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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06
ma o. c. Name. o.
Name
Washington Stock Exchange.

Fonowlng are So-days quotations. at close OF
Government bonds-U.s; ANS. registered. 1867
1 bs 1914 "a asked 1ak .s. u iso1 coupon
isss bid. 12sA asked. U. S. Is, Coupon, iasS:,
Distrie. Of Columbia bonds-Per imp. SIS. 1891.
fsn G Io7 BID 3D. ri %D stocks 1881
currency, Ios bid. % ao.year fund. O., 1892
f fss oo aCo sid btu Hsser . fns
currency, 141H bid. 3O-yesr fund, Is, 1902,
Iass bid $685. 1924, fund, currency. ls4's bid
Miscellaneous bonds-U. s. Electric Light bonds
5 1st g. g, 50 b! bid =: 9; Electric Light bonds
haii Association, SIS. 1885. los bid. S WASH.
ington Market company LIST mortgage, Is.
imp. 6s. 100 bid. Inland and Seaboard Company,
6s, 1897, rs asked. Washington Light Infantry
first mortgage bonds Is, 1904, los bid. Washing
Washington Gasight Company bonds, series
4, g.. Ia bid; Washington Gaslisht Company
$50 bid. Bank of Republic, 225 bid. Metropoli-
tan. $40 bid. Central, 2lo bid. Second, I76 bid.
Farmers Far n,a and Mechancs, 1T bid. Citizens,
Railroad stocks Washington and Georgetown,
goo bid. Metropolitan. 12e bid, 1904 asked.
Columbia, A bid 80 asked. Capitol and North o
Insurance stocks-Firemen's,4 04 bid ,46H asked.
Franklin, AZ bid. Metropolitan, "A bid so asked. Ma
tonal Union, 10 bid, 201 asked. Arlington 10 bid
Corcoran, 63 bid, 6S asked. Columbia, 15k bid,
16k asked. German-American. $50 bid. Po-
tomac, 80 bid, Riggs, 8 bid. National Typo
graphic, IS bid. Merganthaler, 25 bid.
Gas and Electri, Light Stock-Washington Gas,
An bid, AK asked. Georgetown Gas, 40 bid.
U. 8. Electric Light SO bid, 100 asked. Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage, IL bid, l u asked.
Telephone Stocks Pennsylvania, 23X bid, 80
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac, 81 d bid SO asked.
American Graphophone Company, % bid, 264l
asked.
Miscellaneous St,cks-Washingto Market Com
pany, Is bid. Washington Brick Machine Com
pany, 265 bid. Great Falls Ice Company, $50
bid. Bull Run Panorama. "a bid. Real Estate
Title Insurance, 1241s bid, 100 asked. Columbia
Title Insurance Company, O bid, z asked.
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'sDiamond Kit" Fined.

Diamond Kit" the patent-medicine man
who has colored minstrel show
to attract crowd of persons
to purchase his medicine, was tried in the Po-
lice Court to-day on a charge of making too
much noise to attract q crowd. The court inn
posed fine of IS.
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A Fourth OF July Shooting.

K1RBYvILLE, No., July 6.-During the cele-
bration here on Thursday the Miles brothers.
Bill and jim. shot and killed o. Z. Bronson,
the sheriff of fancy county, and Ed Frink, his
deputy. The Miles boys are under indictment
for the murder of the bald-knobber chief. Cap
tain Nat Kinney, at Forsyth, last August. The
brothers were heavily armed, and upon being
ordered to disarrn they drew their weapons and
onened fire. killing the two officers
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. July 6.-Cotton very dull-mid-
ding, 11%aI1X. Flour active. country brands
higher-Howard street and western super, 26oa
315; do extra, 3.25a4.25; do. family. A. Oa5 90:
City mills. Rio brands, extra, 4.90a5.O0; winter
wheat patent, 5.10a5.65; spring wheat, patent,
6.00a6.25 spring straight, 4.90a5.50 spring wheat
extra, 4.00a4.50. Wheat-southern, strong and
wanted: Fultz. new. S0a95; Longberry, new, S5a
95: western. strong; No. winter red spot SSG;
July, S9AaS616; August. S27SaS3H; Septemb Der,
S3xaS3x. Corn - southern. scarce and stiff;
white. 46a49; yellow, 47a4s; western. firm; mixed
spot, 42x; July. 421sa42ss; August, 42ka42ts;
September, 42Xs43; steamer. 40 Oats firm
southern and PENNSYLVANIA, 3oa34; western white,
33a34H; western mixed, 29a30; graded No. 9
white, 81 Rye firm, 49a50. Hay quiet and
steady - prime TO choice timothy. 14.50a15OO.
Provisions quiet and steady. Butter dull
western packed. 10a12; creamery. 16al7. Eggs
easy, 13kal4. Petroleum dun - refined, ITO.
Coffee nominal - Rio cargoes fair, 16H. Sugar
strong and active - A soft, On: copper steady,
refined. loyal. Whisky steady, LILO. Freights
to Liverpool per steamer-grain nominal Cork
for orders, 3s.7 Kd.a3s.9kd. Receipts-four, TO-
600 barrels; wheat, IL 900 bushels; corn, $4,000
bushels; oats, 1900 bushels. Shipments - -four
1900 barrels; wheat 81 900 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels. Sales - wheat, 100000 bushels; corn,
IS, 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE, July 6-virginia threes 67ka6S;
Baltimore and Ohio stock, so; Cincinnati, Wash
ington and Baltimore frsts, 97k; do seconds,
521E; do. threes, 2iEa25h consolidated gas stock,
a.
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A Base Ball Fight Ended.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 6.-The big Hght be-
tween Jas. L. White and Jno c. Rowe, owners
of the Buffalo base ball club, and
the National league has come 10 an END.
White and Rowe start for Pittsburg tomorrow
night 10 play out the season With that
nine. They each receive at the rate
over and above this the $500 purchase money
paid for them 10 Detroit. VIII White, for the
present, manages the Buffalo team.
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MARRIED.

sANFoRD-FULLER On duly 3 1ssa. by the
Rev. DR. Leonard, az St Johns church. WAshinston
ID. C., Dir. EDWARD SANFORD Of Attfetporo, Mas
to Miss IRENE MARIE FULLER OF wAshinston
WEECH-LofTUs. In this city on July 2, 1889 by
the heN. Charles Baldwin, hey W r l. WEIGH n
Nassau, n p, 70 AMY c. DoFTUs. Of wash 1>fton d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

The Guion line steamer Wyoming. which got
into New York yesterday, had among her pas
sengers 100 Mormon disciples. They were at
once shipped to Salt Lake City.
At Providence, R l., the Goodyear rubber
boot and shoe company made an assignment
yesterday. The attachment placed on them by
the Sears commercial company was followed
up until S7l6, 900 worth of attachments swamped
them.
Ten blocks Of the best portion Of Ellensburg,
w. T., were burned Yesterday Nearly one
hundred families are homeless. The los VIII
reach hundreds Of thousauds Of dolIars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

TREASURY DEPARTMENT AprorSrMEsrs.-
The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed
John c. Kafer to be inspector Of boilers Of
steam vessels at the port o: New York, vice
Edward Morsiand, removed in April last. MIR.
hafer is a retired naval officer and was at one
time assistant chief Of the bureau of steam en-
gineering, Navy department
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Real Estate Matters,

Elizabeth Floyd Sicard has bought of
Rodgers 4 Stellwagen, trustees, for els, LOG. IS,
lots 6, Z, and 10, block 6, and 16 and II, block
z, Kalorama Heights.
T. A. Mitchell has bought for $12,5S0 of J.
G.. Slater ct al. the south half of square 1883,
81 by GA square feet fronting ON D, 10th and
18th streets southeast.
Somerset Robinson, q. s. N, has bought Of
T. Glasco for SS,877. SO parts 16 and Is, square
1917, 25 by LOG feet on 10th street, between L
and NJ streets northwest.
Emma ]. Borden has bought for S26, 900 of
T. Franklin Schneider lots $50 and 1913, square
155, each 20 by 100 feet, on @ street, between
18th and 18th streets northwest.
Bushrod Robinson has bought for $1,000 of
W. Warning sub 26, square $40, 1,265.s7 square
feet, fronting 90 so feet on Rhode Island ave-
nue., betweei 18th and 18th streets northwest.
H. NJ. Baker has bought of Alice NJ. Adams
for 4,500 sub 81, Widows Mite.
". Waring has bought for $500 of Bushrod
Robinson, lot 10, So 724, 5711s feet front, on d,
between LIST and I'd streets northeast.
G. R. Newmon has bought for $4,000 of G. f.
Schaffer, pit. 2, SO. 572, III feet on Indiana
avenue and D streets, between I'd and Sd streets
northwest
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ALEXANDRIA.

Reported for TIE EVENING STAR.
TEACHERS The city superin-
tendent Of schools completed last evening
the examination of applicants for posi-
tions as teachers of the white public
schools Of this city. Besides the present
teachers, Misses Virginia Roxbury. Ella L.
Duffey, Mary Z. Foley, Bette W. hewitt and
Rose l.. Sherwood took the examination. The
colored teachers will be examined next week
and the papers tested and grades determined
during vacation.
NoTEs---A council Of the Brotherhood of
Virginia firemen was organized last night at
the Columbia engine house.--The funeral of
Mrs. Joreph l.. Grigg took place this morning.
r. w. Avery has been chosen president Of
Mechanics building association, No. 1, vice
Henry Strauss, resigned
Mechanics building association. No. 1, which
has been in existence many years, loaned
q. 600 at par last evening" garden party
of the children at DIR. Rusts garden has realized
Si6 for the Alexandria infrmary.
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Rfoting Miners in Illinois.

SrREAToR, Ill, July 6.-Another riotous
demonstration was made at No. 8 shaft of the
Chicago. Wilmington and Vermillion coal COM
pany yesterday morning. The sheriffs Of Lin
coin and La Sale counties were on the ground
with large force Of deputies and Ben Holiday
and VIM. Students, the ringleaders, were
arrested. The company has begun to dis
nnantle the shaft, which will now be abandoned
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Treasury Department Changes.

John s. Rowe Of New York, having served
satisfactory probationary term Of six months,
has received an absolute appointment as
draughtsman in the Office Of the supervising
architect.
&, Promotions-J. W. Roberts Of Illinois from
"a to "a. so per diem in the Office of the SUPER
vising architect. and ]. R. Harlow of New York
from S720 TO $500 in the Office of the Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

SUPERINTENDENT KIxBALL of the life-saving
service, left the city to-day TO select sites for
three new life-saving stations along the New
England coast already provided for by Con-
gress. The new stations will be located at
Block Island, Nantucket, and st. Georges
river
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McAIuss,s
ELIXIR OF OPIUM

Is preparation of the drug by which its injurious
effects removed. while the valuable medicinal
properties retained II al the sedative.
anodyne and antspasmodic powers Of Opium, but pro-
dUces sickness of the stomach, no vomiting, no
costveness. headache. In acute disorders
IL is an invaluable remedy. and Is recommended by the
best physicians.
Z FERRETT, Agent,
my4-s 372 Pearl ST.. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Post Office Department Changes.
Edward speer, jr., Of Minnesota has been
restored to the position of post Office inspector
under rule 10 of the civil service rules
Carl E. Herring of Wisconsin has been trans
ferred from the third assistants Office to the
position of post Office inspector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

To-DArs BospoFFERINes aggregated s5s, 500,
as follows: Registered As. $500 at $50 ex int,
$1,000 at 1888; registered AS, $1,000 at IOeE,
ss7, 500 At lo6X, $4,000 at 1863, $4,000 at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06
LOCAL STOCKS AT AUCTION.
An Important Sale by Duncanson Bro.
To-day.

An important sale of local stocks was held to-
day at the auction rooms of Duncanson Bros
The stocks sold belonged to the estate of the
late Philip Otterback.
Mr.. c. G. Duncanson occupied the auction
stand, and the bidding was lively The sales
made were as follows: Eight shares Of George
town gaslight company (par value $3.50, S4s11S
each share.
Five shares Of the National Metropolitan
Bank OF Washington (par value s10O), $3.50
each share. Also six shares for S275.
Ten shares of the Anacostia and Potomac
river railroad company (S25 par value), els. 80
per share.
Two hundred and ffty shares of the
president and directors OF the Firemen's Insur-
ance company of Washington and George
town fpar value) $40, S444 each share
Forty shares of the Washington and George
town railroad company Cpar value $50, S255
each share.
Nine hundred and thirty six shares
OF National Hotel company Of Washing
ton and Georgetown (par value $500,
$50 each share; two $1,000 bonds and one
$500 bond of Virginia. issued under act of
March 80, 1871, S37. so each bond.
One 81 GOO bond of Virginia, issued under act
Of February IA, 1882, with coupons attached,
Certificate of indebtedness dated July L.
1874, for 81, 245.06, issued under act Of March
30, 1871, payable in settlement. between the
states of Virginia and West Virginia, % per
hundred.
In addition to the above shares Of George
town gas company were sold for $50 share,
and 100 shares Of Columbia railway company
tpar value S50) for 491z per sabre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The. follow
ing were the readings at the signal once to-
day. an, 60; 2 pm, 70; maximum, 81;
minimum, 81.
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NAVAL 0RDERs.- Assistant Surgeon S. S.
White has been ordered to duty at the naval
hospital, New York, 18th instant Lieuts. Wal
ter s. Hughes and Harry NJ Hodges have been
detached from the Quinnebang and placed on
waiting orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

The RESIGNATION of Mr.. II. Sidney Everett,
chief of the diplomatic bureau Of the State de-
partment, has been accepted. He will prob
ably be succeeded by Mr.. Thos. W. Calder,
now in the bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

East Boston Families Desolate.
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The Glorious 4th In Boston.

The municipal authorities of Boston must
also have issued an order forbidding the use Of
explosives In that city on the 4th, judging by
the following head lines in the GLOBE of Friday,
Fools Havoc
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ArEx.s Hun V1eon

Rendsrs the hair soft plant ana Eiossy. pro
notes 9 fresh growth. and cures eruptive dis
essss Of the scalp. Mary A. Jackson, Salem,
Mass, writes: Il have used Ayers Hair vigor
for number Of years, and IL has always gwen
me satisfaction Il Is an excsllent DRESSING
prevents the hair from turning Tray. insurss
its vigorous growth. And keeps the scalp white
and clean"
Several months ago my hair commenced
falling out, and In a few weeks was almost
bald thought . bottle Of Ayers Hair visor.
snG. after using only part of II. my head was
covered with heavy growth of horr.-Thomas
Mundsy. sharon Grove. Ky.
AYERS HAIR yIGoR,
Prepared by DR.. ,. @. Aver & Co. Lowell.
Mass. Sold by Druggists and Perfumers ja23
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A Victim of the Opium Habit.

This morning Policeman Jamison's attention
was attracted to a stranger on Pennsylvania
avenue who was inquiring the way to the depot
He was a well-dressed man about forty years old
Later in the day the officer found the man
sitting at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and 9Th street, apparently under the influence
Of liquor, but when the officer took charge of
him he saw indications of the use Of opium.
The officer accompanied him to the sixth
precinct station, where he was taken care Of
The stranger gave his name as Matthew Moore,
and said that his home was in Mount Airy,
N. c. He thought he was in Philadelphia.
When questioned Moore said he knew that
chewing opium was killing him, but the habit
had grown on him to such an extent that he
could not reform. He told the officers that he
had plenty of opium in his trunks
at the depot, and he would soon
get all right il they would allow him to go to
the depot. He is held until be RECEIVERS from
the effects Of the drug.
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Death of a Prominent A,ex,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prces Of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, l4ly street
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THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
He VIII Reach Jersey City I'm Time te
Take an Afternoon Train.

NEW York. July 6-The U.S.S. Despatch,
with President Harrison on board. passed City
Island at los this afternoon. The Despatch
left Newport last night. President Harrison
will arrive at Jersey City in time to take the
$40 O'Clock train for Washington.
Death Of Prominent Alexandrian.
Special Dispatch to THE EvKNIxs STAR
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 6.-Maior W. B.
Brockett, a prominent citizen Of Alexandria
county, died here this morning Of paralysis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

THz GEsurSr
HANN HOFF,S
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRTTIvE TONIC
and most
PAIATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia. Ccnvaescence
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT; suffering from attack of Illness which bad not
only reduced my strength, but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability To appropriate food Iled
TIRE effects of the Genuine Johann EQfs Malt Extract,
awfneglassful three times day. I use was followed
hy mark ed e ects1 Food which had heretofore been
found Il pass the arentsry canal digested
properly. 2. There appeared an increased power OF
evolving animal heat and storing up fat,
Beware Of limitations The genuine has the sigma;
fire OF Johann Hod" on the neck OF every pottle All
others are worthless limitations -.
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and Vienna New York Of
fce. 8 BARCLAY a. js3-tu. th&s
TF YOJ HAVE NEvER USED CARRIERS LITTLE
Liver Pills, at to the nearest drug store and
get vial They viii surely please you Donfforset
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England's Latest Gun.

From the Broad ARROW.
So astonishing are the results which have
been obtained from the 4.7-inch quick firing
gun that it promises to supersede the ordi-
nary 5-inch and 6-inch breech-ioaders
The Trafalgar and Nile, now complet-
ing at Portsmouth, we're originally in
tended to carry asecondary armament Of 6-inch
guns; but 1t has now been determined to pro-
vide them with the same number OF quick
frers, and workmen are engaged in altering the
ports. While, again, the Medea mounts six G.
inch breech-loaders, the modified Medeas to be
laid down will have only two guns of this nature
and six 47-inch quick-firing guns. The Bar
ham, Barrosa, barracuda, Blanche and
Blonde will be entirely armed with the
new guns; and as set Of four carriages
for the same weapon has been dispatched
from Portsmouth for the merchant steamer
Teutonic, completing at Belfast, there il
every probability of the 47-inch pattern of
gun being adopted for the armament of
the mercantile marine. The difference
in the comparative rates of fire between
the present breech-loading service ord
nance and OF the new guns conYers an
important advantage upon the latter, more
especially in staving off torpedo attack, while
their power Of penetration is 10 great that
nothing but an armor-clad can Withstand the
hail Of projectiles they are capable of dis
charging.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
NEW APPOINTMENT.

NEW APPOINTMENT.
A. q. Mackenzie has been appointed 70 q
clerkship in the engineer departments ~ WV
per annum
CONTRACTS AwARDxp.
II. / Gregory has been awarded the contracs
for putting the Smead system OF heating,
ventilation and dry closets into the fve new
eight-room school building. ct slo,seo. Also
Tor introducing the same system into the
Mccormick school, at sI.7g7.
RrrLpTSe PERMITS
were issued to-day ss follows: +. G. Pohndorf,
one brick dwelling, 202s hillyer avenue north
west, $4,000; Mrs Annie l.. Neyth. one brick
dwelling, lsl0 @ street northwest. o. 900; MrA
Margaret x. Cox, one brick dwelling at ls26 @
street northwest, saoo0
ASPHALT UNFIT rus ravrSa.
Prof. Richardson, the inspector Of ssphalts
and cements. in letter to Capt symons so-
day, calls attention 10 the fact that the brig
Ienerlne Is discharging a cargo Of asphalt 81
Littleheld wharf which he considers unfit
for paving. He says that Il Is being
apsal, Win in the large B. sSGun' OF sSSS
yard He says further that prompt action 4
necessary, and recommends that the cargo be
condemned, especially in view OF the fact that
II has already been rejected in New York He
says that he understands the cargo IL consigned
TO Crawford a 90.
Ephrsim Burnett's will fled to-day. leaves 10
bis wife and family his estate and names An
derson Richardson ans John Henry Butler en-
ecutors.
c: W. o'Neill was appointed guardian 10 yoha
II. Roman to-day.
The court to-day denied the motion in the
Carry brewery case TO appoint a receiver.
Robert l. Downing. the weIl-known TRACE
dian, who is spending his summer near this
city, denies emphatiealy the report that he
mas been near death or even very i'll. He vss
never In better health.
LIBERAL BEoUEsrs.-In addition TO the q. 600
given by Mrs. Sarah Ctermehle, widow of the
late Geo. w. Utermehle, TO the German orphan
asylum, mentioned in yesterdays sTAR. we
now learn that she gave also 10 the Protestant
orphan asylum 1900, 20 the Children's hospi-
tai $1,000, and 20 the Little Sisters OF the Poor
600. Ten days or two weeks ago she visited
her old homestead, in Pennsylvania, near Al
lentown, where she was born and raised, and
also distributed among her surviving relatives
there the sum Of $4,000.
The Glorious 4th I'm Boston.
The municipal authorities of Boston must
also have issued an order forbidding the use Of
explosives in that city on the 4th, judging by
the following head lines in the Globe of Friday,
Fools Havoc.
East Boston Families Desolate.
Children Mangled and Dead.
Flight Of the Man from the Wrath of Neighbour.
Arms, Legs, Eyes and Lives Sacrificed.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Chikf Justice Binqham.
To-day, Dixie agt. Upton; motion to amend over
ruled. Grinder agt. Baumgarten; motion for
judgment granted. Johnson agt Williams; mo-
ton for additional return overruied; motion to
quash granted-appeal. Cornwell h Son agt.
Sherman; order Of publication. Stran Bros agt
Dumber; judgment by default. Barbour agt
Wheatley; do. Menasha Woodenware Co. agt
Hosmer; order for security for costs. Wilson
agt. Buscher; motion for Judgment granted
Sloan agt Cochran; motion for Judgment on
answer of garnishee refused. Hoyt ct al. agt
Sprdgue; motion to quash postponed.
EoUITY CoURT-Judge Con.
To-day Glover agt. Glover; order for alimony
&c., vacated. Black agt. Saunders, Leon Tobrii
ner appointed guardian ad litem Frederick aet
Washington beneficial endowment association;
leave to file amended and cross bill granted
Woodward agt. Melvin; Hamilton and Meloy
appointed trustees.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jitdge Brddley
Yesterday, W. J. Rogers assault (appeal),
verdict guilty; sentenced to fine of $40. Isaiah
Decker, alias Frank Decker, and Charles Will
son, larceny from the person; verdict guilty;
sentenced to one year each in the penitentiary.
Abraham Webster, HOUSEKEEPING; motion Of
new trial fled.
PROBATE CouRr-Judge Con.
Yesterday, in re II. B. Moulton. guardian; al
lowance for physicians services. Estate Of
Rosa A. O'Brien; letters testamentary granted
Ellen O'Brien; bond $500. Estate of Marie ].
Fiippin; viii admitted to probate. Estate of
Henry ]. Hunt; will admitted to probate and
letters to Mary Bethune Hunt DO $1,000
granted. Estate of Antonio Pons; rider of
publication. In re Willie Combs; allowance
made. Estate of George w. Dyer; inventory
returned Estate of Florence II. Kinsley; let
| tiers of administration issued to Samuel G.
kinsley; bond $500. Estate of Rose Open
heimer; letters Of administration granted to
Frederick II. Oppenheimer; bond 81 900. In re
Sarah Z. Henley's orphans; allowance for main
tenance. Estate of Ida E. H. Rudy; petition
for probate. Estate of Sarah Brown; petition
for additional bond dismissed without preju-
dice. Estate of Elizabeth Mcfarland; admin
istratrix qualified. Accounts were passed in
the estates OF VIM. Mclean, VIM King. VIM.
Whistler, Charles Rau, and Alfred Kappelar.