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National Republican., 1883-03-19

Graham, and Jerome A. johnson met at the
Philadelphia house Saturday night and or
ganised by the election of Col. Holland MS
chairman and Mr.. w. G. Chase as secretary.
Upon resolution of Mr. Chase, Hon. Freder-
ick Douglass was elected the orator of
the day. Col r.. @. Ingersoll and DR.. r. s..
Law will also be invited to deliver addresses,
and Rev. j. L. Rankin will be invited to act
as chaplain The President and cabinet and
other distinguished persons will be invited to
occupy seats on the stage. Col. M. M. Hol-
land was selected to act as master of cere-
monies on the evening of the sixteenth Of
Anril.
National Republican., 1883-03-19
CHlLpREy's Easter suits at A. saks & Co.'s
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SATURDAY LECTURES.
Prof Riley's Interesting Talk on Il
Mind NJ pInuta.

Prof RiIey's Interesting Talk ON the
Mind OF Plants.
The regular weekly lecture at the new ma
tional museum, under the joint auspices of the
Biological and Anthropological societies, was
delivered Saturday afternoon by Prof. c. v.
Riley, of the United States chronological
commission, whose subject was, " Do Plants
Have Mind" He first spoke of insectivorous
plants which derive nourishment from the
animal mold, and his ideas as to the allure
ment of insects by plants in order to secure
cross-fertilizaton were elucidated by numer-
Gus illustrations of both plants and insects.
He endeavOred to impress his hearers with
the fact of evolution and with the intimate
relations that exist between plants and ami
mails. He described the movements Of many
plants as voluntary and the actions Of many
insects as rational. In concluding the pro-
fessor said One thing is certain and pro-
foundly significant, viz, that the lowest or
canisms and the first existant OH our planet
possessed at some stage of development
whether in the embryonic, the larval, or the
sexual state-the power of independent mo-
tion-activity. 1t matters little whether we
call them animals or plants; they were, and
their present representatives yet are, per-
haps, combinations of both. They repre-
scntcd the potentiality which has developed
on the one side the most complex animal in
~tclligence, and on the other the highest veg
ctatiVe Organization. r-
The attendance was large and the lecture
was listened to with marked attention.
National Republican., 1883-03-19
Real Estate.

Deeds showing tho following transfers OF
real estate were filed for record, as shown by
report to j. Il. Olmstead:
On Thirteenth street west, between New York
avenue aud street north part of lot u square 2s6
"a feet front by 10 icCD heirs of John Anderson to
Isaac q. Jaquette $1,000.
ON seventh street west between l. and NJ streets
north, subot o. square 425 ga 25100 feet front by
100 feeD rear OF street north, between SIKH and
Seventh streets west (2i feet inches by 40 ieet
inChes) on alleys giblOt n, square 44S, Jemima Ps
Ball 10 Laurie ]. wilkins, nominal.
same property next above described, Laurie j.
wilkins to Jemilna p. Bali, $1,000.
On Fourth street west, between NJ and NJ streets
north, part Of lot 20 square 5l3 29 Set front by 10
iecO, Jemima L. Ball To Laurie wilkins, $1,000.
on street, corner Of Turner street (2l by 100
feeD sublot 1876, square 365) James +. Marrto Wm
Mayse 5000.
ON New Hampshire avenue, between q street
north anu Circle, sublots q s, o. square 1856 ig feet
front by depth), Andrew Frey 10 Robert X. Hitt
SS0l940.
On Twelfth street west. near Boundary street. part
of lots 20 and 30 square 02 az feet inches front by
% feet inc y, William w. Metcalf to George ii.
On Il street north. corner Third street west ga
feet by 1l2 crU, part of sublot a. square go Sam
uel Il. Middleton to Albert Pike aud william NJ.
Ireland, $1,000.
ON street north, near Kingmans Court, sublot
90 square 2il (23 ieet front by 100 ieeD, Agnes b.
Particle to James S. Davis, Sll,50O.
north, sublot square 2s2 (2S feet front by ITO ieeD
Catharine Wall ct al. to James Z. Mcdonnell,
S3,l5250.
COUNTY
Threlkelds addition TO GEORGETOWN east part Of
lot 100, John w. Piling trustee, to Albert b. Bbb
$500
on New road lot s, contains acres, rood 80
perches, William ID. Cassin ct al, trustees, TO
Charles II. PayHe, Sl.325
Part of slip in Georgetown, Frances 4. Demar to
Mary L. Selby, 500.
A YORK auctioneer named Pryer
Fell in trying to reach a bid higher,
He sprained his knee,
But from pain he is free,
st. Jacobs Oil cured up the crier.
National Republican., 1883-03-19
Spring overcoats at A. saks 4 Co.'S.
The Emancipation Celebration.

IV '1III"IINIP"1HVIH NNIVUI"NIUH'
The committee on speakers for the celebra-
tion Of the twenty-frst anniversary of the
emancipation of slaves in the District of CO.
lumbia consisting Of Col. M. M. Holland, w.
G. Chase, Prof. I'M, Gregory, Capt, George d.
National Republican., 1883-03-19
,1aa posrorrlcE NOTICE

kS9
Foreign mails for the week ending March p will
close at this office as follows;
TUESDAN.-At 10 a. IN, for Haytl, per steamship Al
VenO; at 1890 p. m. for Europe, per steamship Ar
WEDNFSDA H.-At 10 a. IN. for Jamaica, Savanilln
&c., Grcytown and Iimon, per STEAMSHIP p Andes; at
ship city Of Para; Rt u m. for Ireland per steam
ship Catalonia, via Queenstown QetterS for Great
Tected "per Catalonia ~ ut IL M for Franco direct
per steamship ST. simon, Via llayre; at II m. for
BREMEN tetters for ireland and France must he d
TeCted per Elhe p at IL M for the Netherlands
direct, per steamship w, A. Scholen, via Rottter
TIiURsDAY.-At II a. m. for Germany, France. &c,
bourg' and iiambnrg uetters for Great Britain and
other European countries must be directed per
HqmmGgi9 al l G m for E9roPe per Ss.1 steam
ana MMNu1as Cuba, per steamship city of san An
tonic - ial p. m. for Bermud' per steamship
Orlu,C. -, 800 n, m, for Cuba, Porto Rico aud
Mexico, per steamship British Empire, via Havana.
FRIDAY,-M $50 y. m; for newfoundland and ST.
sATURDAY.@At 3 A. m. ior Scotland direct, por
st amshp Bolivia, via Glasgow; al II O. NJ; for Ger
and bremen (letiers for Great Britain and other
European countries must he directed per Rholn ~
at II u, for Europe, per steamship cry 9f Berlin;
Islands ner steamship Cyphrenes; at 1880 y, NJ for
HnNu.. at3p. m. io1 Belgium direct per steam,
ship .dtrlaud, VIA Antwerp.
nsr S I oGdHFSs @ sw Sa ns
Malls Tor China and Japan, per steamship City Of
san r LSsS 9sS Se@ aeaSni M%TS ~ sa1d az
wich and FIJI Islands, per steamship City of
sydney, via San Francisco, close March 'Sl at
sThe schedule OF closing Of Trans Pacific mails is
arranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
east arriving on time at Francisco ON the day OF
sailing Of steamers are dispatched thence the same
~ HENRY G. PEARSON.
Postmaster.
National Republican., 1883-03-19
1ito.


CLARK.-on Sunday, March IS. after q long and
painful illness, Mrs. MARY L. CLARK, widow OF the
late ID. u. Clark.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral ON Tuesday, March 20
at lO:30 n. M, at 729 Eighth street northwest
CASEY.-On the 18th instant, KATIE ELIZABETH
daughter of John Casey aged years, months, and
Is days, ..-.. . ..
Funeral from the house of her father. 1l0i Eighth
street southeast Tuesday, the 10th Instant at2oclock
When time has ended here,
In this troubled land,
Then again Wen meet you
And Join both heart and hand.
PHILIPS.-on Friday. March 10, at p. M, after
long and lingering illness, ANN PHILLIPS In the 10th
year of her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her sister, Mrs.
James Lynch No. i2S East Capitol street. Monday,
March 49, at $50 D. III. Relatives and friends
spectiully invited to attend.
VAN NEsS.-In New York city, on the 18th In
stant, CHARLES w. VAN MSS. sou OF the late Hon,
w +. and Ann McEvers Van Ness.
WINDER.--At tho residence of her parents, 1905
Twentyhrst street, saturday, March IL at o'clock,
of pneumonia, ALICE WISDER, IN her I'D year.
Funeral at St Augustine church. at 10 o'clock Mon
dav March TO- Grand high mass.
daughter from the grave May she rest In peace.
National Republican., 1883-03-19
LOCAL MENTION.
EASTER CARDs-J. Jay Gould, 42l Ninth street.
MAIderney Dairy Wagons.n

"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in u Ward" prints, at SOC. per 10.
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball; buttermilk, 5c.
per quart and sweet milk, sc. per quart.
THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, lewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog, No. 305 Ninth street, near Penn
sylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-03-19

No. S,5Gisdraws capital prize, $4,000, sold in
ST. Paul. Mimi; Allentown, Pa, and Handsoms
Depot, Va No. 29667 draws second capital prize,
s25.OO6 sold in Houston Texas; Morristown n, Tenn,
aud Ocala, Fla. No. 1896 draws third capital
prize, $40 900, sold In New Orleans and Chicago.
Nos. 81, no. 81 172, sold in New Orleans Chicago,
and Washington. d. c., draw each s6,0OO Nos.
l,745. 1924, 25,6l6, 25,67s 72Si7 sold in Chicago,
louisville; Washington, Norfolk, Va; Auburn, n.
$1,000.
Glass "D," TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1888, under
the supervision and management of Gems. g. T.
Beauregard and J. A. Early.
Capital prize $4,000. Whole tickets, IS; ffths in
proportion
Address NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans La,
National Republican., 1883-03-19

The subscribers, having supervised the Single
Number Drawing Glass G. Louisiana State Lot
terry, hereby certify that the above are the num-
placed in the wheelwith the prizes corresponding
day, Mar. 49, 1888.
ST. EsEEAkYiBgEGARD' sEkigl ! Commissioners.
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.
Payable on presentation by registered letter.
Express G. o. d., or any bank for collection.
National Republican., 1883-03-19
20, New YORK, Mar, 10, 1859.

hSaya A GOOD PER CENT, INVESTMENT.
bS2 We invite attention OF investors TO the per
Railroad FOR full information, call at
IL ID. COOKE ~ Co.,
1929 II street uOrthWest
National Republican., 1883-03-19
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

1000 numbers ending with O., being the two last
figures Of the number drawing the capital prize ="
$4,000, S25.
National Republican., 1883-03-19
DRoPosALs FOR SUMMER UNIFORMS AND
il HATS.
OFFICE MAJOR AND SuPERINrENDENT

MErROPoLITAN POLICE,
WAsHiNGToN, u. O., Mar. IL, 1883
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
IL m. THURSDAY, I'D instant, at which time they
Will be opened, for furnishing this department with
two hundred (aOO) uniforms, more less to measure
for summer wear of Metropolitan Police, viz. Sack
coat, pantaloOns and vest all to be made as per
samples OF materials and style at this office The
buttons to be included in the price, the dies for the
buttons to be furnished by this office and returned ON
completion OF contract. The printed regulations Of
the Department as TO cut and style must be ncosed
with each bid.
sealed proposals Will be received and opened at the
same time for two hundred aud hfty hats (2iO)
or less for summer wear OF the police force per
sample at this Office The contracts to be completed
within Twenty-Five (25) days from date of award
Payment for the clothing TO be made In three (3)
monthly installments on completion Of the work.
Payment for the hats to be made first of the month
following delivery
The right to reject any all bids is reserved Bid
ders are invited to be present at the opening Of the
bids For further Information apply 10 Capt, c. II.
Vernon. lnspector Metropolitan Police at this oilce
By order OF Commissioners District Of Columbia.
VIM. q. BROCK,
nd Sup nj OF
National Republican., 1883-03-19

aSSs8 NOTICE TO HORSE OWNERS AND
sSS9 FEED DEALERS.
Pure clover. cut and delivered, at,,s 1880 per ton.
Mixed clover and timothy, at...,,. .,,,,.., 1850
fuTe timothy, NJ ld.UJ
~ hay guaranteed as represented,
$40 and S2l seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1883-03-19

A YORK auctioneer named Pryor
Fell in trying to reach bid higher,
He sprained his knee,
But from pain he is free,
st. Jacobs Oil cured up the crier.
National Republican., 1883-03-19
1'I''JVr ''IIN1 E1uF1 4'fVK' UII
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Mar. z, lSS3
sealed proposals VIII be received at this Office until
II O'Clock m. APRIL 1888 for furnishing stationery
next fiscal year.
Blank forms of proposals. showing the quantity and
quality OF each article and the form OF bond to be
signed by the bidder and suretles, will be furnished
on application TO this Office.
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals for sta
tonery for the Senate" and be directed the secre
tary OF the Senate Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at the
Office free of charge.
+. T.. SHoBER
Acting Secretary ofthe Senate of the IT, 8.
National Republican., 1883-03-19

OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
WAsHINGToN, d. c., Mar 70, 1883.
Proposals invited for the cut stone work of the
gatewAys of the New Pension Building, 10 be- nd.
dressed to this Office, where they will be opened ut
noon on the 2lst Of MARCH instant,
Specifications and drawings can be had on applica-
ton.
NJ c. MEIGS,
Supervising Engineer and Architect. New Pension
Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-12
Grand and Petit Jurors for the United
STATES Courts at AIrxandriu.

The drawing Of Jurors for the next regu-
lar term Of the United States courts at Alex
andra, to begin in July, took place in pub
lie i'm the United States Circuit-COurt
clerks Office here yestcrday-the names
being drawn from the box by Mr. VI. +.
Peasants, the clerk Of the Circuit Court,
i'm the presence OF Colonel III. COalter
Cabell, the other Jury commissioner. In
this ease. and rs usual, all the names were
drawn from the Alexandria box; in the
case OF the Jury to be hereafter drawn for
the trial OF the Richmond election cases, by
order Of Judge Hughes only SIX names
will be drawn from the Richmond box and
twelve from the Alexandria and twelve
from the Norfolk hOX. Each box must
contain not lesss than 800 names. on slips,
furnished in equal numbers by Mr.. Pleas
ants ond Colonel Cabcll. All the boxes are
kept in custody by Mr.. Plcasants. who Is
by virtue of his office as clerk Of the United
States Circuit Court their custodian and a
Jury commissioner.
Grand Jury: r. b. Thompson, MitchelPS
station, Culpeper county; Ii. Clay Bowie
and Melvin IIanSbOrough, Culpeper Court
house j. A. storms, LewiSyille, Fairfax
county; Milton Payne, Bailey's Cross
Roads, Fairfax county; j. L. Ginnclly,
Henry Neul, and NJ. 4. Tucker, Fairfax
Courthouse; W. IL. Bates, Herndon. Fair
fax county; John II. Barker, Fairfax
county: Francis Carter, Middleburg, Lou
doun: George Grayson, Goresyille, Lou
dolln: Arthur Chichester. Leesburg. Lou
doun James VI. Wallace, Lee>burg, Lou
DOM: George l.. SeatOn, The Plains, Fau-
ouier: Manly Brown, Markham. Fauquier;
Steenic Mason. RectOrtown, Fauquier; Cas-
sins Cologne, salem, Fauquier; Robert T..
Lucas. George Triplett. George Uh!er,
Herbert Bryant. and j. ID. IL. Lunt. Alex
andria-23 in all.
petit Jury: Robert Aitcheson, Rever-
DIV J. Daingerfield, Philip A. Dwyer,
Hilary Barnes, Charles 5. Taylor, Jr., L..
w. Reid, Peter Wise, Robert W. Brad
dock. n. p. +. Burke, James W. Beach,
Charles c. Berry, and Park Agnew. Alex
andria: John W. Pendleton, Arlington ;
W. B. Dodge, Langley, Fairfax county;
ID l.. Borden, Spring Vale, Fairfax cOun-
ty: Il. w. Wakefield, Annondale, Fairfax
county: Robert Felry, Falls Church, Fair
fax county; G. w. Gaines, Fairfax Court
house: J. Y. BaSsell, Leesburg; Thomas
q. Moncure. Falmouth, Stafford county;
Edwin Bowie, The Hague, Westmoreland
county; Albert Ashley, Delaplane, Fau-
ouicr county; James c. Davis, Marshall,
Fououier county; Il. f. RiXey, Marshall,
FauGuier county "A in all.
The Richmond jury will be drawn here
after.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-12
Manchester News.

The June term OF the Chesterfield County
Court commenced yesterday. The grand
Jury found true bills against the following
parties: Henderson Johnson, William john
son. John Thomas, and George Ilandley
for felony, and Samuel Robertson FOR mis-
demeanor. The Court spent most OF the
day in approving the bonds OF the county
officers elected in May and giving them IN
opportunity to qualify.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
Lemuel Utley (white) and Bob Thomas
(colored) were up, charged with stealing
and carrying away thirty-iige cows, valued
at 5000. belonging to persons residing in
the neighborhood Of Spring Hill. The
warrant was issued by Justice Perdue and
sworn 10 by Cornelius Purks. The eyl-
dence went to show that the accused sim
ply drove the cows off the premises Of
Colonel william F. Giddings, so they were
accordingly discharged from custody.
Two small BOYS, named Bee Davis ana
Charley Peters. were before the Mayor yes
terday charged with stealing boat belong
Inc TO Sergeant Fitzgerald. Peters was
turned over to his parents to be corrected.
Davis. being more than his mother can at
tend to, was sent to jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-12
Court-Martiul.

The court-martial ordered by the Cover
nor to try the case OF Captain lie Roy l..
Brown. OF Company d, who is charged
with parading his company with plumeS in
their hats, i'm violation OF the regulations.
and with disObedience and disrespcct to
Colonel Anderson. assembled last night in
a company room at the ArmOry. The
court i composed Of Major Carter and
Captains Bosher, Starkc, Mccarthy. and
Pizzin. Captain Jones Is Judge advocate.
Mr.. Tazewell Elicit appeared as counsel
for accused, and. by request OF Captain
Jones. Mr.. McCleOd was empowered TO
make an official stenographic report Of The
proceedings. All OF the officers OF the
court appeared in full uniform. swords at
the belts, and coat, buttoncd TO the throat.
The room was packed with spectators and
witnesses, and was very hot. In the be-
ginning Of the proceedings a band was
playing in sanger Halle lot, adjoining, q
company was drilling overhead and Senti-
mel, and numerous other people were
tramping in the passages. with these cN-
ceptiOns. the surroundings were very plea
SAINT. After the court had been or
gnnized. Mr. Elicit offered 4 special
plea. To the effect that it did not appear that
Colonel Anderson had qualified accord
ing to law-taken the prescribed oath.
After brief discussion the courtroom was
cleared OF accused. witnesses, and others,
and the court cOnsulted-resulting in their
determining not to entertain the plea.
Other preliminaries were then disposed OF,
and the court began hearing evidence, and
will be mt it for some time to come, no
doubt. When the findings OF the court are
made up they will be forwarded 70 the
Governor for approval.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-12
Personals and Briefs.

Rev. DR.. Il. G.. Jones, recently Of Nash
vile. Tenn, and now OF Norfolk. Va, is
in the city, and was at the Baptist minis
ters' meeting yesterday morning.
IL is piece OF inconsistency for bald
headed drug-clerk to be recommending
hair-restorers to customers.
Company G., Guard of the Common
wealth, have purchased large pool-table,
which viii be placed in theirmeetng-room
in the First-Regimen's armory. The COM
pany Is in prosperous condition, and con-
tains excellent material.
1.-The Young Guard Volunteer Compa-
ny" will open its rolls for membership at
headquarters Of the Association, New Mar
ket Hall. this evening at s O'Clock.
A wind, preceding rain, Sunday night,
blew down good many shade trees and
fences in the city.
The annual meeting OF the Protestant
Episcopal Sunday-School Union will lie
held at st. Jamcs-church lecture-room this
evening at $50 O'Clock.
The German barkentine Diana, $40 tons,
+. IIeycken master, cleared FOR Rio de Ja-
neiro yesterday with 4,767 barrels Of llour,
valued at S29,4 shipped by the HaXall-
Crcnshaw Company.
General Joseph II. Anderson has return
ed to the city from his European tour.
EX-Secretary Hugh McCulloch, accom-
panied by Mr.. Lawrence Myer his son-in-
law, Of New York, both Of whom are di-
rector, in the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company, arrived here yesterday,
and will to-day start on a tour OF inspec-
ton over that road. The trip will occupy
some three or four days.
Privatc-watchman Smithers last night,
about 10 O'Clock, found the back door Of
the store OF G.. e. 4. Bargamin open. So
far as known nothing had been stolen.
The proper parties were notified.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-12

IMPORTANT COMMITTEE MEETINGS OF THE
CorNcIL.-The Committee on Poor-Mr.
William :. Gunn chairman-will meet at
thc CITY Hall this evening at O'Clock, and
the members OF the Committee on Finance
have been invited to meet them at this
Mace. The two committees will proceed
rom tbere 10 the almshOuse. and after in
snecfing recent improvements made to the
bnildine in the way OF repairs and painting
tbe question OF building an addition TO
the white almshou>e for the accommoda-
tion of the inmates OF the colored aims
house will be considered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-12
Baseball.

There was 4 large audience present at
Base. Ball Park yesterday evening to see
the Nutuas, OF Philadelphia, play the
Richmonds. The game was called promptly
1t half-past (, with the Mutuals at the bat.
On errors by Morgan. Stratton, and Han
kins, OF the home team, the Mutuals We're
allowed to score two runs in the first
inning. and by an error of Manloye. OF the
Richmonds, in the eighth inning they scored
one more run. which was all they made IN
the game. The visitors seemed unable 10
bat Ferguson's balls. RittenhOuSe, Of the
Mutuals, also pitched a good game, but was
badly supported by his catcher. The field
ing Of the Mutual, was good, only four
errors being made by them, while the
Richmonds had twice as many. The first
base-playing Of Fisher, OF the MutualS,
was good. Nash, OF the RichmOnds, made
n fine catch at third OF hot line fly, which
he captured with one hand, for which he
was loudly applauded. These two clubs
play again to-day. Below is the score in
flill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-12
PAllce G0nrf

The following cases were disposed CT
yesterday:
George Fleet (colored). charged with as
sault and battery. Sentto justice OF Hen
rico county. where the offence j. laid to
have been committed.
Elizabeth Jones (colOred), charged with
fighting and being disorderly in the street.
Fined Sj.
Octavia Lghtfoot (colored), charged with
being disorderly and using pofane Ian
glIage i'm the street. Fined $3.50.
William Crump and 0sceola Crump (col-
ored). charged with feloniously assaulting
and beating George W. Fleet. Sent 10 4
Justice OF Henrico county, where the OF
fence Is alleged 10 have been committed, in
custody OF Sergeant Il. 7. Halce.
Philip Robinson lcolored). charged with
assault and battery. Fined $40.
Anna Brown (colored), charged with
stealing $3.50. Sent to jail for fifteen days.
Daniel Temple and Spencer Jones,
charged with felony. Continued to We'd
nesday next. Committed.
Samuel Scott (colored), charged with
aSsaulting and beating Mary Thomas.
Fined $40 and sent to Jail for ,wenty-iour
hours.
Maggie Martin, charged with being dis
orderly on the street. Surety for her good
behavior required.
Evans Green (colored). charged with as
saulting and beating his wife. Fined SO.
and surety for his good behavior required.
Jacob Essex. drunk and disorderiy.
Fined s..
j. VI. Jones, drunk and driving hi. team
on the street in reckless manner. Fined
$40.
George Brand. william Armstrong. and
Lee Brand, drunk and dis0rderly. Fined
9.
Charles Fuicher, drunk and disordcrly.
Fined 3.
VI. G.. swan, charged with being drunk
and disordory and violently resisting Po-
licomau Il. &. Lamkin in the discharge OF
his duty. Fined $50.
John w. Anderson. drunk. Fined $3.50.
Lewis Wagner. drunk. Fined 3.
Henry Scott lcolored). drunk. Fined >.
Philip Parsley. drunk. Fined p.
G.. W. Hope and Frank House, drunk.
Fined $3.50 each.
Il. l.. Powers. drunk. Fined -.
William Boyden, drunk and disorderly.
Fined 81.
John Moore, drunk aud diSorderly and
resisting the police. Fined 500.
James Henderson (colored). drunk and
lying on a bench in the market. Fined 81