division, met IN the AFTERNOON, and decided to
stritilcp nuit1i1at tho pltyluK ~ MhxWcll strtet
IND tho peltuNn For sewer Oh ltoDey Btrcct
fF1in tho rlror to seventeenth.
N,uvu., swrx,r roco;,.,a ..vor5 ,.,a+or,,v
f.I,, H.. n,rt :. - Il an,i ,fon liz @
~, +Hoir liz tr"p r. X Nnv tSri.nns Thv ,n1 vo
Gn,sn ',. III, ftI,,,f,etn ,shan, .,.n, Hps.% ] Nv.
t nnt ~ ISn stn,',," ntnr ~ ~ ,ia viz r. Rs,ne Ruu
=, ~" az :, ,n.,T ~ tt,n atHnnv ss,yn III thn AL
~ enu VAL ~. .g .nG n'ops 'o""' All luz tx
o",''o'''a'n "eto "ot4' ..-.
TliE owners of. buildings on stnto street he-
He'd yesterday thnt the city was renty to tnkc
possession Of tho west twetity- -aasen feet of tho
Eots,-tlO pnrt cnndonnc1 to Widen tho strcut
Arrangements must bo siaato to retnOyu tho
buildings as suon ns possible,
tr,,vu,. .voro MI ,,u ,bu t .bo o,+., ,,a+ .ro.,
n ,nnrn,s,T sir n,.a,r ~ ~ ar9 ns @ @
uvnr In ,.,rrnsnnmaIrw Inn NJ n 1ssti
, 1881-03-01

~, IN h,,rv-,vrttnr bn,v,
M ,",.,r l." ia .mrr,su.., br W".lnv WIN ,yrntn
,,,;y ~ nG n Tl, r,,,ron, ist,," "u - ..
il,n fnr turre ,,nrrruut tinn etuuitlu Ina mt Il,
the cxrsit,t, Of rbnlrs aItuWrthor Ii, SELECTING
singers ttr chairs tlpy st1nlh i,c taken M ,ntictI
for thclr ChrIstlan chlructcr IN for thelr nusieh
abilities. Ifo thl not hrllrve II WIS right to
hiru l,cuplc to slnr IN i; rl1l,rrh WIN Ind ftlIlnK
tn rttoirmend thtBt anvo thu pussrsslon Ot II
ent,i voice. IN ninny cases they wGrc fir fran
The pl,rr was discussed hy Tho ltet. Mcssraa.
l'crrrn. vushtIrg ti.in. rand others, AZ
favored tho i,lrlt Of mOrD chnErcEa ttunnl Silly
Ing.
1ho meeting text Montlny morning will 10
slrvucd to II reception Of reports fr0m tho
eH!1tchGa
Yer, thu i ~ H. y. & .au ,.i ~, .h with ~
.hn'tn ,t'' III '"' i''"' ''e"P'e" ~ wv e"''' A
o"""Ro'- -
THE ".Il''!hIs.
Tho Mdth0.t4t ministers held their rcg1lnr
weekly tnectinK ytster,,ny morning nt M. Fl
Wushltrut, TIN strrrt. Tho SrcrEturr chilled tho
, 1881-03-01

Company came ngan l,cfore tho public ly tho
nlnR nf i new hon!l under tho or'!iiance otlopsed
Inst Jung, n'1e aud sufficient. for $'n. hut t
wns rrplarr't by nM,ti'rr equally A. 9oc'l, 4 not
rcfn tr @ liz ny tSa syc 3 "
1t is empowered to do Under ts charter MI! nrl'i.
tnts-.t,a.hcy: @ ny stenm p: u; TIC s,rc.t; !,
fur >, hcating,u, purposes 10 stores nud
dwellings, rls lar stcnn ',,,,, hcntIns H.,
Eh'1trnpntes hi u tntnsurc. hit mt hceH s!su"
cess. yet 1t l,as mt been Il to.nI future. ltI!as
sssnls Inn,ln no pro,t for tho rrnretnrs irving
t,1p pItH,s. IN cities where general stentt,rnt
Ing Inns hcc,, nttcmntCd from q c.'Itrnt r,'nt It
hns "n1y teen ."! r"r TINT l,,ros1 lt n cn-
power pur]oscs. and carry It .,ack ail use + for
hcatlnl,.. If this can be successfully carried "at
se.tncnt W w pay. 'rhs sisck for ti,o eaierprlss
cro ,a ,aae sn ~, e pnrttss wn o'xzc
ng II. Tho winnie tnfter Will l,o tlerrouctt In II
few weeks ut tho fnrtl,osf when Il Will b1 known
whether tho compnny will Iny pil'c nr not.
a rItl:sl:sT ron GEN. GARFIELD.
Gen. Garfield will atA,n rccc!vo fr1,ln this city
whit Will I,o 70 him undoubtedly on Of THO inost
yni'Inllr and beautiful "reminiscences Ut thu rx-
h"iHiiwork of AIr. Eugene j. Hull Of thls city,
Me " n' s" ns'Ss Sa ,rs! ns
satnt'arn iyfics written ,,y sr. i1atl between tho
Finch al, these llns II bcnntifuiy Illuminated
ttls g.. S 1,,a m'' arsoGflnt p,nnsoSrp n either
e9 psoc a ~ or 9n inc pxg onna.
tho pncn': After tho pocms come extracts from
The principal speeches nude during tho cn,t,-
shrrnnn. seiurz., ln9crsoll, ctc;;, aceoml'Nuict
" phntsxraphs nf tho rnnEcrs. Thou c''ti,c ex-
ss @ asDns c Fl suu earass fS
cllltOrlhla ph both alIGs. md tirtl tic litntrs
, 1881-03-01
RAPIDLY GROWING ENTERPRISE.

Several Of tho Eusturn members OF tho Na-
Honal AntIFEiCtiou Cur. lux conipauy-whoso
olfiuos aru ut lot to 163 La Buia stroat-were Il,
tho CITY yesterday, aud examined several pieces
of proposty and building sstes With view to pur.
ctas!ng for their misunderstanding works.
This new enterprise seotns to be rapllly COM
tnx Into public nntIce. Actunl tests juatify the
clatul that perfect unti-frlctlon bearings for
ynlvnx shutt-nxlca ar0 now tradu ~ strictly
mechanical Invention, nnd this company uro
preparing to manufacture tho salnu for cur
axlcs, wagon wheels, shaftlng, and n!l kinds ol
rnnchinory.
Oil aud waste aro not required. Hot boxcs i'm.
possible, and lou per cont Il, motive power sAyeu.
, 1881-03-01
THE liATfHTA


TIE baptist mIt!stcrs' weok'y meeting tonk
place yesterday fuEcnoon ut tho 1run1 paullu
Hotel. III tho nbsctct Ut tho HOY. DR.. Hubert,
tho lev. W. N. I.awreucu presided.
Thu Nev. ". II. Parker read IN interesting pa-
per Oh "The Service of sonx." Tho paper treat
cd Ut tho difficulties Of yerslleuton aud tho ll,-
dtceOusHess sometimes Of tho old psalms, which
lcl to DESIRE for chanRe by modern cougresA-
uans. a brlct history ot hy'nnology was given,
lnctud1nY quotations from liNerent hymn.wrlt-
err. WAITS was rckusdcd ~ tho 3alhcr of
hymns. liz IL credited with having writ.
, 1881-03-01

ST. JonN's N. T.. Fob. :s.-Tho brfgnnttno
lsabcl Inns been wrecked Mt Gull Island nu,l ali
bands lost. She was one OF tho finest ships esl-
Eagrtl in tue 1irnxllnn tratlo from Newfoundland.
During snow.stortn OIL Tucstlny Inst, accom-.
panied Ivy Violent gale Ut w,n1, tho lsnDal ran
nshorc high and dry ,.n,onx tho Jagged rccfs and
not Il moment wns allowed tho unfortunate oill-
GERS and crew to muko ssngiB effort to snyo
thair lives. Tho wreck and lcbr.s OF tho vcss c1
hra w.,shet Mp Into tho r,tytnps Mhd erevieea Af
tho fr,wnnK Cli.'s, but hi symptom ur tntlIcn-
tlun that single ono of her CROW escaped do.
atructfQu hns been prGsgntQQ.
, 1881-03-01
A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CfHcIxHAT1, o., Fob. ad.-A pasacngcr~tra!n on
tho kentucky Short Line wAs yesterday thrown
of tho track by Il landslide. Tho tuglne 1nmpcd
tho track, md tho pustal-car and baggage cnr
followed and wunt partly down tho bunk. Tho
engtnn anI cars were badly snashetl, hnd Bey"
crll porsons waro Injured. y brakeman ua1ned
William II. spuuldfng lind thrne nf bis ribs
broken. SIX Or sovcn passengers, MI residents
Of Louisville, were b,idIy injured, alld were
moved tn TINT city for treatment. Tho wreck Is
low tlenrr1 uwny. md trniu3 aro runnlng reyu-
lNrlY this morning.
, 1881-03-01

Special DHPd1th 70 TIC Chicago Tribune.
MAN1OS, N. c., Feb. 28,-Yestcrtluy llr. Mob
lett, OF Rutherford County, employed negro
tian to hop him kill hous. Lust night tho nrKro
camu hack md stole Que, and hnd gotten sOmo
distance OH bis way home when, coming to a
foncc. ho lnitl tho hog upon the fonce, balancing
1t Until hG got over. Attempting tn shunllcr II,
ho foil Oh tho opposEt Side OF tho fcnuc, and tho
Karmon stick which no bud neglected to tako
0nt caught him around tho neck ani fnstenosl
him. Thls mnIn!ng ho WIS found tentl. slie bog
tho ftncus
, 1881-03-01
SCARLET-FEVER,

Special DIspateh to Ths Chicago Ttshuns.
PrFrsnuIs1. Pa.. Feb. 2a.-Thero are nnury 100
cases Ut scarlet-feyor In Williamsburg, q gu,n!i
town just vutsl.ln the city limits. Thoro woTe
aver twenty icaths tuolo from this d!scass lust
III, even gruttor. The duutors urp i,nnplussoti,
Mltd thu GItixtIls rhIlc.strickvl. Ul.less relief
couica very soun tho town Will be depopulAtOd.
, 1881-03-01
OUR LADY OF lehvENW0RTH.

LgAyEswoHT,f, kas.. Feb. ss.-sfnry k!ttell. u
handsome md popular young lady of this oily,
who has boon walking OH cruschos slnce lust Oc-
sober, having then fallen d0wn-stMtrs and In
turcd her spne ~ NJ ~ produce paralysis, and
bcvn pTayluE tor nIna days constantly tor 70.
, 1881-03-01

THE sturtn interErrch seriously with tho Inntas
Handny ht.sl yesterday. SEvErul lnNla werH Actn.
nly lost sight OF, md IN .r,,urs cuiI1 br E4t nf
thnm., Fn,n ,,nrth II Milwaukee nna IT. Iowa
nil. nnt trains wrro nbafniDucd outright. Tho
l>utnaua .nts Grven l!Ay wits due caEty IL tho
ilarHIng hnli nni arrived Inst hight Tho Fnr-
ttnGk nrrr ApI,tc River, and the Nncnn hiltf
1)snm trains nrTlted siv hn,Irs latr. All nf tho
, 1881-03-01

lief, ycstcrlny morning, nt tho Cathedral, nfter
rRrtnklig Of tho communion, rnsa and rcnchcu
Tor her rrutchos, whnn aho waa ovcrloyod to
find that she hn'l suddenly l,ren tnn'lo wt,0to and
anl'ni. Tlic c!se a exciting great cninsnent. md
Ia regarded nH ittlt less ttn,t il miracle.
, 1881-03-01

Tho universal verdict IL TINT tho now No. 8 II
thu sln1p.esr nnl s,oat untnblu sewing -1,ac hfne
Wheeler d Wilson Manufacturing Co., l53 blate
, 1881-03-01

GpftFHk 0NpN1tN 10 1He IHttH1H 1Tt0HHk.
DUnUQuE, H.. Fob. ga little girl named
Curtis had tier face entea Saw ny n NewfounA-
land dog to-day. Ste will be dlsiigurcd for life
, 1881-03-01

nALT1MoRE, Md, Feb. @3.-Tho steam tug Min
nte Hunt exploded icr boiior wllllo towing scows
Charles Hunt, engineer, nl,L james Moore, fire.
nilltl, were killed. Several utlerH WCr0 sculueil.
, 1881-03-01

COLUMBUS. Ga, Feb. @3.-4i slcGppr containing
visitors 10 Mardt Grns, IN tho Montgomery &
Mobile fln,lrOnd. wns wrecked thErty-1ulles frutn
bloblp. Ftyn mon wore injured, some seriously.
, 1881-03-01

Millions OF rats. 1nico, cats, bel- bugs, reaches
toaG thoir lives by collision with "ltuuKh On lAta.
Sold by Druggists. l6u boxUs+
, 1881-03-01

louisville. PA., Feb. 28.-A conl-englun col
ltdcl with pAss0ngcr-trnln OF tho NeAl1nl
1tnllrond near Mahuney City. this morning.
Michael Reynolds, foreman Of rupntrs, anl II
brakeman wero killed.. Blk persons wero Ill
lured,
, 1881-03-01

TWO TEAN1I's 1sURNED TO DEATH.
PATERSON, N. j., Feb. as.-Twu more trnmps
wcro burned to death lust night on tho clnipr-
dump Of tho rolling mill, whoro thoy went to
eIeen,
, 1881-03-01

KtNsLEv, kns., Feb. 28.-Etovrn spans Of tho
bridge ucroRs tito Arkansas Htver ut this place
wcreGltrrIGd down atrGNM yesterday by tho high
wlter unl floating ice. There nrn atlll 1lne spnHs
stumbling. hut ftArB nrU entertained ilat they
will he tlrElQQ our.
, 1881-03-01

Indigestion. dyspepsia, neryous prostratou,
iAktu9 Meusman's Pgptanlzed 4saf Tonlu. tho
, 1881-03-01
Af4fLHI4iGE LI{,EyyEv
~ --- '''A>t1s
cnlHIIN YcstlE1aYi :, ~ I"sI0NInR nxms1

cnuRes yesterday. ''' ''""'ns naasS
NSsis siSS:sk ka,. Leonard. :$i:F'
&%'spss %s& IL IH'srss Ill.,,
ssss ssss9s s,as' ''ss;s; W.; S;,,
leisss lf!s;;i fsa1;S.;,
Fss' Fssasfesa ilsEssa::::. iii Hi %,.s %s!.,s
ior'hs Toraa::rrnna Tr"~a:rna
Ei.sss,l; 4. ::tt:'ss.. :.:ttS|sas.
sa sa'%S III f%a fS"9a;scss,'t scs't
Nstt'SS S ::%ssa,'nsn,A sS%s's A"Fs'n
sanis f!a1 EifiI'sss'* !:'tTs; ,IsiSsssss
&nf1' &' liisa;:: ::ttaas;sS; ::taasss;,
ann}c a%s II. yy'ns;, y, T. s,
ss1sE2y W.! W.! SyssssIsssl
Nsii's Ns|sE;t" Rss%gon :: T. ''nf:,
ssa9sehh q ccSSIis"sS
Ga GSSar L. a. iisss ifiiaSnet'.: cSSiIs cSIs,sMS Mich
{Masy Knnt.y"......"....x;.:.. ..Ghie""ts" Ghi"t
sSs tiosia T. s"ias;h II s"s'S s"h f]'s1s {'sts
Sa!!y SM!"G Il S$%S $";s ,,s1.
n,si sa4s pnoas pHfs;s: IT Ms,, QUO"
ssG sana}ss 9sysri:= r;is: It'll Tssn,,:,.A
5GSra III. III:
s4s,ta sw1t' i!e1Iss IT, ia +. Ss w%G:t %s rAI'een
ss: S'ss IT. S'? :'s S Is;ss.sss' s,s ss's
{Wlllinu. Z. Hharl.lan.. q! l.. .Chlcaxo.
, 1881-03-01

only rrcrarauou at beef coo,ot,,n, -
,'trl,s Man hropcrlcs It j. aa, Refs ~ s;or
hItsnl-maktuR, force -gentrntfnv' @ .nls enaisin,
t9!nlng prnpcrttcs; Ia lnvnlUuHie I,,H II y .us.
htccd coudtaons. whethor tie rrs,l II a tnft..
tion, ncryois proatrat!nn, nycrwntt VI ss1husl..
1inry con,rlai'ta. CaeweII, laznrdI If,1 !. = ruae.
pr1csors New York: foe sac hy ,IrseIis@,.. ~. pfo.
, 1881-03-01
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

lEU-F Wv EfF I'M u MI III1s
Epttfal Dis1Mleh 10 7he Chicago Tribute.
WALCOTr, In, Fob :s.-Two anborcss, whose
numcs could not 10 learned, wcrc run over by
tho Krnvcl traiu abo,it milo Gust of here to-day
uud killed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-19
AmuSemlents. &C.

NATIONAL THBATBR.-Corinne, the young mu.
sical prodigy, supported by Thirty merrie-
makers" Will open at the National Theater this
evening In the magic Slipper" Corinne Is a
perfect infantile wonder, supported by fine
troupe OF performers.
TIE CONCERT BY THE YALE GLRR CLUB, at
Lincoln Hall to night, promises TO be one of
unusual interest The program consists OF
solos. QuartetteS, MARBLES and grand choruses
OF college songs, and Is one of the finest ever
gotten up; and their incubation and phrasng
are OF character that Is not often equalled,
II expected from students. Musical people have
great treat before them to-night Doors open
at $50: concert to commence at s.
FORDS OPERA HOUSE.-R E. j. Miles Juven-
lie opera company Will give two performances
at the opera House this week-to- morrow at
terDoon al. d tomorrow evening. In the after
noon the beautiful comic opera, "The Little
Duke" will be given, and In the evening 1.-THE
Chimes OF Normandy" The company Is com
posed of forty talented children, who have been
mighty praised wherever they have appeared.
SALyINI COMING.-The great Italian TRACE
dian, Salvin1. VIII appear aI Ford's opera house
next week. He will play but a short engage
ment, appearing only twice, but In his two best
roles. Tuesday night he will give the "Glad-
iatOr" aud Wednesday night "Othello.'
THE PIRATBs.-The opening performance of
the Pirates OF PeDZauce at Lincoln Hall ro-mor-
row evening Is looked forward TO with mucn
interest,
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Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
George Mason to Mary Ergood lot 1O7, so. 1913:
$500. Margaret F. L. Sands to Finilla NJ
Alexander, subs Ss ana 40, so. 95; $4,000.
Same TO Sophie l. Little; same property do.
Chesterfield Marshall to Nelson A. Ryon, OF,
6, SO. S43; -. c. A. James to II. b. Noble
sub 80, so. 1879; 81 ,O26. j. s. Birch to X. /,
Fleming. subs 8, 4 and s. so. 214; So. $40. w. w.
Cox TO Z. Ii. Lee, pit. Is, so. 374; Sc, 5O0 COrne.
Illus A. Richie to Sarah j. Croisant, sub II, 80.
3I4; 81. $50. Cyrus Osburn to John Il. Gheen,
Crawford to r. P. Jackson, pts 81 and SO; s., IT'S.
John Miller, trustee, to Joshua D. Brown, par
Gel OF land on Ridge road; $4,000. Susan E.
Puf1er to E. Whittlesey, lot IL, block Is, LIE
Droit Park: -. T. Sunderland to j. F. Ohm.
stead, lot 3, so. 15s; $4,000. e. s. Parker to j.
w. Pili1ng, pit. s, SO. 15s; loo. w. w. Corco-
ran 10 washington Mclean, pit. Z. SO. 1873;
22s; s.. $50. w. Mclean to w. w. Johnston NJ.
Mclean, sub. 10. so. 40; $3.50. j. W. Starr to
L. l. Reamy, sub. D, so. 1T, and sub IS. So
ll6; $500; sub. 81, do; $500. w. 81. Wheeler to
Washington Mclean. west halt lot IA, So 1893:
8, 400. J. A: Randall to j. j. Edison ct al. pts.
and 3, so. 72s; 8: S. A. H. Marks to F. q.
Lydia A. Tanner. subs. So and SO, so. l94: Si,99l
w. 7. Mccartney to II. X. Mccartney, SUB 43.
So 7ss and sub. Is, SO 643; s., 5OO Henrietta
Cragin to c. b. CragiD, jr. pts. 30 and Al, block
70, BealFs addition to Georgetown; 81, $50. G.
81. Cragin to Mary F. and c. FL. Cragln, DTS. 254
and 255, block 81, do; 600. E. e. White, trus-
tee, to j. L. Barbour and j. A. Hamilton, parts
Hannah Levy, part IL, SO. 4ls; $l,l5O. g. B.
Whitney to F. Hume, sub 40, 50. 62s; 81, 200.
Howard University to James A. b. Green, sub
4, SO. !, 055; 5000.
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The Man Who stole a Locomotive.

The Wan Who Stole Locomotive.
he PUELOINs HACKNEY COACH AND THREATENS
TO GO FOR ONE OF BARNUMs ELRPHANTS-A
MANIA FOR RAPID TRANSIT.
VIM. Geary, the young white man who was
charged yesterday with the larceny OF a loco
motive from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company and dismissed, went back to the
depot about half-past two O'Clock this morning
and got on another locomotive, but was caught
and fired out OF the depot before he could start
the engine. Onlcer Geo. Smith arrested him
about two hours later for stealing hack and
pair OF horses from colored hackman named
Frederick Butler. He got on the hack at the
corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and drove 1t 10 his house In jackson alley
about mile. He told the officer that If he
gets on In this case he Is going to steal one of
Barnum's elephants. Mr.. Coyie, the prosecut-
Ing attorney at the Police Court. called the
courts attention to this young mans mania
for rapid locomotion. having twice tried to get
away with locomotives, and finally succeeding
In getting away with q hack and pair OF
horses. He also stated that he thought Geary
was insane and asked the court to continue the
case for one week until he can be examined as
to his sanity, which was done.
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The Christiancy Divorce Case.

TESTIMONY FOR THE WIFE,
Yesterday the taking OF testimony for the
defendant In the case OF Minister Christiancy
against Lille M. ChriStiancy-bill for divorce
was resumed before Examiner Lovejoy. Mrs.
Mary Alliger testified, in substance, that Mrs.
Christiancy boarded with her seven months:
tiancy, and found her at home; that she re-
mained there from TO 3 O'Clock p. NJ, and dur
Ing that time Mrs. Christiancy was In the par
Tor, lying upon lounge, and complaining OF
one called for her: at p. m. witness left.
It is stated that the counsel for Mr.. Chris
tiancy will call some neighborS of Mrs. Chris
undertake TO prove that the affection Of Miss
Meloy for Mrs Christiancy Is so great as TO re-
fleet upon the force OF her testimony In any
thing which concerns Mrs. ChrisCiancy
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National Fair Association.

THE PRIZBS FOR HORSES AT THE SPRING MEET
ING INCREASED TO IS 600.
At the meeting Of the directors Of the Ma
tional Fair Association this morning. the COM
mittee on races reported that their information
was that many fine horses would be brought
here for the spring meeting IL the purses were
Increased. After considering the subject 1t was
S., 600.
Mr.. Robert McCeney. the secretary OF the
association. rendered his resignation for the
purpose OF entering pursuits which Will prevent
his giving the time necessary to attend his du-
lies as secretary, AID it was accepted Mr.. c.
It. Thompson was elected to the position. The
stockholders are requested to turn in their Old
tickets &c tie Office and obtain new ones.
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Affairs on the Virginia Side.
TIE REMARKABLE CASE OF Mr.. AND MRS LLOYD
WERE THEY POISONED? II SO. BY WHOM 2.
OTHER MATTkRS,

Affairs on the Virginia Side.
TIE REMARKABLE CASE OF Mr.. AND MRS. LLOYD
WERE THEY POISONED? II SO, BY WHOM p
OTHER MATTERS.
Correspondence of The S,dr.]
FALLS CHURCH, VA, April 16.
DR.. Lloyd and wife have nearly recovered
from their late, and as yet unaccounted for,
dangerous experience. No one knowing the
facts doubts that they had taken opium, /
Were s tie MOUTH ~hsn ro
could not be awakened. The arst thing given
them was an emetic. 1t was easily given to
the doctor, and vomiting soon followed and he
SO rigidly fixed that the emeLic was with difIl-
Guilty and but partially administered, and the
effect was slow and slight. A second one was
her senses did not follow for several hours
after. No one thinks, so far as l have heard
an expression, that the opium doser is remote
from the scene OF his guilty transactions. No
none.
Miss Carrie N. Parker, very amiasle and
highly respected young lady OF our place, has
the M. E. church, most OF the time for some
years. think. with the organ music. Several
OF the members and attendants of the church
recently determined to make substantial
encouragement to her OF her services. A
musical and literary entertainment was agreed
on. tne proceeds OF which were to be rendered
=! I'm MSS Ssn; waugh Choral society Of Capitol
which nave not been able to obtain-and the
Misses BerHe Crawford, Mira Henry, Emma
Cross, Martha Munden and Minnie Crawford.
ana MesSra WIN Wishart, 81. A. Foresman, W.
2. van Dofen and J. w. Mcfarland, musical
and literary talent also OF your city, under the
conductorship OF r. j. Woodman, generously
and gratu1tously gave their services TO execute
the wish OF the friends Of the church. The
entertainment came on on wednesday even.
ing last, and Notwithstanding the terrible con-
dit1on OF the road and the dark, dismal char
acter OF the evening. the affair was q financial
success.