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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27
THE EVENING STAR.
TUESDAH............. February ~. 1873
LOCAL MENTION.


For NewEngland and the middle Atlantic states.
I2ir weather, brisk and high, northwest to
southwest winds, rising, followed by falling
barometer, and slightly warmer weather on We'd
Desday.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin TO the Drcss: :be
mississippi river has remained stationary -
Cairo during the past twelve hours, the height
being hfty-tw0 feet two inches, aid thren inches
above the hIgk-water OF last year. The Arsan as
lower mississippi Is rising slowly and is 1nc foot
Biz inches above the danger lire ~ SFp,nOhis ana
Is within six inches o. ire htgt-wafPr of l}.;t
year. it Is forty-tr5e feet five inches at Helena
ana fcrty-0ne feet ten inches az NickShury whore
III has risen two inches There Is large volume
OF water in the upper Arkau, :, viii h will reach
The Mississippi by the II Marco, and C:usn the
overflow or the low lands in the Vicinity OF
helena. These floods Will prove rs destructive as
once made for the relief OF those who may need
assistance. Fair weather prevails this Inorninr,
except In the lake region, where light 1rOw is re-
Ported. The temperature has fallen from 10
degrees u 20 degrees in New England. Tia rl1dIe
Atlantic states, snd lover lake region;
slgntiy In The southern States, and risen from
~ degrees TO 30 degrees in The northwest and
upper hkeregi0n. The following special tarnperd-
lures were reported at p. m. yesterday: Wash
lngton, 4lo; Norfolk, 5lo Savannah, $50: Atlanta,
~ jacksonville, 60; New ORLEANS, 51o; p ne;1-
cola, 64o; Galveston. Csc; san Antonio, $50:
Tucson. $50; Los Angeles 1so, and So Diego, ~
Inc indications are that warmer partly cibiii Is
weather Will prevail Oil the Atlantic coast and in
the lake region Tomorrow, with occasional snow
In New England, the lake region and northern
portion OF the middle states.
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PASTOR AcCUsED.-W. @. Manning, one OF the
trustees OF the Methodist Episcopal Bethel, at
New Haven, Conn.,. has brought suit against the
pastor, the Rev. Arthur j. Chambers, and the
other trustees, alleging wrongful disposition of
the funds collected for building q new Church.
The pastor denies the allegations, and makes
counter charges OF dishonest practicea Manning
sues for proper accounting OF the funds handled
by the finance committee, OF which he Claims "a
have been chairman The amount involved Il
about $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

INVESTIGATING MINIsTER.-AbOut thirty mem.
Ders OF the Lebanon Chassis OF the Reformed church
OF Reading, Pa, met yesterday to hear the report
OF the committee appointed to make an investipa-
ton respecting the charges made against Rev.
Alexander 8. Keiser, OF Pottsville Last September
Miss Elizabeth X. Miller brought suit against
Rev. Mr.: Keiser, to recover 3d. 600 damage for
preach OF promise OF marriage The classis win
determine. after hearing the full report OF the
investigation committee, whether Rev. Mr.. Keiser
shall be given an ecclesiastical trial It is believed
an adverse report will be made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

FRANK SHARPLESS' extensive candy manufac-
tory at 419 eth street, under Odd Fellows Hall is
the center OF attraction for candies Of all Kinds
He has splendid stock OF the purest candles to
De round In this city, and at prices away below
other dealers. His caramels and fine mixed can
oles, which he sells at . cts per pound, nard
TO equal and cannot be beat
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DINING ROOMS.

ENORSYTh DINING ROOMS
IL No. 1908 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Having secured the services of first class cook first
CLASS meals Will be served at the following rates.
slng.e meals. 35c. 20 meal tickets for S. f1S-2w
4 DROIT DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES AND
" GENTLEMEN.
I sl2 Street Northwest Opposite Patent Office.
regular Meal, 20 cents; % Meal Tickets, S. Com
Portable Dining Rooms for Ladies and Families up
Stairs. Meals and Lunches served from a. m to D.
IN. tJalSl j. w. BEALL. Prop.
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Mrs. J. P. PALMER, of No. no. street. is now
IN New DIRK looking after her first spring i'm
p0rtatiOnS of English and French millinery, W hch
she Will exhibit ON Friday and Saturday March 2
md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

Mr. E. II. DANFORTH. of New York, the cele-
brated baritone, Will conduct the vocal and instru-
mental concerts every evening az DRIVERS" 1913
PennSyly8 avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

Fathers Buy II. Mothers Prize 10,
And the children take DR.. Bulls cough syrup for
Group and colds
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PERSON AL.

VENHE GOVERNMENT HAS OVERLOOKED VAL
Il liable witness when they left ont Sub Detective
BenrH r. Cassidy. Perhaps if he YVES shaken up the
X. Il. b. s.. would ny.
It, FRIEND OF GOVERNMENT
DERSONhL-THE YOUNG LADIES WHO d.
rected Bicyciels on East Capitol street Sunday af-
rnoon by sending address to HARRY E., Star office
VIII confer great favor. Acquaintance earnestly de-
Sired Confidential. f2G-3t'
DR1VAJE DETECTIVE AGENCY
No. S04 r. STREET NORTHWEST.
Reliable information furnished in all consul
business strictly confidential.
film MCDEVITT, FLINDER McELFRESH.
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"a SIMON IMIRIE
Will present the on or before the 18th day Of
March, =. ID. 1883. at my law Office No. col d st NV
w. PRESTON WILLIAMSON,
II1-ZW AssiGpee
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FrssEIL's leg CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

NEW FIVE CENT NICKEIs.-Geo ". Driver will
commence paying out to-day over his counter $500
In the new cent nickelS.
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WIDE CSC HANBuRes. Cochrane,s, untown.

COLoRED Youth named ThOs. Smith was taxed
10 Dy Judge Smell to-day for tndulging in the lux
uTy or pistol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

washington Correspondence New York Times
These indictments are the beginning of de-
termined movement against the detectives and
others who have been In league with thieves and
burglars and lived by despoiling citizens. while
ostensibly employed to suppress crime. They.
are, too, not without interest in connection with
the star route cases. Arthur B. Williams in
dcfed for receiving stolen property is counsel for
Brady and Dorsey In the pending trial. and was
counsel for them In the first trial He is said To
be the only lawyer retained Jointly by two defend
ants ants. He took no part in the proceedings Of the
first trial, beyond making short speech to the
jury, but when the testimony was all in he
seemed to be more frequently consulted by the de-
PENDANTS than their more eminent counsel VIII.
Hams was indicted a few years ago upon charge
OF Jury-nX1ng, but for some unexplained reason he
was never tried Some OF the evidence upon
which other persons in the group were indicted
In Williams case the witnesses are not of that
character, one of them being Commissioner
Morgan, OF the District Of Columbia. Three of the
men indicted were recently detectives on the mo-
lice force Two OF these were recently exposed
suspended, and legislated out OF office But the
other, George O. N iller, testified boldly in court
that he had for months been working for the star
route defendants instead OF for the government.
and ne was dismissed from his place. These pro.
ceedings by the grand jury. with the confessions
OF several implicated persons published in this
city, show not only how the capital had been for
years at the mercy OF combination OF burglars
thieves. and detectives, but also how this combi.
natlon had extended its power in the direction OF
the courts They also show, when taken in con-
nectlon with the Indictment OF Juror Brown and
the revelations which followed the close OF the
first star route trial. how difficult it may be to trv
such Important cases here without having the
course OF justice ObStructed.
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,2Hc. NAIssooK CHECKS. Cochrane's, uptown

The WEEKLY STAR, large double paper OF fifty
fx Columns, wiii be sent posi- paid Tor one dollar
year Try
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ILI--Nr James w. Decide. secretary OF the Pc.
tonac Fire Insurance Co.. is quite sick at his resi-
deIce, on r street.
Tbs TEaPERANCR CAUSE.-THE weekly meeting
he'll last night, and, In the absence OF Mr. M. A.
MCGOWAN, was presided over by Mr.. W. 81 Rohrer.
Messrs Rohrer and Berry. The musical program.
consisting OF two vocal solcs BY Mrs Weitzel solo
BY Mss Wells, and two by Misses Bcall and Wells
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The Turn-Vercin Masquerade.
FESTIVITIES AT ABSER's HALL-MASKERs TO WHOM
PRIZES WERE AWARDED.

FESTIVITIES AT ABSEA's HlLI-MAsKERs TO WHOM
PRIZES WERE AWARDED.
The spirit Of iun and the lord OF misrule again
held joint sway at Abners hall last night the oc.
casion being the ma. qucrade ball given by the
Colurnbil TurE-verein. The attendance was large
and tine costumes remarkable for good taste and
originality OF conception. The committees In
charge were composed of Chr Abner, Louis Diet
rich, Jos. SciwriIZ-r. III. III. Bergman Otto Thed.
en- =; ~ tiiGn' l. H. Oreman, Hansen, C.
kochler. ~0"''
Gaskers and individual lady and gentlemen
mdskers respectively. The jury OF awards con-
ouerher, L. schade and DIR. Scholl, bestowed these
1ymphsi us second s,1d pre- yeGnors signal corps
representation OF the art OF pointing; second
prize, sweet Cherry, Mss Emily scholL Gentle
men. nrst prize. Black Wood-Sawyer, Mr.. Ed Bur.
gcc: second, Photographer, Mir j. Hansen. TIE
corp o fyinpiS and inis 10 whom the first group
lrzes were awarded, was composed OF the follow
And Antoncitc Rakemann, Anna Schmitt. Anna
and Bc:thl B@Ninan. Lille Orleman, Ida Hcssel-
nsch. AnsuS51 Bers1nann, Ida Kehne, Emma
MIS-. j. HaEsen; i:nps, MessrS G. Witch, II.
HesSeihaeh, :: Tueiling, F. Bergmann, E. Stoczit,
z spa1der, i. and o. Eckstein, G. SchweitZer, i.
0onhet, sierbosen anu Kattelman.
1HE l*oFosED Nav "FLATs"-The published
sa..enleIt To he effect that Inspector Entw,se
aas approVsd the plans for the new Hats, to be
Ssceee al Tue corner OF 10th and III sire ets is in
CORRECT lie nIaIS made by Mr. Carl PreifYer
architect OF New York, were submitted TO In
12ector Entwl3ic last week, who at once dis
covered that they did not conform to the bni,dino
regulations. principally In the projections. Ihey
icing extended too far into the streets and wer,
therefore returned to Lieut.. Payne one of tbs
Sxners, TO be forwarded to New York for altera-
non TO meet the requirements. The building is
= be erected BY Joint stock company and will
sL xoo,c0o The site IS opposite St Johns church
00e west, and cost - per square foot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

NECK SIX HASDK EECHIEFs, such bargains, Coch-
Jahe's. uptown
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What Is Diphtheriar


What Is Diphtherial
The name IS comparatively new, but the disease
Is as old as sin itself. II Is condition OF the
throat something like Group, only worse, because
IL attacks the sufferer with such rapfdity and in
throat is voen.S isapme eae a aai teage mems
nrane Ike leather, Is very rapidly formed. Perry
Davis Pain Killer has cured thousands OF cases OF
uphtheria IL acts so promptly, and so efficiently,
that no family can afford to be without il.
Mr.. Jc:.n n. Nc avoy.
1899 street, says: at have derived great benefit
rom Browns Iron Bitters when broken down by
overwork."
For Coughs, Asthma and Throat Dis
orders,
use Browns Bronchial Troches. having proved
tner efficacy by test OF many years Sofa only
In boxes.
A Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocoa1ne dresses the hair perfectly, ana is also
pIeparation uneQualled for the eradication Of
The superiority OF Burnett's Flavoring Extracts
CONSISTS in their purity and great strength.
Lundhors,s
Perfumes, Edenia and Marechal Mel rose.
SidebOards Should be Suppli. d
with Hub Punch, refreshing and delightful
drink. Grocers, wine merchants and druggists
sell IT, Sold by grocers and druggists.
The Finest MayOMaise Dressing
Tor all kinds OF salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes
picked salmon, cabbage, etc, is Durkees Salad
Dressing. Better and more economical than home
made.
500 i'm GOId!!
Given away by Royal Glue. See advt
Hecker's Baking Powder
is perfect In every respect, heaithfu thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength anu its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
Trinders' LactO PhOslasote of Lime and
Cod Liver OIL, the best remedy known for coughs
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections.
"Alderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb Ward" prints. 55c. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermk and sweet milk.
&C. per OF Cream. i5c pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

BowD0IN's brilliant ferrotype portraits are just
The Kind To ej the wants or visitors to the cp-
tai city: taken and completed at once. The only
place 10 get them. 1ll5 PennSylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocoa1ne dresses the hair perfectly, ana IS also
preparation uneQualled for the eradication Of
dandruff.
The superiority OF Burnetts Flavoring Extracts
consists in their purity and great strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

THE ART SALE-Dowlihg's art gallery will be
open This evening until O'clock In order to give
tnoSc unable TO leave In business hours chance
TO view an elegant collection of OIL paintings
Sales commence tomorrow at II q. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

ONE TRIAL UNICORN SHIRT sells Il tioz. Coch-
rane'S
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For Coughs. Asthma and Throat Dis
orders,
use Browns Bronchial Troches. having proved
tnelr efficacy by test OF many years Sofa only
in boxes.
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GOLD filled curb chains, s. to $40. Prgg's.

Buy your boy a unicorn. Cochrane's.
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COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday, T.erney agt. COrbitt specific recoy-
cry or property or damages on plaintiff renting
500 Anderson .agt. Smith; argument com.
tary OF State; time to answer extended. T. S. eX
rel ". j. Jenkins agt. c. j. Folger, Secretary of
Treasury; time to answer extended.
EQUITY COURT-J,tfoe James,
Yesterday Perry agt. Il trtfOrd Safe and Annuity
company; pro confesso against defendants or.
dered. Hart agt. Graham; dismissal OF bin or.
dered. Lawrence agt. Chapman; restraining or
der discharged. Berry agt. Byrne: appearance O,
absent defendant ordered. Compton agt GRAY:
restraining order granted.
CIRCUIT COURT-Jtdqe Mac Arthur
Yesterday, knoedle: & Co agt Barlow: judy
mcnt for amount admitted. Alberger, Stoer / CO.
agt. Hunckeis; Judgment by default. johnson
agt. Inland and SeabOard Coastinr comnany. YER
dict for p!a1ntif-f1fty cents. Stutz, administra-
tor, agt. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company: on
trial.
PROBATE CouRr-J,tdge James,
1esterday, mai notice to administrator C. t. a.
OF Caroline s. Rl5que. deceased. In re estate OF
Rebecca 1.TompkinS, deceased; inventory returned
and order OF sale In re John Beck, guardian tc
orphans of Rebecca Tompkins: ANNUAL rental
value real estate returned by guardian.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Shell
Yesterday, George Garter, cclored, loud and b0is
ferrous; IS or Is days. Solomon Page, colored. re-
fuslng to pay hack hire; 81 or IS days. Peter
Flynn; loud and DoisteIous; IS or Is days. James
nus sell and Charles Gardner, yagrancy; 80 DAYS
each. Richard Lacy, loud and boIstero1s: IS or i;
days Annie Mcdonald, vagrancy; so Gays
s. or Is days John Pierce, disorderly il
the county; do. James E. Sherwood, loud anl
boisterous; do. Andrew Judge, disorderly con
duct: do. Everett b. Berry. petit larceny-thre'
cases; months in each case. Kate Howard. keep
ing bawdy house; sos or 60 days. Frank an,
Josephine Taylor, coored ARRAY; IS or IS days each
yohn simms, colored, assault on VIM Pratt; IS
Levi johnson. allowing gaming to be carried OF
In his house, 60 days. Stephen Fountain. assault
On George Lee, s. or Is days.
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ler'S
&c ALI-LrSEN printed handkerchiefs, worth 10c.
COchranC 5, uptown
BETWEEN THE Hours OF Il II. and o'clock q. m.
yesterday an ATTEMPT WIS made 10 force an en-
trance 10 house M. 9il Vi street northwest OccI-
pied by James Cunningham. The glass was bro
Ken In the basement door, out nothing was miss
Ing.
MEMS SCARLET UsDEKwEAR 81, formerly -, Coeh-
Ianes, uptown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

Trinders, LactO PhOsl,sste of Lime and
Cod Liver OIL the best remedy known for coughs,
colds. consumption, bronchitis asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered In k-lb "Ward" prints. 55c. Der 10.
Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per ct Cream. i5c. pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

Mr.. Jc:.n n. Nc Av0y.
1899 Y street, says: at have derived great benef,t
from Browns Iron Bitters when broken down b,
overWOrk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

IHE AMERICAN FHHRRY EXHIBIT FOR LONDON
large number OF people visited the National Mu-
scum by invitation last evening to inspect the
United States fish, exhibit now ready to be trans
mitted TO London to form a part OF the inter-
national fishery exhibition to be held in London
in May. The building was illuminated with eIec-
trlc lights The exhibits have been described
heretofore in THE STAR. The magnitude and COM
pleteness OF the work which has been accom-
plished was the subject OF general praise. The
specimens, which have been wrought with Gu
rous Skill, illustrate all the methods EMPLOYED in
fisheries OF various kinds. When the different ar.
tlcles nave been packed for transportation, the
boxes VIII weigh, 1t Is estimated, about $50 tons
the fsh commission steamer AlbatroSs for trans
pOrtaton to London.
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A SUIT FOR DIvoRcE.-Yesterday Elizabeth
Davis. by l. Cabel Williamson, filed suit for d.
vOrce against George F. Davis She states she
was married On the eighteenth of May, 1868, that
they lived together till the month OF June, $780,
when he wilfully abandoned and deserted her.
and they have held no communication since
There are living three children. issue of the mar
riage. She prays for an absolute divorce and the
custody OF the children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

The Finest MayOMafse Dressing
for all kinds OF salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes
picked salmon. cabbage, etc, is Durkees Salad
Dressing. Better and more economical than home
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

THE EMANCIPATION DAY CELEBRATIoN.-At q
meeting OF the executive committee on emanc1pa.
ton celebration 1t was unanimously decided that
all organizations having national head are to
military one delegate, to the convention to be
held March 18th, at Kimbalps hall, street. be-
tween 6h and 7th streets for the purpose of elect
J. w. Freeman, chairman; Chas. Marshall secre-
tary; Randall Bowie, j. H. Dorsey and Logan VII
l1amS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27

CASE IN WHICH Doctors ARE INTERESTED
Some OF the physicians in the northern part Of
the city have been much interested recently in
the case OF q child OF Mr.. d. c. Reinohl, No 1882
Sth street northwest. In January the child
which Is two years and ten months old, swallowed
''Jack"-a playthiDg-a small sphere made OF
cast metal with six projections. measuring three
Iourths OF an inch In diameter. Subsequently she
1elt IL, apparently just above the stomach. About
month afterwards she informed her mother that
she feit it coming up, and thirtyve days after the
disappearance OF the Jack she coughed 1t up.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-18
NlINIIGD


MENIoo, September l7.-Slturday the
birthday VI Potiriu Dm1, was celebrated
with great enthusiasm. The slreeta
were gAy with bunting, aud flags were
floating from public buildings aud prl-
waite rcsidcncos There was "a pruceasiuu
NJ the national school aud societies the
previous night, and thousands u people
uf the best classrs took part ia u scrr-
made 10 Dm2 The approaches TO hi-
house WIRE crowded until midnight la
Rcpublicn, the organ ~ Fernando.
uu niuates Dlaa for presi ent. Tins
indicates u powerful following. Fer
uHudca will support DHa Tor the next
term Tonight there we're fireworks
IA front Of Du1, house At II o'clock
last night the celebration o the ANN.
yesny Of Mexican independence COM
mcucrd and continued throughout to-
day, The city Ia crowded with strangers.
I'M rEE.mENI's MEssAGE
MENico. : ptrmber H. The president
In hi message To he read ON tilc opening
ut congress SAYS MrNico'- foreign r.
htuns become every day NOR" -atisl,c-
Tory. Tine condition Of the country Is
generally guoi II T. thought there cN-
lists some financial trouble which viii be-.
specially vyulc, me. The progress OF In
trlml improvements 10 highly satisfactory
and visible to everybody The Central
uilrOhi company has constructed more
,htu uit,eu bundled Kilometres Of rond
the Ntliuual Construction company NOR
thiu one thousand kiiumcucs; tuu total
ut Kilometres ct railroad constructed Ia
the republic Is iorty-ciyht hundred. II
WIS necessary to modify the agreement
made Toy uu unofficial agent with the
Blush bond hulicr-. Negotiations are
progressing Tor loan ot s2OUu)Ow
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-18
rmu DAKoIA C,rIrAL.


lA>KIos, u. T.. September II Tue
following l- the full tctt If thr Iudg.
meut OF thn court u the q % wuruuto
case against the capital commission.
After settling Tia title TO the action, and
the fact that the ru7, Nu4 argued before
him a. special term Of the district
court 100 August, Judge EIRcrton Huys
summon, with 90 ru 3 OF the rumpluInt,
having been duly and personally e. we'd
on cuoh OF the defendants named, and
said u fonda t4 having ruch -uly up.
pcarnd aud sory 4 am answer 10 -uid
cumpl mt, and the nt-e having been ro.
gulariy ca led for trial Iu It- order on the
calendar. on July, 1883, special term Of
tins court, and the plaintiff appearing
by l.. G.. Smith, dlHtrIc attorney Tor the
Second Iudlcui district, O.. g. Moody
Bartlett lnpp and Gamble Bros, It- At
tur.ryr, mud l.iDuiantv appearing by
w. T. \..llH-, their attorney, aud Alex
audrr Eugut- urr SOC uul Tor mB rompH-
uy, the defendants, and thurruuuu tine
piuuii by It rud attorneys, iu y
moved for Judgment Iu pleHdIu-b her
ga, and -t n dotru ants Hs3 moved Tor
Judgment on said p.rUdIug-, aud 10, con
sent ~ sand parties, in opru court, both
oi -nii notices " re- tried tO-etuc", and
boz Ia ~ said motions duly coming 30 be
hear aud the court having listened iu
arguments ou behalf OF tue
plmuuN by q. G.. Moody.
Bartlett Tupp and j q Gamble
aud said William f. Williams ou behalf ot
sad defendants, and bong luly cOu-ii,
cred o. court owe, rulrd sand potion fur
drfrudWtH and Iuut- 70 I'd AN ,ws sAid
ma. nom fyr uIulHn .. q ia the. gfprr ON
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-18
GALVESTON,
The Base Ball Contest Dissa tIslaCllon at
the Result Telephone Extension.

IiALyHsTpS, Scptrmbcr li.-lH,scrc
ui three gam ~ base bah bet 'ryu tuo
Dallas Browne aud the Gulf Cty club.
rrHnlicd IN q tie, The score wa. two tD
one M favor ~ the Gulf CT. club. Tine
game was called ct the nd NJ the eighth
inning, on account ~ dHrsurs-. 'l.r
contest was harl fought and uu cErlt-
ing one. Attendance, 5000.
Friends ~ the Dallas Browns ure not
al all satisfied with tine result hero, aud