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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02
ACausionto ourRsader.

INFERIOR mutations frequently follow SUCCESS
Iul invention. This has been the case With the
patent LISOLECN floor cloth. Beyond all con-
troyeTsy IFS durability and beauty are proven.
When purchasing look on the back of the
cloth for tn word "LISOLsUN." IL is printed
on every square yard. NOLC other is genuine.
Il u carpet 1t aIer5 keep Ii.
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wc., Washington. nee Georgetown.

RIAL EsrATR SALES-Thomas Bowling
auctioneer. sold yesterday for Richard Il
C1snford. trustee. parts OF lots numbered Sc
az :. IN Old Georgetown. fronting SoNlI9 feet
market space. Improved by two brick houses
shumpered $3.50 and 2i22N Mr. Richari r.
oSO 1h Was The purchaser OF both houses
er"s ior The upper one $3.50 and
al al me, me lower one si.925-suhject 90
al taxes and assessments Also for
SasSln ana Davis, trustees part OF LOT ~ IN oi5
Gecrgetown, frohting leX5t feet on the west
Slce or Potonac street. bey wetn prosrp q q n
Fist streets. improved by frame bnIlstng
MI. Mafun hteIe was the purchaser at $50.
OUR EfFECTiNE PoLiCR FoRcE-Of the "
men assigned Tor duty here, one is in the IN
sane asylum ore detailed a. the Police Courr
one as food Inspector and four IN the county
The number OF men on duty during the day Il
:. when not at the Police Court Yesterday
two OF these 3 were at the Police Court until /.
O'Clock. The whole number OF men on duty at
night is Chat is when everybody Is wei and
mol specially detailed elsewhere
INK GRAlS TRADE.-ArIived by caual-R0at
h. :. Whiting with wheat, and boat ioucon
With corn. Wheat was sold 10 arrive at 90
corn is quoted az - 10 81
SILVER NKppING SURrRISE PARrY-Nes-
terday being the 25th anniversary OF the wed
Qlng OF br. sud Mrs. j. Mex andree Retley some
or The lady members OF the Dunbarton street
NelLodiSt Episcopal church. at O'Clock r. m.
net al the parsonage and are said 10 have given
mem genuine surprise Mr.. GIT woodward
who acted as spokesman for the ladies' pre-
scented In their behalf, In fitting terms. hand-
some silver service 10 the doctor and his VITA
as q testimonial or the great esteem In which
they are held. The response was made by Mrs
Kelley, who expressed their thanks in very
appropriate remarks, stating that the gift
should descend as an heirloom IN the family
Refreshments were served aud very pleasant
evening was passed in social enjoyment
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DIR. YuIio n. Verdi.

Of Washington, d. T.. the celebrated Author,
Commissioner OF the National Board OF Health,
etc, ETC., says the Licbiss CO s Arnlcated EX-
tract OF Witch Hazel lis Invaluable" Cures
Piles, salt Rheum Catarrh, Painful Periods.
rheumatism. Colds aud Neuralgia. Beware OF
cheap CounJeTfeits TUe LieOig company offers
10 cheap goods. It offers only honest prepare
tons at honest prices.
sold II rtty cents and dollar sizes.
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Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic

'It has more than realized my expectatIons,' -
says Professor Duncan Campbell. II. ID. LII. d. "a,
President Royal College Physicians aud Sur
ge0ns Member General Council University OF
Edinburgh. etc.
Invaluable for debility. weak lungs, bilious
ness, dyspepsia, female complaints. asst ina.
malaria, liver complaint, sick headache. Be
ware OF COunrerfeitS
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Children and In fans.

Chas. Eayre Hinkle. Jersey City Heights. N. J.,
writes My son. a lad of twelve years, was COM
pletelY cured of . terrible case of Eczema by the
tuhcura Remedies. From the top of his head to
the soIes Of his feet was one mass of scsbs Every
other remedy ana physicians had been tried in
vain "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02

IT WAS NOT CURRY, THE TEXAS MURDERER
The LeavenwOrth (kansasl Times has special
dispatch from Las Vegas, refutiug the story re-
ceiyeo in Philadelphia that the notorious James
Curry. she murderer of Porter, the actor was
dered man was James Curry, freight con-
ductor on the Santa Fe railway; and the fact is
absolutely shown that tt could not be the des-
perado. The dead man has young daughter
living &C Quincy, Ill
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CITY ITEMS.
Whether the Millennium
VIII BBGsT ANY CHANGE

In mana appreciation of hot toddy We are
unable 10 say, but this We know, that Hub
Punch with hot water is much finer aud that
nothing can match IL when It is blended with
lemonade, nne ice, soda water or hot or cold
mix This delightful compound OF The best
rum and brandy far exceeds all forms OF hot or
Cold punch Which require preparation. Sold
everYNhf al Il q
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Forty Years Experience Of an Old

ATs. WILSON'S SOCVnins syrup is the pre-
scripti0n OF one Of the best female physicians
and nurses IA the United States. and has been
used for forty years with never Falling success
by millions Of mothers for their children. II
relieves the Child from pain. cures dysentery
and diaTThtra, gripping In the bowels and wiHd
collie. By giving heath TO the child IL rests the
mother. Price % cents bottle. m,W,S
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Fred Rohrer, esd. Cashier Stock Growers Ma
tionsl Bank. Pueblo. Colorado writes II am 80
well Pleased With its Effects On my baby that can
not afford to be without it in my house. Itlsa
wonderful cure snd 1t is bound to become very
popular soon as its virtues ara known 70 the
masses."
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j. 8. Weeks, esq, Town Treasurer. st. Adams
Vt, says. in letter dated May 2s:-''It works to
charm on my baby's face and head. Cured the
head entirely. and has nearly cleaned the face of
Sores. hsve recommended it to several, and Dr..
Plant has ordered it for them"
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COLLINS
Voitaic Electric Plasters,

Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Gore Lungs,
Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, Stomach and
Bowels, Dyspepsia, Shooting Pains through the
Loins and Back. Spasms or Fits, and Nervous,
Muscular ana Spinal Affections, relieved and cured
when every other plaster, IMMINENT. lotion and
electrical appliance fails. Ask for CoLLISs' VOL
IAIC ELECTRIC PLAsTER%. Only % cts. MARIO
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TERRIFIC CYCLONE has occurred In Kan
6olph county, Ala, which destroyed the home
ana Killed the entire family OF John Emorey,
consisting OF himself wife and two children,
While they were asleep. DanvIlle Va, and
vicinity was visited Dy a tornado Tuesday
night, blowing down number or houses ami
many trees and fences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02

OPENING OF pattern hats and bonnets nm
Monday and Tuesday, April 4th and 5th' When
will also be opened for Inspection one Of fhe
choicest selected stocks OF fancy goods ever
seen In washington, comprising eyerVthtn1
connected with q flrst-class millinery es1ahs.
lishment. An elegant assortment of siik ho.
siery, gloves. ties, &C., &c. -''
t MRS. A. T. WHITING.
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TRAVELLING IN TEXAS BARRED.-In the CHAM
bers or the Court of Common Pleas YESTERDAY
Judge Beach denied motiOn TO place the casa
of Marks against the Metropolitan Insurance
Company on the day calendar Tor next Monday.
The company resist payment OF the claim on
the ground that Mr. Marks was killed In Texas
a locality In which he was not permitted 10
travel Under the policy.-N, Y. Star, Is.
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Hrf Embroidery

Uncut velFeteen, my own importation: suIta-
bic foI screens. banners, chair backs, cushions,
&c.
GRO. C. HESNtSi
40 Seventh street.
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IN TEE WHITAKER COURT MARTIAL yesterday
Cadet Whitaker WAS called 10 the chair for
crosS-eNafnination. Judge Advocate Gardner
questioned him regarding the occurrence on
me night on which the alleged outrage was
peTpetrated upon him, and In regard 10 the
eNlutIce that he gave before the court OF In
curry. In answer 10 the question "a TO the
reasons Why he did or Gid not do tnus and 80
during the nocturnal visit OF his assailank
Whitaker rather impertinently replied that be
could not give reasons for al details. Major
Gardner told the witncSs it would DC necessary
for him In the course OF this examination TO
try and give reasons, and 10 give direct an
sweIs 10 questions put TO him. Whitaker
Illustrated 10 the court the position he was In
When his hair and ears were cut. and GA his
ss-eNaminatiop said when he irst read the
hote OF warning he did not attach much TN
boTtdnce 10 Ii. He also attached little Import
ance 10 the note 10 his mother, IN which ha
SAID he had a strange forebodinG that some
thing was going TO happen 10 him. He did not
mink the wounds at all serious, but the prin-
Ciples which prompted the outrage were OF A
serious and diaooltcal character.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, DC, NO.nignt.
F0Td'S opera HouSe.-Madame Janauschek as
"Nedea."
National Tte0ter.-CarncrosS' Minstrels.
Odd feli0lrS HGU.-TableauX from "Pilgrim's
Progress"
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NJ: T. LUCAS, 81 plano tuner, moved to Dr..
HHuuases orug store. 9th and F northwest.
Oiuois ny telephone.
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ATTENTION Is called to advertisement of
public sale of house No. 1880 Sth st. northwest,
on April 12 at 8 o'clock pm. by B. II. Warner,
teal Estate Auctioneer.
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EysrSIhing sbauu sanford's Hadical
knrs for Gs taTrh.

Invites COZ fidence. It Is the prescription OF
one OF our abiest physicians, and IL is pre-
pared By one q; the largest aud most reliable
ILLlllI-
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Rurnet.,s Cocosine

Has RECEIVED UNIVERSAL INCONSISTENT
No other preparation possesses such remark
able properties for enDelitshing and strength
enlng the hair and rendering IL dark and
glossy. it cures badness and eIadicateS dan
dTur,
BuTuett'S FlaYOrfng EyrractS are the best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02

Two U. s. MARsHALs KILLED IN KENTUCKY
VIM: s. Bates United states marshal. was
fatally stabbed In light near bar.ro0m on
the Southern railroad, below Somerset. KY, on
wednesday night MI. Cooper, another United
states marshal, was killed at the same time
In LittletoWn, ten miles distant. Both were
active against the moonshiners.
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AhnnG hRta.

Young Gents Spring style Silks. 81 and s.
all new shapes Gents StifI Hats. 81 to 81; Boys
and Chiidrens' Hats In great variety and at
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a, V NE aGEDRRD new style trunks, just received
a' ~" prices Tor cash. Lewis, 9l0 Tth st. nv +
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CoTToNs-Wamsutta, in to 10 yard lengths
1lc. ToWsons. 6S6 Pennsylvania ave-, south
side, near market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02

11Q4 18th. S~oA si''" 50"
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ATTENTION is called 10 the advertisement b,
Fitch, Fox d Brown, of handsome property
!or sale. being the residence o. Vermont ave
near "Ihomas Gree. lately occupied by the
,'ar6nese minister.
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acknowledgements.

WASHINGTON, d. c., 18th Feb'y. ISL.
received rom the Washington Beneficial &C.
dollars, ,000) being the amount due me FOR
insurance in consequence OF the death OF INV
late husband, benjamin Franklin Halloween.
Z. A. HAILowELL 1905 II street \. w.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., 18th Feby, 1881.
ReceiTed from the w Washington Beneficial En-
GoWment Association. the sum of two thousand
collars, $1,000 being the amount or Insurance
due me In consequence ofthe death OF my late
MATILDA MORGAN, 427 l3H street S.W.
WASHINGTON, D. c., llth March. ISL.
received from the Washington Beneficial En-
doWment Association, the sum of one Thousand
Insurance In consequence OF the death of INV
late wife, Sallie e. Walker.
F. n. WALKER, 1882 B street S.W.
WASHINGTON ID. c., 2Sth March. 1881.
received from the Washington Beneficial En-
0oWment Association the sum of one thousand
t aollaTS ~ 900, being the amount due on Ger
uHcate NO. 1872, Issued to A. w. Emil Arc
lancer. AUGUST DONATE, Trustee,
Isl massachusetts, avenue northwest.
WAsH1NGroH, d, c.. a1st March 1881.
Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
doWment Association the sum OF two thousand
dollars ~, OOO). being the amount OF insurance
due me In consequence OF the death of my late
husband, George W. Chamoerlen.
IslDoRA E. CHAMBERLsN,
3l5 AZ street southwest
WASHINGTON, ID. c., I'd April, 1881.
Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
dOwment Association the sum OF one thousand
dollars 81, OOOJ, being the amount OF insurance
due me In consequence OF the death OF my late
husband, Jacob Horner.
FREIDKRIKE HORNRR,
Corner New York ave. and 5th street.
Total amount paid benehciaries, SI9 500. Ger
tificateS issued In amounts from $500 to
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GoID-FILLKD bracelets, ladies', misses and
children'S, at Priggs'. 'Au
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., ID Auril. 1881
Corner New York ave. and 5th street,

Total amount paid benefciaries, SIS. 500. Ger
tificates issued In amounts from $500 to
$4,000.
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Pickpockeis on a Street Car.
yAIfTARIF COIN warfu rroIpy

the nrst car up the avenue after the Janau-
schek performance at Ford's Opera House last
night was packed. Men were hanging on by
their toe nails. The rear platform was an
crowded that one could hard y use his hands.
There were two short men there who stood TO-
gether. Nobody thought they looked "crookedr
worked his way to the rear platform and eyerv-
BODY there was holding out his ticket The
two eaort men jumped Off the car. one pre-
to whom they had stood missed his watch. He
jumped on the car too. The two short man
ran around the corner of 18th street below the
avenue. The fat man followed about three laps
neh1nd, out lost sight OF them among the pur
Heus OF the Division. The watch was worth
ABOUT $40: Everybody on the rear platform of
Inc car felt to see If their vaiuables were safe
ana 1lnding them all right. there was not a man
Oh them who did not say. Il thought those fel-
lows looked like suspicious characters when
they got on" "'N
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CARD take this method OF Informing nv
this day withdrawn from the firm of C. A.
schneider Sons. leaving my two sons to con-
tlnue the iron business at the large and extern
s1Ve works. corner Of 18th street aud Ohio ave-
nue.. and ask that the favors that were be-
slowed on the flrm of G. A. Schneider & Sons
be continued with the new frm.
G. A. SCHNEIDER,
washington, DC, April 1st, 1881.
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MISS BETTE TOMLINSON, 1I40 7th st., viii dis.
play her choice stock of French bonnats ana
mats together with those of her own make. on
Iuesday and Wednesday next. They are un-
surpassed In style and finish, and are to be
solo at prices within the reach OF all,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02

FOREPAUGH's GREAT SHOW will make its
grand inaugural parade In this city next Mon
day morning. In addition to many other sensa-
tional features, there win be presented q beau
ului representation OF the departure of LaIIa
Rookh from Delhi. Lalla Rookh Is seen recin.
upon the back OF ponderous elephant. A
female slave sits tanning the princess, and the
lovely troop OF maids OF honor ride on each
side OF the princess upon small Arabian horses.
KaJahs and Mogul lords follow, ACCOMPANIED
~ ca caVali , the guards OF the great Kedar
Ram, with their silver battle axes and maces
perlaln OF the haren, and the retinue OF tina
court OF Delhi, mounted upon elephants, cam Els.
and ARABIAN horses, and bearing alofC the royai
standards complete the pageant Exhibitions
Monoay and tuesday, afternoon and evening.
torepaugh remains here only two DAYS
MRS. c. THOMPSON Will be at the Riggs 'Heuse
from April 6 to the 10th, with more patent
wares tor the ladies. See adyt,
PALAIS ROYAL Spring Opening on Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02

shapes for reflnishing ladies' and childrenEs
hats. a. n Wu1TTNc
922 and 924 Pennsylvania ave,
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THE SUNDAY CHRONICLE ia III led with cho,oo
original articles, and Is the best local Sunday
paper IN washington. Price only three cents
per copy. Get it from the boys
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKKT.-Sold by r, A.
Golden. agent, since our last report: 1900
mel $40 per thousand; 1000 shad. from
go 10 $oo per hundred; 900 punches rock and
Percn, rom 20 to GO cents per bunch,
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An Alleged Avenue Gaming House.

About midnight last night Lieut.. Arnold
with Sergeants Heffner ard Johnson and OIL
GERS Hubert and Hill. rei,led the restaurant at
sec Pennsylvania avenue Lieut.. Arnold entered
ard engaged tie bal keeper IN conversation
while the officers went quietly up stairs. where
they found eight men sitting around. Jos.
Graves. the proprietor. aided by James Green
were dealing the cards; there was a pile or
chips on the table ard the betting was gCiag
On lively. All were taken by surprise, but they
quietly accepted the situation, marching In
single Me TO the station house, where they al
gave false names. Graves was locked I'D for
tne romeo Court and most OF the others lad to
stay taere all night for want or sufficient collat-
eTal 10 deposit for appearances as witnesses.
Inc amount captured was si04 In cash and
ABOUT $500 worth Of gaming paraphernalia ,Si,
THIS morning, In the Police Court JoSeph
Graves, a mfddle-ag white man, was charged
with Keeping gaming table. Sergeant Henner
testified that he, with squad OF other officers
1Iom the 9TH precincF, went to house No. 900, on
the south side OF Pennsylvania avenue, last
arrested the proprietor ana several players and
employees and captured the paraphernala, all
OF which was carried to the station. The case
was sent 10 the grand Jury under 81 900 bail
and the only witnesses who appeared were John
Tr8verS and VIM. Thomas. who gave their per
Sonal EODQS Tor their appearance before the
grand jury. There were about ten other Wit
nesses, who gave collateral at the station house
last night for their appearance at court this
morning. but forfeited collateral. Attachments
VIII he issued for these witnesses aud when
brought before the court they Will be put under
bonds for their appearance before the grand
jury. 1t Is said that VIM. Thomas, the cOlored
witness. VINO appeared, and who acted aS door
keeper, Is Baptist preacher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02

The DracaeBa Draco or A frfcan Tooth
Brush only 10 cents aud other desirable articles
OF toilet for sale al J. w. DREws. d
"AIdernsy Dairy Wagons
Fresn Attorney butter churned every morn
Ing, and delivered In Il IbS Ward prints f5c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per Of. Cream, loo. pint
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Don't Die ontbe Prem,

Don't Die on the Premises
ASK your druggists Tor Rough on Rats" II
clears our rats, mice. bed bugs reaches Only
15c. Per box.
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PALAIs ROYAL Spring Opening, on Monday
and Tuesday, April 4th and 5th.
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A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. CURALINE.,
"a - posin'e remedy for COKNS. Price I5ce.
pp1u os an Drngsists d. 3. Frederick Co.,
l2O Mass. ave. northwest W" 81, IT, o.'
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PALA1s ROYAL Spring Opening, On Moaday
anu Tuesday, April 4th and 5th

cons OF TKMFERANCB.-A large company of
isGles and gentlemen assembled last evening at
oeinan Han TO institute new division OF Sons
G; w. patriarch, H. B. Moulton, presided.
Ihlrty charter members appeared, and the oil.
vision was duly organized. Weekly benefits
Will be paid In case OF sickness, and the mems
bers are insured for from 81 600 to So 600, The
organization adopted fhe name of Mutual Relief
DIVISION, No. l6, and officers were elected IS fol-
lows; ". F., F. NJ; Bradley; ". a., R. 4, Brou-
ner; H. s., j. K. Bridge; A. r. S., Miss /. B. big
leigh; +. S., F. A. Speare: treas, j. w. Bede;
Chap, Chas. B. Lang; Con. w. j. Boyd; A.
Coz. Jas; A. George I: S., G. J. Lang o. s..
lief feature, as connected with the order. is new
IN this District though 1t is a prominent fea.
TUE In the organization in the states.
>, a FKMALE FIGHT WHICH LED TO Police
RAID,-A fight occurred last night in a dtsor-
derly house kept by Matte owens. at No. PIP
lith street northwest, between some omen,
Angel was badly beaten. Lottie sWore out q
warrant against one OF the girls named Zoe
Howard, and through Information which the
police received from Lottie, they raided the
Police Court, Matte Owens, a young white
woman, was charged with keeping a bawdy-
house The testimony OF Lottle Angel. who is
quite young GIRL was conclusive as to the
character Of the house, and, besides. Sergeant
johnson and OfficeT Oliver testified that they
nave seen questionable characters going there
az al HouiS VI TIE Jay ana night. The court
imposed me OF $50 or GO days IN jail for keep
Ing bawdy-house. Zoe Howard was then
charged with assault1ng Lottie Angel. This
case was dismissed.
TdR ALEXANDRIA SHOOTING CAsE.-James
burnett, who shot George Edwards in the ton
OF the forehead on the goth OF July, 1850, In
turned to that city yesterday, as stated in The
STAR last evening. and surrendered himself to
the authorities. Yesterday afternoon Edwards,
WHO WHO has completely recovered from the wound,
charging Burnett With maliclously Shooting
MIN, with intent to mann, dlstgure, disable and
XIII IL was served upon Burnett, and the case
Motter. who, after hearing the evidence and
Inc arguments of counsel, discharged the &C
cused, On the ground that In shooting Edwards
monWealth's Attorney Brent signif1ed his inten-
lion OF bringing the matter to the attention OF
the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 2 1851, $50 a N.
Fer the middle statea generally fair weathor