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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-16
The Immigration Investigation

New YORK, August 15.-The commit
tee investigating the evils of immigra-
ton to-day examined David Harris
president of the local Cigarmakers'
International Ua1on. He said that
american workmen had been almost
driven out of business by foreign Ia.
borers: In 1864 good cigarmakers conId
earn 500 a week; now SIP was q fair
weeks pay: Many manufacturers i'm
ported foreign labor.
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Democratic Caucus

ST. PAIL August 15.-Resolutions re
ported by the committee congratulates
the taxpayers of the State and nation
on the nomination of Cleveland and
Thurman, and endorses in the strongest
language the platform of the National,
Democratic party. e. NJ. Wilson. of
minneapolis, was unanimously nomj-
mated for governor. The irrepressible
Doran aud the anti-Doran contes,
broke out again and the convention
adjourned till Tomorrow without
further nominations.
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The Verdict Unanimo,,s *

"; D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind.
testlhes: Il can recommend Eiectr;o
Bltiers as the very best remedy. Everv
bottle sold has given relief in every cssa
One man took six bottles. and was
cured OF Rheumatism of ten vea rs
standing" Abraham Hare. dru9ei Ia .
bel!vllle, Ohio, affirms: "Tbe 6eS,
selling medicine have ever bandlod =,
my twenty years experience. is Electri i.
Bltters." Thousands of Others hs1e
added their testimony, so that the var
net is unanimous that Electric Ritters
DO cure all diseases of the Liver Kid
neys or Blood. Only a half dollar
cottle at A. @. Smith & Cas- Drn@
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-16
The Crow Indians.

CROW AGENCY, Montana, August 15.-
Special Agent Colonel James R. How
ard has just reached here from Indian
territory, to resume allotment of land
20 the Grows on orders from the De-
psrtment Six hundred alIotments
were made last year and there are
anout 1000 yet to be made. Howard
was gratlt1ed to find the Indians under
stood the matter better than last wear.
ana are anxious to have the allotments
made right away. 49, - 20
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The ParnelI Comm,ssfon

LONDON, August 15.-Judges Hannen
Oay and Smith, who comprise the Par
nell commission, decided to omen their
inquiry into the Times charges on Oc-
t0ber Is. They have notified Lewis On.
!lcltor for Parneu and Soames solicitor
ior the Times that all applications mnst
be made before September 81. '
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Famine.

LONDON, August ia famine pre-
walls in Epirus and serious disorders
have occurred. The Albanian garrison
In Meters, owing to the non-receipt OF
wages, attempted 20 sack the town
The soldiers killed many Christians ano
plundered number of ships. Ten
houses were burned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-16
To Suppress the Slave Traffic

BRUSSELS. August Is. - In the
Cathedral here to-day. Cardinal
La7igre announced he would form a
committee to organize a volunteer ex
petition to the Tansany ka county to
suppress the slave traffic. He esti
mated the cost at 1000, 900 francs aud
invited subscriptions to the fund 10 de-
tray the expedition expenses.
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The Royal PARTY.

LONDON, August 15.-Ths Paris train
arrived at Adrianopole at midnight
Ten thousand persons assembled at
the station. There were similar scenes
at al the stations until ConstantinonIe
was reached. There, owing to a pnvN
eminent order, no cheering was al
lowed, and only a small crowd as
sembled. o"" as
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Sons of Veterans.

WHEELING, W. Va, August 15.-The
seventh annual encampment of the
Sons OF Veterans of the United States
army was called to order this evening
General u. B. Abbott, commandment
chief presiding. All the States were
fully represented. The report of Adj
Iutant General Post was read, showing
66,612 members now in good stand,no
an increase OF over 1900 during the
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About TO Resien

BERLIN, August 15.-General YIN
Pope commander of the Berlin district
is about to resign. He will be succeadod
~ General Alversleben. General von
Prussian minister of war
wants to resign from autumn mapmn.
yes. he Will probably be succeeded bv
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Saratoga and Brighton Beach
Turf Items.
IRE PARNELL COMMISSION.
y ooh$e Ceiebratino-The Crow In
dians-The Immigration In.
Vestigati"E-Famin
The Turf.

The Turf.
SARATOGA, August 15.-Raoing re
suits:
Thres-fourths mile-Red Light W.,
4 1.20, Miss Flood s.cond, E oliln HaW
ley third.
One and one-eighth miles-Bo pee,
won in 205A, Joseph second, Strntb-
sperry third
One mile-Banjo won in 1.491s. Amos
second, Bellwood third.
One mile aud seventy yards-Latretia
won III 1.5iH Red Stone second, Una B
third.
Oas and three xteenths m;Ies-Bnrr
Oak won III 2 2iH, Judge Griffith sec
or d, Jim Murphy third.
BRIGHTON BoAoH. August 15.-Rac-
inc results:
Three-qusrters mie-R.H Bond won
third.
One and one-eight miles-Orlando
and Poet ran dead heat keystone
thlId; ORLANDO won in 04% in run off.
Three quarters mile-Kink WOE in
IN, Froiic second, Sweety third.
Seyen-eighths mile-Jim Glare won
III ~, Bertie W. colt second, Doodle
third.
Mile-Bardeloise won in 1.43I, Will
red second, Pilot third.
One and one sixteenth miles-Wau
ke' ha won in l.5Oh, Troy second Sub
altern third.
RcoHRsTER, August 15.-225 pacing
race, 5000 purse -Bessemer won, Lady
AID second, BeIva Lockwood third.
John @. fourth. Time, 2EON.
227 class. $1,000 purseMFrank Ru-
fora won, J. r Richardson second
Beauty Bright third, Frank S. fourth
Best time, 220.
15'ree'for all pacing, $1,000 purse
Johnston barred, Arrow barred Arrow
won. Jewett second, Gossip Jr. third.
others distanced. Beet time. 2.14I.
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American tsar ASSOCIATION

SARATOGA, August Is The eleventh
annual convention of the American Bar
Association met to-day. Anumber of
interesting papers were read bv J
Rando' phi Tucker, j. M. Woolworth and
Others.
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Yellow L ever.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, August Is NO
new cases of fever to-day and no
deaths. The work of disinfecrion 10
going steadily on. Weather improy1ne
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Nebraska Prohibitionists

OMAHA, Neb., August 15.-The State
Prohibition convention assembly. after
organizing this afternoon, adjourned
tIll Tomorrow morning. There was -
pig parade tonight end speech by st.
National Republican., 1888-03-20
TIE COURT RECORD.

Court in General Term-Chief Justice Bins-
han, and justices James and Cox-Bam.
berger VS.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company; motion for bill Of particulars de
MED, opinion by Justice James. Colds
borough VS.. Ray; demurrer sustained aul
cause remanded; opinion by Justice James.
Cond on VS.. Gray; appeal dismissed, opinion
by Justice Cox J.. 7. Franey's administrators
VS.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany; order of probate court atfrmed OPT Mon
by Chief Justice Bingham. Beha VS.. often
berg; argued. Assigllment-Nos. ~, -, so, 81,
II, and 90.
Circuit Court, Division No. l-.Justice IIag.
ner-Coleman vs., District of Columbia; trial
resumed and finished, verdict for plaintiff for
$3.50, Smith vs. Ford ct al; Judgment by de.
Jury respited., Bowman VS., Zegowtz; motion
for new trial filed Assgnment-NOs, 2ji,
81, d5l, 45S i5i, As, ild, 49, 459 400, iG3.
Circuit Court Division No. 2-Justice Mer,
rick,-BOswell vs., EdmOnStOn; trial resumed
and finished; verdict for plaintiq for $40.
Neale VS.. Lee; motion for new trial overrulcd.
Wright vs. Lee; motion fornew trial overuel.
NSJrs Ns WSsn a on trs ary m foSPga r. IS
l03, lGI 81, lOJ 49, 1876, liO, lio, AZ, lis, i53,
Equity Court-Justice Cox.--Pickercll vs.
% %orGereG. P'i PegS vs. Peck IPae Hugh Neson S ap
pointed guardian ad litem. starr VS.. Metcalf (;
John II. Cooper appointed guardian ad Item
CRIMINAL Court - Justice montgomery
Charles Jones, convicted of larceny; motion
for new trial withdrawn; sentence suspended
during good behavior. Frank Whitney, alias
Wilmington, larceny from the person; vcr-
dict dGt etdog mot guilty, rSMiaicted sraI SrraSS
son, guilty of housebrGaking; defendant
ordered to restore. property, Joseph Cole,
housebreaking; verdict not guilty. Judd West,
larceny from person; verdict guilty ana or
dered to restore the property Michael Green,
larceny (appeaD; on trial; Jury respitcd As.
SignmGnt-Cases undispOsed of and United
states vs., Lawrence Murphy for forgery, JAS.
Moore for houschreaking, and James Wright
for ombe2zlement,
National Republican., 1888-03-20
DIED.

FINLEY. Tuesday, Mar. 90 at l:iO Il. m,
at the residence of her husband, 320 street
northwest, WHIEIMISA, the beloved wife of
Frank II. Finley, In the 5ith year of her age.
Notice of funeral in afternoon papers.
KELLY.-On Sunday, the 18th instant, of
paralysis, MRs. ELIzABETH KELLY, widow Oi
Samuel Kelly. and daughter of the late John
sessford, of this city, In the GOth year Of her
age.
Funeral from the residence Of her son-in-
law. Mr. W. :. Brock, $40 X street northwest,
Wednesday, at > O'Clock. Friends are respect
fully invited to attend. -
CONNOR.--On the morning of Mar. lO 1883,
NJ $3.50 O'Clock, EDWARD ii. CONNOR III the 3sth
year of his age. Rcquiescat In pace.
Funeral Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
from 1903 Third street northwest ~
LAUCK.-On Mar. is, 1888, at ? a. m, at his
parents residence, No, 2l20 II street northwest,
GEORGE \. LAuCk, aged l5 months, OF pneu'
mOnia.
Funeral will take place Tuesday, Mar 70, at
3 O'Clock
lIOLT-March IL, 1883, at 1910 p. m, of
pneumonia, GEORGE ALFRED CuRTIs, Infant son
Of John II. and Minnie b. Holt, aged year
three months and twenty-five days.
Funeral from 1910 sixth street northwest at
$3.50 p M, Tuesday.
MOl'I.DEN.-Dicd Monday. Mar, 10, at i20
n. m, at his residence, No. 8@l Y st, northwest,
Y. u. MOI1pEN, In the 6st year of his age,
Funeral Ut O'Clock p IN. from his late resi-
h"nCc.
National Republican., 1888-03-20
TRirEKERD GUTDE.

aa a al.# ..a ~ 80.
TIVE GREAT ATpENNsYLvANIA VoHrE 40
i TIE NORTH, ,WESTA ND SOU rHWE,T
Dol HLLTlACK, SPLENDlDS Emery:
sTEEL RAILS, MAGNIFlCEN EQj'ii,
~ IN EFFECT DEC. 10. 1881.
TRAlNS lE;hyE Washington from station.
Curnt 9Th aud II Streets as'fulnws:
:, For I1tt,9urg aud the Wcst, Chicago Limltr
ENIrcss U Palace Sleeping Car, af N:1O n n,
daily Fast Line, $50 u, m. daiiy tu Cmcnn1'i
ana ~. lnuis. with Sleeping Cars from iIari'is-
pug 10 cincinnati, aud Buffet Carto 81. Louis;
nally' except Saturday. to Chicago. with Sleep.
Ing Car Altoona TO chicago, Western tx.
press, Ut $40 y. m. daily, with sleeping Cars
washington 70 Chicago and 81. Louis, and. Cx-
Ctpt Saturdays Harrisburg To Cleveland
connecting daily Ht Harrisburg with through
SlccpCrs for Louisville and Memphis Pacific
Express 70 y. m. daily for pittsbGry and tho
Wet with through sleeper to rittsbure, and
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
=, For Erie, Canandaigun. Rochester. Buffalo,
Ni,sEg@pIa, p lOo9 p n daily, except Saturday,
for Nilliamspurt, Lock Haven aud Elmlrd.
ht g5O 4. IN daily, except Sunday.
f"II NGw York and the East, $50, 800, ii:1O,
ON sunday, OdN 1i;iO a. M, goo. i:iO 1000 an
ll%O =, m. Limited Express uf puilman pario.
gnd Dining Cars. 0;i0 .. IN. daily, except Sla
day, and 3;ij y. m. daily.
day.
For Brooklyn, y. Y, al through trains con
n''l At 'NlF'N wy WIN bDdts ui BROOKLYN
Annex, nflorlinR direct transfer TO Fulton
York city
For Philadelphia i:en. 900 100. and ii;,o
u. M .dO, $40. 600, 1000, aud il;gD p. IN. On
sunday. 300 ll;iO n, m, 900, i:lO 800 1000
and ii@o y. IN. Limited Express raror and
Dining Cars, $40 a. IN. week days, and 3I5 u.
For baltimore. G:l5, 80. 900 $40. o.5o, 100.
llO u. m, 1903, 200. 3:l5, il0, i:.O 40 500.
$40 1000, and ll:20 p. m. ON Sunday. O.OO,
go5 $50, llaOa m, 200, 3;i5, $40, $40, Siio.
1000, and li.O y. m.
For pupc's creek Line, 80 a. m. and $40 Va
IN. daily except sunday.
For Annapolis, go and 800 a. m, i2y1S. ~
and eco y. 10, daily, except sunday sundays,
AlEXANbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAllMAl. AND ALEXANDRIA AND
MASlllNGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, B:CO. G:lJ, $40, g:t; 1857 A. m.
isCi Noon, 2O3, is!j, 300 SOL, G.3D, SOi, iOao
and ii3i " m: On sunday, at 500, 8.i5, iO:5i a.
IN. 23n, $50, SG5. and 1895 u. m.
Recommendations for QuanticO, 800 p. m.
week days.
For Richmond and the South, 600 iO:i7 n. M.
daily, and GOl y. m. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington,
6N5, i0j 500, 0:i0, 1915, 1l0i n. M; leo, 300,
3S. $40 i:c5, 9:3!, 1912, and ii:Oj -. IN. ON
sunday at H:lO and ll:Oi u. m; 800, $40, T:OJ,
9il2 and lOI2 p. m.
Tickets and INFORMATION ut the Office north
cast corner of 18Th street aud Pennsylvania
Nv CnuC and at the station. where order, cal
tc left for the checking of baggage TO dcstina-
j. II. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
CllAS. Il, PUGli, General Manager.
National Republican., 1888-03-20
HE FAILED no ESCAPE
Despite the Good Luck THAT Followed
"a Pocketbook Grabber.y t.tr


Quick work was done by the district
attorneys office yesterday in the case Of
Frank Whitney, alias Frank Wilmington
He was indicted by the grand jury for lar
ccny from the person of Frank Clements,
on Feb. Is, OF u pocketbook and contents
His case came before Justice Montgomery
yesterday In the criminal court for trial
Assistant District Attorney Coylc stated to
the court that there was an error in the in
dictment; that II charged the prisoner with
larceny from the person Of Frank Clements
when II should have been from the person
of Catherine Clements. Mr.. Coyle, how
ever wished to take the evidence and see II
there was enough to hold the prisoner on
until a new Indictment had been found
Mr. Chas. Blenheim, for the defense, OBJ
jcctod, and moved that the prisoner bc dis
charged on account Of the flaw In the in
dictment. His motion was granted, YER
diet Of not guilty was rendered, and the
prisoner discharged
AS he was leaving the court room Whit
ney was rearrested and held to await action.
In the meantime the evidence was laid before
the grand jury, new indictment found
and returned to court. At 3 o'clock Whit
ncy was again arraigncd and plead not
guilty. Mr. Blenhcim was assigned to de
iend him and the trial will probably be heard
to-day.
National Republican., 1888-03-20
Shot by u Constable.

Roger Fields, of 3O1O NJ st., and friend
named Rowland, were met Sunday evening at
the Virginia end of the Aqueduct bridge by
Constable George Mitchell, who invited Row
land to play a game of cards. \ fight took
place over the possession of the cards. A
friend of Mitchell appeared upon the scene
with club and attempted to strike Rowland
whercupon Mitchell shot him in the left side,
,-lAG. .hlllct lodging between the ribs Mitchell
was arTSstc1 ''v~se citizens; Fields wound
was dressed by DIR. NSS,,er, who extracted the
bull, II was ronounccNe>uaSassSrI o"t NOT
dangerous wound. >-~
National Republican., 1888-03-20
SMOOTH SAILING ONCE MORE.
Peace Has Again Been Established in
the Criminal Court.

The conference between Justice Mont
gcmery and District Attorney Hogc on
Saturday evidently resulted satisfactorily to
the former In regard TO the difficulty be-
tween himself and Assistant District AttOr-
ney lipscomb, for yesterday about noon
Mr., Lipscomb addressed Justice Montgom-
cry, In the criminal court, as follows ::
"Your honor, in regard to the Jasper Jack
son case, which on Saturday last | entered a
motion to nolle pros, am instructed by
Judge lIoge to withdraw the motion, as he
does not consider that II good method to
adopt IN the case. As far as am CON
cerned would say that made the motion
in good faith.n
Justice Montgomery said nothing in reply
TO the remarks, but asked who was going to
attend to the case on call. Mr.. Lipscomb
stated that Mr.. Coyle would, as he was en-
gagged In preparing brief for the court in
general term.
National Republican., 1888-03-20
wnling to Reunite His Family,

James u, Kelcher, by his attorney, j, y
Turner yesterday filed his answer to the bill
instituted by his wife, Mary n, Keleher for
aimony, He denies nearly all her allegations,
bill, and gives his reasons therefor, and In turn
denies that he deserted her willfully, but that
he was compelled to leave her owing TO her
unwiicly conduct and bad temper, lie ac.
cuses her also Of alternating the affections Of
the two children from him, and that II she has
not been properly supported II was because of
her extravaganza, He also expresses himself
rs swilling TO dc, most anything in reason u
rCunite his family.
National Republican., 1888-03-20
Hey CAN BT7NG SUIT.
Refusal of the General Term to Revoke
Administration Letters.

helusHi OIL tne Seneral tcfm 10 iscNOke
Administration Letters.
Chief Justice Bingham yesterday deliv-
cred the opinion Of the court in general
term sustaining the order of the probate
court in the case of the administrators of
John T. Franey against the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company. Franey was
killed in a railroad accident in Virginia and
Messrs. Kent and Lowndes were given let
tiers of administration on the estate. They
then brought suit against that company for
damages for the killing of deceased The
company's attorneys moved to revoke the
letters of administration and the court re.
fused, and an appeal was taken. In the
opinion the court said the question of the
right of the defendant to make this motion
met them on the Threshold that they had
no interest in the estate and We're simply
prospective debtors. The question they
raise as to the legal capacity of the com
plainants is one which may be raised on the
trial, as also that of the jurisdiction of the
probate court
National Republican., 1888-03-20
y ONO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov 20, 1s,,

LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM ST ALTON. COR.
NER OF NEW JERSEY AVE AND q ST.
For thicago% \ Northwest, ESp. Daily 1855
For Cincinnati & st. Louis Esp. Daily $50
and $40 y. NJ.
Fer pit,tnsburg y Cleveland. Esp Daily 1855
For Lexington and local stations 1910 \. NJ.
For PHILADELPHIA, Newark, aud Wilmington,
i30 \, NJ, 23l ?, NJ, $50 r. NJ, daily, Express.
For Intermediate points between Baluulre
and Philadelphia, % \. NJ. and t3:t5 =. NJ
=, For singcrly and intermediate poiuts, fi3o
For @ Baltimore. ;, $50, $40, Tsn. $50, $50 A.
NJ, 1910, .5ll, 3l5 Nj.mnutc train, i:90, 1880,
ia0, $50, 55j, GHj 1;@O, s$]l, and li:Op. ",
sundays, $50, 7:30 $50, $50 \. VI. i:Gl, 49,,
$3.50, $40, 3ao 5;5], 6H5, s;33, aud 1890 y "
and 1910 =, NJ On Sunday, $50 4. NJ. I.ij p.
NJ. Leave Annapolis, G:iO, $40 \. NJ. r.:G5,
$50, $50 =. VI. Sundays, $50 \, NJ. 1910 T. NJ.
For Way stations between Washington and
Baltimore, 800 $40 $50 4. NJ, iSio 8;3i, i:io, :
d:i5, and 1890 p. NJ. ON sundays $40 i. NJ,
and i;So, 3;3o, $40 ,i;i5, and 1921. NJ. ,,
tions only; silOP. NJ, and $3.50 i. VI. son
sunday stops at all stations,
Lor Gaithcrshurg and Intermediate points,
1890 A. NJ, tl2;N T. NJ, z5:35 and tlia1G r. NJ
and $1,000 T.. VI.
Church train leaves Washington ON Sunday
any Hy, at liio r. NJ. stopping at all stations on
For FREDERICK, 1910 A. NJ, 1890 T.. NJ,
1890 Z. NJ. sundays l:iO L. NJ
For lIAGERSTOWN. $40 A. NJ, $3.50 T. NJ
riTT1ilr.s Irve from Chicago, daily, G:so \. VI.
and 5:ij +, ~: from Cincinnati and St Louis,
daily, $50 A. IrSl =. NJ: from pittSbul
daily, 5:.0 \. VI. uN u. VI
From rllilndrlphiN =,
ton, 1915 \. n, !aeo, 5rVKd 9@N =. W., daily,
and il:iO r. NJ,
From Sirgorlyand intermediate points north
of Baltimore, 1000 \. NJ, daily.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at
$40. G:;,j. G:3O, 80 900, 0:O5, and 1900 A. w.,
ls:l5. 1870 300, i:lO, 500, 600, $50, 7:i0, SiO'
and llOO i. VI. ON sundays, G#}0, 7:20, 9O5.
and 1900 \. NJ, 1880, 1885, $40, 800, $3.50, 7:3p,
$40. and llOOp NJ.
Except sunday daily. sSundays only.
baggage called for aud checked at hotels
and residences ON orders left at Ticket offices,
go and 1851 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
". VI. CLEMENTS, 4. X. LORD,
Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
National Republican., 1888-03-20
Fire in Hillsdale.

The house Of Rev, Lucus llaTod Elgin
avenue, IIillsdale, was destroyed by fire yes.
terday morning at Q O'Clock, The minister and
his wife and several children barely escaped
with their lives, Aman was seen to run away
from the house u few minutes before the
at $500 and the furniture about $3.50. The
building was fully insured.
National Republican., 1888-03-20
UNPAID JUDGEMENTS.
An Equity Cause Growing Out of Mid
dleton Il Co.'s Failure.

UICtOn Co.'s TNIIWre.
Walter W. Queen and Jared d. Terrell
yesterday filed bill in equity against Sam
ucl L. Middleton and five Others to secure
the payment of two judgments, one in favor
of Queen for $G,2is.54 against Samuel w.
and Daniel W. Middleton and the other in
favor of Terrell for -, 1880 against the
same parties. Both judgments We're rem
dcred in 1884 ana have not been satisfied. 1t
is alleged in the bill that at the time of the
contraction of rhc debts for which the judg-
ments were given, Samuel W. Middleton
owned large amount of real estate valued
at S5O,000) in the District, including the
Woodley farm, and that in order to delraud
his creditors, lie fraudulcntly conveyed it for
nominal sums to Kate VI. Henderson and
Ella c. Middleton, who with their husbands
are made co-defendants IN the suit.
National Republican., 1888-03-20
The Kannwha Improvement.

The West Virginia visitors, referred to in
these columns yesterday, called ON the Presi.
dent during the day In company with senator
Kcnna.
Hon. e. T.. snyder who represents the
Charleston district. and who Is also ON the
rivers and harbOrs committee, has arranged
ior Them to present their claims to his com.
Mr.. Snyder has already made the path of the
delegation ulain sailing
National Republican., 1888-03-20
Work of the Grand ,Jurv.

TIC grand July rCturncU the Following IN
dictments yesterday, and were excused from
further duty until Monday next
Boston Green, for receiving stolen property.
He Is charged In the indictment with having
received four ovcrcoats, valued at S72, and
one quilt. valued at $3.50, all the property oi
George VI. Taylor and Fred. q. Coldrcn, from
whom they had been stolen on Feb % last.
Frank Whitney. alias Frank Wilmington for
larceny from the person, in snatchng u
rocketbook from the hand of Catherine
Clements on Feb. Is last
Mary J, Dickerson, charged with larceny, in
stealing a diamond ring valued ut Sl5 from
Philip Kraft ON Jan 10 last
National Republican., 1888-03-20
Tie Distriet Must PnN.

IN circuit court No /, yesterday, verdict
was given in favor of the plaintiff for $3.50 in
the suit of Edward Coleman against the Dis
trct of Columbia for 5000 damages for inju-
ries received by reason of his falling into an
unprotected excavation In the extension Of
Darlington and u. NJ. Fields appeared for Mr.
Coleman and n. NJ Riddle for the District,
National Republican., 1888-03-20

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated by the legislature In 1858 for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and It's
Constitution In 1870 by an overwhelming pop
ular vote,
lis Grand Single Number Drawings take
placc every month, and II Grand Quarterly
Drawings take place In March. June, SCptcm
hCr and December.
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise
tlc arrangements for all the Monthly and
Quarterly Drawings Of the Louisiana state Lot.
terry Company, and In person manage aud con.
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness,
and in good faith toward Hll parties. and we
authorize the,Company TO use this certificate
In It's advertisements" t,
National Republican., 1888-03-20
Lecture by Mrs. Lockwood.

Under the auspices of the Women's National
Press Association Mrs. Belya 4. Lockwood
will deliver lecture at Grand Army Hall
dli Psnnsyylaln mm aNenGe i, u ths evening % non
lady Is web known in this city, capable of
dealing with her subject, and the lecture will
hr an Interesting one