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Visiting Military.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Oc,ober 23.-The
steamer Cha,les,ou with the first regiment,
Gov Bieclow and s,alT aud Gov Foote's
Guards OF New Haven, reached here this
morning The steamer was met bv . COM
miuee % recep,ion composed of citizens
and military officers who lerdelcd the hos
pi,ality of the cay 10 The visitors, They
were welcomed by the mayor and escorted
10 their quarters at hei' hotels. The visit
irg soldiers Were taken in charge by the
Charleston volunteer organizations and cs
coricd 10 he several armories where they
were hearty welcomed and enter .aned.
The day will bepas,ed in viewing the points
orintclest in tho CITY. Tomorrow there
Uill be general parade and review of the
i,h brisaoe. Business will no suspended
and the banks closed in honor Of tho day.
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LUNACY IN LAW.
IL Cream Frost Lectures on the Civil
Ee possibility pslns Persons.

On account of the large number Of stu
dents attending the Lectures at the Mis-.
soari Medical College this term, already
o7er 800, the faculty are having tho anphi-
theatre in the lectu.e-room enla. ged, and
are using the clinic lee e room in 81.
Johns Hospital adjoining as general lee
ture-'oom at present.
II was in this room filed TO OVERLOOKING
a. p. m. yeS, croQv, th,. Hon. Il. G,aham
"oS, 'cc.I.el o tIe Students, choosing ,or
is sdJ c't: tine ciyi, rGsnonsibily OF a
~ u We ilea1,y exists" He said
;ll.s 40 VISA u .ilc.'on made by ,he
law Oe.ween IS app 'ica.ior 20 crminal ana
ci'i ca .ci where many was pleaded,
va Gu mas obtained r.on tne, e.rlies,
nls'ory OF The law. That in
O. In lrisy is alleged to law
lcoSs solely to ,hs III u. mn aciyl
n nay "u':[ tue ia'aus resson mas COM
a an injury % r"op3.tv or 20. IN o.
alo. Ter, tho lew allow tbe nlu.el ps.son
eonpen i2.ion .or The dan age sustained on
a,eodnt OF lne misfortune or negligence Of
ne insane rcrsor, and fgss tue sum ac-
co-I.Dg to inc amount o; tho damage in
cnt.SI oy the suasfer. Tho &c son way
this dis..nOtion IS male eau olly be cy-
Famed on The giould thas in sue / a CD !,
We m asst LOOK to C.hs, aud tue in, sras. OF
sloie.7 instead OF Inc interest of ii ind
v.dda which We have 10 do in y oiimiral
else, where, IL the party Is proven 'hon
c0npos nentis T" the 40. is |, sid TO DO null
aud VOID so far as the operation Of the law
is concerned.
Where an insane man kills another he
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Markets ny TEL EGRAPH


sNAN AthAs
NEW YORK October el--Nloncy Ans
Government, ssroug; new IS aud ooupons
lei :; new 4 a. aad coupons il2s: new Is and
g bonds moderately active.
S.cckSu settled
Jour dull aud dropping
Mhect 10 y lower
pors. ~
Pork dull and weak ats.
Lard heavy atllTS
Snhlts mrpenune MA
Resin IS
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS October sL-Flour du,l
sn 'erhne 81 rou0'e So tot treble az.
t'gher adel 7toS
20 n Guiet and steady at 7stoS IS
o-SdaN aud nominal at SO.
PorK Quie. and weak at 1912
Lard que. and fdn refined tierce IL
Dry salt meats steady; shoulders packeds
Iae9n quiet and s.eadyi shoulders . TO o.;
Hem no new on hand, old necl G ed. choice
in size.
whisky steady Western rcctided 10 tolse
CoL's 9he' ana weak; cargoes ordinary to
sueArweas fully fair to 81; yellow clar.
iholSl 60 81.
MolasseS dun centrifugal ST. Primo 10
Rice easier.
SiSht per 1000 premium.
S,erling bank 80
COnSols 6SS to- o.
CHICAGO.
,CucAGo October 2i-Flour nominally un.
chsuTed.
.whea. opened higher but declined and closed
a. medium pr,,s$ No Chicago spring iStS 10
IL cash las Oe,obar 1852. TO 1C5ik November.
Corn dy aud IN fair demand ut 81 Y cash,
ol;s Nesamhor G2t December
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ton and Ann streets. The new M'ps build
ing B.oadvsv and E-chan Pe.e was
" ed ye, .eN1sv for ,wen, r-uye bum, ~,
llamns. TIE f. son CoTnepv ) now we.
'" Ior en' res. As Sooa Is , 'Cv core ,ee
Oh 1t 1Si IN zoe Z "a c. OouluIa Nv Ma
sal We and Spi uce 81 ee.l and Iva f.
RIVER will DO lighted as iast as he m. us {
laid Dinem.
Ed'son mas goue back 70 Mea'o mark 10
cen 'ue work rHon h IS railUry. lie .h'lk,
.nS' he nls so'yeO 9 question of tlec,fic
i-'mways ana 6ol a be.,rr mo o, thLn
Senens. Going on Quo 'l,e Ition 10 n
OF ler n this way tests him. Since 0c-
looe', l>1J, lie has taken out one hunurc A
aud Jay orr pa eats concerning the elCe-
tric l-sht alore-2n average of nearly oae a
wee l.
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Emi graft On from Ireland

Will emigration serve as a palliative?
win il check fetal tendency to subdivis-
ionY No man can answer with certainty;
buS in this direction undoubtedly lies the
best prospec. for the lrish peasant He has
cor \ 1ued 10 en- grg,C in good aud bau
t.rsS, for the las; thirty years aud, tAe
sa.Ie pressure TO-. suDs,':eYce berg rpon
am rs bc.o e, IL j. likely tlFy he Mn not
d on..nue me r,S:t!ce. If he does, l., the
od, Cd OF chang3 IN ! e land laws IS TO
intrce MIN zoe ng move enreiously 20 his
bod -. no, l'lg ~ inc -eased poyer.v can
Se ne result; Al MS Ia ,i,slcpain una. eled
tie sulp'rs mon ms will re dispossd OF, aud
thoJe p'uo remain ora patt o. hem, may
do wc'' bat int 10 la.,er ere the grievance
VIII oh CT laie years has I've n more DIV cit
rrou tLan rny o he, he corpulso,y exna
,c,at;on of the .sl. y e, will con .inue in
trii v,~or. Given ,heiormer pl ernasive,
material prospc1,.y is more dis ant q au
eve; s.veu ihe Ia e., the u csHcct of an
emanc' ma ed lrelano doubling lis ponua-
ton, and growing licaer as i, grows more
poDulous, must yalisd WI Ii o,ner delu-
sons Earl Derby in Contemporary Re
view
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LoNpoN, October 23.-Thc Clan McDufi
carried twenty-five passengers and u crew
OF thirty-nire Tue ,hrcc survivors OF the
crew, who landed near Ballycoicn yes.er-
day, remote that the boat in which they
escaped contained twenty-five persons.
When /, was launched from
the steamer, the boat capszed nus righ,ed
immedia, ely, but only hive persons came
up with he, two OF whom dicd from e.
pjsure. Tie steamer Wisconsin, which
sailed { ON LN 2,puol for rev York ON Sat
urday has four nunurcd Mormons on board
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Yesterday Mr., J. A. Johnson, wi super
the construction Of the HERALD
building, completed he finishing touches
and tho entire s,-rc.u, ieilCc me highest
credit unon mis- still, rrd 7mpS him as a
& r,-class builder lie is nos on'v his, but
is IN every wav mo7t rccommodatins gem
tiemar, wi hal; and Tor numerous fayors
shown tho HERALD returns him thanks.
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Four Lives Saved.

D.. rrl's Cough Syrup relieved four Of
nv child en- OF most alarming attack OF
Nhoolirg COuyh, nom wdich their th-oats
and nCc,s beta.Ae 80 swollen rs to prevent
{ rem from swallow'ns Nothing would
give hem a1y even Temporary relief until
tnis Syrup was uied. one bo.sle in one
n .h,, saved heir lives, | vcrilvbelieve.
GEO. W EAEHACT.
Captain OF Police, Baltimore, Md.
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A Ncrther

A stitfnorther began blowing Sunday az
tsrnoor, and it fingers yet, 0ver,oats and
fires are comfortable, and were common
yes e~d,y. The stove ard fuel dsalC s a.e
beg ming TO do good business, and Tho
man who sells wood has raised his price per
cO-l
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IndIctcdt5or Tmbcralement

GALVESTON, October Goa the 10Th of
June the Texas ESnceS company was e.
ported robbed at tnis place of neatly $1,000
The grand jury have brought in / no bill
against W. 5. Hc"iec, lac AGENT Of the
company, for endorsement of tho said
funds.
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An rnihnsinsiin Menilnr.

Last night the Dallas branch of The land
LEAGUE held q meeting TT the city hall for
ihe pu nose % lauguia,ing measures look
inc 20 ne assistance of the league in Ire
lard. 1hc meeting was largely attended
aud $500 was subscribed 20 aid the cause Of
The people Of Ireland in their struggle with
lnndlorlism
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Pcsuliaritics OF Journalism Newspa
PEI men don't 20 into bushes places and
say: ''Sce here, don't like the way you
arr ange your show window, and Pm Soing
to have il ii:od" Mo- at all Bu, q. her
men are continually c1milg mo newspa-
pc. offices with voy airilar complain. s.
newspaper as n business one at'on?
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Gnnc To knsMpr.

Frank Fuller and Charles Aiken, who
were arrested some time since by the coun-
~ Authorities aud LODGED In jail on the
cha"5e OF The ihe,t OF horses In this coun,y,
wee aiken 20 sherman yesterday morning
by She,'f Jones TO answer 10 similar
char,e in tiiat coun,y. Tive criminal term
of Mo ais.lie. oou.. hegan Lhere yesLeIdny.
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A CorruI. Department.

WAsHINGTor, ID. c., October 4-Th. re-
port of the con m..,ea clrl ed with inve,-
tisating the Gus odia1's Office OF the tea
sury deplr, msnt, whicn was slOmitted TO
the senCe this az atnOon with
accompanying papers, covers about
lUO fools cap pages anu refers
i'll detail TO various questionable tra1sae-
lions, emcny which WIS thal during The
fiscal yeat o. 1850 a : lo.,ace ozone hund-ct
and fifty yards of carpet was found
in Che ore-room. Ten dollar per dozen
had been paid for A. holders which might
have been procured .or $40 G, less; s. icr
district directories which might have Teen
obtained TO- $500 each SIP for Web
sSer's aud Wo-cester's dictionaries worth
$40; Sl20 for On a,l1s wCrh rs;
SIS per day Tor hOrjes which havo boon
Obtained ior $l75, The sorry Of the APP
pOintmenl OF Clerk LamOno !, of book
purclGccd by wnoe3.'e ut $40 Der copy,
which vas reiug re,a.lod 81 S2bJ with %
per ccnt. discount, IS mentioned ~ one OF
The mos glazing e:tlavagarcies. ga
was once Charged as having beea
expended for eanGleg, wn'cn according to
the custodian, WIS really uSoI il The par
chase ofsusar and lemons 10 lemonade OF
the secretary, assis.an, secretary and chief
clerk for CERTAIN lunch, VIII CHI
was furnished about the time Of he
Chicago convention Assistant Seere, avg
Upton land Chief Clerk Power affirm
That thev had no knowledge Of this, ald
they had coctribue Ell money for the oeca-
siOns, and believed ihat bo.h the lemonade
and lunch referred to were fu n
ished in legitimate manner The
committee make no recommendations
owing 10 ,he supe, icial examination which
was made Accompanying the paDers re
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weekly Nor. aary Report.

Nortuary report for week ending satur-
day noon, October %; Sammie Gates 10
months, white, cholera infantum; Sarah
Thompson, days white, convulsions; Kit
ty Carter, Is months, white, malarial fever;
infant Of Mrs. d. Raulcab, premature birth.
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Madame LeComte, French milliner,
has arrived from Pals with the moss ele-
gan. live oi goods ,.l.,s las been seen In This
CITY, and begs the ladies 10 come and exam
inc her goods be,o.e purchasing elsewhere.
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A Popular Nominee

CHtcNGo October % The democrats yes-
tcrlay re.nomina.cd JUDGE Ca-yv for iudre
of the sun-eme court. The republicans will
also nominate him, this being The third
term In whica he has. been tho unanimous
choice.
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wish to add my ;o-,imony as to the
merits of ST. Jacobs o as a ci~e for rheu-
matism. One bottle hrs Gu ed me of this
Troublesome disease. which ave mo Il great
deal o, bother for iohg ,lme; but thauG9
to the remedy ! am cured. This sac
ment is unsolic' Ell by anv ono | $ in
teles.. JAMES A. ClNLAN, Lba. ian.
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General Walker Resign .

WASHINGTON, October 2'.--Gcn. Walker,
superintendent census vu. u. AS resigned
and h'sre 'Tna ion has been accepted, IL
= unders God Col. Scs,on chief clerk Of the
bureau, will succeed Walker.
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New Millinery Store |!

Has opened her store Of millinery and fancy
goods ut g22 Main street She has been In the
millinery business for many years, and will
guarantee satisfaction. Her friends Will do well
10 call
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No midsummer goods bought in July
and Angus, 10 be sold for new goods At
M, Cnestnu,s; al new and reliable styles.
Call and see her a, once.
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A rumor prevailed Saturday that Mrs,
Mary Atenney, who was injured by mad
coy on Friday, hal died e her Injuries, 1t
was c" oueous as she ~ sill alive, and hopes
or ner recovery are en- GRAINED
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Mrs. Mary Martin, OF Harrisburg, Penn
sylvan a. says 81 suffered severely Com q
complication Of female diseases; maj sense
o, bear,Ig-dovn seer, d o9 iC IL would kill
me; INV haoi,s were ve-y irregular; no.h-
ing seemed 20 benefit mo until / tried
Eiowh's Iron Bl,.e.s. They acted like n
clit.n, ana now ] enjoy perfect health"
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Human Hair Goods.

Switches, braids, lrezets, coquets, Saratoga
waves and e'l kinds ofhair ornaments, at
Baumans, 200 Elm street
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l.oudon, s2s Elm. buys sells and OK
changes second hand furniture, and goods
of all kinds.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
!, Ind,gnatIon Meetlnc.

LONDON. Oc,o5e- 23.--At q meeting at
Traial~a sous"e .h'S eSe ing 10 express il
dignaGol { M Pa leil's arrSS,, these WIS
a slim attendance, owl s. 20 The rs'A.
About one .housa Va men and bows VIC e
present, aud mos. oi tnom see neu f. 2 aer
opposed 10 ne OBJECT ofthe mee,ing. A .ee
CONSIDER ole discussion resolutions con-
demning ths rove nmenHs action were fO.-
mauy declared ard carried.
Among those arfes,ed yes,e 'dav we're Mr..
Hayden, chairmed of the Ros-common
town comm ,s'oners, editor and prop. ie,or
of the R1,-commoh Messenger. The OBJ
servers Dublin co, .es1ondent referring 10
the reporiS ma the med Ireland, the
land league san, was 10 be sei.ed saws
the cove. lmelv has DECIDED that they ca l.
no. seize ,hc pane unless they believe
REASONABLE Conspiracy exists. They
have tle;e'o'e decided to arrest
any one tss'pS NJ. 0Bricns nlacs
as edi.o' Ava st is out 20: The rest o.
Nj. james O'Co1Go', VITO ccnuuc ed ne
raper las Wee. A age mce,.og held ct
the circrsi1 New,CcS, o-on-Tyne la, erea-
lnS, pas eU esoiuu0os p.o,es.ing against
The coercion policy Of me governor.
ATHyDs PARK.
LONDON, Octo)e- 23.-The indignation
meeting ct livGe Pc k tC.. ~ was deS Pie
llc ll.e ..tchly WCa We, .,eldeu bV OECr
div thousand ne sons. Inc soocches we've
of TIE uSr'l yoiCo, chaiac.er. A large
section o. he OVID was comno'ed Of mete
siglt-see's wi'o lid not ais M. 10 me n est
any dis>elt, exc 3pt IN one ms ,ance. A pro-
cession of many .lousands w,,h bends, an
propria.e banne,s and emblems mustered
at Chans Cross and pioceeGei by the
Thames em5ankmen,, Ealt NAL,
So James stre2t and Picadilly to
the park, wbe . /. arrive about O'Clock
Speeches wera de-. ge"ed from tho platform.
Speeches wee maze by Bay 0Donrsll
and 0'FiulesGn, hone-rule members %
parliaNen., also Dunsan AMI Amen
RESOLUTION, denouDcing Inc covardIy and
lawless acton OF She cce~iion aot Of III.
goyernmelt ia a.semp. . forcibiy TO sun.
press fS,lon ofspeGch were unanimously
adopted
IN DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, October 9-Despite the govern.
ment prCcamai' ons against public meet
ings there was large g,.hefing to-day
near Coehiord, prit,. pesiding. Non
rent resolutions were used.
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Humans

Is the place for leading styles of Hats and
Bopnsts, 200 Elm street.
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M. Strickland a. &c.

This excellent firm of stationers, located
at Galveston, demand attention from the
entire trade OF the state in their line. Their
stock and wo. are unexcelled in the state,
anu anu .hey are iAoit excellent ,lithographers
have built up their business by skill, ability
and homes dealing, and every one is sac in
dealing with mem, end may be assured OF
the loWcst maiket JnCe.
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NJ. james A. Coulal, Librarian of the
Union Catholic LibIaiv, Chicago, H., is
the latest man wao has been made iappy
through ihe use Of this valuable lirinen,.
The following is Mr. Conlans endorsement;
c0i DeAPEo-N ST. EET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-23
Wall Street To-day.

STOCK MARKETS LESS ACTIVE THAN YESTERDAY.
New YORK. July 22.-The Posts financial
article Gao edition) says: The stock exchange
markets are less active than yesterday and the
share speculation of uncertain tone although as
a rule prices are somewhat higher than yester-
day. The stocks which have showed the most
strength are the trunk line and coal stocks and
of those not active Burlington and Q. and Alton
and Terre Haute. The widest fluctuations have
been i'm Milwaukee and st. Paul. which has been
up to ia, down to 11215 and to 113 as we write
The weakest stock has been Met. FL. which has
fallen to S5js from SS15 at the close of yester-
day. There is apparently no change in the
condition of trunk railroad affairs. but
there continues to be ready buyers for the
Vanderbilt stocks. United States bonds are *
lower for the 4155's and extended SIS. State
bonds are dull and steady, while railroad bonds
are generally higher. Some OF the prime draw
ers of sterling have 4S4a4S6 as their posted rates.
while Others have reduced to 4S315a4S51S. The
actual rates are 4S2s4a4S3 and 4s4$l ass Cable
transfers are 4S5AaA, and prime commercial
bills are 4S11la1a. The market for sterling is
dull. Continental exchange is inactive. The
loan market is very easy, the quotations for call
loans being 21sa3 Time loans are 21sa4 Prime
mercantile paper is 3a4.
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Affairs in Prince George County.

J.
POSTMASTER SCOTT STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS
COURT DAY AT UPPER MARLBORO
Special Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, July 81, 1881.
Mr.. Ed. ]. X. Scott, for SO many years post
master at this village left the drug store of Mr..
H. Harper late last night This morning, when
search was made for him, it was discovered that
he had been strickenwith paralysis on his way
hOmeward, and lay where he fell, all night.
His condition, it is believed, is without any hone
of recovery.
The session of the circuit court brought to the
village the usual attendance of ATTORNEYS.
Amongst them from Washington were Messrs.
Arthur A. Birney and Nehemiah H. Miller who
with Mr.. Woodbury. Wheeler came down to look
after sale of the Mehrling farm inst north Of
Washington The Hon. Michael Harmon yester-
day nominated at Annapolis for seat in the
house of delegates, was on hand irving to get
up the final settlement of jeremiah P. Bartho-
lom's estate. Tomorrow 1t is expected that
Judge Magruder wili.be on the bench and the
important case invoking the settlement of Henry
Brookes estate, viii probably be called up. The
circuit courts, underfhe constitution of Mary
land. are presided OYER by three judges. This
circuit includes Sc. Mary's Charles. Prince
seventh judicial circuit OF the state. The chief
judge Of the circuit fsa1sO member of the c0urt
of appeals at Annapolis, the highest tribunal for
the trial of Writs OF error and other appeals in
the state. Judge MagTnder was necessarily at
Annapolis to make quorum for the court Of
appeals. Judge Robert Ford was holding the
circuit court for Charles, and therefore Jndre r.
B. B. Chew, the third member OF the court, sat
alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-23
Condensed sk.ls.

The Rumford Chemical Company have filed a
bill for an injunction against James l.. Daniels
and VIM. s. Summons. of this city. TO restrain
them from using the compaays label on yeast
powder which, 1t is claimed. they are selling
under the compan5ss name.
The Langley Circuit Me. Church Union will
hold a camp meeting at Crossman's Grove. Falls
Church, va, commencing Friday August s. and
closing August IA. Revs. Joseph Henry and p
&. Walker Will lead the religious services.
Yesterday afternoon an old white lady. named
Smith, was taken with a stroke Of paralysis i'm
Judiciary Square. and was conypyed TO her
home NO. lo9 I'd street northwest, in the police
sam6ulance by Sergeant Hollinberger and Officer
O'Hare.
At meeting of The stockholders of the Reho-
poth Deacn Camp-Meeting Association, Wetlnes-
day. Rev. DR.. Stevenson. of TROY. NY. Rev n.
n. Baer, Washington; c. r. Jeficris. VIM SAID
enkofi and n r. Benson Wilmington, 5ese
elected directors
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
The Register of Wills.

AR RANSDELL INSTALLED IN OFFICE, COL. WEB
STER RETIRING WITH PROTEST.
This morning. Mr.. III. j. Ramsdell recently ap-
pointed Register of Wills. vice Col Amos Webster,
appeared at the Office. with his bond completed and
approved by Chief Justice Cartter-the date of
approval being the 18th instant. Colonel Web
sters counsel. w. d. Davidge and ID. O'C Gala
han, were present, and after q short cOnsulta-
ton, Col Webster stated to Mr.. Ramsdell that
he had come to the conclusion to surrender the
office, under protest, reserving what rights he
may have and thereupon passed the key of the
fre-proOf safe over to Mr.. Ramsdell who accepted
It. and the latter was thereupon shown by Col
Webster through the rooms. Colonel Webster
stated that the question to his tenure of office
would be raised hereafter.
When the court convened. Mr.. Enoch Totten
presented to Judge Hagner Mr. Ramsdells COM
mission and bond, which being found regular,
the oath of office was administered by the Judge
to MIR. Ramsdell. who thereupOn took his seat as
Register Gen. Boynton and James Anglim are
the sureties on Mr.. Ramsdells bond.
Mr.. Ramsdell will retain the present force
including DIR. Griffith, who has been Col Web
Sters deputy for several years past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-23
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
W. r. Young. trustee, to NJ W. and W. Gait,
pit. /, sci. 166c $1,000. C. S. Drury to l.. r.
Waggaman, sub 10 So. 1856 3 Elizabeth
Eutehins ct al. TO Virginia 3. Moore sub 3, So.
"; s1.12O- G. NJ. Oyster to ID. p. Sacket sub 8
and pit: 5, so. 126; s7,301-25. Polly Woodland to
T. j. Hill. lot IA. So. 6S; 81 .354. James Rob
pms to Carl foungs. sub IS, SO. 1871; $500. b.
H. Warner to Laura V. Walker. sub 8. so. 2O2:
$l,9O. L. A. LeyartZell. trustee to B. H. War
ner subs 80 TO 40. SO. 152; 8. H. l.. Page
20 b. II. Warner pt. II. So. 1885, -. 1875. C. B.
naury. trustee, 10 7. W. Patchin lot 2. east halt
- and north pit. 81. SO. 16; S5.556.6l l.. N.
saunders TO c. Rupert. sub 139. So 365; 8.
H. Morris, trustee. to same. lots 80 and 81.
Greenyale; s3, $3.50. r. p. Dodge trustee. To
p. F. Cusick. sub So, So 776; s1.O75 ]. W.
BOggs 10 W. b. BOggs, south half 1. so. 964:
e. Same. north half /. do; do Maria
Epieer ct al. to Andrew Hutchinson pit lot IA
> 3D. 97S; 1913. Geo. p. Todd to Jas. NJ. Toy. pts
lots 16 and II, in SUBJ SO. 2O9 5000: JOS. C
FOertsch TO VIM. T. ID. Dixon, pit lot IS, in ole
CeOrgetOwn. $50