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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-28
Nrfcrtfoerdtftuua,

guffato, N.=Y, %. Sttober. = Die
6amiIie bes SotelbeiibsrS alopS Tteger
murbe beute Surd ben @enuB bon 4iauuenz
fuden, tueldJe arienit entbiclten, uergtftet.
Sranf, Elm adltidbriger Sohn, TT seitorben;
9lieger uno @attin ltegeu tn tritiideul gu
itanbe barnieber, uno 5tpet jitngere &iuoer
luerbeu mabrideinlif oauonfomnteu. 0tan
hat feline Sbee, mer Sas Gerbred]eu ueriibts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-28
Mutpritdtsz Gcnfiift in Spnpra.

Sucl on, alrioua, q. Sttober. Gin
ioebcn BON Sonora ;nriifgefebrter Gebaf=
teur bes n,@iti5en" beridtet, baB elm peri0n=
Iiher @onflift ;miihen Dem @ouperueur Dr.
te; unb ben 9sueral &s1es, gefebtsbaber
her S0beraltruppen in Sonora, eriittrt.
Srte; lief 0tenes bnrd bic @eiebgebuuJ beS
Staates ais 6ebeien protlaulirer, founte ice
bod feire btureidsnbe StrcttmadIt aufbriu=
gen, mn bem @enerale Su Oppouirsu, uuo eut-
iob baber ans bef Staatsbauptfabt 9ermo=
illo nod @uapamas. gsiee beauIprubeu,
oas Die S0oerals9fegierung AM i5rer Sfite
iel, unb &cibe baben an bieietbe appetlirt.
Mau bcfiirftet nidt, bag cS ju Slatuers
eiebcn fommen fpirb.
(Sp6ter.) - 2epes 1T BEN @ouuernerr
Srte; nit 200 gtaun NGoeraltruppea nah
@uapamas gefolgt, NIB ein9iener oes @ous
perneurs purbe am "a. .. Ntts. BON ben So
oeraltruppen ais SeIerteur pom G. Basails
Ion aui Der Strabe erifpfien. 81 bate td
seneigert, iidl su er8eben. G3 perlautct,
eab Srtei ;u @nuiteu oes Gtce @onuerneIrs
gscalante reitguireu mir1. Gtne lOlfe NiaBs
nabme piir0e sen llnrnben lofOrt eiu Gnbe
MAIDEN.
Ius AlamaS rtrS genleloet, SaB in eiuen
Srefien 3mildeu ben Rapo gaqu; SuSia=
nern unb BEN Staatstruppen 100 MfauI bon
ben Grfcreu get63tet unb oiele periuunbet
purocn. Son ben Sruppeu fieleu 90 Manl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-28
&drutgN,

goubou,2 q. Oftcber. - sBie cine De.
psidlc ans Cairo mtttbeilt, if Der 9er3og
pcn eonnanabt iber Alerdnorta mad GHga
ianS abgerctif. Der ialide Propbet ol nur
nod bret GasenlGrite bon &bartum eutferlt
letn. 2aS Ggpptiid]e Sabinet btelt beuft ..he
Situng.
slns Suc; utrS geueIoet, oae In Der gtdbe
ber Setdsn ocs Capt. @iu uno SeS 2ieutea
nantS @harrington eine brittle 2efe gefuns
Den nOroen 1T, ipeld)e man iiir oieeuiae 6es
Hrofeifcrs Yalmer balt. Gine ipatere De-
peld)e aus Cairo meloet, cap inter ben DO
fumerten arabi Yaida'S baS Brototou elmer
6abtnetaftung auigciuu6eu morSeu III.
3ai1elte benefit, baB III ieaer Sibung, tuel>
der 9erntld] Pald)a, Ser tiiriiide Sepolls
madttgtet beimobntr, bepaffneter gSioerz
fane gegen Die @Hgldnbcr beitlOhen murbe.
Soreli Sen, Der 0fieutlifs NntlGger, erflGrt,
ete Wctsle; 81 S1ntag babe ttr5 mad Der
2lHtunit etnes abiutdnten Nbbt(lal YaIdla'S
begCnueIi, mcld]er Der SeO0lferlng mittbetite,
SnS Die gdu;lids Se;ntdtuug Der GhriiteH
nit Ben g8Initcu Strait Baidas I'm Gin-
tiong itete. SsfS 8cnObner BON Sautab
heitGtigeu SieiC Nngabe.
Die Grbrritbwemmuuaen tn Enrol.
STnSprud, %. Sftober. Der i'm
iiio!id)eu Gprol burdl sic lIeberidmemmuu=
gen angerid)tetc Sd9aSeu miro auj 100, 900
@uloen sciddet.
3nm Sd,Kfc Ger Ss!tsrnpbeutabrI.
Epnbon, q. SftOber.-gaut elmer FQs
riiGr 9epeits Der Shines" mirb bic inter-
rationale @onferen; gum S1ute iIuteriec-
iIdjer &abcI mabrtctulid i'll ua6iter gSode
ihr gGcrf UollcnNen. Die GOnferen, mtrS Der
9trgierurg ben Gutmurf eires iuteruatioua.
len &ertrugS sum Sdutr Der Gabel untcr=
hfaitCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-28
SclbffmprSc.

Soiton, 81. Sftbr.-9ie Sranenleide,
melde i'm &eide bes oMt. IIburuer 6tiebz
bofs" gefunbeu murbe, 1T ais bieientge eiuer
gtoripeariu, gtameuS Sopbie Wfotrtion, erz
fannt tporben. Die Srau mar obOadloS uno
bate feline Sermaubte ODER 6reuube, uuo ba
iie aud otel BON Ibcumatismus gu leioeH
bate, duberte iie 81 ueridtebeuen ltalen,
bab iie beabfid)tige, iidl Sas Seben gu nebs
men.
@battanooga, q. SftOber. - Sin
Mann, meldsr f1 9artle uaunte, fam ge
item abene nit elmer iSrau, bic er fir leine
@attin ausgab, aus Cincinnati su Spriu9s
@itb, Sem, eiuei 20 Msilen BON bier geles
gcucu Statiou Der rGtnciunatizSouthern=
9aba," on. g9Gbreno bes IbeubeieIs
miidte bic Srau stieuit in bic BON ihr unb
i,rem Sesleiter senoiieuen Spciicn, mo
geibe itarbeu innerbalb ciuer Stuuoe.
Naberes iiber Die Segebcnbeit it nidt ers
mittelt. Sic Jruu frublodtc, als ile eriubr,
ocS fie NIB ser Nanu nidlt Ill retten leieu.
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-
Tieies toeItbernbmt. prhparat If bic grfnSuRs cit
mes urferer bebsutensen Gberiter Ganelbe eutbhls
ule ,ur Grisuguug RON 6lsiif, arpGen, Blut, Ths.
teIninh onit bon QGrbertraft erforber6eu Beilarbs
ttsiler rnb stpnr in elmer mir egerhnmnsst.ts
uetsn Tcrrl. Sen ben ureejebenbeu Aerster uub
gbbiplcgen II haelbe dIs Der bette uno sunerdiigfe
(srias fur D2uttsrmidb arertnunt uub ais has ~.
ttd0It9its grndtrussmittel fir leirs unb pnltnee
aiuber fctpie fir Sraute uuS Beueieube empfosleu
tpDrSen. eReuifaecter'S Seutfdbes sfineermebl 10
ieinesnees cine 4eoiH ipnberH tpie npdmnls betert
fpsrcen mlb. Gin GTndbuinssulittel. gsesen ieiEss
besutsneen G6hrpsrtbs, ietpie tuesen ieiuer lt4tH
@erhaulidteit ietrer Sbmadbaftigtett une ibneaeu
@ufabme ius Blut 1T 6as eeuGHnte 9ineermebI por-
,ialif Tenienigeu gum Gebraub erupfobleU, bic az
Bertaiuuasi tpd6e uuh bdrGus entfebeneer unsurtis
6eRotr GrHdbrine, an trdaem Stonpetisl, on BIuts
arunltb i6lafTer NsteIs uub tpeiter 9rctenbiiouns
uue QebnIifem leiben. Spmit Dire es beioneers juE
@etrdud flr Sdugltrge, Riu6er in i5ueIem gBddbss
ttus ptpie fir pl6e aiuetr bic Anase 81 ic9tnaNR.
ten ..eoppeItsH Gl,eeeru" bdten dngelesertli4 eu~
SIpbieu ierrer fir 5bSpeptiter, ararte uno geres
isuoe in ieeem StdSilm, icpit ir 4erpeni5pnbe una
Grih5pfts Bel isbleHeer cher rtt perilseuoer But
te, u:it IN ens Gineermsbl Der eiu:tae auerfannte
(srfae Der natirliten 9abrnrl ees SdnSltras. Sss
eei6 tft es eas srfts SdIsTittel eer Reiasn ge9ex
,,Sumn,,r Complaint" trori'te Diarrsoe grb Ria
bsrtelsrn.
fSu babeR Ia alien apotbttsu.
SSrsiS go Gents bro 8udaSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-28
Sic Nfcttcn= 6 pmtuifjfpu.

Yprtsmoutb, N.sS., q. Sftbr.- Die
9omniiiiOu, beitebeno ans Commodore 6.
9. guce, Sngenienr s. 6. Sorting unO acdis
teft q. 9. Nfullctt, tuclbe bonn @OugreB e.=
nannt nuo autpriiirt ipurbe, ale Saub0fe
unb StatiOneu Der 6lotte ,u tulpi;irsn uub
iiber bereH 3uftGnos 81 berifteu, iouie BAR
iiber, oh bieielben als Saub0fe II. I. 10. BEL
bebalten werben iouen, begann beute bier
NIT ibrer arbeit. Die @Ommiiion hdlt tag
lid Sisuugen ab uno miinidt, aaeS fir
unb iuiber Seibebaltung Der biefgen gtapps
0lnrN III hiirrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-28
Neffrafte Brutdlitds.

geiu Orleans, p. Sttober.-George
9igerion, eriter Stenermann bes 0ampferS
,GcmauOfi" !" murbe bcnte Don einen als aas
iiitenlpGrter angeftelteu giegertuabcu, mel
den CT aui brutale sSsiie miBbauoelt bate,
tur6 stuei MeiIeritid)e gefdbrlid perleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-28
Giuc seutlhe Trau critspiIen.

Sopefa, 8s., 81. tober.-Srau 6reps
liueer, cine iehs Meilen bon &anias@ @itp
pohnenoe 9eutif)e, ipuroe uorgeiteru BON
eiuem gemihen No!e in eiueu Streite iiber
Die gttetbe Der 6arm, aui welfer Die SAINT
lie IrenlinGer mnhlIte. erihniien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-28
Die IrSrrfbwemmuuaen III Snrol

Snneprud, %. Sftober. - Der i'm
iiioIid)en Gprol burd Sic lleberidmemmuu
gen angeridtete SmaSen miro aui 100, 900
@ulben geid)dtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-28

Die Reunen prrIduerrt. .trbefdnt, 9cbur.
ten, Scirdtben. Srdne auf ciucm diff
Gbeitbcieunsen - Made 1T ii6. - Gin
Tcnfmal fur Saer ScDIc. - ;rpci uufanc
Ser SptcIsp,9rr 49, Srauuna aui sen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-28

0reiS so Gents pro 8ahSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-28
Gcrarb Sraptaeem's Sob.

yd,rrTs SeIdbulsigur9eu sesen bic Sorftcber
cinee 2trmrnbaufes. - Sraurisrs sBiessr.
fcben spticDen einem Sater uuo einem
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19

81 doan' know what / shall do NIT
dat telephone of mine," observed q citi-
Zen as he entered the headquarters of
the company yesterday and sat down in
. discouraged way.
"Out of order is it2''
Sometimes it vhas, and sometimes il
vhas oil right. II 90 to speak NIT der
coal man, or der City Hall, or der
butcher. it vhas all right, and I can hear
every word. II somepody WANTS to or
der my peer, get the name shust a.
plain as daylight"
"And when does il fail?"
"vhell, shust like two hours ago. A
saloon man he owes me $18. und rings
him COP and calls out, Hello! hello! ]
likes dot monish today.' Den he WANTS
to know l am. and he says he can't
catch der name. tell him oafef und
oafer, und by und BY he calls cot dot he
doan' deal in watermelons, und dot he
hoes in the pave Gratiot street, und dot
he is sorry he can't sign my betition to
der Council. DEN hat to go all oafer
again, und he tells me to stand back,
und 20 como closer, und to speak louder,
und at last he gets mad und tails me dot
il / call him dandy again he'll proke
my head. It's no use-I can't make one
of my customers hear mo. II sometinga
doanf all all my telephone, it may Be ash
my voice 10 giving out. vhish you
would examine me und sec II / had bet
ter lot my son Shon do der talking While
keep der pooks."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19
SEATTLE DAILY Observation-Disclosures 1882


Preaching at the Baptist Church to
day at ii am. and 7:3O pm. by the pas
tor. Sunday School after morning ser
vice. Young peoples meeting and song
service at $50 p. m. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Free Methodist Church, on Second
strest-PreachinR morning and evening.
Seats free.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. ".
s. Harrington. Pastof-XorninR Glass
meeting At 10 an; subject, The Chris
tian's weapon" Young peoples meet
ing at els pm. Sunday School at II.
Song service at 7:l5 pm. Preaching at
$50 pm; subject, "Christ the dosr."
German II. E, Church, F. Bonn, pas
tor Preaching today at Yealer's Hall,
corner Front and Cherry streets, at IL
an. and pm. Sabbath School at 10
am. Entrance on Cherry street. Ger
mans are cordially invited.
German Reformed Church, corner of
Seventh and Cherry streets-Sunday
School at 10 am. Divine services at IL
am. and 100 pm. by Rev. J. Gonten-
bein. of Portland, Oregon.
Christian Church-Sunday School at
10 am. Social meeting at IL am. at
the Episcopal Schoolhouse. All are in
vited.
Rev. J. P. Ludlow will preach on Sun
dav at IL am. in tho Seeond Baptist
Church, Fourth street, North Seattle.
All are invited.
Episcopal Church, Rev. Geo. Il. Wat
son, rector-No morning service. Even
ing service and sermon at 7:3O pm.
Sunday School at 10a.m. Strangers are
cordially welcomed.
Chapel of the Good Shepherd, North
Seattle-ReopenfnQ services. At 1890
am. Rev. j. c. Fair will administer the
Sacrament of Baptism. At II am. the
rector of the parish, Rev. Geo. H. Wat
son, will celebrate the Holy C0mmun-
ion and preach the sermon. Chapel
Sunday School at pm. Residents of
North Seattle and Episcopalians gener-
ally are cordially invited.
Congregational Church-Public ser
vices at IL am. Subject of sermon.
Gospel Salvation" Sabbath School at
close of service. A cordial invitation is
extended. No service in the evening.
There will he union services on
Thanksgiving Day in the Baptist
Church, conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Sex
ton.
At the Y. n. C. A. hall this afternoon
at o'clock tho services will be led by
A. w. Young. ALI are invited to at
tend.
Gent 8 furnishing goods speciality at
Myers's Hat Store.
For chronic akin diseases 90 to DR..
Miller.
Chronic nasal catarrh cured by DR..
Miller.
Fine Tailoring goods at q. Kennev's
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19

An aged crippled woman kept hold of
the handrail after alightinR from a
Louisville street car, and thereby was
thrown down. breaking her hip. A
jury gave her verdict for $500, but
this has been Get aside by the Court Of
Appeals, which says: "A carrier Of
passengers ID required to use the ut
most care and skill which prudent men
are accustomed to use under such cir
cumstanoes. and no more; therefore 1t
vas an error TO instruct the jury that
the defendant, . street railway CON-
pany, vas bound, a. far a. human care
and foresight would enable it, to carry
the plaintiff with safety. This instruo-
ton implied the utmost care and great
est foresight Of the most akiliful human
being"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19

THH ENoLx-WARsAss WxppISo.-A.
w. EnGle. junior partner Of the Law firm
Of Haller 4 Enale, Of this city, was
united in marriage yesterday morning
with Mias Alice, only daughter of the
late DR.. Warbass, Of Olympia, at the
residence Of tho brides mother, Al the
Capital city. The young couple at once
started for California via Portland on
their wedding tour. On their return
they viii maze their home in Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19
COURr PROCEEDINGS.
SRATrIR. Saturd

SEArrLE, Saturday, Nov. 10, 1882.
Iu the matter of the application Of
Chin Chung, q Chinaman, for q writ oil
habeas corpus, it was granted.
William Williams, a native of Eng.
land, was admitted to citizsnship.
Geo. Sim w. Louisa Sinn-Divorce.
Granted.
The bailiffs we're discharged and couri
adjourned until Wednesday, December
27Sn, 1882.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19
Tn RxsuIr IN JxYYrxsoN.-In J

Tn RxsuLr IN JxYYKxsox.- Jefler.
son county every Republican candidate
was treated TO amajorisy but two-those
for Sheriff and School Superintendent
The mAiorities ranged from one, re.
oeived bv the Coroner, 10 las received
BY the Probate Judge. the average BE-
ing about 70. About AGO votes wers
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sfeRrsnKx. rAKs NOTICE.


AA0Sohk0sSs WV ANt AcS-ss
Ed. Posi-
Tho citixsns Of HouRhton and vicinity
want most emphaticAlly TO warn the
huntsmen FROM Seattle and elsewhere
who have been making IL their psacsice
20 cross Lake Washington nearly every
Sabbath Of late. and especially those
Who we're here last Sunday, that the dis
turbAnce such ~ they then created will
not be repeated without some effort BE-
ing made 70 repreas it. During the en-
tire day our ears we're constantly startled
by the report Of their guns, under the
very windows Of our church and dwell
in4s. discharged repeatedly In quick
succession until the whole community
Is shocked by snch an outrage against
all Law and decency. The land along
the lake shore 10 all owned and occu-
pied. and - citizsus. property ovners
and God fearing community, ~ d.
mand q ce1saaion Of thin buains0-
MANY RugpxSrA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19

YALuAsLs CA1oo.-Ths first trip made
By the steamer Gaxelle was up White
river - Tar - Van Doren's place. On
her down trip she brought t3S 200 worth
Of hops. On her arrival here ahe took
On full load Of freight for the Moot
sAok country, consisting principally Of
oQricultural implomonts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19
ARLINGTON MOUSE


ARRIvAIA
G H Aaylev, A H Devers, 8 Camp
bell. Dave Earl. II @ Nuage. San Fran
sssad, " B Seymour. New Tacoma; 4
Y Evsssft. Ruth City, Montana. J Beer
Nsvoastle; J Fountain, White River; ]
g Bo6um, Portland; CAPS. Parker, So
mish; &c Templsman, New York; "
B HeAdinQton. Astoria
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19

HoH1 AoAm.-Dr. Z. l. Smith, Who
has bssn sojourninR in California for
~ pat few months, has returned 10
0eattle, and u In readiness 10 attend ON
III thoss wh0mAy b il need Of his ses-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19

"Dr. Chass's Rscsips Book" a @. D.
viss 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19

xcAIPu1-RonsU--At The Residence
Of the birds, SsastlA. Nov. 1Sth. l862,
81 Rsv. John r. Damon, Oap9 An
dlev NeAlpinA. Of the stsamaR Idaho,
and Nin Cslsstina RosaDsl, Ill a
King eDan1y.
HAxU1- 0Hnoos1 In Gnohomish,
Nov. u. IN b Hgv. J. 2Ank. Calvin
Ha1hsn m n aEy 0sa9ssy, I'll q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19
Alnlng Beoeka
SAN FRANcrsoo. Nov. 1S.-The follow
ing are the latest stock quotations:
ueuPy LeTevre KILLED.

FRESNO, CAL. Nov. lS.-Last night
messengers came from the mountains
and reported the killing of Henry LIE
Fevre by s. q. Musick and j. L. Musick,
The report il that Nusisk and son
stopped at the log camp Of A. H. Akers
yesterday at noon, in White Deer val
ley, and were invited 70 stop and
take dinner. While at dinner, Henry
George, con Of Andrew J LeFevyre,
rode up. Seeing him the Musicks Got
mp from the table, seized their weapons
and ran out Of the back door. In q few
seconds shot was heard and whom Mr..
Akeiswent out he found young Le Fevre
lying on the ground dead. In the mean
time the 4usicks departed. For long
time trouble has existed between the
Ausicks and Le Fsvres. Young LIE Feyre
svore that be did the shooting and that
he did it in self defense. The quarrel
grew ont OF the possession Of . psscs Of
land. II is reported that the elder lie
Fevre Ia also killed 81. miszing. his horse
having bean found ridsrIsas in the
mountains. OF this no authentic in
formation has been obtained
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19

Leather and rubber baltinG lAsin9,
oannits nsenl, 80. q WaA : OAnp
ooll'e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19

Poxr DIscovxaY, NOV. lS.-Axxivsd,
Havelock. from Victoria.
posr BIAxxly. Nov. ls.-Sailsd: Barb
Il. x. Ham.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19

A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
"A work. The best Of wages viii be paid.
FRANK ALGAR,
On Union st.. between Fifth and Sixth.
matt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19

A BOY FIFTEEN OR SIXTEEN YEARS
"A old. Inquire at the
nl42t GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
National Republican., 1882-10-11
uNlrEp srArEs supREME couRr.

The following business was transacted In the
Supreme Court Of the United States Tuesday:
Admissions to the bar; Melville Church; Of
Washington, d. C., and s. Haniord, Of New York
city.
No. 10C The United States plaintiff, VS.. Samuel
ID. Singleton. On motion of SolicitorGeneral
phillips, assigned for argument November G, with
No. 8, The Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line
hallroad Company, appellant, vs. James Pullan,
trustee. Passed until No. 1S4 shall be reached.
NO, o. James T. Wood ct AL, plaintiffs In error,
vs., Robert Long ct al, assignees &C. Dismissed
No. 8. Charles G. S. Thornton administrator,
plainlH In error, VS.. The Marginal Freight Rail-
road Company ct al Dismissed with costs por
stipulation.
No; 10. George NJ. Bayly, plaintiff in error, VS..
me washington and Lee University. Submitted
I'M in error, and n. j. Levy for defendant in error.
NO. II. The United States, plaintiff In error, VS..
day.
No. 12 Joseph A. sheirburn, plaintiff in error,
VS.: William H. Hunter ct al. Passed.
No. 10. The Cumberland and oxford Canal Cor
poration. plaintiff In error, The State of Maine.
Continued by stipulation.
No. 10. The Steamship Old Dominion, &C., ap-
pellant vs. Amos Il. Crockett ct al. Dismissed with
costs.
No. 1e. william Mcintyre and Leonard r..
Fletcher executors, appellants, VS.. Ludovic G..
Cieemnn. assignee. On motion of l.. @. Cleeman
dismissed with costs.
No. II. The City of New Orleans, appellant, VS..
The New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad
Company. Continued by stipulation.
No. S37. Henry Bostwick receiver, &C., plaintiff
in error, VS.. Theodore Brnkerhoif ct al. Argu-
ments submitted on motion to dismiss: Adjourned.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

CounT IN BASc-THE CHIEF JUSTICE, JUSTICES
Cox ANDJAMEs.-Olmsted VS.. District OF Columbia |;
sunderland VS.. District of'Columbia; writ denied.
Ludwig vs. Stott appeal dismissed. Adjourned
TIL to- day. Assignment-Nos 1871 %, 90. "a. 2il,
Do 20, 2 49, 90 30 81, 49, 49, 81 So, S6, 81 Ss and 80
.EouIrY. CoURT-JusrICE HAGNER.-Niiles We.
Miles; divorce vincuo matrimoni granted.
Morrice vs.. Gilipghnm; exceptions to auditors
report overruled and distribution ordered. Thomas
vs. Carroll clerk ordered TO pay distribution share
OF Lewis w. Thomas. schrott VS.. Miller August
Boher appointed guardian ad litem. Brown VS..
Hall pro contesso ugainst defendants William G.
and Thomas &. Brown granted. Walter VS.. Ward (;
rule ON defendant Ie!urnable October II granted.
Grimes VS.. Smith sale set usde and purchase
money ordered refunded. Brown VS.. Hall; testi.
mony before j. j. Darlington ordered taken.
Morrison VS.. Rutherford; rule c. E. Westling
adjudged in contempt granted. Adjourned till to-
day. No assignment
CRIMINAL COURT - JUSTICE WYIIE - Edward
Joyce, larceny; recognzauce forfeited and bench
warrant ordered issued. Elijah Williams. assault
to Kill bail in $3.50 taken and s55 witness fees
paid Eliza Allen. Adjourned. Assignment for
o'day: Elizabeth Ford, Joseph Coleman. Mich mel
kniehton, Washington Lewis, Fannie Jenkins,
Samuel q. Cannon, Nelson Smith, John Jackson,
Henry Jackson and Joseph Coleman alias Joseph
Mcintosh, Charles Preston alias John Williams,
and Edward Boyd,
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At the Wharyes.

Th following new arrivals at the river front are
reported by Harbormaster Sutton: Steamer Louisa,
Captain Shrop shire, merchandise for j. II. John
son & Co.; schooner Coral, Captain Robinson.
1900 boxes canned fruit for city dealers; schooner
Native, Captain Stanley, 25 cords woods for j. o.
Carter; barge G. S. French, Captain Wilkers, SO
cords wood for j. o. Carter; barge +. T. Mane Cap
tain Welkers 10000 feet lumber for II. L. Biscoe;
barge b. Il. Mayfed, Captain Gellirs, ITO tons coal
for j. L. Miller; pungy Martha Washington, Cap
tain Kinty. 450 bushels oysters; schooner Mary
FL n, Captain Gibson 400 bushels oysters pungy
Sarah Jane, Captain Russell, 500 bushels oysters;
chooner Margaret Ella, Captain Davis, 800 bushels
oysters; punpy independent Captain Hardin, 400
bushels oysters; pungy Chief Captain Swami, 200
bushels oysters sloop Maggie, Captain Woodland,
800 bushels oysters; pungy James sOmmers Cap.
tain Bailey, 200 bushels oysters: sloop Anther,
Captain Collision, 200 bushels oysters; puugy John
Brooks, Captain Young, l50 bushels oysters; sloop
Mary Captain Dlckers0n, 900 bushels oysters
National Republican., 1882-10-11
SICK HEADACHE.

For the relief and cure
Of this distressing anllo-
ton take simmons Liver
Regulator.
National Republican., 1882-10-11
The Aruazoninn ncncou,rc.

In the police court Tuesday morning Prosecut-
ing Attorney Moore called attention to the case of
assault made at the Agricultural Department last
Friday upon Mrs; lucretiaA. Miller by Mrs Mary
L. 0'Connel, and asked that an attachment issue
for Mrs. OConnelps appearance. He had been
informed that Mrs. OConnell was SICK but had
hence his request. The case was continued Until
to-day. Mrs. Miller was present in tho court
room, and was very indignant at Mrs. O'Connelrs
non-appearance, stating to Mr.. Moore that she
had seen her assailant on the street yesterday
morning. 1t is understood that Mrs. Miller was
dismissed from the Agricultural Department on
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