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Two Ti.sts Ia Dsntry Bay.

VIVA. a different sight BAniIy bsy
saw in ,hs last week o! 10 from Ina,
when it witnessed today! Then
there vas Tee; there, bat 8 hostile
one-ikai @. the French republic.
This new Srmsds, dispersed by the
element, like its predecessor Of Spain,
len Bresi forty-three sal. strong, in
Guiding seventeen OF the line and
thirteen frigstes. On the voyage the
vessels parted company, the Fra
ternete, with Admiral de GALES,
Hoche, the leader OF the expedition,
and Col. Shee, disappearing. But
sixteen sail anchored of the Irish
COAT. After knocking about a fort
night, under stress OF adverse winds,
this formidable array returned 10 the
place whence IL came, not having me
= single English ship Of war going or
coming back. Two insiarred men
we're OF the force: Wolfe Tone, who
sfterwsrd committed suicide in
prison, and Gen. Grouchy, who did
not distinguish himself at Waterloo,
London Times.
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E1trae, nom Financial neror,


Tho Texas Benevolent Association, con
Quoted upon stict y business principles. as
much 40 rs any banking system, and em'
bodi Ing the assessment feature O. raise q
mortuary fundamentally The only
equitable one combines In iu practical
worhinSsall the advantages OF mutual GO.
operation, Tho Interest OF the member
ship ana management are mutual aud
reciprocal itis not easy to conceive how
any nearer approach TO perfection In any
system Of scouting sac and economical
provision for loved ones can bc devised.
/ tho best clerical help to be had Ia found
In the home oiiicc, which IA n marvel of
systoma,lscd management Everythlrg
Is conducted with u olcarncss and diepatch
that leaves nothing tobc desired"
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INDIGESTION CURED.

suffered tor more than ave years with
indigesi ion, scarne'y able 10 retain the
simplest food on my stomach The burn
ing sensation was almost intolerable, and
my who system wa der8nged. ! was
wakeful and could not sleep, and cOnse-
ouenfly more or less nervous all the tims
! decliGet in flesh and suffered ali the us1-
al depression attendant upon this terrible
disease In O word, was miserable. a..
last, failing 10 find relief II anything else,
I commenced the use Of STiils pecidc.
regal 20 Improve az once TIE medicine
toned Up the s. mach, strengthened the
digestive or ans and soon all thai turn-
! z ceased and could retain food without
difficulty Now my health : good. and can
eat anything In the shape o. food. a1d di-
gest Il vi hort the slightest difficulty. l
most cheegtuly bsa- This testimony be.
cause there sre hundreds suffering as
was, and am sure they can be as readily
healed axe the urr scrlbel dose after eat
ing. instead OF before.
JAMES MAN, No. j. Ivy street
ATL.SrA, Ga, @sy Is, ISIS
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he largest -
o. hone-Cnwn ~
aNlimaiei FRA
Tna Vines ~
Shruhs ~ the san
Wholesale a1d y
tail orders so1cfo
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ROCK COLLEGE
DALLAS, TEXAS

Mrs. Crcom's Select School will reopen
the first Monday n Ssptem Der, assisted by
thoroughly qualified teachers. Languages,
both modern and ancient, taught a. usual
price Very superior advantages offered
Tor thorough musical training. Instruments
taught piano, organ, guitar and "iolin.
Art Department in charge OF good
teach er at usual price Text books same
o. used In snbl!c schools Of the city Mrs.
CrOom's Intuition IS 10 be thorough and
practical and teach Sh!ld'en such things as
they should practice when men and We
men. For Terms and other information
pertaining 10 the school, either call or ad'
dress MRS ELYA TRIGG GROOM,
Rock College, corner Cantegral and Live
OaE Efreefs ia Las. Texas.
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A GREAT MEDICAL WORT % Manhood

EXlEcs,s1 VITALITY, Nslyu.s sd Phys.
i,G Dsolity, Prelrs.ars Decline 90 Man,
EfseTt " oltA, snd the ultCld Elser.es
fes1ltcf tc-1 !ntlscretior, e1ccsssS 10
contains F.. y prescriptions for ali ecuts and
chronic t.Eei.rs g, each one OF which IS n
valuable - icnnt Is the sutEor, whose
experience FOR q year. Ia such IS proNsbly
never before fell % the LOT o. any pa ysicisn.
500 pages bound 10 beautiful French
muslin, embossed Cpveu, fs;ll gilt,
guaranteed 70 h 3 amer lvciE n every
tenSs-mechanieali literary aud profess
sional-than any other work sod II this
county for s2So, OF the money viii be re-
funded In every instance. Price only q by
mail, postpaid Illustrative $40 j. s
cents. Send nov. Gold medal awarded The
author by tbs National Medical AssOcis-
uon. 70 the osieSvs Of which be refers.
The Science OF LIS should % read 81
young for instruction, and by the afoictsd
Tor relief. twill benefit .-llondcn -Ssn-
There is no member OF .oole,y 10 whom
The science OF Life will noi be ssegil,
whether youth. parent, guardian, N.
strucior or clsrsyuiRn.-t ArgOnaui.
Address the Pesbosiy MedlcsI lnsciats,
OF Or. W, II. Parker, Nod Bulnnch Street,
BOSTON, Mas, who may be consulted on all
diseases requiring skin and experience
Chronic an | obstinate diseases that have
S Sas'Sd B e; shtil a HEAL : sai
81 . sSSs sFSht; THYSELF
withou; an instance Of fanura Mention
- Nanes
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School boards and trustees who con-
template purchasing school furniture
should not bay before examining the
Acme desk and getting our prices.
We will send sample desks for exam,
inxtion and will quote you prices that
win save you money. Having the
strongest aud most comfortable desk
and al extremely low prices, we are
prepared 10 meet all competition and
10 guarantee satisfaction, Correspond
ence soiici,ed. Address
W. g sCARFF Il Co.,
Dallas, Texas,
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Pre.erxe The Rre.

Hawkes. new crystailized lenses
have the reputation Of being the finest
in use. Ladies' who suffer from weak
eyes, arising from nervous exhaustion
Will find great relief by using these
brilliant lenses. Fitted 20 all condi'
lions OF the eye by Eissnlohr Brothers
& Schneider, Druggists and German
Optlclans.
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l5TW .Si 81. ny
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select school

on the FIRST Monday in sepiembsl
next shall open q select school foI
pupils Of the usual departments
Graduates will be prepared for tn,
Freshman class OF the state Univer
niy. Competent assistants will bl
employed. The locality will be con
yenient and announced in due time
Tuition moderate. w. A. BoLEs.
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Noti.c

IL hereby given that all accounts
duo thonrm of G. Il. Momand & Bro, re-
manning unpaid ON July -, will he
PLACED In the hands OF an attorney FOR
collection, A. DAVIS, Assignee.
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Hrnson,s snrlsg..

This fam Jus health resort, near Mar.
shall, Texas, is in full blast, visitors
arriving daily; good fare, home-like
comforts, and Misunderstanding waters.
Rates reduced. Hacks running from
Hynson's Stable to Springs. Address
c. T.. HynsoD, Marshall, Texas.
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st. Louis Seminal y.
\ Private seieIt school OF High Grade
for Young Ladies.

Situated 81 Jennings, the most beautiful
OF the suburbs Of ST. Louis, on an elevation
in view OF the city, one mile G! the city
limits on the Wabash Railroad. The place
Is beautiful and healthy Number limited.
Discipline 1a4Sr1i and h0me'iEe; each pu-
Pill isdivNJnatzed. English, Classics,
Mathematics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music, Vocal and instrumental and Art
Teachers O. large experience. COmnOdi-
Gus, well ventilated buildings, with beauti.
fUl and ample grounds. Early application
only viii secure room. Terms moderate.
Folrteesih year commences sept 10Th.
FOR further particulars ard Catalogues,
add ess the principal, 3 T BLEWETT,L
L D. Jennings No
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By tho board OF education OF Dallas,
Texas; applications for principal OF
a high grade school at salary Of 500
per month. None need apply except
gentlemen OF first-c.ass education, Gull
ture and experience. Address
W. +. EWING, President.
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Nashville, Teunossee.

: famous institution The AIumne
GrUoer ss3. Tie attendance lssi-sj. 80
Tor sixteen states. The 4lst session be-
gins September, !, ISIS. Psu1u!ce tae col
-ege. For catalogues. special arrange.
Ms1ts and conveyance 20 Nashville. al.
dress j. c. Patton, Professor o. Matte.
ms;lcs and General AGENT. Dallas Teyes.
PROFESSOR Patton Is also connected with lie
southern sclo1. Agency, and viii yupply
Scnoo.s and Colleges with Teachers and
leac-srs with positions Institutions Id
. states have teen supplied.
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Attention Firemep,

The Dallas Fire Department will
meet at Engine House Ne l this (Sun-
day morning al $50 to attend the fu.
neral Of John Meeley, late member Of
Aetna Hose Company No. !.
K. p. AUSsPAUGH, President.
J. r. TooLY, Secretary.
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oUR LoNa BUsINEss srANDINe
In This Community should be sufi-
Gent Guarantee

of the quality OF goods We offer for
sale, therefore don't be deceived, but
buy the genuine Mosquito Lotion,
made only bJ Hickox & Hearne, in
w. II. Patterson & Co.'S, old stand.
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Gss.-a. G. W. G LEE. Pr...i.-,.
MES EytLlyp CNyIRYlTNRT Il VIM

Boston. Mass, OLDEST o. America.
larcestard best s--5rre.i In ito y-S-i8--I'.,'
- stgDc;ors, 81 students last year. Tho.
ough Inst ucilor "a Nocal a1l Iustrurer.
"a M ic' Piano ard organ Tuuint, Fine
Arts; uraiory, Literature French. Ge,msp
sac italian Languages, Erc.lsh Branches
9 Id room, ii5 O SIS pr tenn. Far Tsrn,
begins september d., ISIS. For illustrated
Sa,endA-, giving full Information aidre,
? 4Sl ~ Il, Dir franklin Square, BoS.
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10 Tic ylrrlnis springs.

a patty Tor tie Virginia Springs and
Eastern summer resorts is being or
ganized 10 leave Dallas, Texas, on the
morning Of July Z2i under special
escort. Special s!eepiBg-csr arrange
meDts with only one change to Nor
folk, Virginia. Tickets can DO had at
all coupon offices. Those desiring 70
Join the party or wishing further in!Or-
mption will please call on
l.. ;. ELLIS,
General Western AGENT Chickssaw
Route, No. sos Main Street, or AID
dress Lock Box l6T, Dallas, Texas.
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Sunday afternoon and night; great
attractions, picnic, athletic games and
sports. Meme Bres'. full brass band.
Ladies' and children free.
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Ner Telephone snh,crih.r.

This month TO date; Bottos' Ice
Cream Parlor, Nc. G; Patterson & Co,
drugs, No. %. Z, A, READ,
Manager Telephone Exchange.
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First appearance Of tho Froshinn or
chestrs NJ their concert, ut Melsler-
hans Pavilion, Monday, July ~.
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TRIAL THE TEST,
Success tho Proo
shady View Park

OF uiokox & Hearne, doing the Pre-.
scrlption business Of the city,
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&c, your prescriptions allied at Pat.
terson's.
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Cigarette smokers prefer OPzrk
Puts because they do not sick 10 the
-.
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Library and Free Heading Room Zen.

Ice cream and cake At the Library,
SOS Main street, on Tuesday night
next from : 10 IL.
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ATHoRoUGH TRIAL.
CTEFD N1Tu TIyn nosrs
THE ]. v CR0g0US DRUG Co..

DALLAS, WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Sold al Retail az Dallas by GOE T. AT.
hlNs Asampls package and circular OF
,iesuinonialS sent 10 any address In the
United states on .ipt OF = cents by the
proprie,oIs. MURCHlSON & ROGERS,
Terrell, Texas.
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FREE PROM MALARIA

Ia the fall @. lSSi was taken with a case
Of malaIisl fever, which Froslratsd ne
both bOcy and mind. l was dTugge1 sileT
the Old fsshiOn with mercury and other
mineral mixtures, bat with no God results
My health was 81 altered anu my energy
gons. Ny legs and feet would swell, and
had what everybody thought was dropsy
These symptoms alarmed me, aud l was
reR1y % grasp al any remedy suggested. \
friend advised me - try Swiil's Specific.
procured three bottles and commence its
use. The Ew-llin. soon subsidized. l have
taken the three bottles which have made
q perfect cure, and feel Ike new man
to-day. There never WAS more mer,tOr!-
Gus N define Oiie Cd 10 suffering human
ity. II has wrought wonders for ne.
WILLIS JONES
Gsesburg Lee County, GA March II lSSj
For sale sale by al Druggists
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer s, Atlanta, Ga
l5TW "a St NY.
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]. ). DAUGHRR8Y
DALLAS. TEXAS.

VIII give special attention to securing
good inye, tnents in land for COLONIES,
location for Stock Ranches, Pine Lands
for Saw Mills and Farming Lands. He VIII
al.o give special attention 10 the invest
ment OF Texas & Pacific Railroad Company
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Il B. A.
TNH
Best Institution On Earth

Relieves from Lodge Duties; has
paid 10 Death Claims nearly $780,
900, and saved its membership 81
100000, as compared to old line
rates RIB, PARROT, Manager
Waco, Texas,
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.DALLASACADENY
WASHINGTON N. LEE UNIVERSITY
Lexington, Virginia

Instruction IN the rsusl ,,,.t.-..t.-...
and Ia the professional S,bcSis =. Us s.edles
.hnslheeri.g. Location hesl,b 49,, ~ sna
SnSSs ncderaie Session ore,s 80 "
vSt 1, tor cats ogue, asdratS 49,, : Iss,n.
sS..N q VIC Lgr. PreSi.s,.. zoe
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EDUCATIONAL.
URSULINE ACADEMY,
Bryan street, D alias.

This Institution, conducted BY the Cr-
suliue ladies, is most dssirably located.
The system OF education pursued is design
ed 70 develop the mental, moral and physi-
cal powers OF the pupils, and 10 make
them useful women OF refined tastes and
cultivated manners
TERMS N ADVANCE
z 7ard, washing and tuition, inciGdirg
Stationary, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy WoTE and the ordinary intrm-
airy expenses, peg session Of I'VE
months Observation-Disclosures. -..--.. s 10
Music and use OF piano .-- .--.--.-...-.- 50
TDtTance Zee lonlv FER he first YEAR CO.,. 8
Young ladies desiring sdmiitance into
the Academy must always pIodu.e salts
factory testimonials and recommendations
For further particulars, apply TO the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
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"a EDITION.
--latest kilograms 3 The Sal.
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
SHOOTING IN BALTIMORE.
A Colored Man Wounded at
the Polls.
FIGURING IN NEW YORK.
DISPATCHES FROM OTHER CITIES.
QUIET IN NEW YORK CITY.
FIGURING IN NEW YORK.
DISPATCHES FROM OTHER CITIES.


QUIET IN NEW YORK CITY.
The Latest Democratic Estimates Give
Davenport $1,000 Majority Above the
Hlll's Majority I'm the State ut $4,000.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 2 p. m.-The election to-
day has passed off thus far very quietly and
promises to continue SO to the end. The
Weatner is clear and cold, and the turnout OF
voters Is believed to be almost up to the
registration. Many of the large retail
houses up town like Arnold, Constable & Co.,
LORD q Taylor and others are closed to allow
the large number of their employees to vote.
The political headquarters are almost deserted
and few persons about the hotels. This
afternoon at the republican headquarters
not telegram had been received. nor was
democratic headquarters their very latest
table gives Davenport (rep), for governor,
81 900 majority in the state outside of
land Kings Ss ouns and
Hill, dem for governor, a majority of $4,000
In New York city, and about 1900 in Kings
county, which gives in the whole state demo-
cratic majority of "a 900. In Kings county the
democrats are confident of even 10000 major.
ity and 900 more in the rest of Long Island and
richmond CO. Telegrams from Rochester, Albany
ana HUDSON show democratic gains, especially
In the former. AS to the local tickets in this
city, there does not appear to have been much
trading reported up to p. M, and by this hour
cincts above 14th street. At the Fifth avenue
Motel, and the 2Sth street pool rooms there
has been some slight even betting this after
at the Fifth avenue hotel say that Davenport
will have majority of 25, 900, but are betting
only only on m the general result. Up town the city
election day matinees at the theaters there
would be hardly any one in the streets.
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NIEll.

BANGS. On Monday Nov ID 1sS5 nj Irxat,s
vile, Nd, Mrs.ELIZABETH G. BA Nos widow of he
late VIM. H Bangs
Funeral AZ Oak liiil Chapel. Wednesday q 3 nm.
Friends and relatives invited 10 attend
HANCOCK. On November 3D. 1855. Mt O'Clock
pm, suddenly, JOHN HANCOCK, In mis- forty -uiula
year
Due notice Of the funeral win be given hereafter
KOCH. At III O'Clock Monday night November q
1852 MrA BARBARA KOCH, widow OF the lsss Au-
gust Koch, al her home, 1ll2 NJ street northwest
Funeral WILL take place Thursday, November g. C
2:30 pm.
LEWIS On October 3Oth. 1856. n Moust Vernon,
al, or typhoid fever, MARION y. LEWIS, a
Georgetown d. c. In the thrtieth year Of hs aee con
OF Coinnbia T. and the late VIM u. Lewk (Frsaar-
lex, Md. papers please copy
PICKETT. AT Fort klamath. Oregon, on October
81, 1855, while attached U. ueoiog 6ur.
vey, GEORGE RANDOLPH PICKETT.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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VOTING EA RLY AT RICH MOND.
Both Parties Working Hard-Great
CrOwds Waiting to Vote i'm COlOred
PrecinAs.

Both Parties Working Hard-Great
Crowds. Waiting to Vote i'm COlOred
Precinhs.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 3.-The weather is
clear and cool. The election is progressing
quietly, although both parties are working
hard to bring out their full strength. At one
o'clock a number Of precincts in the city had
pOied over three-fOurths of the registered votes,
while in Others the voting was unusually adj
vanced.
In some precincts in the suburbs the voting
was not so spirited. At several precincts where
the colOred vote preponderates long lines of
voters are patiently awaiting their turn. 1t is
probable that when the sun goes down.many
will have failed TO deposit their ballots. Heports
from other parts of the state indicate the polling
of a full vote.
1t is generally believed here that the aggre-
gate vote of the state will greatly surpass that
of last November in the Presidential election.
Associated Press reports from here will be
up a% special paa 's sna sS%
parison of the gains and losses
will be made with the last election when Cleve-
lands majority was 6,141. There are over
twelve hundred voting precincts in the state
and the republicans will have to average gain
jOrity.
PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 3-Two thirds Of the
vote OF this city has been cast, and the belief at
republican headquarters is that the republican
majority will be from ten to twelve hun
dred. Dispatches from republican sources an
nOunce that in one district where disaffection
was reported the republican vote will not be
diminished. Republicans assert that tissue
ballots are being used by their opponents.
HARRISONBURG, VA, Nov. 3.-The weather
The present poll indicates an increase of fifty
votes In this district
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TRAIN DAsHING Down MorSTarS
special dispatch 10 the Philadelphia TiIars from
Altoona last night says: At =. o'clock this even.
Ing twenty-nine loaded cars which had been
LETT standing AT kittaning Point white the on
gine went ahead To do some shifting started
down the mountain. They collidcd with the
engine after moving a iew hundred wards lar,
had attained such speed that the engine was
unable To hold them. The crew. with the ex-
ception OF the engineer, fireman and one brake
man. had left the train before 10 started aud
AFTER IL had attained a terrible speed the brake
man Jumped of, receiving severe injuries Al
the head OF the Altoona yard the engineer and
1reman, seeing red light directly ahead
Jumped on. The engine was reversed and
stopped the train a few hundred feet further on
Engineer Sam Short had the toes OF his lefi f,pot
cut on by falling under the wheels. The fire.
man escaped with only slight injuries One ear
was slightly broken and the engine was disa-
bied The escape from terrible accident was
almost miraculous
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A Colored Man Clicked to Death.

Petersburg, Va, Dispatch to the New York Times.
A republican meeting near Brandon Church,
In Prince George county, on Saturday night,
has cost the republican state ticket two votes.
James Harvey and Lemuel Taylor were colored
citizens of the county, between whom there
had been no good blood for some time past
They met at the meeting on Saturday, and the
old quarrel was renewed Harvey was heard
by a bystander to invite Taylor to settle their
common differences at a lonely spot on the
Brandon pike road, about two miles from the
village. Taylor accepted the challenge. Moth
ing was thought Of this verbal war by the par
Elephants in the meeting, and no effort was
made to prevent the meeting. The meeting
dispersed, and shortly after midnight Taylor
and Harvey met at the appointed place. There
was no witness present to tell how the affair
was conducted and who commenced the fight,
but at an early hour Sunday morning Taylor
was seen in the village by an acquaintance
who asked him why he was up SO early i'm the
morning. Taylor's only reply was that he had
promised to meet Harvey the night before. "I
have left him where met him., he added,
land don't know whether he is dead or not
Harvey's body was found at the place indicated
by Taylor. He had been choked to death. Tay-
lor was arrested. He admits the murder, but
claims that it was done in self-defense.
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT-DIvIsIoN No. 1-Judge Cbr
Yesterday, Moore agt. McQuade: motion for
new trial filed. Saunders agt. Steadman. do
To-day, spaids agt Cooley; argument i pro-
gress.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Macarthur.
To-day, Main King, grand larceny: personal
recogniZance in 500 taken.
CIRCUIT CoURT-DIvISIoN No. 2-yttdoe Me7-
rick.
To-day, United States use of Stuzell. ACT
Maryman ct al, non pros. entered. Hassett
agt b. & Q. r. r.; do.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day, Westcott agt. Riley; Judgment below
amrmeu Wilcox agt. Mcdaniel; do. Marks
agt Main; on hearing.
EQUITY COURr-Judge Hdgner.
To-day, TaliaferrO agt. Douglas; rule on de-
PENDANT issued. Frederick agt. Washington
beneficial Endowment Association; case set for
argument on demurrer. United States agt.
Howgate; auditors report on trustees report
ratified, and Trustee COyle authorized to accept
payment Of note before maturity.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e She'll
Today, Charles Dean and Charles
Burch, larceny; 6 months each. John
MelOy, assault; Go. Milo Sweeney, assault:
$40 or 60 days. William Waller, disorderly
conduct; $5 or Is days. James Coleman, col
ored, do; $40 or 80 days.
In the Police Court this afternoon the follow.
ing cases were disposed OF: William Thomas
indecent exposure; So. John Wilson, insulting
remarks. $50 or 80 days. Emma Ruckert and
Louis Speiss, Sunday bars; collaterals forfeited.