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Hunting for a Negro Brute.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May 30-A middle
aged negro man, unknown, committed rape on
the little fourteen-year-oldd daughter of Frank
McWhirt, of Spotsylvania county, last SUNDAY.
The girl was in an clubhouse when the negro
assaulted her. After accomplishing his pur-
pose the negro, drawing large knife across
her throat, threatened to cut her throat and
throw her body into the woods if she divulged
what he had done. The girl is said to be in a
very critical condition. The negro made good
his escape, but the posse are searching the
country for him, and if caught he will be
lynched- The whole community is up in arms,
and no mercy will be shown him.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at
noon to-day deaths were reported to the health
Office as follows: Hope r. Israel, white, 8
years; Marie 8. Flppin, white, 4s years; Alo-
ysius @. Joy, white, years; Annie e. Nally,
white, 70 years; Anthony J. Kelly, white, so
years; Raymond Reed, white, month; Re-
becca Cunningham, colored, II years; VIM. A.
orsd, II years; Ernest Matthews, colorsS Us 8
months; James Henry, colored, 80 yyars.
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THE SAMOAN CONFERENCE.
What Was Discussed at Yesterdays
Session.

BERLIN, May So.-The Samoan conference
yesterday discussed the harbor rights of the
United States in Samoa, and the conditions
under which merchandise may be imported The
intention Is to allow the Samoans all possible
facilities. The conference also settled the mat
ter Of Germany's demand on Samoa for in
demnity. The American commissioners are
awaiting instructions from the Washington
week. The commissioners will not sign the
articles Of the convention until they are re-
ceeiyd.
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One Hundred Rioters Arrested.

BELGRADE, May 30.-One hundred arrests
have been made in connection with the riot
here on Monday night. Among those arrested
Is ex-Premier Garashine, who is accused bv
witnesses Of having melted the progressists to
attack the opposing party
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CHINA'S GREAT STORM.
1t Has Been Raging for Three Days and
Done Immense Damage.

HoSG KoNo, May 3O.-A heavy storm has
been raging for three days. Immense damage
has been done.
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Severe Storm In France.

PARIS, May S0.-Severe storms prevail
Throughout France. The greatest damage has
been done in the departments of Seine-et-
Marine, Aube, Yonne, Haute-Soane and
Ardennes, where, in some places, the country
in almost devastated.
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Escaped from the Workhouse.

Night before last a number Of prisoners es-
capped from the workhouse, and three Of them,
all white men, got safely away. The escape
was made by the prisoners saving the bars of a
window and letting themselves down. The
men who escaped were Frank johnson, COM
Dell and Chas. Dundee, committed on the 9th,
the first for ninety days and the latter for fifteen
DAVIS
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An Outrage by Students.

MADISON, Wis, May 30.-Great excitement
prevails in university circles over disgraceful
affair last night. The ladies of the Delta
Gamma fraternity were giving reception to
visiting delegates TO the national Delta Gamma
convention, now in session here. While dance
was in progress many Madison people being on
the hoor, quantity Of red pepper was thrown
into the ventilator. Many ladies became sick
and had to leave the hall and the party was
broken up. The police were called and are re-
ported 70 have caught some of the guilty par
ties. The outrage il supposed to have been
committed by anti-fraternity students.
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A Defaulting Treasurer surrende,s

COLUMBUS, IND, May so.-Henry O'Brien,
the defaulting treasurer of the Catholic
Knights, returned here last night and sur
rendered. de was Pennies and worn out with
tramping.
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A Betrothal Announced.

LONDON, May S0.-The betrothal of Princess
Militia, second daughter of the prince Of
Montenegro the Grand Duke Peter Of Russia.
son of Grand Duke Nicholas and cousin of the
Gear, IL announced from Cettinje, the Monte
nsgrin capital.
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A FIGURING Mill struck by Lightning

RussELLvILLE, KY, May 3O.-Carrol 4 Bar
clay's mammoth Touring mill, at Az airville. this
county, was struck by lightning last night at
10 o'clock, and was burned to the ground.
Los 80, 900; insurance Sl2OOO
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What One Bold Robber Accomplished

ELLIS JUNCTION, WIS, May 30.-One man
robbed all Of the passengers on train on the
Milwaukee and Northern railway Last night
When the train was about five miles out of
Beaver man drew revolver on the brake
man at the rear end of the last car and COM
PEELED him TO give up what change he had in
his pockets. The robber then called upon each
passenger IN q similar manner. As he relieved
each one Of his money he compelled him to
walk ahead, and this method was successfully
kept mp until every coach on the train was
visited Having secured something from every
one, the robber backed his way out, holding his
revolver before him, and leaped from the train
Just a. IL was pulling into the station. No
trace Of the man has yet been discovered.
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drum cured, and falling hair checked; hence bald
ness prevented by using Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair remover.
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jas. Brown went to Kernan's theater Tuesday
night to see the walking match and got into q
discussion with the doorkeeper about his
ticket Special Of6cer johnson arrested him
for disorderly conduct and Judge Miller fined
him e5 yesterday.
II was the officers Of the Stephens assembly,
No. /, Independent Order, K of L., who we're
No. !, K. of b., as announced yesterday.
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Mrs. Florence Atkinson, who created great
sensation in South Carolina fifteen months ago
by marrying two men In ten days, was arrested
yesterday a Blacks, 8. c., for bigamy, and
bound over to court In e500 bond.
special says the great interest developed
In Western Florida favoring annexation to Al
ALBANIA has resulted In the call for convention
to assemble ut Montgomery ON the zth OF July
to take such action a. may be necessary 10 90
complain this object
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a. MINUTES TO BALTIMoRE.-In the schedule
Of "A daily trains Washington to Baltimore via
B. h o. are that make the run in As minutes,
in 50 minutes. and 6 in one hour.
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Homing Pigeons Liberated.

Twenty hOming pigeons were liberated from
the roof Of the Evans building at 10 o'clock
this morning by R. B. Caverly, secretary WASH
ington Homing club. They are ownod by the
Jersey Five Homing club, of Newark and Jer-
sey City, and are expected to reach their desti-
nation about o'clock p. m. to-day.
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WANTED-HELP.

~ .I q ,sT Co.. At aOss Giy.f f.Ss:
WANIED.A coLoRED WOMAN TO COOK.
w wish and iron Tor a small family Must be sood
%s.c ssiy . g niyat Apply with references q 1873
WANTED.AN AMERICAN LADY FOR A POSI-
.srv sSn wnere rood tact and ipdsment neces-
M&ATk i. 6o. % sis St AMY ha after an Z
N ANrED-MMEDIATEI AT 1921 a ST, NV,
,',, woman TO cook and DO general homework for
and have city references. IL
WANTEp-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS sIO TO
dresses priysrs W.1, W1tresses Nurses Lam
Slcks Agency .P SIS ps tS Men Help Of al kPas
w to act as salesman and book keeper. Wares s5O
poyer Ass. Box is ssf Ss from t en-
WANTED-CooD INSURANCE MFN; WILL PAY
HALb 5isIX q fS SON Apply to EAsTEBDaaS
WANTED-A OoLoRED WOMAN To COOK
w sosh b., and iron Apply at 1922 18Th st n. w.
WANTED-A GIRL TO COOK. WASHING AND
loo ss st and do general housewOrk Apply at
WANTED REGISTERED PHARMACIsT.
Sest Of references Address IoLU, Star Office.
WANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
hx sors i,S German 6 Prefer5ed; 1885 wAllsoh place
Whs san.sS SoMPETENT yo0d9EEp MAN
streets. my29-3t'
WANTED-A COMPETENT COOK FOR SMALL.
nent home t9 a satisfactory party; middle ger
son pfeierred Ssii iE9m e 10 and 3 e O'Clock
myae-ss o0'n o"o i5o5 PsSn sV ave.
WANTED-CAPABLE SALESMAN TO INTRO
,, auoe our goods enersetc man can build ny prof
S Sth references 5eieerences to RoBAcHER's DlsINfEcIANT
WANTED-A RELIABLE PARTY WITH CAPT.
w tai to take limited partnership, active silent
IN we'll known private Banking House in this city
diseounts investments safe and printable tree Of
business expense capital aud securities entirely with
226. Washington, d. C. myl7-Im
WANTED-A COMPETENT c0LoRED WOMAN,
cian. Apply for three days at 1880 Ilth ST. n. W.
WhNTED..A WHITE GIRL IN A SMALL FAM:
store 12o s5ay NIGHTS and willing TO assist in
WAiN WANT Oh FOR PHILADELPHIA; FOR
trunks stored TsMe@beF Charge all Tis6 aud Peof
Berkeey and fa for fast csy f ksa
good working women and men for city. Applications
LIZ offfc fiI9s fP.ss GIN m iSta
WANTED :. FOR A. SHORT TIME ONLY TO
os. those seeking at the Industrial tx
we wall register you for employment and give you a
LIE interest IN the Peoples Real Estate Tontine.
my14to3l' STEINER & BRADFORD.
WANTED-MANAGEk, ON SALARY $1,000 PER
w year, TO open branch office in your locality, bus
ness purely mercantile; that will inspire you
PRIDE pleasure, and profits trade established
ARD. rs and "a W. 18th St. Cinclnnsti, Ohio my24
WANTED-A CAPABLE LAW CLERK APPLY
w bet. and q. IN, 1919 ST. NV. my23-2w'
WANTED-LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST
w NER'S New International Tailor System of Dress
and Garment Cutting with inch rule and tape
alone; no scales, and the only system used that is
Aillrht
by Nine. 8 J. MEsSER, 1903 st.n.w. mylo-lm'
INTERPRETATIONS MAN LOCATED OUT
w side Washington, TO represent in his locality
responsible house. Good salary. References exacted
and given. SUPT. MFG HOUSE, Lock Box 1910 y
4. my9-th,s4w
WANTED - DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU-
w reau, conducted by ladies, men and women
white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor for
myll-lm'
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PERSONAL.

Il ElNOO~<[Al<.
CTRANGER-IN CITY; AGAIN PASS DOWN 7TH
- st about O'Clock Friday Afternoon; corner
you HI. 1T
4 ,IvIL-sERvIcE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. hend lOc. 70
& w FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
myl6-lm Southwest cor 9Th and h Sta. nv.
CTEINER d BRADFoRDs INDEPENDENT DE
- tectiye Agency and Bureau Of Information. Deec-
tive work in all branches all business confidential
Private consultation rom We employ only reliable
aud Competent men, commissioned WITH police power.
MORGAN BRADfOkD JE., Manager. Once Rooms
and 2, zoos n II. NV. Walter building open from
am. TO III pm myl4toSl-
nIyoRcEs-A GooDRlcH, ATToRNEY-AI-LAw.
LIZA Dearborn 81, Chicago; sdvice free; tweny.
one years. experenoe: business quietly and legally
1NHE ONLY AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DErEoL
II tive gency. NM- WILLIAMS 0EO- ". McEl-
rREsH oommunic.tions Iromptly sttenesS y -
strictly conndentiAl Ofhcs cIeD al hourA NJ WILL
Llama Manager. v26 y n-w my4-lms
TUsIHs OLD STAND rs 1VE ONLY PLACE.
Oyhers nxss-elass second Hsna Cothhing osn b
49, esS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN A
prI place as sick nurse Address Mrs. Nj. CAMP
VANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED LADY sTENo-
best references furnished. Address E ii. h. Star
WANTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
w Houselnaids, Waitress, Nurses Laundress, Coach
st. NV. Also European steamship agent. my30-2t'
WANTED-PosITIoN AS HoUSEKEEPER WITH
W. s%ldower or bachelor by middle-aged German
Apply at 913 4th St NV. my3O-3t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN WHO
Is an excellent cook, Situation in trst-csss fam
dress Box LBS. Star office. IT.
WANTED-BY CoLoRED GIRL A PLACE AS
xPPS at 70 isos IN n SOD
WANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss. MECHANIC, A
w h SITUATION as Carpenter and stair-bulder wages
WANTED = BY YOUNG MAN PLACE IN
S Gs 81 rh yaFon any place to make himself useful
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED SETTLED
" white woman wishes q situation as a nurse with
addsss he ey furnish best Of
WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH
~ couple place to look after property take
Sa noEse dS6 sSmmec and make useful
'1 my2S 5'a feiefen0'S' Address W. A. oo ST. A~'
WANTED-BY A CoLoRED GIRL SITUATION AS
w nurse, chanlbermaid, or ladies' maid, to 20 north
ployers, 1913 18th st. NV. my29-2ts
WANTED-BY THOROUGH, CITY SALESMAN
w situation; long experience in fine grocery pro-
duce and provision business will accept clerkship
Address SALESMAN, Star office. my2S-3t'
WANTED-BY WHITE GIRL, SITUATION TO
w nurse and assist with chamberwork and sewing;
Y7s5 Be Sales s f Pss at 5assn1
WANTED = SITUATIONS FOR FIRST CLASS
w white and colored cooks, housekeepers house
nan maids aS SG also German and Canadian cooks
@y55et BURNaAMss 80 9Th stia st. SSGnSss9
WANTED-FREE-THE CITY INTELLIGENCE
W office furnishes highly recommended servants
and clerical applicants Rooms registered free Gov
eminent applications for positions prepared Unfur-
nished rooms In demand. I'll u NV Iny25-6ts
WANTED- SHORT TIME ONLY TO THOSE
w seeking help at Industrial Exchange, COS n W
for the consideration of i will register you for
help and give you life membership in the Peoples Real
Estate Tontne. Cut this out and call. SrEINER q
BRADFORD. myl4t:Ils
WANrED-A YOUNG LADY OF FINISHED MU-
w steal education desires q position as goyerpess
where study of music may be made a specially;
highest references exchanged Address A Is. u,
Star once. my2l-l2t'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

INoR MISUNDERSTANDING OFFICE ROOMS
l. excellently located for patent attorneys. J. .
BELT a CO., Room AZ, Atlantic Building. ny2s-at'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

L,oR SALE BRooKLAND LOTS AND
Il healthy: only 20 minutes walk from cIty; also
convenient to electric and steam houses now
at prices ranging from 10 l2c, $500 " syOO yer
lot; also few lots at &c, or SlJO per lot.
McLACHLEA a BAICHELDER,
my25-lOt l2lS 4 ST NV
HALPIN VILLAGE,
III HAlFIN VILLAGE,
TWO MILES THIS SIDE or ROCKVILLE.
On the Metropolitan branch Is. a U. XIX
LOCATION UNSURPASSED PRICE LOW
This New Subdivision
HALPIN VILLAGE,
beautifully lad out IN lots OF about 6Oxl60 feet
trees and plank sidewalks al the streets and ave-
Railroad trains stop at Hal1n Village. Several
of the desirable lots located celebrated
Rockville turnpike. Prices and terms Of sale,
gether with descriptive plats, may lie Obtained well
all information which may b. desired By persons
who contemplate building homes Tor personal spec
N'- ''''' - '''' ''' JSo A. PRESCOTT.
keuogg Building
my15-1m 14lo 81 NV.
INOR sALE-AT BRANCHyILLE HEIGHTS on
IL Washington branch b. and o., miles from WASH
ington beautifully located lots inedlateiy At sta
ton, at from 100 To 500 per lot exo cash. balance
very easy terms For plsts &C. call On kEDfOkD
W. WALKER, lOo0 ST. my4-lm
INO LEASE wooDLEY, on wo0DIEY LANE,
Il fifteen minutes drive from Boundary, with furni-
ture ready for occupancy heater range and hot and
cold water has Tstclsss barn and carriage houses,
with cottage for gardener, excellent pasturage and
complete outht OF farming utenslis can oe leased Win
the place.
FOR other information apply on the premises or q
CRANE, PAkhls q CO.. Bankers. Ebbltt HOUSE
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A PITCHERS BATTLE.
The Senators Warmed by the Clevelands
by . Score Of 2 to L.

THERE WAS SOME GOOD PLAYING AND NOT MANY
BAD BLuNDERs, WHICH WE'RE WITNESSED BIT
ABOUT TWO THOUSAND PRISONS AT CAPITAL
PARK THIS MORNING,
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANrED-HoUsE, $4,000 TO eS.ooo $500
dress GRAY. Star ofce. mySo ots
WANTED-To ExcdANGE VACANT LOT. 7.,Y
w lO1, on East CaIitol Il \. improved propertys
Will pay difference. n any, IN cash Apply SIS & -
NV. after pm. my2s-SSt.
WANTED-To OCCUPY AND TAKE GOOD CARE
w Q. house during the summer Offset 20 rental
by gentleman, WIFE, and gruwu aAughtsr Aadres.
TREASURY, Star ofAce. n,,-.ss a..
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NQR RENT-l@42 . 81. n. w, FURNISHED
- Room. very moderate rates. good Table lt,ar,l
References exchanged. uIy.si.-:tt.
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Observation-Disclosures ROOMS
III ST. n. " Ell suite OF single. reierenoes
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED BY TWO LADIES TWO OR THREE
w unturnished rooms in vicinity of 18TH and Sis
Reference exchanged Address A. L. A. Star ONCE Us
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| IOR RENI-s35 18TH ST " W TWO HAND
| Il soIney furnished - floor rooms; Communicating.
| mer rates. ,,x,.1s o.
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lSok RENr-THREE NICE UNFUKNIsHED
i I3 TO, 3, with gas and bath lo06 9TH 81. Nv.
Evening journal., 1889-06-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Troop B. will elect a captain on July
3.
The stones for paving Eighth street are
being hauled there to day.
The tug Taurus took a party OF sixteen
couples down the river last night.
The College of Music is closed for the
summer. II will open in the Fall.
The Street and Sewer Department is
putting a fountain at Fourth and Frank
lin streets.
Miss Anna Shaw Of Evanston, ILL.,, a
temperance lecturer, lectured in St. Paul's
M E. church last night.
Nothing has jet been done regarding
the disposition Of the Johnstown fund,
which now amounts to t1l, sO349.
The three masted schooner Annie A,
Boothe Of New York is unloading a cargo
Of plastering lathe for Simmons &
Brother
The barge Saunterer of the Philadel
phia and Wilmington Packet Line is al
the jackson & Sharp Company's ship yard
for repairs.
The Local Union Christian Endeavor
will hold a conservation meeting in Del8
ware Avenue Baptist Church, this Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock.
James Watson, celored, was fined S1C
and costs for striking Walter Wood
a small boy on the head with a stone,
by Justice Bertolette last night.
Assistant Adjutant General Voshell OF
the g. A. r. has recei 7ed % from the
Newport Post, and $25 from the Dover
Post, for the Johnstown sufferers.
There is crowd of young boys near
Fifth and Orange streets who make a
practice of seizing boys dressed better
than they and demanding money etc.
The second Telegraph match between
f. J. Darlington and H. Simpson against
H. Nj. Thomas and S. II. Thomas resulted
in victory for the latter by a score Of
423 to 400.
E. Randall of Washington. D. c. is in
this city, engaged in the work of dis
tributing tracts. By this method he
reaches persons who never see the inside
of church.
A Rainbow Festival will be given by
the Womens Home Missionary Society Of
st. PEuls NJ. z. Church June %, %, and
20 in the lecture room Of the opers
House.
A musically inclined gentleman Of thi;
city. but who docs not follow music as {
profession, has just composed the musil
/ for a song, the wOrds of which were
written by friend. The air is pretty,
and possibly may soon be whistled and
played on the street.
Evening journal., 1889-06-25
TIME FOR ACTION.
The Alumni Of the High School to b
ReorEanized.

The Alumni Of the High School to be
Reorcanized.
A movement is on foot to revive the
Alumni Association of the BOYS High
School, which has held no meeting for
five years.
The association discontinued its meet
ings for two reasons, which will not
effect the members now.
There is no reason why the association
should not be kept up. 1t is pro-
posed that s meeting of High
School graduates be held in the
near future to complete the work of re-
organization. There are now in this city
over one hundred alumni, all of whom
would be willing and glad to enter the
association.
The list of grad comprises men in
every walk of life. Wherever they are
at work they are making their mark, and
organization would be gladly welcomed
A reporter of the EVENING JOUREAL L
found that great interest is being taken
by the individual graduates in the pro-
ject and all that is now needed is meet
ing. The assembly room of the High
School is good place for meeting and
may be engaged for the purpose
The time is favorable to meeting as the
Glass of '89 is about to conclude its high
school life and would willingly join the
association. Now the time for action.
Will some one take the iniative9
The matter will probably be discussed
at the meeting of the Hamilton Debating
Coterie, tonight. The class of 'S5 will
hold a meeting shortly and will take
action,
Evening journal., 1889-06-25
MUNICIPAL COURT.

1outhfuI Law Breakers-Seweu HalPs
Case Continued-Other Cases.
At the Municipal Court this morning
bur small boys, James Murphy, Arthur
benson, colored, William Groves and
kartin Benson. colored, the oldest of
HON is ~ years of age, the youngest 5,
8ere charged with stealing. On last Fri
lay they entered the store OF Alfonzo
belacorte, at No 415 West Front
Areet and stole $25 worth of goods
Buch as firecrackers, tobacco, cigars, ice
lream. etc. They have entered the plan
he mills of j. Q. Bryer & Co., at the foot
II Tatnall street, several times. The
|ast time they stole three brass tubes,
kheels, ETC., off the planning machinery
these boys have been stealing this
way for some time. They were arrested
~ Officer Shearer. The last brass they
Itole from Buyers they testified, they sold
10 James II. Brackson, colored, Brackson
lenied having bought anything from
hem, but was held in 800 bail for
lourt. The boys were placed in charge
n Chief Swiggett until Judge ball deter
|nined what to do with them.
Patrick Doherty, drunk, $40 and costs,
Mary Mahoney, drunk, 81 and costs
Henry Rhcads, vagrant, was fined s.
Ind costs.
At last evenings session Sewell Hall,
Hhe colored man charged with shooting
Joseph Lawler. in the recent street fight
pf the drum corps at Fourth and Monroe
btreets, was brought into court. Walter
Bacon, Esq, Halls counsel, asked that the
Ease be continued until to night but the
Judge determined to hear part of the evi
dence at once. John NJ Richardson
watchman at Quigley's morocco factory
at Fourth and Monroe streets, testified
that he saw the shooting. He could moi
say positively that Hall did the shooting
He thought that he did.
Lewis House testified that he was OF
the corner of Fourth and Monroe streets
He saw Hall fire two shots but did no
know at the time that any one had beer
shot Peter Kelly was there at the tins
of the shooting, but did not see Hall d
the shooting.
Several other witnesses testified to be
ing at the scene of the fight none 0
whom saw Hall do the shooting. Th
ease was continued until Wednesda
evening and Hall held in $4,000 bail TO
his appearance at that time. The case
of Martin and John Lucus two othe
eolored men was continued until SatuI
day night.