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She Chung 10 EEis Neck.
NED BUNTLINE's DAUGHTER CAPTURES A HUSBAND

BY FORCE.
Miss Edwardina NJ. Judson, the daughter OF
"Ned Buntllne,' was before the Westchesttr
county, NY, grand jury few days ago TO seek re-
dress from young John Mccormack, OF troton
Dam. The grand jury brought In an Indictment
against the gay youth, and when the deputy
SherlnS went in search him he could not be found
Last April Mccormack and Miss Edwartlna be-
came engaged. She is a very attractive young LADY,
about Is years old. who has resided FOR many wear,
with her mother, Kate Judson Ia and around Chap
paqua Last June the young man promised mar
promise. When the young girl went 10 White
fla!nS TO lodge her complaint Mccormack kept
shady.
The night of the day upon which the grand Jury
had The subject under consideration he heard the
indictment ana told a friend that he would marry
The girl Later he heard that no Till had been
found and he changed his mind. When he finally
aScertalped, after several days, that the sheriff
was after him he went to smith Lent. hi. counsel
aud said he would marry her at once He was
taken To the young girls house, and when She saw
him she sad: snow III hold on TO you until YOU
keep your promise" And fastening her arms
around his neck she cllIng like eech unil ne con-
scented TO 90 before the court Immediately ana DE
married. The service was short. being Witnessed
10y her counsel, William T. Valentine and smith
Lent. Alter the ceremony The new husband eS-
curted his wife to her mothers dwelling. but last
Saturday he took her 70 reside Oh the banks OF
Croton lake and established her in nice little cot
tage, and both are apparently satisfied.
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m tINIANI
NJ BETWEEN Nav YORK AND HAVE
toiUTaIys pier. No AZ North lIYvr. loot OF Morton
street. New York
Labrador, Collier, "wednesday SEPT l.. L m
Cal. -'t2- d. kersabi=C Wednesday. PIT II
st German. 1r4ub wednesday. Oct l. I. m
Checks Payarle sl2nt N amounts suit. tire
Bauuue ITaE-stlantique IF Pans LOUIS DE EEDIAN.
Agent No q. Bowling Green New 8Tk.
o. W MOSS. 10 PenIS ylyas IN ayenLe:
j. W BOIEiER x son. ykJI,unsy lvsnia avenue
Agents f.r~N Lsl.lu.-ta,, ID q,
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80 DAYS AHlA-
tn DYES
TrTCTErC vCrTA1C BEI-T. ard other Frrrrrrc ap
FL >CFS We Will send thirty 6ays' trial to men
S"nIr old. wiC suffering from Nervous Debility
Lost Vitality and those diseases Of nature
sJl;liz from abuses AID other Speedy relief and
itte restoration Il health yirOr nd manhood guar
:Ht.,t - hd ~ once tor illustrated amphLt free Adj
Cse-s IGL1AIC BtLT CO. Marsh al. Mich ja:Deoiy
IN. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
Il y U rl.a HiSe@s = in A. hour Nervous Debility
Organic !" asness caused by indiscretion. Poisonous
l.. ea>ss OF Hood efectin2 Throat. Nose and Skin
Sold al NIANDlfERI'N St Cloud Pharmacy 9Th and
stre, - Price 81 sent by mail scaled au25-m.wf
Ne ROBERTSON. THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
who stands high in his Profession. is acknowledged
IL be sn expert without peer III .he wide world the
treatment and OF Private. Nervous ands
Dl.yas,s LOST Vitality Impaired Manhood and Abuses
'Ar Hystrtn Bladder. Kidney and all diseases Of tho
5.hAFy rtliis hecent cases positively cured IN to
uays No mercury caustics used. Can be consulted
Every Wednesday and Saturday from TO SPIN, his
Once. so ms. Refers to leading physicians OF Balt
!Cre 8alii Cce. ~ n Liberty st. la liuoge Md mh3l
1G FoH MEN-CHECKs IN SIX HOURS
Currs ~ uIvc days. Drug StCra Is n lth street.
eeIH EfPenna WASHINGTON D.
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,k'HoMAs DOwLING. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
Gil uktIEi OWN. D. C.. TO CLOSE A y ESTATE.
Bi NG HOUSES 1907 AND 1896 MARKET
SIT; TT Al AUCTION
o. THURSDAY AFTERNOON. sFPTEM-
b. ElGh lEENrH. 1884, at FIVE OCLO X, f&A
III front 81 the premises. shall sell the fuow--2
ing real estate to close the Of the late Levin
Dukes L IT'S Of Lots lob and l64 in Beatty aud Uaw
kiIis addition TO Georgeown L. c.. having front of
- feet inches by depth of llG ieet t. alley. i'm
proved by comfortable two-story frame dwell. ing
beng l5J1 Market
And AT FIVE AND HALF O'CLOCK, in front of the
Premises, two--tO V rick residence being No SO
Marx street, having front of ~ feet by depth of
about lul feet, with ten loot aleS ON side
In i valuable property and should command the
att Eiiyu Of Parties desiring comfortable home or as
Z IaViir Investment
l. rus cash 500 deposit required each property
at t.ic Ct SALE All cony-yacin at purch sers q st
JAMES - HAYS.
WILLIAM c. HENDERSON,
scl3-iS!s ATTORNEYS for Heirs
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS & co Auctfoneers
w 6J' Louisiana avenue. opposite City Post Office

WEEKS co. Auctfoneers
w 65' Louisiana avenue opposite City Post Office.
WANT bs1lr AND OTHER CHAMBER FURNITURE
PARIOR III RNIIURE, WALNUT AND OAK
DINING CHAIRS SIDEROARDS EXILNSION
TABLES HAIRCLOTH FURNITURE. LOUNG
EASY CHAIRS, SHOWC ASES. MAkDLE-TOP
IABLES BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
MN AND sECOND-HAND STOVES d
EANGES, WITH OTHER HOUSEHOLD Eff
FITS, QUANTITY OF sT0NE-CUTTEkS'
TOOL. ESTS. &c, AT AUCTION. WITHIN
OUR SAlEokOOMS.
ON THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER EIGHT
EENTH, Al TEN A. NJ. 1t
WALTER =. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
SPECIAL SALE
SIX BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES HAIR
NAT lkESrES WiRh WOVEN SPRINGS. Nal
MI Cl.1t TONIEK. ELEGANT LIBRARY TIE,
FOUR PIECES WALNUT FRAME MIRRORS,
WALNUT AND PLUSH FRAME MANTEL MIR
kOkS, EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES. VAIN I / AND
70 .ENOOD BOOK CASES. BRU AND IN
GRAIN CAEfETS, RUGS AM MATS.
On TO MORROW. at ELkVEN O'CLOCK A NJ. We
shall sell within our saesroom the above described
articles.
Terms cash WALTER b wIILIANfSS CO. A,,cts 1t
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Local Notes.
Sudden and Painful Death.

John Baggett, a well-knOwn citizen of Fairfax
county, Va, went to Alexandria last evening from
his home, near Hayeld, to see the circus and enjoy
himself. Before midnight he was carried home
corpse. On his way down the Telegraph road in a
wagon ,ng ms team ran on He became entangled In
near Dogue run, and then dragged half mile with
fractured skull, until life was extinct
SENTENCED FOR STEALING TYPE.-Edward Wells
printer, who has been collecting money from his
fellOw-wOrkmen in this city for the past week, was
before Judge Mills In the Police Court this morning
on a charge OF larceny, and pleaded guilty. On
Monday, after collecting money In Mr. Franklin
Rives' printing Office he walked out with about
s. worth OF type already UP, but before he could
get away he was captured and given in custody OF
an officer. He received the substantial sentence
OF six months In Jail.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMHr1R.-The following
were the readings at the office of the chief signal
officer to-day: am. ESQ: II am, TO- pm, 62A
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PASTOR GCIREY'S TRoUBLES.-Pastor Guirey OF
the Willis Street Baptist Church. Patterson. " j.
who has had so Much trouble lately wit fair
widow in his congreg ation Offered his resignation
sunday and delivered his farewell sermon. 4
large number OF the friends OF the pastor an
nounced IL as their intention to establish another
Baptist church and ASK Rev. Mr. Guirey 10 he the
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MEDICAL. &c.

SEAp AND BE WIsE,-DE. BROTHERS, aO6 Il ST
southwest. appeared bet and made oath that
- = he oldest Established Expert Specialist i'll this
Ctyaid VIII guarantee cure IL ali ofvenerealls-
ear and iIrlI7h medicine. CHARGE the poor Iur-
llSttC Medicine Tree. Consultation and advice
ihy hour ULEI- tn" day Subscribed sworn 10
:'!' me ~ DE- Ei>OItlIES. April n, 1854
:, Sim SAMUEL II. WALKER. Notary pu1bii~
~ MANHOOD REsT0RED BY USING A BOTTLE oR
w. two q DIR. BBOi HERS invigUrating Cordial
VII cure any case OF Seminal Weakness Nervous
t.-iS AMI lnspotrucy. II upart5 SIsur the wIol3
sNN''ii ~ l. street southwest au2J-ln.'
g VI HtAltD. 90 DR.. BROTHERS 900
amt :- street sou Invest, and be cured The only
liable resident ADVERTISE ysician in WashnytnI,
49, gN n MS iarti. uar attention To the treatment
III cure : all forms OF Disease" particularly that of
: private character, Tor over 81 years au,5-lIu'
L. II SENEk BEEN CONIRADICTED THAT
tie az u HIitS i not thc oldest established adj
Stt.s5lg dds Physician III this CT v ladies' Won
C.l- cor LteI liz consult ir BEOTHE S 900 Is st Wv
'cuiSr attention y i'll 10 all diseases peculiar to
la..t. single AL Irregularities and nya
rlau no tn.'s sHcr' ssfully treated cS-Board with
sO' acc ii;;nodations and kind cfcie Eurses !uru
ih'd T. thr Who may q, sire 10 stay Gays in the
'-iS u'i'''F iiS II" atln'flt, au25- Inn
AZ DANE II OiiEST HAS REMEDY FOR La
We DIS All female complaints quickly cured Can he
cU.Stttt GARY at IA .th street northwest Office hours
IRON 10 oc.IsA pm with ladies only. jy22-2ms
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MI. VERNON, VT yEENoNt

STTs1IFr y. " CnEC0p.y
leaves -hstGset wharf oaiy t5Xrep sunday, <o- W.
vernon ~ !" o'4A returning rtsci-s Washing
toli about 90 pm
srl6 I L. BLAKE, Captain
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nR. LEON TKF OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
only rsliab i,i.s Ply siciaI III the city, can be
E-Gift daily 32J Missouri avenue first street souh
e. lennsylvaiIa venue between 81 and Az streets All
tGInaie complaints and irregularities quick " removd
lrCllt treatment Corfcsl Cleice and
.trctiy confidential Separate Tor ladies Oifcs
| iO'tis-i 10 ai 10 y IL au20- In
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Mrs. Burnside.s Troubie~.

A pKsERrED WIFE STRIPPED OF HER HOUSEHOLD
PAKIoR WINDOW.
Persons visiting Mrs F. E Burnside,s house. No
los Massachusetts avenue, to-day had 10 climb
through the parlor window or remain outside, for,
oy advice OF her lawyer, Mrs Burnside locked all
the doors tight No strangers were admitted even
by this novel way until they had been rgdIy cross
examined by the lady OF the house and proved
themselves worthy OF confidence, Mrs Furnishes
husband left the city a week ago. and according 10
the statements OF Mrs Burnside has deserts ed her
Tor good. In April last he Induced her 10 sign a
chattel mortgage for her furniture 10 secure loan
OF $3.50 obtained through the Hartford Loan ana
saving association Mrs Burnside says she gave
her husband nfty dollars three different times
10 make payments on the loan, though the
managers or the association deny that ho made
such payments Last evening Mr.. j. ". Babe, the
owner OF the house, who appears also 10 have d.
interested IN the loan. appeared with another man
at the house. Mrs. Burnside SAYS they entered the
house during her absence. They exhibited me
paper signed by her aud proceeded 10 strip the
house or its contents Mrs Burnside sat on 4
bed and refused TO move. that she saved the ped
lor her accommodation las night
When STAR reporter called at the house to-day
after demonstrating that he entertained no de-
signs upon the few articles she had managed TO
Keep. he was permitted 10 scramble through the
window. He found Mrs Burnside and some Of her
friends entreDched inside. Mrs. Burnside gave 4
lively description OF the scene OF last evening
when the house was stripped. and took the r.
porter through the house 10 show how bare it WAS.
She said She rented the house and paid $50 for the
W size SAID. size
had been deserted by husband. her FIRST .iuS-
pand, who Is still living, having lett her IN the
Iurch with three children.
MI. j. Amber Smith. Mrs. BurnsIde's counsel, WAS
TINS AFTERNOON Arranging 10 repleVS Mrs Burnside :
houSehoid goods Tie said that Tar as he could
ascertain the seizure was entirely Illegal, and he
intended 10 confer with the district attorney with
the view OF having the responsible persons arrested
for burglary.
Mrs. Burnside says she proposes 10 hold the fort
LOT n1ty days, all the tiIae the law viii permit her
TO keep the house.
When STAR reporter called at the Hartford Loan
Associations offlce today he was told that Mr.
hertioru Would not be In until after O'Clock. The
young gentleman In charge stated that the publ
cations regarding the seizure OF Mrs. BurusidcS
eHeclS Were erroneous, as she had been allowed to
Keep SET OF furniture cooking utensils and every
Iuns necessary Tor her 10 continue housekeeping.
The seizure, he said, was entirely legal Mrs burn
Slde, ne thought. might have some complaint
against the manner her husband had treated her
Uul cue lSeOGlatlOn was moi reSpOnSible Tor that.
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Io NokFoIK. IoETEEss MONEoE AND LIE

Two NORFOLK. IOETEESS MONROE AND THE
Il sol IL
TCTONAC STEAMBOAT CONPANY's popular
ftesIue- III fGF II All leave 1th vi IF on
Nrn'iay- .rt Hcut-.-ys It 5-iu Saturdays - ,. NJ
Sieis It IIsy ioIat and Coln:e.d I.ai. aad
retu ming.
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RET CI.NS MONDAY
MOANING.
E1'luSiFe Ce+Ot ctiou- w l. Boston SUI T-Cv3~uca
steamers Come = also With N.w cTk ;ld l.eii-
mont steamers. EuIiO.a and Western. -ra,e tri
and Roanoke, Ocean view and SIgainia Beach
railroads
Passage ali - secured Ealtisuorr AMI
Ohio tlrket of3t-. 18th street ard Ienusrlva-
"a avenue. a. 81 MARI hotel Tel informs Itxt 10
S'ty st of"e Cflc" o: HI ~ sxITss ant
wharf
k-9Xs express viii call fo- and check Lasgaee from
hotels and PRIVATE residences
ll+lEAt received ,asiy until p. m.
Nlu MILAN l.. WrICU General Acart
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OVER NIAGARA FALLS INSIDE OF RUBBER BALL.
Oliver Wormald, plucky little fresco painter, OF
Buffalo, n. Y. announces that he intends TO go
over Niagara Falls In rubber ball, for purse of
$l,OOO as soon as arrangements can be made The
ball Is TO be Is feet In diameter and made OF rubber
three-quarters OF an inch thick, covered with
closely braided tarred rope TO prevent any injury
10 the sphere In case tt should strike the rocks
Wormad expects that the ball will receive sufficient
momentum while in the rapids TO hurl IL rar out
into the river where he expects to be picked up by
a small boat, which will be waiting for him Com
pressed air will be injected into the ball, which VIII
De hernetcaily sealed, and Wormald says he can
live In 1t for ten minutes, II necessary He Il about
IS years old. and was born In London.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. September II. 1884
In your issue OF yesterday, under the head OF
"Carpenter's Complaint" Mr.. Fowler goes on to
make statement regarding the wood work done at
the Pension office, calculated to mslead the public
Inc truth Is the man who has the present con-
tract D. N. York, is boss carpenter, standing We'll
IN The city, and bis superintendent Is Capt r. A.
BOYD, master Of his profession, as Mr.. Edmonston
VIII testify. The testimony or Gen. NeigS should
be sufficient. MI. Fowler has grievance and that
Is 'what is the matter with Hannah WooD
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucrloneers.

EHtNCANStN BHUS.. AuctOneerA
SPI-EEDID BROWN GLIDING 15]@ HANDS HIGH
FIVE LARS OLD. SOUND KIND AND
q. MILE, WORKS. IN ALL HARNESS, AT ACC-
TON.
On THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER FIGH-
TIN II. at ElENLN O'CLOCK will sell in front
OF cur saltsrUoIs the above Horse. his a hand
lIldl. trCtS tI,. be
trained t. greater speed Nay he driven by child
his sale Presents client opportunity to obtain
a III" dElFlnE or family horse. se15-3t
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The Fowler Relief Fund.

ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.
THE STAB has received the following additional
contributions to the fund for the relief of the widow
and children OF the policeman, Fowler, murdered in
the discharge Of his duty:
Western Division and Board OF Review, PEN
sion Office (furthe contribution s. 50
The ladies OF the Special Examination Division
OF the Pension Office. Observation-Disclosures a75
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y IFI-NIIN-
Steamer THOMSON MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
ERlbAI IN. Par ~. se!G
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The S1NADIAN bOATNEN FOR TIE NILE E1PFDI-
TION.-The steamship Ocean King sailed from Non
treal sunday, having On board the Canadian con-
tingent OF boatmen who have been engaged by the
English government to pilot Lord Woseey and his
Gordon. The contingent comprises a hardy set OF
voyageurs from Winnipeg. Ouch ct, Ottawa and the
under the command OF Major Dennison, OF Toronto.
At Quebec, where the vessel arrived Monday, the
men were inspected by the governor general after
which they sailed direct for Alexandra, where they
are expected to arrive about October TO- The men
are provided with suitable kit and receive $40 q
month, besides cost OF maintenance.
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Name. %. l3pmi Name.
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KILLED FOR BETRAYING HIS NIECE.-A. Crupe a
farmer OF Kansas, killed his brother Monday The
murdered man was resident or Buffalo. Ny, and
an accredited correspondent OF the Courier OF that
city. He has been visiting his brother there Tor
some months. While stopping with him he be-
trayed his niece, girl OF IL years. The facts be-
coming known to the father caused him TO take
the life of his brother
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7 OOH LowFARFs
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
HIT y Is = A-L-

Pass =" AID r.ois s.cu-. at Z ard q ticket Office
l4t street @;Ii iy-ss iva IA rr,. General Cfct 9th
street wharf, 3 s4ri hon. cali 7.lI-B
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GRAVES DEsEoAATED BY CRANK.-Last Friday
Tom Marston. While Insane. weHt into the GENE
terry at ConyerS. Ga. and deSecrated the graves.
On saturday night he burned the Methodist
church, and on sunday tried TO fire the town in
sever al places On sunday night he was discovered
In the act OF setting fire TO u fence and WAS pur-
sued and shot three times 10y mob of citizens lie
confessed, and said that God had commanded hun
10 90 IL all lie Is seriously but Lot lnortaily
wounded.
NOT SUCH A JOKE As He THoCGHr.-At Fort
Galnei, Ga, there Is a colored man named West
Gordon who has been jealous OF his WIFE, Their
Quarrels had been numerous, and the husband
determined 10 end them by a trick. which well
nigh proved fatal He got the clothes line and,
throwing 1t over one OF the rafters in his cabin,
fixed 1t, as he supposed. hong enough to let him
stand on the floor While he was trying TO make his
wife think he had committed suicide When he
slipped the moose around his neck and stepped
on the chair he found to his horror. that the rope
was just enough too short to make IL very uncon-
Portable He groaned so pitifuly that 1t awoke has
wife, who came rushing out, eXclaiming as she saw
his position: "iou Old fool liz most mind to let
you stay dar." She procured the scissors and cut
him down, and he fell TO the floor almost choked TO
death. He says he will never test her affection
that way again.
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a 3ELLLEONAIRE's FREAK.

Matt Morgan Receives $3.50 SeaIskin
OvercOat and Cap for Two Minutes
Work.
Nicholas Longwortb, ex-Judge of the
Ohio Supreme Court, the only son Of the
late Joseph LOngworth, by whose will he
has just come into property in this city
worth $40, 0,000, 600, was one of the princi-
pals Wednesday in a little episode
which is the talk of the clubs. Judge
L0ngworth, says a Cincinnati special to
the New York San, in a slightly cOnvivial
mood, stepped into the studio of Matt
Morgan, the well-known artist, to
meet some friends. He wore a
magnificent sealskin Overcoat and
cap of the same material, for
which he recently paid $3.50. Forny, the
artist, was in the studio at the time. The
two men were in the middle of the room
engaged in conversation, while Matt
Morgan, from his desk in the corner.
drew a rapid sketch Of Judge LODgWorth,
bringing out the sealskin OvercOat and
cap in a very graphic manner. Before
leaving the studio the sketch was shown
to LOngwOrth by one of his friends. The
likeness was a striking one, and Judge
Longworth was delighted with it. He
knew at once that it was the work of
Morgan, and hastily removing the over
coat, he seized the artist by the arm,
lifted hlm to his feet, and buttoned the
rich garment about his shoulders. Then
removing his cap he slapped it on Nor
gans head with the remark:
''Here, Matt, any one who can draw
like that takes the goods"
Morgan protested, but it was no use,
and Judge LongwOrth left him, declaring
that he would never speak to him again
if he did not keep the overcOat and cap.
He then looked about the room and, find
ing an old straw hat covered with paint.
he placed that on his head and left the
studio for his nome.
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Manatee has had a case of dengue.

Manatee has had a case OF dengue.
Astatula viii soon have a new church.
A co!ored convention Will be held in Games
Vile on the jth Of February,
During the late cold weather vegetables in
the immediate vicinity of Tarpon Springs
were killed, but the orange escaped injury.
A South Carolina contractor took 200 ne
sroes 10 Putnam county to work on the rail-
road Woke up next morning aud found the
darkies had taken their departure for parts
unknown.
In accordance with an ARRANGEMENT with
the Post Office Department, the steamer Syl-
vcster commenced on Tuesday last to deliver
am accommodation maH' at Green Cove
when going up IN the morning and returning
from Paldt6a in the afternoon.
On Saturday night last the room of i. Cor
ken, at The Orange Cottage. Green Cove
Springs. was entered by a burglar and a gold
watch ana chain and ten dollar bill was alb
stracted from MS pants pocket. Mr.. COrken
oilers reward OF $50 for the recovery of the
watch ami the arrest of the thief
The Pensacola 4 Adcqace- gazette saws: s.Robt
stewart and Charley Daniels, the two young
men accused of rObbing Kitty Mitchell, a
saloon keeper on PalafON street wharf, Jan
uary l2th, 1854, were brought before Justice
Esdmond on Tuesday for a preliminary
hearing, Col. j. p. Jones appearing for the
prosecution, and Messrs. Il. II. Fries and III .
h. OlNphant for the defense. The trial caus-
ed a good deal Of interest among the habitues
OF the wharf, as all concerned were denizens
OF tnat locality, and as the accused were
charged with burglarizing Kitty Mitchelrs
house TO the amount of $4,000 in iewelrv and
money. After hearing the evidence ON both
sides, ana the arguments for the prosecution
ana defense, Ills Honor took the case under
advisement, and at 4 o'clock "Wednesday de-
llvercd his opinion and placed the accused un-
der 800 bonds apiece, and as they We're not
able 10 give 1t, they We're remanded to
jan to await the action of the grand jury al
the spring term OF our Circuit Court "