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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
MARTINS FERRY.

4 large and very enjoyable party vas
given at he :csidcnc" of MIR. ueo. 5cheIl.
in CIark's addition, on Thursday night, in
honor Of Mr.. Schclls 9TH birthday. About
- couples were present who enjoyed them
selves hugely till O'Clock a. m, dancing
to the music of Guerkes orchestra and in
general merry-making. Mr. Schet was the
recipient Of many presents, among which
WAS AZ elegant breast pin.
The Womcns Jnion Benevolent Society
wishes 10 apologize 10 the members Of the
CRYSTAL cornrt band for not having included
them in the list OF person, to whom a vote
Of thank5 was given Tor services rendered
at he skating carnival held under heir
ausr,c c,S suinc time ago.
Mr. and Mrs I'd johnson have parted
and viii hereafter walk ihrorgh life IN s"n-
arata paths.
VI A. A. Dallle viii ,i,it Richmond.
Va. next week robert Moore, Of Beilalre,
vii, nave charge Of his shop dm;ug his 40,
senC".
Nearly all the "legiblc 'emccrats in town
are circulating petitions Tor .he pn,'o!iIce.
Mr.. Noour Of I!arrisyilie. WAS IN town
Yesterday.
There was social party Of rousiicranI"
dimensions rivcn at the residence ot Mr.
Oi'rr lanpeit. about a mi" west 81 own
last night. .NhoHt 90 couples OF young
!oih, "crc present and report hn@in1 spent
& very cnioyaH.r evening,
Rev. +. 5. I'"lIass and lady nave return
ci from their southern trip an' '>lr'Is
themselves Is "'SuH P'e'''' VIZ u.
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sion OF 500 a month; the original bill in.
creased the pension 70 81 900 per annum
Mr.. Blair, from the same committee, re-
ported unfavorablY a bill granting a pen
sion to the widow Of S. Dana Green Com
maniaut Of the monitor who recently COM
m;tted Sucide) with minority report IA
vor;ug the pension. The bill and report
were placed on the calendar.
Mr. Sewell offered a resolution calling
upon the Secretary Of War for information,
whether any plans have been maturcd for
defending by torpedoes, or otherwise, in case
of sudden war with any foreign power, the
hasbors OF our sea coast and lakes, AMI II
such precautions had been established,
whether any provision had been made fer
armament 10 defend them.
In the House.
When the House met this morning IN
continuation of yesterdays session. there
was not more than halfa,dozen members
present. and further recess OF ten minutes
was taken. After recess the House went
into Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. Ham
mond of Georgia, in the chair on the River
and Harbor bill
Down ON the Rules.
Mr. Randall, representing the unanimous
voice OF the Committee on Appropriations
inquired Of Mr.. Willis when he expected TO
reach final vote on the. River and llarbor
bill.
Mr.. Willis replied that they were making
as much headway as he abominablc rules
would permit
Mr. Randall said il was the unanimous
opinion Of his committee that il this bVsi-
ness should be considered next week-asifan
extra session was to be avoided-it should be
in the Senate not later than the 18th inst.
Mr.. Willis said the members Of his commit.
tee were anxious to get through. and were
willing 10 come here nights to 10 50. In
fur,herance of this effort he moved 10 dig
pense with private business for today 3 Sas,
sion. which was agreed to, and the House
went into Committee Of the Whole on the
River and lIarbor bill, Mr.. Hammond, Of
Georgia. in the chair
The President has approved tie act reIat.
ing 20 the Inspector Generals department
OF the army.
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THE VOTE FOR GGVERNOE

Again Down below Five Thousand An.
other I.rror.
Folks who gave up none on five thou
sand Democratic majority in this State al
the October election, now hs7e a chance 10
kick, for be it known that in the Senate yes
tcrdav the President laid before tha! body
the following:
OFFICE CLERK or COrN~T
CorRT 9r RANp0LrH Co.,
BEVERLY, Feb. > .4sj.
H.". G,o,qe l.. Price, Psr,"i.s' :I tie
.>D,"tr:
NJ DEAr Slr-Herewith inccsed you
will find my certificate a TO the result Ol
the election held in th5s county on \" .ith
day of October, IS~l. as to the number Of
vote, cast for Governor Of this State; also
certified copy OF ,he certificate siga@-' ~
the commissioners Of the county co"rt OF
this county declaring tie number Of 'otes
cast for the candidates for said oIlicc.
Very respectfully,
jaws y. WIIsuN
Clerk County Court Randolph County.
State Of Vest Virginia:
The Commissioners OF TIE County Court
Of the county Of Randolph, having caretely
and mpartially examined he returns Of the
election held in said county. in each dis
trict thereof. on the lIth daT Of October,
lSSl 10 hereby certify that in said county
Tor the Ollie" OF Governor, T.. Willis Wilson
received lii6 votes, Edwin Maxwell $40,
in witness whereof we, the said COmlnls-
stones. have hereto signed our names his
III iav u' October. i-Sl.
j. :. W,E>,iF..
JNruU EANS,uy.
:. G. CAr,iNGEG,
Com mlssloucrs VI the County Court
A true copy of the original now or file in
anv cffica. Given under my hand and Off
cial cal this Sd day OF February 4. u.
1883. JANFS ID. NilS"N.
In last Saturdays RGGsTrH there was
printed etter from Beverly, in which the
writer po;ated ont that the !, IL Democratic
votes credited to Randolph was 500 too
hi l. and called for an investigation. This
investigation has been had, with the above
result. fixing the vote al l,liG. This re-
du,rs Goveruor.clect wilson majority 10
l@>2. It is to he hoped the pcrpctralor Of
the fraud will be discovered and punished.
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AMUSEM ESTS,
the g,Iy&R EITG

The De BeIeville party in the Silver
King will opeu at the Opera House next
Thursday. and will hold the boards until
Saturday night including matinee. The
play as IS well known. Is a 6ne one, AMI
the COMPANY IS worthy Oft
~uE iJTrLE IOKER
The Lowell, Mass. Times says: Miss swain
is overtlowing with fun and jollity, and sings,
dances AMI kicks up her heels IN a manner
that I.otta need not he ashamed OF In the
pathetic portion OF her role, the little lady 5
very effective. and promises to become one
Of the bright ravt;cular stars IN her own pc
ilar line Those who like to laugh have
ample incentive. and those who have tears
10 Shed have gooi cause 10 let them NJ"
COLLARS AND CC,'S
at HI Academy /, 4 bright aud 7parhiInI
little COMEDY and one misses a E7o'
thing by not seeing It 10 not tau 10 a.
tend thus evening and have 4 Ipoi laugh
Bright 4ui pretty music Is 'nter'p rae. ,T'eo
,hrorghor, making a most erI"ItH'e '-hi.
., tau
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An Important Dr-covrri

The most important discovery is i.'as
yhich brings the most good TO the greatest
number. DR.. Kings New discovery .or
Consumption. Cough. and Colds will pee
..ryo the health and save lite, and "a a
pr;ccless boon TO the afflicted Not only
does it positively cure Consumption, but
Coyrhs Cold. Bronchitis, Aa'hma. Iioarsc-
nes, and al! affections OF the Throat, hest.
and Lungs yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers. If you doubt tns, pet a
Trial Bottle Free. at Logan & Go. dr 2
stOTP
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THEY LEFT TIE STATE,
But II Was a Tight squeeze for the Old
Commonwealth.

LotlsyrlIr, Kl., February Ga special
from Frankfort says \ superficial luves
;isa,ion Of the records Of the State of Ken
tUcky shows beyond question that u sys
TEN of robbery has been carried on
for the past fifteen years, which
rivals ANYTHING ever heard Of. A
the same lime i has been conducted under
cover OF law II is evident that the amount
stolen will not 'aIi far short of $1,000 00O.
It's not easy to got at details BY which the
plwnderers secured the spoiIs, bu, simple set
Of figures readily establishes the fact that
a deficit OF that magnitude exists study
OF the books shows that in the department:
Of criminal prosecutions the steal has
reached ct least 81 ,O00,O00 in fifteen years.
In the cost Of keeping idiots in The
same time there has been q steal of
100000, while in other expenditures
not yet examined, there are indications of
other crookedness, which NAV add $jOO,OOO
to the robbery. 1t is believed that in most
cases the money can be traced to county
and district rings which have been abet,cd
by the Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

The Chair laid before the senate the Gre
ian,ials of reelection Of Senator Ingalls,;
also letter from the Secretary OF the
Treasury. recommending, on the basis OF
repots Of the Supervising Architect Of the
Treasury. that the limit of the approPr'a
tons l,r the erection Of the pGbhc building
q, Louisville. Ky. be increased to 81 IOo.-
900. also a letter from the Postmaster Cen
erai expls;nir- that the erasure IN the doc
nmrnt sen, ia" Spna;" relating 20 tn" history
Of the railway mail S.s..ce. had been ma ie
On the fina, revision ani before th' sigma
,Yre IS reported by The General "sp"''"
,rainnt Of that service.
NJ C.Iom. i-ym ,h' Comn,,',-. N Pen
,,ons. rspor'nd favorabiy nj to zr'n: =
ren,i,n to the widow 1t N1ipc h''2';A
Geo II. Thomas VIII al '.nert.n'n:.
Til. .onmr!;,, , an.~G!a)a. E''l' F'N
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Cleyeland's Movements.

NV YORK, FeOruary 6.-Attcr Cleye-
land lunched he renewed his reception
among the callers, who we're Senators
Candies aud kenna, of West Yirginir;
Butler, of South Carolina Pugh, Alabama ;
Morris ". Jessup, William T..
Dodge, Jr., Thomas Mast, John b.
Larkins, Pennsylvania Gen Imbodcn, Nir-
ginia; Albert Bierstadt, artist; Wm Craig
California; A. IL. SnoYden Pennsylvania; (;
John Jav, Commodore Chandler and
Capt, Braine, L. s. Nayr.
The presiden, elect attended the theatre
this evening.
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iit.;E',i FORT.

VI. ! S. forbes ahp i..i isr "-'pr'
se.,rr la. w..l De- lurni a, VI Wori
,.ma ,ry. ia Wh--.rs. thi. m1rnrn, At
% o clock.
Il !. Alexander vas n 81. CIa.:sy'I's
ycg terday.
". p. Hells. Of Canton, Dr. C'osa u
Rcllaire, and James Frazier, 0. 81. Glars.
lille, we:s in town yesterday,
Carol Deems was in Bs.iai:e yesterday
visiting his father. who IS sick.
Thomas BastOl leaves 10. New Orleans
THURSDAY to visit the Expedition.
M. III: GS,mores grocery Will be Esh.ea
witls electrc lamps hereafter.
Iae museum does not draw ver7 tarss
crsTds
Mr. hse La / a%i }. : Shroie5 wets ia
own ysotegday
The Young sasa o. Flushing a;e ts'a'ns
0! bui.ing 4 skating rink
TIE three young ladies' mentioned n y"-'
t.,la, paper h.c boxing for the Per'on
wh, told on th.m Il they nnd him they
u,W 70 jo.pt IL him hat Il" ~ al
| ntA:.
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MolsELLYs PROCLAMATION.
Tie Very --latest Dispatch From the
~OudIn.

Tie Very --latest Dispatch Ir".n tho
~oudan.
L.o>nov. february The following dis
patch las just been received:
NEAR MErEu>su, EebrUaryG.
General Wolseley has issued the following
proclamation {, the rota5lcs and jnbabi-
,ants of tn" Sou,,ou "lugland has
sent me with an army to restore
peace, not 10 collec, taxes or jnjure any
one. will pay you for all supplies and
guarantee 10 execute all o. Gen Gordons
promises. only those deserving punish
ment at oar hands will receive it. |
cal. upon YOU 10 submit and
and no; listen 10 evil advisers.
Come into m camp and see M officers.
No one shall harm YOU either coming or
returning
ten. WoIseicy reports to the government:
Although the Mahdj regulars are report
ed ,athering around a point where the En-
,!isa boats are wrecked. no suspicion 0!
trracl.ery IS entertained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

RFurvayE complete cure for aches,
mains. sores. pimpleS. urinary sediment, dis
turbing dreams, nervousness, diSpondencg.
INDIGESTION and general weakness OF mind
and body. brought on bY improper HABITS or
o'ba-,,;se is found in teSo or three bottles
NJ DR. Guyscotts Yel,ow Dock and Sarsa'
nsr;lla a. has been n-)ven by the eNper
,,.pce OF many ano long suffered. bat now
fAsl veil sal strong 4 b, patts ot ths holy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
THE SKATING Kinks
Responsible lor tn" Euiu OF BeautituI

E", pon>iblc Tor tn" Ruin OF a He'utiiul
Girl,
T.or. y. T., February The elope-
ment Of Henry Heagtt, son OF DR.. Heart,
oC Waterford. and Minnie Hoffman, Of CAT
cage. the adopted daurhter o. Henry S SIS
ter. .urns ont to be case OF abduction.
Henry IS forty tOUg year, Of az ana las n
wifi, in Ear sus. Minnie is seventeen. She
VAS ora vsit % Dr Heart :. On Thurs
Gay evening Henry took her out sleigh v'd-
iug. r., drove to a hotel in I.ansjug30rg
where they pass,d the night, and from there
,bev wen, 20 New York They were dis
covered last night. Heart S now IN the
house of friend near Waterford and MIN
NE IS ct DR.. HearttS home IN
cilrg,e Of her father who arrived from
Chicago this morning. DIR. Ieartt eonsid'
ers his son insane He fell when boy, IN
iur;ng hi, head. He WAS educated toT the
nracticr of medicine BAT his father would
nc.cr permit him 70 follow the profession
On account, Of the MUIR 70 his head lie
at one time forged a note Tor SIoO. ana
se,,inr so on i spent the money ana
walked aacl, home a3 :. he had not tono
wropy lie served in the war Of The reocI-
lion a.d was good officer coming out as
adiu,ant general lie does not appear to
DC able TO discern right :tom wrong. aud
,ha abduction NJ treats with the greatest III
difference. Minnie IS said 70 De heart
broken over her disgrace. II 5 said tha,
the intimacy between Henry aat Minnie
5egan through frequent ,;sits'o the saat'ns
riuES.
Another scandal.
Yo>ynrS. y. Y, February GA great
sensation has heen produced here oy the
separation of William iIarcoGrt and wI.S'
two Young married people of the best society
Roth we're ireuuent attendants upon the
Arcade roller rink and each became Jealous
Of the other. Last night Mrs. liarcourtt
assaulted q lady with whom her husband
was skating. i scene followed ani HaF,
court left the town. People threaten to
burn the rink as it has been the cause o.
much social disturbance in other wsy'
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W .-aih "a - ~, 1T o: secrets ~ AZ
"ccotnp. ui'E my,'arl". b"t -, IN
ay .c.rt b., tEa,. . 2. rom"i" - =.
.c,H =. s,:L&r,!3. - IA uui1B G,.s1
ajnp.y, cv.sEo Al! ada
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

Mhiin snlnhnr Springs.

RICHMOND. w.. February "a. l."
Boutware, receiver of the GreenbueT White
SULPHUR Springs to-day, leased the proper
IN " \, Stewart. Tor one year S2Q,Unp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
Ro.Sa Improyinr ~tratIli,

NV ToUS. February Go Donovan
Ry,Sa rested comfortably las; night. The
doctors say II bic condition continues as it has
Tor the rast day or two Rossa will be all"
TO leave the hospital within ten days. lie
had quite number of callers this morning.
Wear General of Gibraltar Murdered.
loHnoy. February IA dispatch from
Gibraltar >ays the Vicar General OF that
diocese has been murdered. The details OF
the assassination are net given further than
the statement that butcher supposed to
ne insane attacked the priest in the sacristy
Of tkr cathedral and stabbed him 20 death
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

The excitement over the fall Of Nhar-
tou,a Is ,ubsidiug and military circles now
consider the troops at Netemneh safe, if
GEN. Earle advance to Berber is hasteucd
and reiniorcemrnts are hurried on from
Kolti. The decision Of the Cabinet 10 give
Gen. Wolscley tHIl power TO act has aimed
the u;iblic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07
DEi.I.A Ire.

: small Robbery and a rr"hahIr Wrr"..
Harry McG:cgor returAs today to college
in Pittsburg
The gentle jreeles wdllcd the sweet scent
Of a collision OF small proportion on the 3.
0. road, Dat your reporter vas not able
TO ge, any facts Rumor 'aid this much
That passenger engine had punched tn"
end OF caboose rHt near Nrtl' Siding
Time of occurrence not known.
\ thief made waY with pair ot shoes
rom lake Laniiicld's -epair shop.
Mahiou Wilson and wife are in Morris
town.
There IS some little talk Of putting up an
opera house IN his city. 1t Is a GOOD scheme,
md if building Of this hind i pn; np It
should De substantial one
Samuel Kerr had an arm era "ci whrl"
coupling cars on the E. y =.
Information received yesterday afternoon
said that James Hepburn was improving.
The Bclairc raj works receives large
supple, Of cord wood from on' Irn Il Il. y
I. road each week.
Rev u. lIeir2c haf accepted h" Inani
NOUS ,all of . congregation 1T ;uialo,
and will eay" here about April lat, having
given notice OF his resi- Tnat!On LAST Hur-
dav
Mayors court wa, poor pac" or ncws
yesteriav
Nelson Hopkins has returned from N,-
hraska
DIR. 4ohn NcGce intends to return 10 Ne
hrasku in frw weeks
4 tine pet cat OF John Watt has straved.
Tie owner longs for It's return. Reward.
The rink vas open last night with a
brass uaud in attendance.
Mr.. Fannie Letter ie,'ture.I last night IN
he First u. T.. Church, On The subject OF
Temperance
w. 'art.es from here will 20 10 Bridgeport
70 attend the opening OF the rink there.
The library a the public schools is closed
ap.
Re-. j. X. NcKalIjp has returned from
Salincg;!ie.
The ice men along lie cree, can soon
yet 10 work again.
- ihocklcy, singing r'r,, met ia,t
nigh, n ~ Disciples church or practice.
TIL" new band has been practlc'ug regl-
'ar.y. Thy city will ." all mU,Ic pretty
con.
MIR. loss Wells pi MaSsIlion. il n the
citv.
lrcigh; Oh the 4 : .. IS increasing
daily
Fred Wilkinson saloon aas ncatIv roDb"d
on Friday morning At IN early hour. he
thief entered the front door hy q key which
vas o. the right impression took So wo'th
Of fine wines, wnlshias. cigars. "l", made
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A STRANGE ST0RY.
Arabia said to Have Had Something t" a."
with Gord"H'> Downfall.

,-.b,, said to Have HAD Something To Il"
with GorInH'> Downfall.
Arabia f. seems hai something 10 do
with brinrin, about GorioaS downfall II
the srory todd by y prominent clergyman IN
London Is 20 be credited his cIerSy-
man publishes letter in the after.
noon London Globe about meeting
IN ,bis ,ily las. November IN Egyptian who
hsd been preeect OF police under the Arabic
nragec. aat preacher became we'll a..
1fiaiutei Ca Christmas last they had a
ronr conversation concerning the Egyp-
tian situation The clergyman expressed
the hope that Lord WotSeiey would soon
enter khay;oum. At this the pretec.
laughed and said Gen. Gordon was perfect
IS safe where he Was and Wolsely would nt
enter khartoum Wiitrcd Blunt the pre-,
feet continued was the
only Living Man
able 20 elect tor England peaceful so,u
rinr q! .h,. Soudau question. III NahdI had
,onfdenccin in him and would accept him AS
mediator. So far aS Lord Wolseiey !
sxraii,ion was concerned. the Pretect
sad III Mahdi had arranged tn allow
II q, aprroach khartoUm without any regu-
lar onSGs:riou. The prophet might fight at
or gt:.y Shcady brt It he did It would be
merely Tor the purpose OF tempting "o'Se'ey
on .u,O farther AMI
Creator RisS>'
a., ,, account however, world IA N,hli
a.b,a i,,.s,ge bstt.e uu,,t the 8r't'Sh torceS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

The silver men have made a canvass OF
the senate. and they assert with great con
hdsncc tina: the Dill with the Morrill, amend.
mea,, reported from the Finance Committee,
will 5r defeated. They claim that n major
ity OF the Senators are opposed TO suspend
ing the coinage of silver, and they expect to
be all, 10 pass the bii as it came from the
House which provides .or the coinage Of
trade loilars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

The Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Appropriation bill agreed 70 by the Com,
mitlce Yesterday. contains a revision for i
commission Of lyc members oi the next
House, to make thorough inv eatigation o.!
tie system Of educating the Indians. with a
view OF pcrfre,ing and improving it. A.
present nearly a million dollars is appropri,
aled for the education Of Indians, with appa,
Ypntly no adcuuate return
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-07

Many Republicans and some Democrats
maintain that there is dance: Of an extra
session. and there are members on the floor
who are working to that end. 1t is admit,
ted on all sides that they are behind in the
work, and more 50 than ever before, and
that if much more tine is wasted on the
River and Iiarbor bill it will be very diili-
cult to get any appropriations through. Mr..
Eardall, however, says cmphat;rally there
will be no extra session. and hat all the
appropriation bills will be passed oefOre
March I.
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A true copy of the original now or file in
anv cifica. Given under my hand and Off
cial zeal this Sd day OF February a. u.
1855. jaws u. WIIS0T.
LIi.-l.
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only Living Man

On ~, account. however. would "A N'hi,
s.b, a lave ostt.e uu,,i ths 6r,t'sh torcrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-20
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals,

See advertisement of lost stag hound.
Mount Zion VI. T.. church, 18th and streets,
has been thoroughly overhauled: benches, cusll-
Ions and carpet removed and the ceiling and
walls nicely freScOed. Members of the church
have been at work replacing the carpet and
benches. which will soon be recovered.
Rev. Father Walter, the pastor of st. Patrick S
church, was the celebrant of the high mass at
Eliicott city, Md, yesterday, in commemora-
Dougherty, the late pastor of st. Paul's church,
in that place.
The lot owners of the Columbian Harmony
cemetery met Monday evening. and after adopt
Ing constitution, elected the following officers:
John III. Brooks president; VIM. SyphaX, treas
urer; j. W. Butcher, secretary, and John A.
SHINES, VIM. H. y. Wormley, John r. Cook.
Archa Lewis, l.. \. Cornish, j. A. Smith and
W. &. Coston. directors.
Between ) and 8 o clock last evening q boy
named John Lincoln was run over on Pennsyl
northwest by a cab, the driver unknown The
boys foot was slightly hurt.
Louisa Butler, indicted for grand larceny in
the Criminal Court, pleaded guilty of petit lar
ceny this morning. and was fined So.
The Will of the late Mary ST. John, filed with
the register, leaves the property to her children
The application of W. w. Stafford (Student) for
admission 10 the bar has been referred.
In the Police Court this morning, John Lam
caster, colored. was arraigned on a charge of
assault and battery on Annie Green. The court
imposed a fine of $50 or two months in Jail.
In the Police Court this morning, George
krouse, of West Washington, was up for AS
saulting James Fleming, and the case was con-
Sherwood Morgan, while under arrest, he was
fined So