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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

n. and H.. This couple reside
near Grapevine,
Hugh Brown and Miss Matte Williams.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

D. W. Eager aud wife 20 ", e. Echord Il
acres southeast Of Fort Worth, Joseph Baker
patent, consideration, $40.
+. Halle to W. II. Barrett, lot b0xl00 feet. IN
tcrsoCtlun of Hays and Peach BtrectA c0nsid
Grafton, 1850
NJ. ~. Jones aud Wits tod, l.. rhodes ~ acres
part Of Mahnla Lynch survey; consideration,
1llb0.
j. A Elliott and wifn 10 l. d. MAYS ~ ncroa
part of tho Warnoli survey consideration, 500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
A. stert's Gun Store.

Telephone $40 for locEspiihins'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

Tk> ys.1r<i Ga Csz,&.y- - rkz<
cay gill resume wxk MO-. th~S- rel
sesr Tie cirr - 80, - s6t5tsnnSi 500
srripriozs 81 <<ork - tie 60 81 $500
Ere secured = E<ts>6 1ssch tc1cbe1
% &c Do1rh 81 The go ixni<<s ch< gxs
ard sez1E - bl<z< ti<<z1oe q Efse.
% rwexfy fset Tb< coDr.ny ere fhers-
fore s2nEci.e u 1ifiDsfs s1nre<x Bxr
experts wbo ksSe exs1insd rbe veil
now LOT 80 deep-sre q - SpisSo1
shar fhe dri7i rfl hsve - - s>Et down
70 from &c 70 3-599 feet before - j.
<srsck in <lE1senr 4sss<Iry fsr - !.
ns.rfa<1zring--EA A. L@1ger-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

He&-x NekriaIer BrosL arc .
g15s a-zre = rh<ir b1<i.<~s- 80 sPare
- - - . serzr< L. 49, sf every srti-
80 IN 49, EinG Try ksse sersre4 the
A<s.rr - - ceS<hs.,e1 Dr. King :
kew Discovery g. Csss10rtica- III
o1IF r<-rsiE ere kn0wn 90 C11sump-
Ga. Cs1<1<~ CosL Hnrs<nezs. As<hmA
HlT E<Esr- Er0ocAizis- o. ny a9ecfioa
cfrks Dhrns< 90 LEn-z- Sod o. rc@s-
tire ExEr-nss- TrfL Bo<<Ies ErDe- R<g-
nl1r &c ~ - ,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

Thslssn1< have been Cured % cpEb
sgue- bTlics- disorders js1n.sire- dye
p~p-sx snd sii di<e.~e- 81 TIE liver. 1iooc
and -<ensrh- when ~ Other remedies
have k<iI>1- bv rssnr Prof Gsilmers>rs
Fr~nch Liver Pa Which y q.ick ard
p<rm2nenr cure f0- those disorders Asa
vcrr druggist for the crest rese3x- xnf
take 10 orher. AMI II he dos not kerp =
End eI50 ~ = Ierzrr % re Frerch ezd
Co. Tolesfo q sSf receive ore By n<E
postpaid Cal % Mshrsnxrr B~Ds
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

TERRrBLE AcrDxyT--On "Wednesday
st<rnosD Nr Fritz B1srke e0t c.nkkt II
. b<i< q Grsmelspsrheris plxninr mill
sEd vss thrown with crest v50le1ce
<rEnsr che ceiling 81 The rocD- snt cce
80 brctez sn1 large piece II fesh
tori cot he - working * : re-ssw
rzble when the BEN slipped fro1 tie
wh<<I. ke attempted - Pot he fscf
szsizs Il 70 Pn<h 4 cns SIDE wkea r
c.rxhs n his psst.ioons ~ esrriet hin
% % the ceilinx wirh e.e Ieg sver The
sksf< ~ this instant : feilsw-wcrkn11
rsrrht hSld efhim- md sEved hin froE
beinx hart we're n not killed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

"Ws 9ntersrn.1 rha< ecst- erilEi1g
<rmnE<,ee hsre 10 - = ne<riax seL
Ut - ps<pnrinr - - ffky e7rixEns q
y1zr<r . 1s.nE< a esrA towards psEinx
fsr 6riiha<- 90 = esal gsid- siivsr.
brsaa - s9k.<s- isrkel frsa- - sehsr
vziz.b&< 8s<erid = - f11Bd - tke
kDs i > expe.lsd- = eEsrs vi then
- z.3< - o1<2zn sd1i-iosal funds.
GAAf-8As T. Hersig - sks as<<sr -
e1srT<. - wi<k Frsp9 ALL uiIl 1ske
soD<<AEsg - = - - $500 AnsAssl1
szhrrina
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

EEThe trial 0f William G. C05ey. O
Tneetsy- showed rkxt he . stout y01ng
Esl- lad cruelty vhipP-i - crpksn
rhiIi- vko 80 srsY.nx wi-h sne fAfh>r
% rh< de<<n<1nr- with . whip sutil
sssot IN Eon lie srripes inflicted
Judge Velkorn reEzrkei in senie1cing
hfn rhsf 4 Ess pity there 49, n0< .
- @ cur scsrufe books thst wonA ~
E1w the sErne punishment 70 ke in1ECed
On hin he h<f administered 70 the rbil1-
he uss fined olE- and went % jail -
hoard i oct He Ewes u Hal tow
sh;p-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

AaTm<rin< agent Zrre-. 81 fhe
Sp-inxf-ld I.<zrsnce c. called N Coca
rrrr win their local agent NJ AIni=
GrzEeI p.rhsr. On 30 M011.v- Re
ha1 just 2t5a<re.t the lo-s On Mrs.
Ke.n-s property n IreI<rf- burned the
ue>< before she received ga. The
szemnt % ksr policy This u eorn-
uaenGfsbIe snF-a-Ss. and i gs>t
rr..Q1z n<u1xzia4 f.ar huzz NJ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

gUJsdxe Gresham q ChicAga - issf
sppointed Gecrgs - Exams
p<ru.sest Receiver fsr the l. - { -
/. ~ L0zisriIbe- Evassville- IlLiDsis
ssd Bcston interesfs vere 81 represent
"a. and esck s<ked fse to appsins1<nr
" : difersss Receire<, ut Bos>0n wen-
and Erx.s - sppsinted- ledge
Geshan sr3sred lin % 10 eli bills for
Isbor Doe in tAe pest six oes<kA -
~ - ben managing the rcd tor ssme
nsnxns there gill probably be - change
II - miserable poor poliry- Ut enc
plsce wiII - rob1<d % cover : los n
s.other. Every good rxil hss besa re-
moved from th< switches II jasper, and
taken 20 scns cther point. and fkey &C.
Placed iii vorn CT rxlls- % u Goa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

rE-q-- Corn s.d Sweeney h<li -
insx<xr o. runsev IN reKsrd 70 Ir San
kesn- q ireland. =. Sstsr1ss ~. and
. Izrre nguh<r of witnes-<s frsn thsr
neiEhosrhSDf u~-e pr~->ur - ire Cisrk .
06rs- The S<sir~< decided rhsr Ne was
net n>.ssiiy iise<s<d. bsz kseE szlly
Wax Ne w.s sbsD<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

Nr- T. ~ Arkins- Girsrt- Ksn--
writes Il newer kesir1se % recommend
yogr Electric Bitrers = ~ customers,
they rive entire satisfaction md ere rap
Il seIlers- Electric Birrers ere the pur-
60 md besc medicine known sod Eill
positively cure ki1Bey and Llver co.,
ptxinr< Purify the MOOD md Regulate
he boweIs- No family ca Afford . be
without then- They viii >sve husdreds
q d0l,srs IN icc<0r's bills every YER.
sold . ffty c<sss sbss<,e - HeAringer
Bsss jasper, I'D >
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

-1fvsr -x-s .~-r<za Isak - ne
= rzn- x-f - r~r< rsrms<rs - Gram
sHs-x<kers CTry G-~r>-Y- X wfz s1r-
T~-<r r.1 ke~ EtzF n<ri< ccings 80 CO
90 Sc Err1e ~cu-y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

"Th> Indlsna LexiEssurs ~ -
r>r'z.y- and organized by elsctTnT Hon
Chxrf>s l. Jewe-t ~ Floyd Speaker u
the House--s right god cho;ee- Cor
Grzy and Lze1t Gov Manson were daily
s1d delivered patriotic.
and elo1uent spe>rb<s
a biz Gen Jsfk-oa bali sat baneEex
- held IN the eren;-x- saf B<nocrxt=
eujoFed themselves bngsly. and tbsse
sw Repcblic.1< who could b jolly m
der rhe cirrrD<n1ces- joined = sn1
heIped O the fun right merrlly- Tie
fan over. he LEGISLATURE II = - b hoped
wi1 begin wsrk IN earnest, - 90
sh-o1<h IN SIXTY dsvL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

= s.y bsdy 49, ~ dssesss 81 rhrsse
'srlznzs. ve vii se.d prcsf tksr Piss's
Csr- for Csns1Dp<isz - czret tke
sane ceDpikists II o<her cz<e<- A.
dress- = L. HxxEL-<E wlrr>z- Pa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

SErLoETs yTrsL1xER u that E0z rcd
or C0rs1nrsion- L.e=s q Appetite DE-
zine~= .ni ~ sFzrfoD< q Dyspepsia
Price - x1c IS ceuts pr b0s<Se- For
ole ~ Krnrinrer Brp<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

Tne Ks<kskas ufnE-rs-x q &c Ono
<rn,-~nre have vcretrs sfrn : pledge
90 sh--ren-e fruD spSr1 sat rsosrrn-
II = ne s<<1ze1 -hsr 1xnE- II s7y- gf
rAe es<rgrm-n sr- EIr-. - f1itEl<eur~
. a171z- km- there x-w : n1U6er 40
.5-r - &C Eir@ - r0hnrrsL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

~~ronrtv Ansnrr Srhnnr<<h-r fhzl-
--~k ErE-A<z - -u BurErxres fsr
$50 80 E<ss--~1 ts<R q Trr<sc-~-
B-~u Tax D-sser~ ave ~. re Grid
H1z.s<x !. April - Fas O. <rE Isstal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

Will roc srFFKs ~irh Dy.p~pzss 80
Liver Csmrz.ixr5 Skisoh's ys<2liE-r =
i Kusrsnre~1 . czr< Sod - nssr
niger Br0<-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

"a 49, krss8 ss-<rs ci>a1- s11
c. nsw CIV Grs~-ry wiH l>>t vou
-1n<w -.-1 Th~ heg rsc<ss g. esEzlv go
rnr r~rF FsrrAe rsn>T- Ceme ord rrv
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t.SsEL xE1 T1u shl-E - ssx~<ei
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

N~Errxsz 11rE~<Uz-Th- tsH0xTrz
Earr he-n Iirerzss - % - zzrrlef f1rxz
o. -sru-- NJ Fr51-r-
L. - Is-k.sr 81 y<nrv = Prufr-
Jchn O. ygr1En nj Cxrrie L Fink
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

Arrrrxsr--O1 Wednesday Hr- Tin
<rhr S.e<n<F- &C Nsfisp1 tssnship. hsf
= gzr truke. bslo~ r1e knee He wa<
kxEfzrr : rsrxh fsr D. Fsrr- q hiz
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<rr<ket rk@ - h<zSg G. O. srru1nt
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oncs1<n< fsr ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

0Thsz.x A. H<.1-s-<s rer1--s trr
-xrr@5nm = rn<f>-xcnEs p-Dp<rrF
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rssp-- -. -. - KEAz II Ezg1.k-
1E-E<M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

"Th< EvxzsviIle po<r-o1-srsvsn.e
-Hsr ren<- ex<Ez<ire - usr>v ort1>Fs snd
rprEs<rxx <zx>r<r- 80 H-557 t0iizrs-
a.t ~xP~ss<s 1871 trzsinr - pru6r
- f1e sssr - r7Zs8 d<yisrs he r
~ --Alzrr wsE $50 &sslsra TIE
rnrz@T sr3zr ezsis<s@ snS1E-ef - GA
80 1cM<sx nere srs nfs< .zsisrs1rs
81 Clerks - ~ - - sd tes ierrsr
cxrri<r.- q 9 Benr<rr - rh< r -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

rThe d<1~qnrnf f.x-Iizt ~liil y
Road y me Cssri@r 49, ve<k- Tie
s<le gill - rh< srh o. F-brnzrE- and TAX
payers viii have - bsstle sro1Bd o ave
their Ind
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

EWCsndiss 80 TOYS - he nc-ids-s
&c bess Etsrk IN fhe csss<y 6 Granel
CRY Grocery-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

0F1rn>r- desiring good seed rorn
are -~f>r~eff - Ar-PJ G0sD<.n's 81
vsrti->1enr- The corn - THE eognss
snsl1 - wsrsh nsns thous<st< 81 Dor
Iars mere. II IL s~s thoruo<hIy grs1e1-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

Lane b.rk. insh1zs. sri~fi-<- s.i A.
di-~l~rs ~ che kiinrvs. hl~tisr. s1d m
nsrv arxxn~ are p>>itiseIs .nf pern.u-
-mfIr enr>f ~ ~ EcnferfuI n<w rcD<-
dX. Hrpf GaiIne<rer. Kifner Faf-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

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s-..z u<.r 49, - fs--.r Brirsia- sxHin
sa1r1 = ms ~~nw--~-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

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49, . r<-r pz-<r~nr sfs5r- - ch>r -
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

JASPER COURIER
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60 s'<~ Cns Grsr~rs-
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The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-08-11
EAST WASHINGTON.

A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIoN.-M
August Schroeder, the popular musi-
clan OF East Washington, celebrated his
49th birthday last night in manner
which lie will always remember with
pleasure. A large party Of Mr.. Schroed.
er's friends, including many we'll
known musicians, quietly assembled
about midnight and proceeded to his
residence, on Ninth street, where he
was rendered a serenade. After the
last strains of "Auld Lang Syne" had
died away, Mr.. Schroeder appeared in
the doorway and began thanking his
friends for the demonstration, when
he was captured by Captain
Breitbarth and French Queen and
led to Gus Kahlert's, No.
III Eighth street, southeast where
an elegant collation. had been prepared
by that gentleman. When this had
been discussed by the party, they adj
journed to the pailors, and fine order
OF exercises was presented. Among its
features were the poem "Ad Aqus.am"
Schroeder, by j. G. McGinn; colo for
trombone, by Mr.. George Thierbach,
and q violin solo, Aria" from "La
oonnamouia, by Master Raymond
Schroeder. Among the gentlemen
present were f. G. Giesklng, j. c.. Nc
CHM, w. o. Oyster, George Brietbarth,
Captain j. II. Davis, DR.. Il s. Kimbalj. ].
G. Howard, James Crosby, b. f. Queen,
George Bauer, Gus Kahlert. John Knox,
j. G. and f. w. Schroeder; Messrs.
Pierce, st. George, Ia. Caronne,
Grooskurtb, Shimoneck, Prospect,
Schuldt, Thierback, Walsh and Swingle.
REsUMING THE CONCERTS. -. The
concerts OF the Marine Band, which
were discontinued on account of the
death of General Grant, will begin to-
morrow with the regular Capitol con-
cert.
A PLEA FOR LIaHT.-Several street
lamps should be placed on Fifth street
between Il street and Pennsylvania
avenue. AT present there is not lamp
on this street.
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AS he got to /, he is considerably
richer this morning. Woodford's third
defeat shows she Is not right. It is
funny that McCabe can't tell it, Sure
it is II Jimmy Roe had been still in
charge she would not have started.
The race in which Miss Woodford suf-
fered defeat at Monmouth yesterday
caused discussion OF the merits OF sew
eral horses. The Dryers were not
satisfied that their mare was beaten on
her merits, and Lorillard was OF the
opinion that Pontiac, having also
beaten the queen, was at least the
equal, IL not the super ior, Of Freeland.
The result OF the discussion was the
making of grand sweepstakes race of
mile and quarter, weight for age, to
be run on Tuesday next, August Is,
and Miss Woodford, Freeland aud Pou-
tiac were Immediately entered. The
race will be opened to all corners and
will close on Saturday next. The con-
ditions are 81, 900 each, play or pay, the
association to add $4,000. The racing
public has therefore rich treat In store,
and with good day and track 1t will
be memorable contest.
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THE HIGH SCHOOL SCANDALS.
Auditor ChenOweth Asks the Com
missiOners Some Questions.

First Auditor Chenoweth OF the
Treasury has raised another question
against the pay-rolls OF the public
schools which will require some inves-
tigatioD. He writes the following letter
of inquiry to the District Commission.
ers:
"You are requested to inform this
Office whether Frederick Sibon, whose
name appears upon the pay-rolls of the
public schools as sub-assistant at the
High School during the months of Sep
TENDER, 1884, to June, 1885, was not
actually student at the High School
during this period, And, II SO,
you are requested to inform me
what the nature Of the services were
for which he was compensated. |
would also ask IL 1t is true that Mr..
Sabon signed the pay-rolls, drew the
money and paid it over to Burton r..
Ross, clerk in the War Department,
for his services as 'drill-master.' You
are also requested to inform me as to
the nature of the services rendered by
NJ. S. Kenney, who is also paid as sub
assistant at the High School, and
whether there are any other similar
cases to that of Mr.. Sabon on the rolls
OF the public schools
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A Midnight ARRAY.

The midnight platoon of police from
the Fourth Precinct Station House last
night received information that shoot
ing ARRAY between colored men had &C.
Cured at Nineteenth and Il streets.
Officer Maddox hurried to the head Of
Eighteenth street and found colOred
man lying on o door step groaning,
having been shot in the thigh. He was
carried to the station house, where he
lay groaning until about $3.50 o. M,
when Police Surgeons Magruder and
Kleinschmidt arriv d. His wound, al
though not in vital spot, may prove
fatal from the great loss Of blood. All
the information that could be gotten
from him was that his first name was
Abe. 1t was subsequently, learned that
his name was Abe Flint. James Moten,
John johnson and Henry Newton were
arrested later for participating in the
ARRAY. Moten admitted the shooting,
and he is charged with assault to kill.
The iDjure man was removed to
Frcedman's Hospital this morning.
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AMUSEMENT

1.-THE MERRY WAR" "The Merry
War" was beautifully rendered at AL
baugh last evening and attracted large
and cemonstrative audience. The Beebe
company has never appeared here to
better advantage and each OF the prin-
cipals was greeted with hearty and well
earned applause. The scenery and cos
tuning are unusually effective and the
entire production one of very great
merit.
The MINsTRELs. = Fords was
crowded last night by an audience that
laughed almost necessarily for nearly
three hours at the comicalities Of John
son, Slavin and McNish. The opening
scene was spirited, and "took" imme.
diately. Rather more "chestnuts" than
are allowable were cracked. This is
about the only adverse criticism that
can be made. There was much that
was excellent. The coachman's clog
was striking. Bob Slavin was as funny
as usual, but should work over his
screed. Nelsonl executed some really
wonderful feats OF juggling. Frank
NcNish exhibited remarkable supple.
ness in his well.executed act. The
classical poses by Charles w. Mitchell
and William Muldoon were beautiful,
aud caused the beartiest applause.
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A TROUBLESOME PASSENGER
George Crawford, burly young col
ored man, was elected from a Seventh
street Cur when near the junction yes
terday by the conductor, Albert S.
Trundlc, for violating the rules of the
company in smoking on the rear plat
form. Crawford at first resisted being
put of, but when the assistance of the
driver was called he changed his mind
and got of, threatening to "get even."
No attention was given his threats by
the conductor until the car was on the
return trip and near the Seventh street
wharf, when Crawford, who had walked
down to meet the car, again got on,
and without giving the conductor
warning, struck him several blows in
the face and attempted to escape. He
was grabbed, however, by the conduc-
tor and held until Officer Williams ar.
rived, who conveyed the negro to the
station-house. In the Police Court
this morning he was charged with as
sault and battery and fined 800 or sixty
days.
A WHARF Thief. - Yesterday morn.
ing as the wagon Of b. b. Earnshaw of
East Washington was leaving the Nor
folk steamers wharf some thief stole
from the load box containing two
dozen packages OF pearline, valued at
30. The GO DIS were not missed until
after the thief had disappeared.
MRS. NowLAND's FUNERAL. The
funeral of Mrs. Kate Rowland, wife of
the late James Rowland, took place
from st. Dominic's Church this morn
ing at 0 O'Clock, where requiem mass
was offered for the repose OF her soul.
AT the conclusion of the services, which
were conducted by Rev. Father Edelin,,
the cortege proceeded to Seventh street
wharf and embarked on the ferry boat
Tor Alexandria, where the interment
was made.
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RObberies Reported.

Miss May McCauley of 1920 street,
reports that a brocaded velvet circular
worth $l5 has been stolen from her
house by a sneak hief.--Mark Nc
Warrior reports that silver watch was
stolen from his pocket last Sunday.
Bucker F. Stands OF 1876 + street
southwest reports the robbery of a sill.
yer watch. b. Earnshaw OF Elev-
enth and M streets southeast, reports
that box of soap was stolen from his
wagon yesterday.-W. II. II. Gould
OF $40 b street reports that two watches
have been stolen from his bureau drawer
since July 30.-Mr. James II. Ket.
ner has reported to the police another
instance of an old trick of female thieves
-robbing babies of their jewelry. He
states that about o'clock last evening
a colored girl took the earrings from
the ears OF his 4.year.old daughter who
was sitting on the front porch