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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16

The above sale is postponed until
Monday, 26th of jane. County Court Day..
A.C. GORDON,
j. W. STOUT,
iuna2 At Commissioners.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16

DRIVATE SALE OF LAND.-I offer for sale prt
i .vately 1861 Acres Of Land, well set in grass
of good quality, moderate improvements, good wa
ter and orchard. 20 acres of timber, .ssa.ssssaaa
lying lying " miles OF Waynesboro': Also
Wa set IN srsss
is fast improving and makes it very @ssssssa6ar
deslrous place, having very fine schools and good
churches and two railroads.
JOHN B. SMITH,
dec 23tf Waynesbor0, Va
XXTOOL! WOOL!
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IN ROCKBRIDGE. VA
4. lu1al w alter.

CURES DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION.
TORPID LIVER,
CHRONIC DIARRifQEA AND DYSENTERY..
SKIN DISEASES. SCROFULA, CHRONIC
PNEUMONIA. ETC.
1t is powerful Alternative tonic and is ANTI-Mk-
LARIAi. in its effects. Read certificate ties from
eminent physicians in our pamphlets
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16

NO ARTIFICIAL GASES OR SALTS.
Bottled in its nat.rals state direct from the Springs
which are beautifully located in Rock bridge, coun-
ty, Va, and open for the reception OF visitors
from June to October l each year; capacity LOO
guests.
For sale by DR.. N WAYT s. BRO, BERKELEY &
Co, GEO. W. MAY g. Co., B. F. HUGHES = Co. and
VIM. B. Logan s. Co., successors to W. r. Tyree,
Sta unIon. Va.
marS1 I'm
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16

y suant to decree OF the Circuit Court Of
1882, il the cause of nedr.ck admir- VS. Dedrick's
heirs. win sell at public auction, in front of the
Court House in Staunton, on
Monday. the 26th day Of June, 1882,
A small tract Of land situated in the .a.s s,,4ssss
Southeastern portion of Augusta 49,
county, near Sherando. containing ssssssssSss
about Is acres en- which Henry Ded
rick resided in his lifetime. This sSSssssssauas
land is near tine line of s. V. II. H. convenient to
improvements make it a comfortable and desirable
home.
Terms Cash in hand to pay costs of suit and ex
pelises OF sale, and the residue on credit of one
two and three. years from day of sale payable
in equal annual lnstaments-the purchaser Civ
est from date with approved personal security, and
waving the homestead, and the title to be retained
VIM. PATRICK.
may 26-4w Commissioner.
L,OR sALE-A VERY VALUABLE FARM, con
( tanning 652h acres of arabic land, all in grass
except 100 acres in wheat, oats and corn 1t produ
beautifully andqlating, is within half mile Of IF
Brandy Station Depot, on the Virginia Midland
aSandan Humber ' ns1eraing springs and
wells. besides nsver,fail!ng stream which runs
mentS consist of a comfortable
DWELLING, Ice H ouse, Dairy, Meat A .assal y
I House. laa are connections Barn,
ses cattle Sheep &c, large build
ing for the storage of crops in the straw Hen Hos-
es, Hog Pens, &c. Sc, besides four coed Houses,
conveniently located, for farm lsbor
THE FARM
is susceptible of division into two or three FARMS and
is easily cultivated by all the improved farm machine
ry. 1t is nvenent to the postoffce. churches of all
denominations, schools, machine shops, mills, &c.-
DESTROYS of inspecting the premises or desiring
further particulars VIII apply to w. D. FITzHueH
Postoffice, who will take pleasure in showing the
premises to any one, or information may be had
from De COURCY w. THOM, Stock and Bond Bro
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-16

If any of orr readers live to see the end
of the protective tariff oppression ia this
country they will have to note a marked
resemb lance in its progress to destruction,
to that other Institution which it took
revolution to blot out-slavery. The road
of the one like the path of the other is
milestened with compromises and pro-
crastinations. just now with Prott C
tive Tariff President to appoint it, the op
ponents of the system have been forced to
agree, as the best thing they could get. to
Tariff Commission. OF eight men to
compose this commission President Ar
thur has appointed three tariff reformers
and five extreme protectionists. And this
while the cities of the North have their
streets filed with marching professions of
workingmen on strike, though employed
exclusively in protected" industries, and
the public halls filled with the COM
plants of the strikers. The Tariff Com
mission is sort of Missouri compromise
and only delays the catastrophe. The
workipgmen of America and the tillers of
the land will sooner or later throw the
burden Of Protection off their backs and
cast all compromises to the winds.
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SATURDAY., the 18th day of July, 1882,

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-Pur
~ suant to decree OF the Circuit Court of
Augusta County, rendered on the 10Th day Of starch
1882, il the cause Of Iedrck admir- VS. Dedrick's
heirs. will sell at public auction, in front of the
Court House in Staunton, on
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NNHE GREAT
pENNCXI UANIA ROIrTn

TIE T {5fEEfrE EHsz hS sggtHxEsz
.1lLL sErro HH4sfsff E iSTH is
Fer Pittsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express
HaTrs ssgT5s to 65nfnnat. western is Esq
pp ,,.P Mail s Express. $3.50 pm. daily for
For Grssson Springs. $3.50 In. 1880 and $50 pm.
baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
m: daily EXCEPT Sunday with P4lor Car from Har-
day: with Palace Cars from washington to Canaan
For Willismsport Lock Haven. and Elmira. at9 80 a.
For New d iafs sna int T Eas
loo %sa on sso o p1ns
For BrooEyn. N.Y. all through trains CONNECT at yer
as New F fdsS cS avoiding Soabs
III aH sa1SsS sS sI sae
Fer So sss 1919, ,1a q q and 1:se
sunday 800. $50 am: 40 GO 49, $50.
TorPore's creek Line. GAO m. and 44o p M daily.
For Annapois $40 a. m and 4:4o p.m daily. e,oep.
NWE s% s2h AND FREpERIGKsBUEg gA1L;
For 4s s ssS sS a., NJ 4 90 and
For Eec s2o and s a sSn Il ~ go sna
sha for .S ssssRs sua so
sa .0 &c sSo s 1SS and d
Al he once and norhsss;
3 e ss and =. %
gage to destination from hotels ana residences;
General P :; x; WOOD asen.
fkANk THOMSON. General Manager.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
H vin fHF EHE ESShk
JANNhY COULTER STEEL sTEEL k thhHSk'
scH 5IESbfy T T.i TAKE ssIE 5EgE sJF
AN So GhaNk W MAa IssTi }ss2'
eang carr to nna + louis o Fast snd E5Prs
t sg1sBBiafp2s kf2 Sf Gty and Way Stations
6;59mBatmors. ANNAPOLIS ard Way Piedmont, stras;
buzz Minshesier and Way. via Rslay
tEis ia new s' YoRkANp BOSTON
and v Safs 70 ssw e a@ra for
and At Point Of Rocks for Frederiek
st9Is at Beitsville. Annapolis junction, Jessups
and farel hAfhLoS' lstoiS at hyattsys
t1o:4SNPttsbGrg Chic ago. Cincinnati and ST. Lonis
P M.-12i0-Baltimore. Eiicott CIV annapois. Nav.
+aBai i41aS 1iy f f Ba,imoFe and Way
t3 90 baltimore PHILADELPHIA and y: Y, Express.
S3omB;altimore and Way Stations Winchester Fred
4:30Baltimore HyattsyiIle \ Laurel Express tFred-
"a Es1 Aay ssaon Junction
t4:45-Poins OF Rocks Frederick Haserstown. Win
Chester a and Way Stations Qp Sunday to Point of
t wa III 1 sI nxRFEH arins3urg and
eo5ont Ct ROCKS and Way stations anu A0'e'
t9oPfItmGFs and Way stions -, nprpo1r
s:1o-4AITIslo ltl ESPh fsEs % ri''S0ars
ts:55-PHIL ADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON
t1u:10-Chicago. Cincinnati and St. Louis Express.
ft5 e Sp WY F. s T2ui ana Chicago
fDay Sunday only Other trains daily except Sunday
For further information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices Washington Station. 6l9 1851
VIII be taken for baggage to be checked and received at
G K LORD. Gen. Passenger Agent, BALTIC.
VIM. CLEMENTS. Master OF Trans. BALTIC. ny9
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The Baltimore OrioIe.

ANTIcIPATIoNs OF GREAT sUccEss-THE WASHING
TON BOYS FAVOR
Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR
BALTIMORE, Sept 1e, 1882
The suspicious day has at length arrived thu
weather looks settled and the Oriole celebration
will this year surpsss any similar festival that has
occurred within the United States
PEEP AT THE PAGEANT PREPARAroSs
sunday The representatives OF the various city
journals were by invitation shown through the
building where the mystic pageant is being pro.
pared, and II can be safely said that the thirty-sx
noats therein being constructed exhibit a mag
nincence TO which the pageants OF Rex Yelled
PROPHETS, Momus, etc, OF St Louis and New
Orleans bear no comparison very handsome
program or the mystic pageants with elegant cuts
OF the OlHerent hoatS and Interesting published
accounts and descriptions or each is ready and
VIII De put on the streets for sale today
THE FEATURE TO-DAY
VIII be the parade OF the military, state and Wis
itng organizations, the g. A. X, fire and police
departments The procession VIII form at the
foot OF Broadway, marching promptly at pm
over the following route: Broadway TO Baltimore
70 Calvert, concentrating around the Battle
sharp. to Baltimore, TO Howard, TO Madison 70
Eutaw, 10 Eutaw Place, passing the Armlstead
monument which viii be unveiled to-day, and
Where choir or two hundred voices from tho
Baltimore Oratorlo Society will sing national airs,
while the procession is passing. thence 10 Druid
HUI park TO the grounds, where the competitive
partments win leave the procession upon the
reaching OF the city limits
THE COMPETITIVE DRILL
Arriving at Druid Hill park, the military Will
mount to the Lacrosse grounds, a beautiful piece
or ground, which can be viewed from surround
ing slopes expansive enough to accommodate sew
eral hundred thousand spectators. On the
grounds will be erected a stand for thu competi-
tive drill board OF judges, members 1.-THE CON-
mlttees ana mem bers of the press. The gentle.
men composing the board OF judges for the
military drill, announced up 10 last night. are
Capt E. B. Hamilton, 2i US. artillery; Col W. A.
Bancroft, 9Th Massachusetts Volunteer Militia.
The entries for the competitive drill are Washing
ton Light Infantry, Washington National Rlles,
Harrisonburg Guards, Hlgerstown Light Infantry,
Company Scranton Gulrds) 18th regiment
N.G.P, Company 9Th regiment MIG, Garrett
Guards OF Oakland, Nd.
THE WASHINGTON BOYS.
Speculation is rife as to who Will be the winning
companies, and public opinion SO far seems 70 be
inclined In favor or either the two Washington
organizations, as they won universal favor with
the public by their sodierly bearing and excellent
drill when here attic nding the late national en-
OF the Grand Army. j.
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New York Anti-Monopolists

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept 12.-About 20 delegates to
the anti monopoly convention to be held here to-
morrow have arrived. The convention is expected
to be composed OF about $50 delegates. There are
only Two representatives here of Tammany. They
say that Iammany Hall, as an organization, Will
leader outlined the policy OF the convention to an
Associated Press reporter this morning. He said
that resolutions taking an advanced ground
against monopoltes OF all kinds Will be
adopted and planks will be offered to the conven-
ions OF the great political parties for insertion in
their platforms. The anti-monopolsts will also
demand from them an endorsement OF ant1-monop-
Oily principles in unmstakeable language. Au-
Ihorlty VIII be given the ant!-monopoy state COM
mittee to select ticket from among the nominees
Of the democratic and republican conventions and
recommend 1t to the voters Of the state, and the
convention will then adjourn sine die. Should the
nominees or any one OF them, or either the repub-
l1can or democratic tickets be Objectionable the
committee will be empowered to place ticket in
the field.
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VEGETABLE PRODUCT.

Only used in AYERS AGUE CURE, has proven itself
never failing and rapid for every form of Malaria
Disorder. Fever and Ague, or Chs and Fever. No in
jury follows its use, and its effects permanent It
rouses the system to condition Of vigorous health.
ceanses the blood Of malaria poison, and imparts
feeling OF comfort and security most desirable In Ague
districts 1t an excellent tonic and preventative as
well as cure, OF all complaints peculiar to maarious'
marshy and miasmatc regions. The great superiority
OF AYERS AGUE CURE over any otner compound is that
il contains no Quinine. sArsenc, mineral; conse-
quently it produces no quinism injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution Those cured by 1t are
e1t as healthy as If they had never had the disease
The direct action of AYrR,s AGUr CURE upon the
Liver and Digestive Organs makes superior remedy
Ior Liver Complaints, producing many remarkable
Cures whore other medicines have failed,
For sale by all druggists. 1874
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New Hampshire Republicans.


CONCORD, NH, Sept 12-The republican state
convention was called to order to-day shortly after
II O'Clock. The organization selected by the meet
Ing last night was read by the chairman ana
adopted. Committees on credentials and resolu-
lions were appointed. The president, Hon. c. B.
Jordan, was escorted to the stage, and addressed
me convention. At the conclusion OF his speech
three cheers were given. The committee on ere
dentlaiS reported that 6S8 credentials had been
presented, but that only 636 tickets had been is
sued me report was accepted and adopted.
candidate for governor. The FIRST ballot resulted
as follows: Whole number cast, 634; necessary
for choice, 318; Moody Currier 29l; Sam'l w.
Hale, 297; scattering. 46 There being no choice
second ballot was taken, resulting: Whole num-
per, 6s7; necessary for choice, 3l9; Moody Cur
rter. 291: Samu w. Hale 3n5. SCATTERING Al
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ANTIsELL Suddenly. on the morning Of Septem.
Der II. 1882. MARION STUART. beloved wife OF
Thomas Antisel.
Funeral wi take place ON Thursday from her lsts
residence. 1911 street northwest. al q 80 I'm. q
BARSTOw. Or Monday. eItember 18th. 1882. e
diphtheria JOSEPH GOODMAN. aged five years and
two months. son Of VIM. II. and Kate ID. Barstow.
JOHNSON. At 80 a. M, September III, 1892 after
a abort illness. JEANETTE COkDULA, Oldest daugf-
ter J. c. and the late Jane M johnson, aged eighteen
years.
Funeral from chapel at Oak Hill Tuesday, Septem-
Der 18th. at four p Relatives and friends OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
KAvANAUGH. On September IL. 1882. at p. m,
Of consumption. JOHN II. KAvANAUGH. In The
forty nth year OF his age.
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited TO At
tend the funeral from his late residence li8 streot
northwest. Thursdav, September 14th. ct p. m e
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The Markers.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 12.-virginia es. consols, 60;
DO second serie. 354 do. past due coupons, SO; do
new ten -fOrties. 43 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-Cotton dull-middliny I2a
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat. southern steady
and quiet; western about steady-southern red O5s
lO9 do. amber. 10al. "A; No Maryland I.i6 bid:
Ne oa' western winter RED; spot lCss; september
al. esaa; December. 1.O91s1 O9zs. Corn, southern
easier western lower and fairly southern white
SOaS2: do yellow. So; western mixed, September 70
bid; October. 72Aa7sk; November. s7aes; November
and stssdyasouthsTn 16a!4 DO red proof sSssS;
4oa4s Rye steady. STATS. Hay UNCHANGED and firm
Provisions unchanged and steady Butter firm-western
81: Petroleum 1nchanEsd. Coffee d1-Ri 1' c sSs
goes ordinary to falr 8a94 Sugar Quiet-A soft 95s
copper refined Quiet Tx: Whisky steady. 1.20ai a.
Freghts TO yerpoo per steamer unchanged and quiet
corn. $50 bushels; oats 7is bushels rye. $50
none sales-whest 497. O22 bushels; corn. 2O7. 600
LONDON, Sept II. 1880 o. m.-U. 8. bonds
e. l22 Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage
Ssx YcrS Central iaois Dental lz5 1s
Western. 29H. Milwaukee and st. Paul common I3I
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ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO BURN SPRA6Ug's PROF
ERTY.-Another attempt TO burn Sprague's prop
erty at CranSton was made Saturday night The
wife OF DIR. LawtOn the occupant OF the house. too
nervous to sleep, discovered two men In the yard,
and flash or fire Ia some broken lattice work. She
gave the alarm to a Waterman close at hand. who
pursued and fired upon the retreating fncen-
diaries, but without effect The family had par
TALLY packed their goods to move, fearing fncen-
diarfSm This Is the first attempt to burn the
dwelling house on the Sprague estate. -Four barns
6trOyed
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER. KENGLA 4 f,O.'i
JAJrVpPS- Snsp

rrcoNCyJICAI. BECAUSE IT Is PURH: p-rN9
FEE FROM ALL ADULTRRATIONS. SUCH As
MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE. PIPE CLAY, SILL
CAFE. &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGH
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEA-. % 4
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
III is SAFE. BECAUSE TT Is MANUFACTURER
FROM STRICTLY PUks MATERIALS VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TAILOw (PhEPAHED By OURSEIVES)
HALA AND COCOANUr OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
LkTARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
1EE CARcAsSES OF PUrHIp DEAD ANIMALS
THIS ENDAN6ERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT U2 IN BARS. AND Livery BAR BKDEO
WITH OUR NAME,
SO1 SAl.E by G.OCERS okHFRAJLY
AND WHOLESALE; AT OFFICE,
- $s<S WATER STHkET. GEORGETOWN, PC.
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Wall Street Today

NEW YORK. Sept 12-The Posts financial
active and strong. q. S. bonds are up for the
AS and q for the As State bonds are nominal
Railroad bonds are up Aa3H. the latter Wabash
general mortgages to So; Ohio Central incomes are
up 2 per cent to 50, and East Tennessee incomes 1
per cent to 46. The other changes are fractional.
me STOCK parket is all higher than yesterday
In the money market the ruling rate for call loans
on stocks is per cent and on United States bonds
319a4 per cent Time loans and prime mercantile
paper are about per cent. The market for foreign
exchange here Is steady
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CURE CURE FOR MAL,ApIA


NJ CAROLINA TOLU TONICi
sure cnre f95 Dyspepsia IN all its stages; also for
Throat and Lungs; ana the oniy remedy that is bene
San u 6 msaT3 fm R Til, q BAL Al
other medicnals beneficial in above diseases the basis
v,ng lne DuFees Hce ana Rye Whskes AaSmleas ana
and ESooess stA Per quart bottle The trade snRPled
81 Moera discount BY Barbour Hamilton and Frank
city. HENRY BIsCHOFf ( CO.. New York and
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The Shooting Of MIR. Nugent.
CORONER's INQUEST THIS AFTERooN.

coroner's inquest was held this afternoon at
the undertaking establishment OF Mr.. Henry Lee.
3S2 pennsylvania avenue, on the body of Samuel
Nugent, who was shot Saturday night at the
boarding mouse OF Mrs. Julia Ross, on street, by
man named Henry w. Fenner.
Mrs ROSS the first witness, gave the details of
what took place at her house, and gave an ac-
ner. Policeman Sicily testified to going to
the house at Mrs Ross request to secure
Eenner. Nugent volunteered his seryicea
WINE Fenner and witness were struggling, q pis-
tol In Fenner's hand was discharged. and Nugent
was shot Joseph Dennis, who also accompanied
Kelly, cofFoborated his testimony.
Inc inquest was In progress at $50 pm.
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A telegram was received at the Navy DEPART
ment to-day from Lieutenant WEIGH commanding
the Pensacola navy yard, as follows: pensacola
board or health report twenty cases and three
deaths yesterday. Since my last report fifty-eght
new cases and nine deaths. Quarantine ef-
fectfye.r
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON-
mo. A. PRESCOTT Real Estate Broker,
- 14l6 street northwest.

III
- 14l6 street northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ING No. 1888 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST
AND FOUR az FRAME HOUSES AT THE JUNO.
TON OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, TWEEN
TY-FIFTH AND III STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 4th day of ~
December, A. ID. 1879 and recorded in Liber $751; e.
fol 3s9 ct seq, one of the land for the 1A
District of Columbia, and at the wrtten request the
party secured thereby. viii sell at public auction
in front Of the premises at the date mentioned the
lowing described Real Est to- situated the city of
Washington. District Of Columbia to wit: On TUES
DAY. the TWELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A ID.
1885,, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, all of lot numbered
seventeen I'D in Windsor and Fords recorded suf1-
vision of ORIGINAL lots numbered nine and ten (O
in square numbered three hundred and ninety
f3SIl, improved by two-story brick dwelling being
numbered 1888 9Th street northwest.
Also, same day, at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ all of orpi-
nal Lot numbered one Il. in Square numbered TWEEN
lynne t29, improved by four Frame Houses being
at the junction of New Hampshire avenue 25th and
streets northwest.
Terms of sale Onefourth cash: balance in six twelve
ana eEhfeen months secured by deed trust on prem
lss solo, with interest at the rate of (6 per
annuln siO0 deposit required at time of each SALE
III terms are not complied with in seven CD days. the
properties will be resOd at risk and of defautng
or purchasers. after five go days advertise
ment IN any one Of the daily papers. Conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost.
HENRY NJ. BAKER, 1r-r,...,
THOMAS H. CALLAN, ! 1i"''oo''
D. Il. COLDWELL, AuctlOneer. au26-wEs&ds
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LAND LEAGUERs ExoNERATED-The executive
committee or the Central Branch OF the Land
pose OF considering Col Alexander McClures
charges that Delaney and Condor had attempted
to sell out the organization TO the republican
party. After long discussion the charges were
declared to be unfounded
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JEALOUS HUSBAND SENT TO JAIL.-Alfred Cof-
fee, messenger Of the Criminal Court, was
another colored man named W. Z Ward. who tes-
titled that on the 18th OF August he went to the
court house to nd the date Of his marriage as he
that while on the steps OF the court house
Conee accused him OF telling lies about him
him. He also Charged O that eN coffe ssao hsd
been seen with his wife. Ward was then put on
trial for making threats to Coffee. The testimony
In this case showed that Ward accused Coffee at
the court house, with being intimate with his
[Ward's) wife, and there would be a funeral in
G &c family he put his his hand behind him as
building. The court dismissed the charge OF as
sault against Coffee, and sent Ward to Jail in de-
fault OF goo bonds to keep the peace.
SEVERELY HURr.-About ten O'Clock last
night difficulty arose on 9TH street, between
Robert Williams and private watchman named
Valentine Dingle Mr.. Dlngle was 80 seriously
injured, that he had to be carried to the station
house in the police ambulance. Williams was
arrested by Policeman Montgomery. Mr. Dingle
was so badly injured that he could not appear at
court this morning. and the case was continued
until next Thursday.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Alexis
A. Wood and Annie E. Storms; Albert Cloyd, OF
Beiiford and Sarah Robinson. both Of spottsylva-
City, and Neilie r Wise: Joseph z Bishop, Of st
Johns, Canada, and MARY E Cooke; Michael Han
nan and Annie Brown.
A SCENE IN THE POLICE CouRL-Wm- Il. Doug
lass sometimes called "Red SYM" and who was
fined some time ago for aSsaulttng Health Onicer
Townshend. was tried In the Police Court this
afternoon for ASSEMBLING Mrs Emma Rohrer, who
stated that her husband Is an herb doctor at No
IO9 Az street northwest About the 9th OF last
month on ~ street, near the avenue,
Douglass knocked her down with his cane.
stated that he was employed to assist the prose-
cutting attorney Mr.. Moore said he desired no
counsel, and was told by Judge Bundy to sit down.
He did not obey, and Judge Bundy directed Bailin
Barton to take the gentleman aside. Quite q
lively scufie followed, which ended In Barton's
landing his prisoner IN the dock ana locking him
up. The trial then proceeded, and Judge Bundy
nefe directed the 6aifin 10 bring tho prisoner New
ton fWhO was 8Woil-dressed middle-agod mani
into court, when the Judge released him.