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Secretary FOlger's Resignation Prob.
able After All.


able After All.
DISCUSSION IN THE NEW YORK STATE COMMITTEE
URGING IT.
One Of the most important matters discussed,
both IN and out OF the republican conference in
New York yesterday, was the resignation Of Mr..
Folger as Secretary Of the Treasury. It was said
that he were to resign at once and thus show his
belief In the success OF the ticket and the Presi-
dent was to select as his successor some eminent
republican who would give satisfaction to the bust
ness community, it would greatly strengthen the
ucKeL Gen Sharpe was among those who gave
expression to this view He said, however, that It
wouid not be wise for Mr. Folger to resign until
tne PRESIDENT was ready to name hts successor, In
order that no time might be given to speculate
uE upon the 2 character Of the person who might be
CHOSEN ior the omce. Secretary FOlger agreed
the Thousand Islands Is expected TO arrive In New
Y0rk within q few days, when Judge FOlger will
President can decide who shall succeed Mr. Folger
Ia the Treasury department. To bring about this
result was one Of the purposes OF the conference
yesterday.
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An Engli.hsnan'. Strange Death.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct 3.-LaSt evening Engs
lishman, giving the name OF John Nelson, was az.
rested for drunkenness. Upon being arraigned he
Informed the mayor that he was not as drunk as
he might seem to be- but that he had taken poison.
No credence was placed upon this declaration and
he was locked up. This morning he was found
dead In his cell Nothing has been learned OF his
antecedentS
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Tho rarift Colnmission.

NEW YORK, Oct a-The tariff commission ro.
sumed their session this morning at the Windsor
Hotel Only two witnesses appeared and the COM
mite, after examining them, were obliged to 60
into executive session, until two O'Clock, when
other witnesses are expected to appear.
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The New York Templars.

SCHENECTADY, N Y. Oct a-1he Grand Com.
mandery OF Knights Templar held their annual
session here to-day, and Will continue for three
days. Great preparations are being made for o
parade to be held tomorrow. Communicates from
Albany, Troy, Hudson and other places Will parti.
cipate. large number OF delegates are already
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JERSEY CITY. NJ, Oct 3.-At a meeting OF the
German republican club of the third district OF
this city, one OF the strongest organizations In
Hudson county, held last night, the action OF Al
derman Hauser, I'm opposing the reception OF the
$50 600 donated by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany In lieu OF taxes was unanimously Endorsed.
Resolutions condemning the board OF aldermen
for taking the money were passed.
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3. G. Brone, general manager and bookkeeper on
Col. Brone's plantation, was killed by b. Barks-
dale, near Plum Point, Ark. on Sunday last No
details OF the cause OF the act are as yet known.
Minnie, daughter OF Robert WEIGH, OF Whitins-
ville Mass, aged Is years, while at play last even
Ing was drowned.
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE Evening STAR
Court, Judge Keith, continued its session yester-
day. he suit OF James w. Walls vs. the corpora
r1 0n OF f was tried BY consent cons without
authorities had no power to levy tax upon its
own bonds, and that tax so levied on bonds held
the plaintiff to the amount OF the tax which had
been retained by the city authorities out OF the In
RRsIGNATIoN.-Keith Davis, private of the DO
lice force. resigned yesterday to enter into the
oyster business, which is more lucrative than po-
lcemans business. His place is filled by William
Grady, readyman An election to I'LL the vacancy
will take place at next meeting Of council
voters in the second ward proceeds with Arthur
Simpson as register, and David Tennesson as SUI
pervlsor; and in the fourth ward with j. Samuel
W1mSatt, formerly OF washington, as register, and
John C. Taliaferro as supervisor. In this case, at
the request OF the democratic club here Judge
Hughes, of the United States Court, has appointed
supervisors The registrars are readjusters, and
the supervisors conservatives Naturalzed citi-
zens present evidence OF citizenship either by the
production OF papers or by oath that such papers
have been obtained.
POLICE CouRr.At the mayors court Cecilia
Jackson was fined 81 so for being drunk and dsor-
derly, and committed In default of the payment OF
the fine. Nancy Green was fined so for breaking
the peace towards Alice Buckley. Mary Green was
Baker and John Lucas, small boys. charged with
treSpasS on the Midland wharf trains, were repri-
manded and released. John Bright was convicted
or assault upon Mary Scott with brick and sent
for 60 days to jail for chain gang service.
COMING CoURTs.-Judge Hughes will open the
United States court here on Thursday, and Judge
Meade begins the corporation court on Monday
next
REPoRTER's NOTES.-The funeral of Miss C. En-
glehardt, who died at her home near Cameron run
yesterday after having been paralyZed for some
days, took place to,day.-A meeting OF the trus-
the council chamber to make ARRANGEMENTS for
renting out the asylum, which has not been used
by orphans for many years-Early rising has
become fashionable here since the comet came and
some sit up nearly all night to it, using glasses
tO aid vision.-Carron Ashly, Thos. Evans and
G: w. Brent OF this city, have left to take posi-
tOnS In the SOUTH
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The Star Route Jury.

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SAID TO BE CONFIDENT THAT
HE CAN CONVICT DICKSON OF PERJURY.
Washington special to the New York CONNER.
cidl Advertiser says: The counsel having In charge
the interests OF the government In the star route
cases are very reticent regarding the evidence OBJ
taned while investigating the alleged attempts to
bribe Foreman Dickson, but an intimate friend Of
Attorney General Brewster says the latter has de-
termined to carry the case TO the grand jury ~
soon as that body reconvenes, and ask for the In
OF Mr.. Dickson for perjury. The Attor-
ney General II he has determined upon this course.
must have obtained the statements OF Messrs.
Brewster Cameron and Bowen, the special agents
OF the Department OF Justice, who, according to
to vote for the conviction OF Brady and Dorsey,
and their answers must be OF the most positive and
character to induce the Attorney Gen.
eral to go to grand jury and ask for an indict-
ment OF Mr. Dickson for perjury. The same au-
thorty says that the Attorney General Is confdene
that II he can obtain an Indictment he will convict
Foreman Dickson and send him TO the pen1tentaAfy.
-$~>------
A THRRAfENED INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATION. -
special from Newport to the Philadelphia freo
says: s'Newport 10 threatened with % tntefnAe
tiOnal complication over canine, valuable poe
dog, belonging TO II De Barcar, the Spanish MIN
ister, who Is occupying cottage here, that WtS
recently stolen. The theft WAS traced % q lagQ
beer bother, named Trager, who got fr1ghteno4
killed and buried the dog, and now confeoeee -
having stolen it. The minister has telegrap9e4
Secretary OF state rre1in4nuysen 20 have lg1ooR
done him, and Trager VIII oouo0ees 0e U004
with the severeH punishment the law anowh"
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THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH is advised
that there were twenty-six OF fever and five
deaths at Pensacola yesterday.
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CINCINNATI, Oct S.-The third annual conyen.
ton or the North American Bee-Keepers' society
began It's session here this morning, and will con-
tlnue three days. DIR. A. j. Cook, OF the Michigan
Agricultural college, is president, with DR.. Ehrich
Parmely, Of New York, as secretary.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

THE HIGH STREET ROAD.-It is said that 50 500
IS to be expended In improvements and repairs
upon the High street road. The citizens OF this
place and the adjoining counties viii be gratified
II such is the case.
THE GooD WORK at Bud Eagleston's tent goes
on, and new recruits are constantly added under
the inspiration OF the good addresses and music
which are nightly heard there.
PORT-Entered: Schr Howard Williams, Byers,
from Providence; Schr Saml j. Thorpe, Baly,
from New York; schr. VIM. X. Roberts, Bray, from
DO; schr r. H. Rathburn, Crowell, from do. !;
schr James Boyce. Crosby, from do; str. E. c.
Knight. Chichester, from New York.
CONDITION OF THE WATER-Great Falls, receiv-
Ing and distributing reservoirs, very turbid.
HIGH TIDE.-Oct. 4, 1: :04 am, 80 pm.
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., sara, 1880; customs, $647, ,5a474
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THERE were sa1 patents issued to-day from me
Patent ONCE, 8 designs trade MARKS and 8
labels.
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STAR ROUTE SAvING.-It is estimated at the Post
ONCE department that there will be surplus OF
about 100000 in the appropriations made for the
star route service during the last fiscal year.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption, sos, ,OOO
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THE NEW PENSION OFFICE BUILDING.-The COM
mission, consisting of Secretaries Teller and Lin
coin and Gen. Melgs, appointed by Congress to
select a site for the new Passion Office building
will have their first meeting this week.
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THE MAILS on THE ROB sKT E LEE.-The postal
clerk on tn, burned steamer Robert E. Lee tele-
graphed to the Post ONCE department that all the
mails, including registered matter, were burned.
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to A. NJ How
ard, postmaster at Powhatan, Va, and w. H.
Taylor, Green Hill, Maryland.

NAVAL LAFFAIRs-Commander Kautz reports the
arrival Of the U.S.S. Michigan at Erie, Pa, the
first instant from Buffalo. The vandalia will be
ready to sail from the Portsmouth navy yard next
Wednesday. The Navy department is informed
OF the arrival Of the U.SS. GaIena at Montevidio,
Chill, yesterday. The Marion sailed from that
place on the same day. Commodore R. w. Schu-
feldt ct Santa Barbara, Cal, announces that his
health has been restored.
NAVAL ORDERs-Passed Asst Surgeon Clarence
e. Black, from the naval rendezvous, Philadelphia,
and placed on waiting orders. The leave OF Pay
Director Geo. F. Cutter has been extended one year
from November 1St. The leave OF Pay Inspector
Edward May has been extended three months from
first instant.
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rSo NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
SECOND ISSUE OF sTOCK-1, 600 SHARES.

The first annual meeting of the Union Cooperative
Building Association will be held at Cosmopolitan Hail.
corner Sth and streets northwest, on WEDNESDAY,
October 4th. 1882, at 7.3O p. m.
The Secretary will submit his first annual report and
officers to serve the ensuing year will he elected
The first payment of dues will be receiv, and ad-
made the second issue Of Ut this meet
ing.
Subscriptions to the stock will be received by
Ihos. Rover. corner North Capitol and streets;
Richard Curtin 1th and Massachusetts, avenue north
east Robert McDonald, 112O 7th street northwest;
John j. Fuller, 5S II street northwest; M. Loeb. at
Eiseman Bros, corner 7th and northwest;
George Bogus. 5O5 9Th street northwest; Patrick H.
Sheehy POPS th street northwest D. j. Hartgan, 1046
SD streetnorthwest. Georgetown.
DENNIS CONNELL, president
corner 1st and streets northwest.
DANIEL DONOVAN, secretary,
oI-3t 1Ol street northwest
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THE PENSION OFFICE FoRCE.-The force OF the
Pension Office is now complete The aggregate
number OF employees is about 1890. 1t is not the
intention Of Secretary Teller to make any more ap
pO1ntmentS at present
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A DuInesfiS Tro~~s-

DAYTON, O., Oct 3-Osceola X John, yesterday
AFTERNOON, shot and mortally wounded Louise
Gramlich, his wife's sister, during quarrel ovoI
the attempt on the part OF John TO take away some
furniture from the house, he having separated
from his wife.
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GIS annual meeting of the MEDICAL .ASSOCIA-
lion OF the District of Columbia will be held at the
Medical Society rooms No. 1923 New York avenue,
TUESDAY NEXT, the Sd October, At o'clock p. IN.
By order Of the President,
A. Y. P. GARNETT, NJ. d.
j. r. HARTI6AN, M. D., Secretary s3O-3t
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PATENTS WERE ISSUED to-day as follows: Ma
than o. Bond, Fairfax Court House, Va, assignor
OF one-half to T. j. Magee, e. K. johnson, F. W.
Pratt, J. L. Barbour and F. Tenney. Washington,
washstand; W. P. COtwOrthy, Baltimore, two
patents for baking powder; Reuben F. Cochran,
Jefferson; Md. plow; George W. Evans, Balti-
machine for cleaning and grading peas;
James P. Heron, Washington, apparatus for
dredging harbors, ditching. swamps, &c. !; John H.
Hollywood, Norfolk, Va, refrigerator box; Henry
D. Shriver, Baltimore, bag holder; James p.
Stabler, Sandy Springs, Nd, three patents for tel
ephone local call instrument, for signal trans
mitter for telephone calls and for combined key
board, automatic switch and magnetic generator
for telephone calls; Christian Stonesfee, Boons-
borough, Nd, adjustable drill or plow point;
Francis A. Sundberg, Washington, scarf ring.
The MAN WHO SHOT OFFICER QUINLAN.-This
morning, in the Police Court, Geo. W. Robey, who
was arrested last week for assault and battery
with intent to kill Policeman Maurice Quinlan, by
shooting one OF his fingers OF In East Washington,
while the officer was about to put him under ar
rest, waived an examination and the case was
sent to the grand jury. He was committed in de-
fault OF 81 600 bonds. He was also charged with
making threats OF personal violence to Constable
HubbelL He pleaded guilty TO this charge, and the
court took his personal bonds to keep the peace to
Hubbeu for six months
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ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, Oct a-President Ar
thur holds a reception here ON Thursday from 4
O'Clock till He remains quietly at his hotcl, ex.
cept during the time he is on the river 1shing He
usually goes out nshing about 10 am, and does
not return until near ON
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rP THE PUBLIC AND PROFESSION ARE
t-S invited to attend the Opening Exercises of the
Medical Department of Howard University THIS
EVENING. at 1880 pm Prof JOHN E. BRACKErT
will deliver the opening address. 1t
r~s WASHINGTON OPERATIC ASSOCIATION
t-S Rehearsal WEDNESDAY, EVENING, October T.
at Moores Hall. No. 3O9 9th street northwest. o3-2t
rES9 THE EIGHTH ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
80 Stockholders of the CITIZ Ms BUILDING
COMPANY will be teld at the B ard of Trade looms,
Market Space, near 9.h street northwest, FRIDAY
EVENING, October 9th, at Z O'Clock.
49, CHAS. &. DUNCANSON, President.
Attest-H. DIAGMAN, Acting Sec'y. o3-4t
f-9s THE EQUITABLE co OPERATIVE. BUILD
G~S ING ASSOCIATION will hold it's seth regular
monthly mee ting. for payment of dues and making
atv noes, OCTOBER 4. 1882. at Marni's Hall. street
northwest, at seven O'Clock IN. Notice is hereby
given that proposition to amend the constitution will
BE- submitted by the board Of directors annual
meeting, November l. 1882.
JNO.J JOY EDISON. secy, sI7 F street northwest
o3-2t
rSe UNION VETERAN CORPS. AN AD-
w tourned meeting Of the Honorary Member. will
be held at the Armory WEDNESDAYS EVENING, at
80 P M to complete arrangements for the proposed
trip to Richmond Va. All honorary members
President. L. B. CUTLER
A. T.. JOHNSON. Secretary. o2-2ts
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HUTCHINSON, KAN, Oct a-The lightning ex-
press train which left here for the west at 6 30
at Salem switch station, nine miles distant No.
was on the side track waiting for the express 10
pass, put the switch being misplaced, the express
ran into II, completely demolishing both engines
ana Doth baggage cars Several persons were
seriously Injured but the details have not vet
peen aScertalned. The express train was running
nj the rate or forty miles an hour.
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UTICA, NY, Oct 3.-Patrick ClafYy, desperate
prisoner In the Fonda jail, set flre 10 the ceiling
OF MS cell early this morning, hoping to escape In
the consequent confusion He became frightened,
however, ana gave the alarm, in which other
prisoners joined, and all were shackled and re-
moved. Both the jail and the sherir's residence
were destroyed, causing a loss OF $500 The
Sher1n'S furniture was saved.
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Murdered while Asleen

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Oct "A special dispatch To
the NelnS from San Antonio, dated Yesterday saya.
man named Dlnnand was murdered while asleep
ana MS head riddled with bullets while laying ia
camp, about thirty miles from here. His compan.
ion, Campbell, escaped amid shower OF bullets
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Railroad Property Destroyed by Fire.

BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Oct 3-The passenger
depot and freight house OF the New York and New
Haven railroad at Fairfield were totally destroyed
by nre about three O'Clock this morning. Consid.
the roof from the sparks OF passing train
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BAR'L FROM SOMEwHERE.-There Is an unusual
activity displayed at the rooms of the democratic
Congressional committee, which gives evidence
that campaign fund has been raised from some
quarter. To-day the room Is loaded with docu-
mentS, which are being mailed as fast as score
OF clerks can get them OF. The document most
extensively circulated is the speech Of Representa-
tive Hewitt, OF New York, on the tariff. The re-
cent advces from Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York
and Indiana are Of the most encouraging char
acLer.
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for continuance OF shore duty at the Washing
ton naval station: Commodore Thomas Pattison,
Lieut. Albert ROSS. Capt. j. AGreer, Mate s. F. LO-
max, moxs, Mate fse1; ); Il Wilmuth, Commando A.
Lieut. J. A. Rodgers, Lieut. KOssuth Niles, Gunner
Chas H Venable. Gunner Samuel Cross, Lieut.. w.
s. sncIa samaRer SaSss Naval
constructor s. Il. Pook. Chief Engineer Alex. Hen
derson. Passed Asst Engineer John Lowe, Asst.
Civil Engineer AG. Menocal, Lieut. D. G. McRitchie,
Paymaster G. A. Lyon, Pay Inspector R. Washing
Seson Medca
marine corps; First Lieut. NJ goo dRoodrei. % marine
Headquarters Marine Corps-Col. C. G. McCaw-
ley, Major ". Slack. Major "A. s. Nicholson,
sehenef %aor caP cd,s5 M doD cfp "
liams, Passed Asst Surgeon + b. Myers
~ United states Receiving Ship Wyandotte-Lieut.
Surgeon R. Swan. Asst Paymaster J. D. Doyle.
PERsoNAL.-Judge Macarthur and Secretary
Chandler were registered In New York last eve
ning.-Col s. N. Benjamin. assistant adjutant
general; returned this morning from two weeks
visit to New Englan1-CoL L A. Burke, Of New
Orleans, is at the Ebbitt-sMr. Geo. D. Deshields,
Is now at his old post at the Riggs house, as ac-
comm0dating and obliging as eVer.-The mar
Tage nsr OF ana MISS ID Rela pomer daughter Of Rev
Pa, win be solemnized at st. Pauls English Luz
theran church on the evening cf the 1lth Inst
lhens and Miss Fannie A. Proctor at Memorial
gLuIneranl church on Monday evening next
visit the northern galleries Of art Mr.. p. v. De-
GraW, OF the New York Associated Press, has re-
turned 70 the city after rusticasnf for six weeks
Tennessee, Is at the Ebbitt Senator voorhees,,
Of indiana Is stu in the city ge has been invited
cl0eo OF the campaign. - 6ergeant-at- Arms
Bright, OF the Senate. Is In New York--Noble G:
Butler, clerk OF the q. s. courts OF Indiana, and
his brother, .. h Butler. OF Capitol HilL
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MINISTER LAHosToN BANQuEIIED.-Mr. John
NJ. Langston, us minister to Hayt1 was banquet
ted last evening at Brooches by a company OF
prominent colored men, which included DR.. ChaA
B. Purv1s william r. Matthews, Prof. Wiley Lane,
James Il. Smith, +. d. Barbados, Robt j. Harlan,
Rev. r. j. Grtmke, Dr. =. j. Shadd. Jesse lawson.
Capt Isaac Norman, Dr.. g. LeCount Cook, r &
smith, Samuel L Williams and Rev. Hugh n
Brown, who has Just returned from three years
soJourn In Germany and will succeed 70 the pulpit
OF the late Rev. Highland Garnett, In New York
very inviting menu was served. The toaSto
were appropriate and the responses eloquent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-03

THE Rooms OF THE SUPREME COURT are being put
IN order for the assembly Of the court on Monday
next The carpets and drapngs are the same as
were in the court room last year, but goodly use
OF paint has somewhat enhanced it
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BIGAAIsT AT EIGHTY.-Mrs. John Duster. who,
although eighty years OF age, became a doting
bride about two years ago, has been arrested at
Greensburg, Pa, on charge OF bigamy preferred
by her husband. He claims that she has three or
four husbands living, and as he did not know 1t
until after his marriage to her, he wants a d.
divorce. The accused gave $500 bail for a hear
ing.
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PORTSMOUTH, N H., Oct 3-Hon JAS C. Rlaine
who is at York Beach, was reported TO be very mi
Portable last night ~ S'A
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A CHARGE Nor SUsTAINRD-Jesse w. jackson,
OF No 2SS East Capitol street, was charged before
business OF broker without first taking out
license. License Agent RAN testified that he saw
note made payable to the defendant, and he
learned from the maker OF the note that she had
two Others. Two witnesses testified to borrowing
money from the defendant and giving him the
power OF attorney to collect their rents until the
principal and interest were paid. The court said
that lOaning money to two persons did not conSti-
tute the business OF q broker and said he would
dismiss the charge.
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THE COMET AS AN EvANGELIzER.-A dispatch
from Raleigh, n. c.. says that an evangelist the
comet is certainly grand success, and has already
caused more repentance among the colored
prethren than any revivalist or camp-meetng
Of their churches are rung whenever the comet
puts In an appearance, and meetings are held at
which the frightened assemblage ofYer up petitions
that the path of the naming monster may be d.
rected away from the EARTH
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LIQUOR CASES IN THE POLICE COURT.-This morn
Ing, in the Police Court, Eugene c. knight wa.
fined SOS or 60 days for keeping unlicensed bal
T. Carberry was charged with keeping his bal
open on Sunday and the caS6Avas dismissed. Rob
bar on the Rock Creek Church road, In the county
and the case was continued for evidence for the
defense.
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DEBORAH LODGE BALI.-The annual ball OF De-
borah Lodge, for the benefit of the poor, held at
a very enjoyable affair. The arrangements were
in charge OF committee composed OF L. Felt
hefmer, Isaac Gaur. l. L. Blout /. Herman, NJ Ja-
co6s, j. Herzog, S. Fisher, H. Hoffa, II. King, sr.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-04

IA VI Els X. TRIMBLE