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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

NkW YORK, Oct q.
FLOCR-lleavy and rather easier; common
10 good extra western and state, 81 d5a3 :;
common 10 good extra ohio, 81 a. ~ com.
mon 10 choice extra 81 Louis, IS Bja5 ca.
WHEAI-ftrm and lgher No 2 Chicago,
Dic, No red, B}'gs No. 2 red nominal, y6l. ;
elevator No white, &c.
tORS-firm and fairly active No. 3, 4Gaisc;
No. 1t amer F%S5G j21gay2i.c, elevator
5%. .153I q, aiiOat No. white, 5H,c
OATS Higher and fairy active, mixed we st
ern, 80 Sici white do, 3iHiUc.
COfFFE-Steady, kOvem mbct 10.
SUGAR Dull; r-hned, nTn; white extra e,
b4c, yellow, Isabi o. stanusrd a, g 3-l6a6J, ,c;
pow 'Ted, 6I.a7sli srauulated, 6 l6ci cubes,
D IS liza g.
MOLA ssEs- Quiet
EGGS Firm a d In moderate inquiry,
PORK -Dul; mess 81 sialO ",
CUT MEATS-Ftrm.
LARD shade lower and fairly actiye; west
ern 81 am g. s0s5 %.
BuTTkR-fairly active and firm; western,
sa2L
oCHEEsE-flrm but quiet; western fiat, ~
OHc.
UlnsI articles unchanged.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28
TWO IDTtNiURERS.


in Clnclnnati.
A great deal ia now beIng said in the pa
n.rs spout Victoria g Woodbuu and Ms.
FEMME & ClsHiD. A woman correspopd.pt
IN Landau writes.
81 hinted At the spproacbiug marriage of her
.ist.r Miss T.npia G CIsaio and this event
took mace on the lsr inst. The bsppy man
IL Mr. Frederick Cook d great merchant. =
whole.sle dealer in IDdla shswIs. :. PauTs
Cnnrcbysrd He lives Al D,ugb House
Richmond one of the most hesurituI spots in
England the mansion being upoD beiyh,
overIookinq the Thames and all the extensive
ard lovslv vaIIev uhich ia so far,rua in lit.,a-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

Bulgaria and Eastern Roumeha are SIT.
uated in what has long been known as
Turkey, in Europe Bulgaria is south OF
Ropmela, and north Of Eastern RoumeIi",
Macedonia being still farther south, while
Albania is east of Bulgaria and NervIa east
of Roumelia. Constau'iuopIo is in the
southeast corner of Roumelia Bulgaria
has an area of - 600 square miles and
population of ten millions, - per cent OF
which is composed of Bu'garians p per
cent. of Turks. the remainder being
Greeks, Wollachians, Hebrews, etc.
Roumela has IA 600 square miles. with
a popuIation Of $4,000 three ctourths of
which is COMPOSED of BuIrarians, and the
remainder Turks and others
II is not, therefore. strange that
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

Cincinnati Market.


CISCiSSATI Oct. =.
FLOUR Easier and firm atsi oai 81 fancy,
81 coal -.
WHEAT-Easier; No. 2 ed, 9ic.
CORS-Heavy; No. 2miNed i4hC
OAT~-Steady; No 2 mixed 27a27l.C
RYE-Firm; No , Gjif5igc
BARLEY stronger; e1tfa No. spring at
lSEG2C.
PORk-Dull at g. 70.
LARD-StrOng,r ~ 81 S.
LK MEATS Quiet new short ribs S. ~ D;
shoulders s. ~
BACON-Quict snd unchanged shoulders
s3 -. short ribs g. ttj short e ear, S. 90.
WHISKY -t.Hiy at 81 ~.
Bl IIEk-DulI and unchanged; extra cream.
cry 2'aDC, fancy dairy lGaINc.
IINSEED OlL-Quiet but firm at i1ai5c.
EGrs-t asi-r at ri.al7c.
LHEE~E FIim and unchanged, choice mild
Ohio 10 0lyHllC.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

At the great meetings y, Chsutauqua there
is no clspping of hands and wild, unseemly
stamping OF feet to confuse the speakers and
deaf-u the hearers. Instead, the audience
shows its appreciation by waving bandker-
chiefs II 4 speaker makes a good point u
hundred handkerchieis tutter in the air
while if he does not succeed IN making an
impression ne is LISTENED TO in silence os-
eph Lonsdsle in Gin. Times-Stsr.
Joseph is mistaken. Chsutauqus audi
ences usually applaud with cIapping of
hands. 1t ia only on certain occasions
and at the suggestion Of Superinte ndent
Vincent, that especial honor is done to a
speaker or singer by the waving Of thous
ands mot hundreds) Of white handker.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

CHICAGO, Oct q.
CATTLE Receipts : 900, shipments, $50,
best grad $ stronger, shipping steers IS IOa
~, stUCkrrs and eaders g. % 70, cows,
buus and mlxei 81 GOs3 30 through Texas cat
tie lOaljc low r, 81 5Da3 10; western rangers
steady nsityss aud half br, eds, s. JJai -;
cows. g. 5Oa3 %
HOGS ksceipts, $500, shipments, 1900
market slow aud l'C lower rough and mixed
o. 20a3 10, packing and shipping, o. 4js3 ca;
light w'ights, o. 2ja3 75 sklps, s2 JOaS co.
market closed W tn 1900 unsold
SHEEP Receipts, 500; shipments 100;
market slow and weak; natives 81 ijaS So
western, q 0Oa3 20; Texans, 81 6Oa8 20.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

for the republicans but for John Sherman,
and the United States senate, most VI
tally important branch Of the government
has been saved by Ohio for the republicans
of the country. This is what the Ohio re-
publicans, with John Sherman Joseph
Benson Foraker aud Asa Smith Bushnell
have done for the cause OF free ballot a
fair count. au honest currency, true civil
service reform and tree and truly popu
lar government
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28
New YORK Live stock Market.

,,,.,.,,, NEW YORK, Oct. z,
BEENE- Arrivals, go; mainly Tor porta.
ton ana 81 tighter rs dir C.; no tradi Ig In
beef Cfte; dr' ssed beef had IA fair sale but
al easy prices. Exports, ~ cattle; illO quar-.
ters OF beef and 800 CarCa. .scs OF mutton.
SHEEP only 400 arrived but fully roo
were in pens, besides that COutd not be sold
yesterday; d. cssed mutton slow At 81 0 al 90
dressed lambs in ig demand NJ 81 fOa, D.
HOGS Receipts, 3iOli market duh and un-
changed.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

SEW YORK, oct. q
Money on call steady and in abundant sup
ply N lLga2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 4a5 per cent.
F'rcigu exchange dun at 81 So, for go days
and 81 S1lt for demand.
Government bOnfs-Dull and strong.
state hOnds-Nery active, but weak. as the
normOus activity In the share m.tKet sub
sides. I ere Is also noticeable decline In
sales for speculation.
Railroad bonds Market was much less act
i've
Ine total sales to-day were 81 6jl go
The total sales Of stocks to-day were SB, ,3D4
shares
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

New YuRR, oct. IA private wedding
took place last evening in ionkers at the
residence of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. NJ. Hoyt. The groom was Lieut. John NJ
Cunningham. of Fort Clark Texss, and the
bride was Miss Helen Hoyt. A few invited
guests were present, including Gen. and Mrs
John A. Logan. Mr. Cunningham Is Mrs
LOgan's brother
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

CHICAGO, Oct. y.
FLOUR-In better demand at unch tngci
prices.
WHEAT-Opcncd strong and 9.,7.c higher
than yesterday, October closed at 81 G, No
yember ~ r., December ~ -; May g57.c. 40 ,
spring - -aSO'sC 40. spring bsa73lgC No. 2
Il sgsc, no. 3 red 7gC
COKN-Easy cary on liberal receipts rallied
again, and closed about same as yesterday;
cash il1.c; October iI1zc; Nov, mber }g3 c; year
OATS Quiet and I'm, clos ng shade high
rr; ssh 2,l4c; October 25Hc, November 2jlgc;
RYE-'Dull No 2Clc'
BAkLEi-Quiet: No. 2 &c.
fLAH-SEEll- Easier; No. lsl lG.
NE - FORK Quiet and steady; Cash Ss 2i
a. 30, November g. 2US Z2Lg, Decem Der s. =
a. 20; January So o. ,ug ~.
LAkD-rteafy Casn g. - November, s. S2L
a. -, ID cenber, g. s7l2; January s. yGi "a
BOXED MEATS-Qulet and steady: dir,
sailed shoulders, s. iOH3 So short rib sides 81 %
short c ear sides 81 1Oaj 2j
WHlSKY-Flrn at ll8.
BtTIkk-firm and higher; creamery liza
2Sc; dairy l3t2'c.
EGG 3-Fiim at lsalsl.c.
AFTERNOON WHEAT Easier and
| l,C lower.
CORN g higher.
| OATS e higher
| PORk-2bgc hi 4her.
| LARD Unchanged, 2lgc hi gher for October
| January 2igc lower for November and Dccem
| Der.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28
OF SWEET CUM AND
MULLEIN.
SKINE BLOOD
Diseases from Pimples TO Scrofula
Cured by Cuticura.

Hundred. Of letters in our possession, copies OF
which NAV he had by return OF mail, repeat this
story: II ha . h"en terrible sufferer for wears
from DscI se- Of the SKIN and Blood, have been
obliged to shun pub places by reason Of my
dish 'u-ing numurs, nave had the best physicians, ,
ave spent hundreds OF dollars, and got no relief
cured me- and lett my skin and blood as pure as a
Chili's
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE
RY Az EIGHT DiYs' STORM OFF
1HE LtBRIDOR COIST.
Great suffering Among the Fishermen
Reported Loss ct over u Hundred Lives
mud Eighty vessels Two Thousand rso.
a..

aud Eighty Vessels Two Thousand feo'
pie Ashore.
From Morning iiiioul
HAurAN, y. b., oct. 25.-A dispatch to-
day from st. John, y. f., says A great
storm rage or the coast of labrador on the
nth inst, doing immense damage among the
fishing f'et. Eighty vessels were wrecked
or driven ashore, and at least seventy men
from the crews OF the vessels lost their lives
Two thousand persons are now ashore. A
steamer will be Immediately dispatched
to the scene OF the disaster, with
clothing and other comforts fOr
the use OF the Castaways.
BosroS. oct. 27.-DIspstches received her,
in relation to the storm on the Labrador coasl
say it ragged from the s.h to the 9TH inst
during which time about twenty vessels anC
over 90 lives were lost. No further detail
have been received, owing to lack OF tele
graphic facilities. Efforts are being made
however, to obtain more complete ntorma
ton, but it is doubtful whether anything tur
| ther can be learned tonight.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28
But "Ofen.ive Partisan" Must BE Dis
placed You Know.

san FRANCISCO, Oct 27.--rhere is coDsid-
ersble excitement at Chico, this state, over
the discovery that the late appointment OF
postmaster for that city was accomplished d
through fraudulent petition to Washington
An investigation has been ordered.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28
A New Phrenology!
A New Phrenology; !;
FOWLER THE SHADE

nR W. WILSON, Dis
~ Coverer and Author
OF Anatomical and Path
o'OgiCal Phrenology is at
the Lagonda House for
two weeks. Those wish.
ing TO improve this op-
portunity Of knowing
how to make the beet use
Oithemselves and talents
can do so, aud save m any
us less years OF labor.
Those wishing to con-
suit him for medical
treatment will be de-
lighted with him, as he
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

RuTTER-2i Go intry, l7c.
EGGS lsC.
LARD-Courtry, 7i<C. paCrcrS refined 6L
FLOUR 81 - TO s. - per barrel.
MEATS ountiy hams, &c. shoulders
e. bacon. &c
rOULTRN-Chickens, s. 90 spring 81 90.
IiON Ei-ljC.
APPLES Common cooking, 81 80, eating and
anCy, g. jOa2 IS per barrel
POTATOES 3,C
SWEET PDTATOES-Jcrscys, per barrel
'2 %. Baltimore, g. -.
CABBAGE Home. rowu, nc per barrel.
ONlONS-Per bushel, EOC.
kQIASHES-
CELEKY-P,r bunch, li2 i'm 3Oc.
OYSTERS 81 IL per gallon.
tRtNBERRlES- Bell Il Chevy, per barre
g. co. per bushel. g. 10
GRAIN.
Corrected daily by hamilton & Brooks
WHEAT.Ec, according to quality.
NEW CDRN-&OC.
OATS-Wnito, Csc.
RGE-buy
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

Hosdly will now have leisure to hunt up
that malaria 1t was the best friend he
ever had and he made mistake when he
shook it-or, rather prevented it from
shaking him
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28
RICE & CO., SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.
THE MARX ETS.
SPRINGFIELD MARKETS.

SrRISGFIELp, o., oct. u, 1887.
Corrected Daily by the J. y. stewart Co,
wHut EsALF DROCERs' ANp COMMISSION MES's
WHOLESALE rRiCEs.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

The Methodist Times, OF London, nom
mates William Thomas Stead, editor Of
the Pail Mall Gazette for parliament. 1t
says: The government are strsining
every nerve to put him in prison. Let
England answer that audacious challenge
by putting him in the house OF commons.
Amen, Stead should be placed IN a po-
siuon where he can prosecute his fight to
the best possible advantage, 1t may be
prolonged conflict but Stead will win
in the end.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

Duluth had about 5000 people in $50
and it has L 600 now 1t is becoming a
very important center for trade in iron
coal and grain.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

Cleveland may prove to be a man with
out a party, but he will get on better with
out it. especially as it is the spojIs gang
that il falling away from him.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28
HEAD. FACE. AND BODY RAW.

! commenced 10 use your tutiCura RENE les
last July My head and face and some paris OF my
body were almost raw. Ny head was covered with
s"abs ard sores. and my suffering was fearful !
had tried eyery thing had heard of ia the East
and West. My case vas considered very bad one.
have now uota pArtiC OF sam humOr about me
and my case is considered wonderful
Decatur, Mich. MRS. J. T.. WHIPPLE.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

Our republican captains should remain
on deck until the thugs and thieves are
bound hand and foot
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

Boston htfali.
Perhaps final story OF TOombs may not
be uninteresting. He Was iu the Senate dur
log the bitter slavery debates, when Seward
was wont 10 deliver his coniliarory speeches.
These generally called out a vehement and
insulting reply from the Southern members,
which was peculiarly exasperating to the
senators from the North. One day after an
incident OF this kind, in which Toombs bad
made vituperative answer to Seward, Sena-
a,or Zach Chandler said to Senator Simon
Cameron
This is going too far. Let us put stop
to it. Some OF US should insult him"
"All right said Cameron, al sit nearest
to ToomDs. III do it,"
As soon rs the Georgian had finished
Cameron walked over to him, ran his arm
through his, and said
"Too Gb', why don't you talk to me as you
do to Seward ?"
Toombs looked at him for moment, and
then, with laugh, replied
well, Cameron, TO tell the truth about it,
believe you'd fight"
In his latter days the custom of eItrava,
CANT yitupf ration grew upon ToOmbs. H.
was merely the sound OF his former self
Vehemence came from habit rather thar
from force, and he was in no sense the man
he had formerly been. He WAS the ageC
giant in the cave Of bones, who could on J
gnssh his teeth at the passers-by. Yet b,
always possessed many kindly traits.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

Our October vote and our school chill
dren statistics show that Springfield is still
growing.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

Charles Eayre Hlnkle, Jersey city Heights, y
J writes. My son, lad oi tive We y ars, was
completely cured of terrible case Of Eczema by
the iutiCura Remedies. From the top OF his head
10 the spes of his feet was one mass Of sCabs "
Every Other remedy aud physicians had been
LTied in vain.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28
AFTERNOON BOARD WHEAT Easier and


HOH--Fitm; common and light a. sOs3 IS
packing aud butchers 81 iOa3 ~
Receipts, iijG; shi pmcuts, ,338
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

Washed, medium, 2SC, washed, fine, - to 2SC.
washed, coarse. DC. medium, i to Nc. uu-
v. shed, fine, Il to lSc; unwashed. coarse, l6 to
lSC.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

MOLASSES-Qui and nominal.
RICE-Steady and in moderate demand.
HAMS-slgc.
CUT MEAT quiet and firm.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28
NOTHING LIKE CUTICURA.

The half has not been told as to the great curs
tive pOvers OF the CutiCura Rene lies. have
paid hundreds Of dIllaTs for med icincs TO cure
diseases Of the blood aud sEiu aud never found
Providence, h l. CHAS. 4. WILLIAMS.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

Green, No !, &C. green, No. 2, SC; cured, No. /
SC; cured, No ?, SC; steers, No. !, 7C steers, No
2 &c, calf &c, kip, &c.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28
CITTI IRA RENFUIES.

Are sold everywhere. Pric Cuticura 70 cts
Resolveut, 81; soap, 2j cts. Prepared by the PoT-
TER DkUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
send for Chow To Cure skin Diseases"
ERITRS Pmples, Skin Blemishes and
uh SD'o, Baby humors, cured by Cutl,
cura Soap.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

This has been grca, Jva. Ior curiosities
in Canada. The Island Press notes a few OF
them, among which are several pairs of trip
let's, and a mackerel living with a halt inch
tack buried in it's flesh. some OF the less re-
m,rkabe events are, perhaps, the finding OF q
po'ato which weighs three pounds and one
half ounce; this IL, so far rs known, the
largest potato ever dug in the province we
have also 3 potato growing out OF bone that
was dug in field at North Head; we have
also = tosdstool that measures one foot wide.
The Press reirains from noticing others Tor
fear its verscity would be doubted.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28

At BrOokiyn-New York 6, Brooklyn 4.
At St. Louis Browns u, Maroons !.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-28
SNEEzE! SNEEzE!

SSEEZE until your head
H-.--N seems ready TO hy OF until
M " your nose and eyes dis
81 - T. charge excessive quantities
"a reg ~ NJ Of thin, Irritating. wstery
"a :, ~ fluid until your head aches
- mouth and throat parched, ,
= ~ @ " aud nDOi at fever heat.
ASA V ~ This Is an Acute Catarrh.
l. AGTSS~F and i instantly relieved
y. yISS(H by a single dose, and per-
i'~N~l' maneutly cured by one bot
The Washington critic., 1885-06-03
COURT RECORD.

CouRT IN GENERAL TERM-,Justices Cox,
James and Merrick. = Fendall VS.. Alburs;
argued and submitted Cothrin VS.. Davis; on
hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Justice Cox. Mccormick vs..
Iarman; Judgment confessed. U. $. VS..
Ramsdell: time to plead extended. Central
National Bank vs.. Fisher; Judgment by default
Central National Bank VS., Kelly; same action.
EouITY CoURT-Justice Hagner.-Brown
VS.. Brown; auditors report confirmed and dis
tribution ordered. Babe VS.. Kibble; pro con
fesso as to c. G. Kibbe Hay VS.. Kirk; leave
given to file amended and supplemental bill.
Hopkins VS.. Hopkins; leave to file amendments
to bill and testimony ordered taken. Main VS..
Main; cause remanded for further proof.
Parker VS.. Kirk sale confirmed and convey
ance ordered
CRIMINAL CouRT- Justice Macarthur. -
Yesterday-John w Drew, presenting false
vouchers; not guilty. Philip Smoot: larceny;
Jams, housebreaking; pleaded guilty; ten days
in Jail. To-day Elizabeth Brown, convicted
of larceny; sentence suspended and released
on her personal recognizance. Willis Camp
bell larceny from the person; guilty; eighteen
months in penitentary. Alfred Collins man
slaughter, in killing Alexander Betters; on
trial
POLICE CouRT-Judge Smell, Louisa Gray
assault, ON VIM. McElroy; So or 10 days
Alfred Broadus, colored, assault on Georgianf
Robinson; do. Charles Bailey, larceny of
small quantity of food from Martha White
Addison, both colored; So. Kate Kurtz
Elizabeth Stores, Alice Jones' Charles
Gaines and Ed Gaines, loud and bois
ferrous; SIS or 10 days each. Ben jackson
and salone Parks, profanity; So or Z days
Morris Gainey, vagrancy; 30 days. ,Samue
NJ. g. Bowie, driving through funeral pro
cession; do.
The Washington critic., 1885-06-03
CITY HALL NOTES,

Mr.. Wm. Mayse was to-day excused
from further service as petit Juror in the
Criminal Court.
Chief Justice Cartier bid adieu TO his as
socates on the bench yesterday. He eX-
poets to start this week for the State of
Kansas.
The applications of Messrs. George p
Davis and Everett r. York, students for
admission to the bar of this District were
to-day referred.
Albert B. Chandler as receiver, has
filed bill in equity against the Postal
Telegraph and Cable Company, asking
that his authority as receiver be extended
over the property of the company in this
District.
A paper writing, purporting to be the
last viii of C. III. Manning, has been filed
with the Register. The testator directs
that his property be divided between his
mother and sister after all the debts of the
estate are paid.
The case of j. Parker Jordan, indicted
on the charge of assault with intent to
commit rape on Isabella Carroll, on the
Sth of last September, was called for trial
in the Criminal Court this morning and
again continued.
Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows: c. T. Riston of Georgetown, ID. c.,
and Anna p. Carsten of this city; H. r..
Woodward of Rochester, n. Y, and BE
Verde S. Dante of this city VIM Dowden
and Jennie Hall; J ii. Peyton and Rosa
B. Price j. b. King and Annie d. Rol-
Inns, both of King George County, Va.
The Washington critic., 1885-06-03
The Christian jackson wedding.

groomsmen at the marriage of Miss Julia
n. Jackson and Mr.. William Christian at
Richmond Va. last night. The wedding
was very elegant and fashionable one
Among the numerous presents were a
silver and ice cream service and gold
spoons by w. w. Corcoran; superb gold
and silver bowl, with medallion portraits
regiment; an elegant set of hand painted
plates, by the Mobile Rifles; a handsome
satin banner, with names inscribed, by the
Stonewall Brigade of Staunton, Va; hand
some silver spoons and forks, by Third
Alabama Regiment; elegant silver service,
by General James r.. Johnston, and a rich
silver service, by General Custis Lee
The Washington critic., 1885-06-03
Mr.. DREW INNOCENT.
He Is Acquitted of the Charges Pre-
ferred Against Him.

He Is Acquitted of the Charges Pre-
ferred Against Him.
1t was $50 o'clock last EVENING" when
the jury in the case of John w. Drew
charged with presenting false vouchers to
the Navy Department, directed that q
messenger be sent for Justice Macarthur
as they had agreed upon verdict and
were ready to deliver il. The fact of their
agreement was quickly and widely circu-
the courtroom he found the chamber
crowded Among the gathering were
many business men. The District Attor-
ney's Office was represented by Mr.. Tag
CART. The jury followed the Judge INTO
the chamber, and the foreman announced
their verdict as mot guilty"
There was an attempt to applaud, but
the demonstration was quickly checked
by the court officials. Mr.. Drew was inn
mediately surrounded by his friends, and
was for some time busy in receiving their
congratulations, but broke away from
them long enough to get TO the jurors and
thank them for their verdict He after
wards proceeded to his place of business
which was thronged all the evening,
everybody seeming dcsirous of showing
his gladness by shaking him by the hand
and indorsing the verdict.
1t seems that only five ballots were
taken. The first was ten for acquttal and
two for conviction and there was little
variation until the last when it was found
that the jurors had come to be of one
mind, and that was conviction of the in
nOCcnCc of Mr.. Drew
The Washington critic., 1885-06-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THE National Rifles give their first
moonlight excursion of the season to Mar
shall Hall this evening.
THE Church Choral Union will give its
last concert of the season at Congrega-
tional Church this evening. The chorus
selected consists of about go voices.
JOHN SHEEHAY, printer on the Sunday
Capital, charged with the grand larceny
of gold watch from Ed. Winnie, was ac-
quilted in the Police Court this morning
Ed ABNER, sole agent for Anheuser-
Busch Brewing Association, st. Louis
Mo- received dispatch from New Or
leans this morning that two first prize
gold medals and diploma have been
awarded to the above firm over all other
competing breweries.
THE third musicale of Professor Joseph
Kaspar's Violin School was given at
Fords Opera last evening. There
were violin solos given by Miss Minnie
Hendricks, Miss Matte SaXton, Mr.
Charles Kaspar and Miss Birdie Lucas
and solos by Mr.. j Henry KAISER and
Madame Kaspar. "When Hands Meet, "
a vocal quartet, was sung by Mesdames
Kaspar and True and Messrs Kaiser and
Knoop. A number of the students gave
one of Hadyn's serenades on string instru-
ments.