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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

Ieule he cannot remain Ia Berlin without
snscting the relations Of Amcrics and Ger
l.any. Ills stav will ais, bs offensive TO
Germans In America "
on'iInArr OMAN.
| SuKAIh, March 8-Osman Dlsma refusoD
! 10 negotiate aud Ignores the deg, OF truoe
sent ont from suakim. 6ensrsl 0lshhm y
already beginning ~ advance against Os-
man.
rHE IRrH sUirscrs. II
PAsIs, Aaron.s --lSpecsll The poloeo
are watching the movements oi eighty.thro
persons IN Frat o. suep' ctef ~ neloneingto
tho dynamite party. o'Dpnoysn. Rossa's
son 4 befc, tut there is nn evidence fhse
no is connected w,th dynamt-rs. The
hrl thor u Joseph Brady, the Plm TX Psfk
assassin, Il living la ihe QgAlirr Later.
Dispatcher Mtt-r, wno has been ws,nhinG
lhe movements Of suspHel.i lrishtnen In
Psria fof p0me iinis, under Instructions OF
the B'iiish homo secretary, has gone to
Bordeaux.
prsAniTr ~ HUNGARY.
PIsrn, II sron S-A dyBRmite pllt has
bern discovered here. The police have
seir q several packages OF explosives Tor
sard.d by angrohnts thr) ugh parcels In
the post.
RtCoHxrrDs an IMMEDIATE ATTACK
LoNpps, March --hsnsr.l Gordon reC.s
omni' n q an imnedinie attack on O9man
Digua.
rAACk rkOhkCrh.
trAEtn, HufCn a messenger from
tho enemy's camp reports that dnspiie
Olman'a eYpOrs'icn1 his loll0 gefs Hte de-
rorai Eec. The situsrou appears flvor-
able for neg)tnt Ous. Consul Baker has
trlsgrnphrd taa Rrit-h minister Ut Cairo,
Offering 20 o. 10 Oimau's caEp sud pring
him 70 terms. lie believes thc tribe will
not only conclude q treaty OF peace bnt will
undertake 10 keep the route 30 Barber
open.
AHorHEB TREASURY GRAN.
PfrrtnUgG. Marcs LABOR othciala aro
petition here 10 he pTeeented
- congress n,kiBg sn appropriation OF sl0-
600 UOOSo the surplus i1r coiunzition pur-
u1,es This sum 11nld supply - O0) iimi-
lies with 500 esch, mnrtSa'e 10 be given
on the land Tor tha psymeut in liitsen ), arr,
all1g gine II the s,tIer pDFs iot the home-
stead OF 100 acres in tiye years at par, and
anderieu years / per cent. and over ten
ytare per cent. rhe petition IL beng
largely signed.
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No BANKRUPT STOCK !
BUT ALL NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS at
BROS.

We are daily receiving goods in every depart
and will be able to offer for the coming season the best
assorted stock brought to this city, Below is descrp
ton of aew bargains offering, which is truthful and
will be found therefore, represented and to prices we
have them with view of making even long journey
to establishment profitable.
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Nsvyork Notes.

A syndicate hs- taken $1,000 coo bonds OF
the Henderson Bridge company, and the
Ohio river 81 Henderson, Kentucky, is 70
be bridrrd and railroad connection made
continuous IRON S. Louis and Chicago TO
NAs.y. .is sn1 possts sSu.a.
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San SARA.

SAN saBA. March s-[specia'l Owing
TO the vi-e not being in gooc workir z order
for several days no specials have been sent
this week.
District court convened here cu Monday.
Jai - J. G. Tosas prssiilGx. Hon. 4. 3.
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ACieuI hurst

eAH FgArcrso Ns-ct "A cloud barst
ns.r CsiicDfe a. fi,31 at richl .cd covered
w. ~ instant the frlf- az ~. n bern Pa
g flo railroad ior = data - Ct irrera' hun
irtd To-, vth tsc irst ~ rtni ard ~a.er-
The aGiainins hniiGinfs ~cr. eight incnes
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RIBBONS.

VIC have some rare bargains In
those goods TO ,if3r. Oie line ofnll
silk OF oman aud satin and gto'-
grain at loo ayird; tnu I'm ,'o'l2 In
salin ana groa rain and moir" ~
IKE yard HsOR Tue Of hantsom r.
plush aud satin ribbon 10 4 inches
wide az Csc yart: and some Dig bar.
gains IN real ostrich plumes and
tips.
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nI-NIS0N.

DFSsos. March S.-[Speoial. 1.-The bulk
of Mosely Bros. stock OF dry goode. cloth
ing. etc was sold to-day bv the United
State. m arshai for sl3, 800 to w. n. Moritz.
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yfiseeIlaneou. Foreign News.

LospOH, March S.-1eneral Grahsm has
been ordered not 10 advance unless he 10
sure Of finding the ensmy. The cavair,
reconnoi're tonight. Omen Digns is urs-
ing hi. lowers To iebt. assuring them q
success certain. IL will watch iron ef.r
As they 90 battle. Invoking the blessing OF
Allah.
ssnGKrT WILL STAY.
RrRIrn. March 5 M Ginisier Sargent hss
decided not 20 resign and vii submit the
m after 20 the sutlori.ies at NashiDgt1n
The Deuischs rose Btstt. calling attention
10 what IL u piessed 90 ell Sarserrs IN
c,mpeteucy a. compared siih MS preds
ces,cr. says: We believe the Amsricsn
goyernmcnt In Ignoring tue fact thai Nis-
,.,.t Sssx.s. A~s sxysssl A-a.ssl - .-4..
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OORSETS.

Our Corset Department has a well
earned reputation for supp ying tho
best OF goods the very los est OF
pii ~, and when we announte n limo
OF bargaias. ladies know thew sro
genuine. We offer n line of COrsets
ni 25c each. one line In white and
colorcd at i5c each, and the celebra.-
cd MADAM DuvaV u only 75c.
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DRY.

or DRESS GOODS We have Just
oponod au entire line of al the latest
spriug Shades and styles, an array
that Is simply bewlldehng IN IL va.
ritty, aud unsurpassed for. oheaprs.-
First on the list IN a line of Wo's'eds
IN black ard col1ra NJ l2hc u yard;
then We have q line Of Broonies li,-
belso,. Cheeks, cic., In all the lea =
lng sha les at lthcs yard, and q com
bing,ion of Pl.id-, Nuns .Neilin.s
and other Noyolties In stiipo. and
Suitlnss ~ 40 aytrd. And Striped
seon liokers st l0ca yard. And Ron.
frew Dress Ginghams nj l0c a yard.
Aud indiga Blue Piinis (AFnolo'D
az shc yard.
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PERSONAL.
sWEAK AND UNDEVEL0PED

PANTS ef the Human Body Enlarged, Dcve,.
cr'oi and Strength ned" Etc. Il an iniere stine
~ ineuiricf We VII say that there In no evi
6cncc Of hunb. a about this. On the contrary.
ehe advertisers are very highly tndorred n
n al particulars oy addressing Ere N e1icl
o. p s1x sis. Baaaio MI Toledo Even
- 1s~
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LASeAsTIR, March S.-lopeciAl by rele-
phoutl The sto, Z OF nevs ierrs hetea-
bouts sas been .i'm for TINE. Nesrly
everybody 10 a. uofk. y is'gfss i1 about
,tAtu quo tnr this 'eGson of toe year.
Major w. l.. Nance broke che m6irimo-
Mai monstony by taking unto himseli c
lair bride In the person OF Mrs. Ssllic B.
Ghesihhm % their bridal tour they TOOK
in hardi Grss at Galveston. They are now
doiog the honors Of Housekeeping a. the
Grove resldencs.
W. Il MofIstt and sons were much
ples.ed on their recent prospective tin 10
Clsbprno. Nr. Birt Mote,, has tcld hia
resideuce tn John freeman. X 7. Henry
has bought . lot Of q. freeman on which he
proposes ersclinga ommOdious cotton Ein.
Aunt Polly N liz, one OF our Oldest ol.l-
zsup, has been quite sick but 10 convsles'
cont.
Dr.. l.. b. voolfolk, OF Kentucky, has
hrsa conducting = series Of eetlngs At tho
Baptis, church. With large and interested
ssiiences.
The Presbyterian church now ring9 ION
time" WITH I, pleasant sounding bsll.
Hon. T. r. Nash is expected to favor the
community with an address on the y |
in,taut, A good audience always greets
him here.
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Fisher, OF 0eorgstown, Jude. X. N. Ward,
~ Burnett. aud Judge A. q. Cooley, OF

Fisher. OF GEORGETOWN, Judge II. n. Ward
~ Burnett; aud judge A. q. Cooley, o.
Fredericksburg, are In atiendance.
| The csss arsinst John l. PrTkins for the
murder az Watkins was tried yesterday
aud ths defendant was acquitted, THIS
case has creaed considerable interest.
In tho case OF I, Ratio 4 Co. against ID
II. Roberto 4 Son, the Jury allowed tho
plaint'fis S51s aud gave Roserls a son
$500 damages against The plainlihsior clos
Ing them up.
The case of Bsrrsm & Miller. Of Au,iin.
against the same parties was decided ia a
like manner,
Walter Pa,ks vas convicted OF theft Of
hogs aud hntd t25 aud fheen days IN tho
county Jail,
SIR Henry Smith, Of Gsudslupe county,
has purchased the Carn rancho near town.
psyilg 5000 for u.
Mr.. j. l.. Baker has preSentsd
hl. petition With the required
number Of signors TO Judge a. II. Hay
worth, who has ordered an election 20 de-
tern.ne whether the county seat shall ba
removed 10 Baker Valley, ten miles above
here, or TemAln at this place
MT. J. s. MoAlpine has lot the contract
Tor tWo-storv stone building on his lot Ia
front OF the Dulsmeyer hotel.
The weather continues oold,
Our county commissioners have adyer-
tised for bids to build the new jail ~ this
place.
lig.iness Is improving
Quits n curiosity ia on exhibition 81 a
drug store here. IL is RABBIT with Two
perfectly Developed bodies. eight legs, two
tails ana one head. Tho two bodies jnin 81
Tho shoulder. IL looks to bo about tGo
months old.
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nTRAnIrr muNGARY.

PrsrH, II ,ron 4 "A dyBamite .nl1t has
been discovered here. The police have
,eir q several packages OF explosives tor
SArd.d by angrohlAts through PARCELS In
the post.
RtcoHxrrDs an IMMEDIATE ATTACK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-19

The deadlock in the Baltimore council CONTINUES
the republican and fusion members remaining
away.
Al WilSesbarre, Pa, James Crow, a carpenter q
years Old, eloped yesterday with Jennie Williams
aged IS.
James stanton, a burglar, twenty years OF age,
whowas arrested In New York. Saturday. confesses
having robbed one hundred houses In the last sig
months
kneu5er Hart and wife, colored, OF Cricket, Ten
went 10 church sunday night and left six children
home asleep. The house took IRE and was burned
all the children perishlng In the flames
The French government has provided for an In
specton OF American hecon at the port Of entry st
the expense OF the government
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ID ED.

.AREETT. On Sunday February IT, 1894 1t thr.s
@ Sshebier o. Of p od 'he s S.n DORA
years and seven mouths
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MAY second daughter N Of n and Scibs s Ia
Funeral from her parents residence. Gas MarylsDd
avenue southwest Wednesday. February 90 ct 10 ana
l eH aRh e iss I sr1s. Sy rss ''
Funeral from bis late residence No i10e New yers~y
airy 10Th to psser e Sn %sers
VII 6s t held at m Friends q the family and nsla
Brown wife Of Ienrs .ns d.a h.. sss q NJ
unera viii take psas On an1 SsSsss.y February
2oh from the Mission church. street betwssn 1ih
and 9Th streets mort
COLLINS On Tuesday morning February 18th, 1850:
ELlZABETH. beloved wife of John Collins
Thursday. list inst 2o'clock Friends ar Kindly re-
quested not to send flowers
DEchMAN or February 18th. lisa. at O'Clock q
Samuel W. and Mary Deckman. asod I'VE years aud five
o, 4oNayIN w On sgnssy February nth. 1854 .t
Az First street northwest ON wedne~dsy February ~
at clock PIN Friends are respectfully invited u
ICharlestown. W Va. papers please copvl =
EakNER On February IL. 1854. at 10 80 =. at hls
reld.iic IA Twenty nth street west DANIEE.
I r, aged years native of the Parisa
has funeral viii taxi Iiaos rom t STEPHENS church
sa,S ,ra on sb,,sry 20 Friends Of tie
l u
HERkEI-L ON Monday. february ls'h 1854 ut 8 %
P IN, oil consumption HAktlEE $ HEkRELL., be-
OF her age
Dearest mother thou hast left me-
But It's ysod who hath bers,ft me.
de viii al MY sorrOws heal.
LITTLE GEORGE
Funeral from her late residence Nc "a street north
lfirR Ma Papers please copyl
ri NEAGLE At Ian. February Is, 1884, Mrs, MAJ
INA l. NEAGLE. wife OF DIR, J. l. NeaSle. Of South
Carolina, of pneunoI,s In her forty ninth year.
., tuneTal seFvoss wall De q on thursday 2l- inst
are invited 10 attend 2
GoRGIE youngest son s eara and Mary VSi Pyiss'
az ID years, months and days.
Our baby's gone. he was 80 sweet,
For earth he Wa too pure:
In Heaven above him We shall meet.
Aud see him As before.
His little voice still can hear
sm at rest and want you here.
%. let Inc guide you home"
Funeral Wednesday, February 90 at $50 O'Clock pm.
from the Residence of his parents Anscostia c. fune
raj private.
RILEY On Tuesday February 10Th 1884. RUS.
wed eleven months and twentytbres days nA's''
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
R0TCHFoRD On Sunday, February l7th. 1854 %
ELIZABETH hOrCHFoRD. in tine sixty -fouth ysR q
her age
The star that gems lifes moruing sky
Smiles sweetly Ger thee now,
And Roses crown thy brow.
Pure and undirmed thy angel smils
Is mirrored on her dreams
Like evenings sunset girded isls
By HKn GRAsDDAuoRrn
Funeral win take place from the dsnce Of Der SON
james ws5a. sS az ~ ssTsss ::
MICS church az
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
IhL AoDEL FAST line AND The ONLY LINE
ELIWIEN
FEAST AND THE WEST
VIA. WASHINGTON.

1hL AoDEL FAST line AND The ONLY LINE
1HE EFA Ii ASf IfE NEST
s1LEL4 HAILs:
Leave asineton from station corner OF New jersey
evti ue aid street by Eastern Standard 15h Meri-
1Sr o., Chicago cineinratl. louisville ard ST. Louis
Ish caches and ialsce Sleeping PING Cars TO- a Sts
OILS. N1t;9ut change; lU:l5 III. daily to Chicago
1r 1. Al los m and and SCR l. aaiIy $40
T.: Iol.d9 and betr,it via Nonroevnle. lois n
Trans tor rhiladell hia and New York ct s:1oa m
lsrIor and Sic, pins Cars attached.
81, .Ia 1oc@ M M I2; "a. 20 s. go 40 nil
-. 5. -. 5:so. :. clio. l0;0op.ul.
1eTv stations 1etSeen Washington and Baltimore.
1r sJaIloI- on NefroI oiSn Branch. 20 IN and
ITS, ~ 9ay sAetrf sunday 40 IN daily tor
,a'iy eA9,lt SUNDAY: for Lexington. staunfon ard
pm daily Tor FrseidE sJ a iaesf us hsanday y
~ Hsevrs!o lois an aid :i5 Pm. daily except
Jrs rix IRON, mn ~, Vs. al, i' e l 10 a daily
From Ne. York. ard Philadelphia. 2:ta s.aoan daily
, go J. III daily EXCEPT SUNDAY. "
Ron Anna!e1is $50 l04O am. l:5o 6;a7 Pm. Sun
day. D. AZ a m. t:5. pm
fI.In L.za-,t2n c.1 daily. ard AIS p m daily
IroI. Ireo.rtk and Intermediate POINTS SIS 100,
q n, : H. 20 p m and 80 p IN, daily except
1rtiIs ieave Ealtu ere for Washington at = 40 30
Us, "a. 10. ana 10 50 H. II Is 80 L. 440
Z =. so, . 10 ami l0!5 T. IL Cn SUNDAYS , 4 AO
TO . = lba H. 90 s. -25. 80 and 10 J. m
Al Trans Tom WASHINGTON stop Relay Station except
80 1.
loF fpftheT sltorrpati9n arrly at the Baltimore and
feInsy wanna ayene. l4th street where orders
a. point III TIE city
y. NJ CLEMENTS; NJ Of t baltimore.
Rig & h LORD Gen. Passenger a.e,.
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HE M8rkefs

BALTIMORE, Feb. 19-Virginia SKIES deferred 8;
GO consoiidated 80 past due coupons. 80 new threes
oo>a; North Carolina sizes, old. l10>9 bid o-day
ball MORE Feb. 19.-Cctton uull-middnz lOl6
rour steady and quiet. Wheat-southern firm western
a91n1 steady and dull southern red lOaI Is; amber
li4allt; No. Maryland. l. Is asked; No. 2 western
WINTER 1 red. spot and February. l0al 1O1s: March
a.lo.s April. / AL. 1873; May, L14all4A
easier and dull southern white. 59a6l do yellow 59s6O
Ws s," nixcd spot 6i1a bid; February 81 aaI q
M.i.ich to'.a6lA April: Gl}4a62ie: May, Is sa6 =
saer 5faS Oats STEADY and quiet southern 4a46
d a Rye quiet, 67a63 Provisions tirnr with good
ctea,d Er-s lower and dul. p. Other articles IN
oisaiged frei9hts to Liverpool per steamer dull
Gotton 3l6d-: -four. ls.3d.; 2sa3d Receipts
noi i6S2 barrels: wheat. Ii ,aj bushels; corn, O00
bushels; oats. LOCO bushels. Shipments wheat, IA 600
bushels: corn 1000 bushels Seits-wileat 81, OVU
bushels. corn, l07, 900 bushels.
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Alleged Attempted Election Franc.
WARRANT IssCEn FoR ARREST OF A UNITED srxrw
sENATE EMfI0YE IN EHII AnKIfHIk

SENATE EMPLoyE FHILAnELPHlA
Afraudulent attempt 10 affect the result OF the uu-
nicipa election In Philadelphia to-day was discov.
cred last night Thousands OF circulars purportihe
10 come from the democratic city committee but IN
reality from other persons, were received by voters
throughout the city warning those who were fur
nlshed with tax receipts by the democratic dvisisa
committee not 10 attempt 10 vote on such receipts
as through mistake the city committee neglected 20
pay the tax receiver FOR them Upon Information
received by the lawyers engaged by the democrats
ueS directed mat warrants be issued for the arrest
or sReal Estate Assessor Joseph l. Nobre, Wm. D.
Aherf. secretary oi the republican city executive
committee, and Charles r. voorhees,. an employs a
lhe nted states Senate, who is resident VI Phls-
denhla.
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A BALTIMORE sos SEE. Hrs F,rnrR.-Frnsnl,

\ BALTIMORE Sos SUKs HIS FaTHER-Frnault a.
Williams. wealthy young man of Baltimope,
Maryland, has nlei a bill in equity against ms
father, George ii. Williams 10 set aside deed ~
trust made by the complainant MAY 81, 1872. con-
NeSlng 10 the defendant all his property Including
MS shares under the wills Of the late John - Git
tingS, grandfather OF the complainant, George Nav
Williams his uncle, and Mrs George II. Williams
his moiher The value NJ the property ~ conveyed
ana now asked To be restored IL estimated az L.
tween s'Sh.Hn ana $4,000 The bin sets up among
other things that, In order 10 ut ain control OF the
property, the father awaited himself OF occasAn
when the complainant was under great distress N
Mid brought on 10y threats OF the defendant shd
Indulgence IN intoxicating drink. The answer d.
h'es the allegations In the complaint, and alleges
thtt the making or tie deed OF trust WAS q volun-
tdTy act.
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Wall Street To-day.

TIE NANhHI SIILI1 UNUEK THE EUNTKOL OF MAE1PU-
LATIVE INFLUENCES
NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-The Post says: The decline
In the last hour OF yesterday was only partly re-
gained during the forenoon to-day, and
at u O'Clock the general range Of prices
terday forenoon. To say that the market is either
stronger or weaker" however, now means only
the same thing as saying that the bull clique who
are holding IL up, have marked prices up or down.
as this Is really the most important element in the
nucluatlon OF prices, the market being yet almost
wholly under the control OF manipulatve influences
me thlng required to make a genuine bull market
IS increased buying by the general public-some-
Dooy 10 buy the stock for more permanent holding
aIter tnelr prices have advanced. I his does not
seem to come yet. Notwithstanding that many of
the general features OF the situation are becoming
more favorable to ii.
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CorRr ID 0ySRRAL TERN.
Yesterday. r. a p. r. K 90. ast. Morgan; mouon
TO Try one case ordered
KorrTy CoURr-Judce Moczrfn,r. -.
To-Day, fltZmorTis agt Moran: partnership ois-
solved. sale validated, and reference 70 AUDITOR
Central National bank act tsuinand: sale finally
confirmed Temple aet Worthington: do kiley
at Riley; do pIsL Mcguire ast Mcguire; appear
ance ordered
CRIMINAL CoCRT-~rtIfoe WOiie.
yesterday, Thomas Madden, assault with Intent
10 Kill: guilty.. Notice OF motion for new trial
To-day. Joseph Hawkins. MAYHEM. guilty, sen-
fenced 10 Albany penir entiarv for two wears Frank
Christie convicted 81 false pTeteacS sentenced 20
Albany penitentiary for one year VIM X Brookss
house breaking IN fhe night, guilty, sentenced 20
years at the Albany penlentiaTy.
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Local NAfRS

To-day, IN the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie,
Frank Christie, convicted few day ago OF obtain,
Ing money by false pretenses, was sentenced To
one year In the Albany county q. " penitentiary
Judge Smell, to-day, gave notice In the Police
Court that the rule so long enforced In the Supreme
Court OF the District, PROHIBITING members OF the
bar from going on bonds, would be enforced In the
Police Court hereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-19

CHARGED WITH AssAuLTINa AN OFF1cRR.-This
afternoon, In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, the
case OF Thomas Lucas, charged with having used
18th OF November last, was called for trial Oncer
H1nkle testified to arresting man named Nichol-
son at the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th
to disperse, retorted by cursing him. Lucas,
he said, told Nicholson not to go, as he had
done nothing. Witness called upon Mr..
was pulled back by Lucas, who said he had nothing
to do with it. When they reached the lampposl
Nicholson grabbed 1t and got the witness suck,
In which Lucas was, said "Give it to him." &C.
Witness was incapacitated for duty for six days.
After hearing further testimony verdict OF not
guilty was rendered.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARkEr-At the Queens
town drove yards, on the Metropolitan Branch, B.
q o. r r, three miles from the city, Lewis d.
Means, proprietor yesterday, 0 head OF cattle were
up and sold to butchers at the following prices:
Best, from 6ka6%; good, from 5Za6H; fair. 5ka55<;
brought little over &c. sheep. 27s on the market
na ssS e ss g
HELD FOR HousEBREAK1SG.-In the Police Court
this morning John, alias "Jack" Flaherty, Was
charged with HOUSEKEEPING in the day time. Gus
tav Lewis, a small newsboy, testified that about
he saW the with two other
men, standing at the corner OF 18TH street and
Pennsylvania avenue. just after he passed he
hat out OF stinemeE' window. Daniel Dyson, COL
Ored, testified that he saw the DEFENDANT and two
other men standing near StinemeE store: saw
out light brown Derby hat The others took out
several hats and q silver headed cane Officer
was intoxicated) about half-past O'Clock, and he
had in his possession light brown Derby hat and
two old ones The new one had Stinemetz' name
printed on the inside The case was sent to the
grand jury: bonds $1,000 The prisoners mother
went on his bond
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III PENNSYLVANIA EOCTE

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Ie1 P:ttsbnIy and the wtst Chicaeo Limited Express
go iay WI, siselns caTs rom Harris i'iis
-, 'I'a'' HS.,rrn EHir,Ss 40 M daily WITH
say caii. and G & fota + r. 'Riy With fil
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Fix NUE. i faT I'M Ta1 TnSt !, 70 Ciirs2
r. fEir. tala, iarIa. Rochester BII-alo. Niagara
= m q, naliy tAc.It saturday with Palace Cars
T"i,, LTan,i Washington Oh Saturday night hot
fer WlliaInslGrt Lock Haven and Elrnira at 94oA N
JoI New YoIk aud tIs Fast s.1- 4 m. Io=oa rn
~ M i ! 10 Ir,. on q; sTEdy % Io0oand
a n daiy rSstrt Sunday' "ii'i--h Ari0F osF>
tI fS-'n without Change. l:lOp every week day
1e, bIeeiiyn, Va. thrush trains connect at Ter
s " ~ VI. n"Its CT Brooklyn Annex, afordils
rage se-vss New IorA City N'"''' -e''
,rd II u y ~ On sunday 20 lG,io ana II -
Lag :'ed E1Irsss .. az a n daily EXCEPT sunday
500, 425. 40. 80. 40. lUuO and IL Is p N On
sunday. s4olo'Oa MT 10. ~ ';iC 0:)j ana II: is
Itr Tope's Greek Line. c.5o 8 III ard 1Aop II. daily
For Annapolis. 80 and 80 m daily. e,certsun
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Tef AIesaneiI-a 10 % II ;o5 and IL 81 am.
o.. -. 80. g.. Sc and Il 50 Gu sur.dAys.
10 Richmond AMI the sCuth rs and ll:O5 am daily
,, s.d =. n. Gali, s1GeLt Sulcas
aL1 - ~ atc 10. 30s. -. 10. oS snd 10 sop
u AID l-.lC midnight On Sunday 1875 and 10 10
i1,kse and Attenuation the Office northeast corner
-. i,re can Ie lett Tor the checking 81 6as-
ss.e 10 ESTIMATION iron. hotels enc residences
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