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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-10
TIE DAnr HoL1pAr BuILrrrs
VA PIERCE 4 CO.,
Soccsssors TO z g. DAVIS.
7Ie M.rkes Spsce<
CAN'T YOU TELL

What you vantf Or perhaps the trouble with
you . that yon have not been sble TO make mp
your mind vhas to gs,r We will not rasvest
anything: most folks don't Ike suggestions.
but thsrsi b no harm done In asking you TO look
In our windows" Perhaps something you
re in them Is what you want. or II you Sc
nothing there to suit your fancy come inside
and look around. You will be almost sure to
have N idea strike you when you see our sPlen-
did exhibition Of Choice and Desirable Holiday
Gists. II you ind the ides and not the article
you viii be fully repaid for the trouble you have
taken 10 look for IL. Although the rush and
crowd are ssttinS srsaser every day Ne win be
plsassd to have you come and Join the anxious
shronx OF Christmas shoppers. II Will be worth
your while 20 look over our MAGNIFICENT display
of '.Holidsy Goods'' even If you don't want to
buy A usual. you viii md below some very
iueersafin0 ''sporiaiS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-10

CoHzS,s TRIMMING Sroax
s3 11rH ST. NV.
TWO DOORS SOUTH OF STREET.
Branch Of 8. Cohen Co.. Boston.
We have received today and showing some Of the
most gorgeous effects in Jeweled and Embroidered
Trimmings for Evening Use ever offered in Washing
ton. We invite inspection Of these goods a. being
novelties not often and being in lengths and
elusive designs. cannot be duplicated
Also. Just received new
JANE HADINGs.
In Cream and Cold Cream and silver Blue and Gold,
Brown and Gold and All Steel We are headquarters
for this latest style Of
DRESS TRIMMING
We have received one Dress Front o. Black sk pus-
senenterie. With lo-inch Drop Fringe. late design
from Paris. Price S25. We have only one. and VIII
receive no more Of this style.
9. COHEN co.,
523 l1th ct. nv
Nom, w&sat-3m
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CASH OR CREDIT.

Our fall stock of Furniture Carpets. &C.. is now
complete. and you contemplate purchasing anything
in line it will be to your interest to call on us be-
fore doing so, as confident you from
10 to 2 per cent your purchase Below we mention
few of our many bargains and advantages.
wewill sell you Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE. pieces, for s17
cash or els ON credit.
We will sell you a 1-pieee PARLOR SUITE, solid
walnut frames. upholstered in the best hair CLOTH for
s2s cash or $50 on credit.
We will sell you 7-piece PARLOR SUITE. solid
walnut frames. upholstered in plush combination
ors for s2s cash or $50 ON credit.
We will sell you rood wovEN-wIRE BED
SPRING for 81. % cash or O.. 90 on credit
We will sell you q good quality BRUSSELS CAR
PET for Co. yard cash &c per yard on credit
We will sell you good INGRAM CARPET for Soc
per yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit
We sew and lay all CARPETS free of cost and do not
charge for the waste in matching figures.
We will sell all CARPETS. MATTINGs AND OIL
CLOTHS on credit al an advance Of cents Per yard
on the lowest cash price,
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
all credit sales and no notes required.
CASH DISCOUNT allowed On all accounts settled
In thirty days.
p. GRO0AN,
s11-3m 100 and IA 7th t. nv.
BEREAVEMENT OF THE LIVER, WITH CON
stipation, Injuries the complexion. inducespimples,
sallow SKIN. Carters Little Liver f1lls remove the
cause.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-10

News Funx1su1se DEPARTMENT.
USEFUL PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN.
L0uneine Coats.
English Dressing Jackets.
English study Coats
Honse AMI Office Coats
Long Gowns and Wraps.
Smoking Jackets.
BATH. LOUNGINa
And
blanket WRAPS
For the Nursery.
For the Sick Room,
For the Bath,
For Steamer Travelling.
For the Railway Coach,
With and without Hood and Gfrdle,
For Morning and Night Use Generally.
These goods are our own direct importation.
giving us exclusive styles and patterns.
SMOKING JACKETS.
In English Plaids, Mix
lures and plain colors, well
made and trimmed, quilted
facinss and Innings.
as IS to e25.--
DRESSING ROBES.
An LugilSn ana herman
Plaids. Mixtures and plain
coors, well made and TRIM
med in the latest styles and
with the best materials.
-$6.50 to $25.-
BATH WRAPS.
In English and German
Pla;ds. Stripes and Fancy
Figures. Cancels Hair. Wool
and Cotton Terrys.
81 to &l5.-
MAcKINTOsHEs OR
WATERPROOFS.
With or without capes
Foreign and domestic
makes All sizes and styles
$40 to $25.-
We invite an inspection Of this stock. It vii
compare favorably with that of any house in the
country.
Firs. floor: first annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-10

NEuRALe1c PERsoSs >.
And these troubled with nervousness resulting from
care or overwork Nh be reicvet1 ~ taking
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper. ~
no NOT PURGE OR WEAKEN THE BOWELS
~ but act specially on the liver and bile. perfect
liver correctOr. Carriers Little Liver Pills.
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THE pusnER-
HIRE ARE THE FACTR

You resd Of great reduction. 10 per cent discount for
cash. &c, cafpets and rugs at marvellous cut prices.
do not accuse any Of msrepresentng practicng
any deception upon the people, but do wish to
eest to you the proprety OF personal nvessieation
claim to buy more with dollar than other dealers
who pay cash. We do claim 10 Vfre vou more for .
dollar than you get elsewhere Tor the very simple
reason that our expenses ere much less and we do 8
cash business. We have all slonx tried to impress
upon each reader OF our advertisements that the state
the goods named. and ali AL q that you T the MAJ.
ket and come and see u. For instance: 6Sout Oh
Dinine Table, & Six Solid OAK Chairs e5; Handaome
High Back Oak Spine Bottom. LIS each. This e
beauty. IL you want fne Oak Cnnlnbef Sea-, antique
O l6th SentSEy we nays sne rssuisr 40
30 pound. 312. 80; ane Book-fold Ali-wire sprin:..
96. regular price q. 80 and % 20; Solid Oaf Suite
&16 50; Walnut Suite. e3o Solid Oak 6ideboord.
Sl2. 30; very handaone ones, go 10 a45; BroodVsv
Folding Bed, el6 Plush Chairs with cushion back
S4:S8 q e e.; = styles Willow Chair from S1.60
CHINA. GLASS. &c.
We cay shont ten Thousand dollars worth az thene
goods and have come r.msfssble yalu.s 81 Tun-
Tea Bet IS pea. . ds Ensiish cSsS.s 81. 81 rs
e2.25 &296; very handsome one. q 81 70 go fffSy
styles row On exhis1ton. Dinner sets e7.lR to o36
Large Si9e baFsel Clothes Basket, 06c. Whife WSsS
&c. q slo:s psssSs Dout ~ We ~. toe n. 1hs
.. Is e sss You sss ne Ssss No. pSe
on and can't tsks II Oh. kemenhsy there = only Ons
z ssorss-4vssytAias shsap fur oh. boat dcIhs
-. So.- - 90
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SPECIAL In THERMOMETERS.

SPECIAL IN i THERMOMETERS.
Fancy Thermometers. Special price, &c.
Fancy Thermometers Special price, SI.15.
Handsome Thermometers Special Price.
aIs.
Leather Writing Pads. in seal and embossed
leather.
Leather Writing Tables. of real seal and en-
bossed leather.
Embossed leather Dressing Cases
Embossed Leather Travelling, CoIspanionsI
Embossed Leather Collar and CUT BJxesL
Embossed Leather Collar and Gun boxes
(speciaD. worth SIS, real leather Special
prise. 9sc.
Manicure Sets in leather cases
Leather Photograph Frames.
Folding Photograph Albums of leather.
Ladies and Children's Work Boxes, made Of
embossed leather.
We have the LARGEST assortment and the larry
est stock of Pocket Books, Wallets Card Cases
and Purses in Washington, both for ladies' and
gentlemen.
Large sized Pocket Books and Card Cases for
men
Pocket Books and Card Cases for ladies' and
gentlemen Of Real Seal. Fine Grained Leather.
Real ALLIGATOR, Turkish Morocco. Ooze Calf
and Embossed Leather. Lowest prices guaran-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-10

PIcruREs, EAsEIs &c.
We are showing very attractive line Of
framed pictures at popular prices, comprising
Photographs,
Artotypes.
Photo2ravueres,
Water Colors.
And Etchfnes
A line of thirty subjects in embossed oak
frames Size. 14x17.
Price. &C.,
800 Framed Pictures fine subjects IN White
and Gold and Old Silver Frames Size, 2Ox4
Price, 9.c.-
200 Pictures in very handsome france Size.
24x3O.
Price. 81 .5-
Great variety of choice subjects in Antique
Oak Frames.
Prices. s1.35, 81. 90 and q. TO-
100 Artists Proof Etchin2s, framed in neat
White and Gold frames Size, 14x17.
Price. e1.65.-
300 Etchings by the best artists, great variety
Of subjects. several styles Of frames.
Prices. "a. T5 and $3.50
Easels. Wall Pockets. Framed Mirrors,
Brackets. Cabinets, Piush-Top Stools, &C.
Visit this department
tThird floor. I'd annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-10

EXTRAORDINARY Cur In Plush
JACKETS.
2-inch Fine Plush Jackets, $3.50;
Actual value, S12.
29inch Fine Plush Jackets. s1l.5O
Actual value. $3.50.
Very Fine Plush Refer. rolling collar. seal orna-
ments. S16.5O;
Actual value, $50.
Here are specials in Plush Jackets that can give
you an idea Of the extraordinarily low prices on our
PLUsHES-buty you can Judge nothing by reading
you must see the quality, you must see the finish
then the BARGAIN will become apparent. All grades are
marked in proportion up to s25 for Fine Furtrimmed
Plush Jackets
This sale will last for Three Days Only
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Bear that in mind and don't be too late.
S15 Real Astrakhan Cspes.
s9.9S.
s9.9S.
s9.9S
Only till Saturday
sl6 Wool Seal Capes,
s10.S5.
S1O.S5.
s1OS5.
Only till Saturday.
s17 Very Fine Astraihan. with heavy sable collars
$l1.S.
sIIa5.
&l1.95.
Only til Saturday.
And the greatest bargain OF them all:
| r / T. I. / A 4 . { E..
ss ss.' 4 4 s s snfs + E e.
ssss "A / B BBbs ILL Err
S S% 4 err ErH ssss
e6cG6 a. ~ : Fee ssss -
They are marked in our stock &27. You can't buy
them elsewhere for less than $50.
For these three days.
419.U.
1887.
1887.
We have only 80 of them. There may be no more
by Saturday.
Also 10 Single Capes Plush and Astrakhan Comb.
nations. Prices from e12 to els.
You can buy them for
$500.
5000.
e6.OO.
THE MONUMENTAL,
ss7 and $40 st. NV.
Don't forget our Chdren's Fur Sets for the holidays
Ele2ant assortment. 1t
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/. .
BOTTLES BELOW REGULAR Prices
Z. p. MERITS. COR. nth AND sTs. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-10
We Sraucx II Rich TINS TINE.

We Srnucx II Rich TINS TINE.
Manufacturer Of Ladies' Coahs wanted to sell out
his sample line-and knowing that we are always in
the market for good things" 1t Too prices" offered
us the lot ut very low figure. We bought them and
tomorrow put them on our counters the same way We
bought them. that is-rery cheap. There are cheap
IN the very Test manner.
The Jackets in three lots and at such prices that
they win amaze you. You we'll know that our stock il
fun and complete and We would not enter into the
purchase Of such another large lot they were not
WONDERFUL VALUES
LOT JACKETS. NO. i.
PRICE. s69a
They would ordinarily sell At
60 AND e12
LOT JACKETS. NO. 2.
PRICE. $685.
They would ordinarily sell from
s12 TO GIG.
LOT JACKETS. NO. 3.
PRICE. s1325.
Jackets that could not be bought anywhere len than
from SIS to s2S.
This Is sale that you can't afford to miss.
THE MONUMENTAL.
SPECIAL SALE Or Wars
For stout ladies'.
Sizes 40 to 48.
$40 Cloth Braided 739
$E ..................... SOS
JIG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 11.7
SIIO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1925
I'D $s and $50 Braided Wraps. ............ 21.5O
80 Mateiasse Wraps OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 21.7g
eIo Plush Wraps ......................... 1898
SIS Plush Wraps. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1925
W Push wraps. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
10 and t@S Plush Wraps. 21.5O
THE MONUMENTAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-10

THAT TIRED. LXN0UID .YREIIN0 AID DUII
Little Liver flis 6efuge f1eilg snd y0u VIII 6nd ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-10

WE ss ~ E,dEzHs E SISN FSS =. ~ r. TF e
',ss, 90 ?. ss1s!; s. III 1 {; SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-10

UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
FOLDING SCREENS.
Just received q lot go in nunber) OF
Antique Oak Folding Screens. besutifui style
elegantly finished.
--e2. 80 each
We viii mount these Screens IN your choice
OF our Imitation Silk" and deliver complete
for 81. 81 each
(Fourth door. 18th St builin1l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-03

II
1880. Gray, e R-Pomeroy & Stim
sons sub Of Alhambra, lot so bl A,
Lot "a bl d, 2
& Stimsons sub Of Alhambra, lot II bl
Lot 48 BIB, /
Lot 40bl A, 3
1866 Boynton. C-Pomeroy & stim-
sons sub of Alhambra lot 26 bl a, q
1867. Barris, Mrs Elsie Pomeroy &
Stimson's sub of Alhambra, lot 81 bl A, 3
1853 Grover, Forest E. San Dimas,
1857. Rose " B-sont6 4 Of south
west n of sec 25, tip 5n,r 17w. Il
Southeast q of northwest n Of sec 25.
North Il Of southwest u of sec 25, tp5 :.
Northwest n of southeast 4 of sec 25,
south h Il Z Of Il southeast n of sec 25, tp
North Il of northeast n of sec SO, tp5
1854. Griffin, John-providencia Ro
47O9 Neil, ,Frederick-Ro San Antonia
10 acres, bounded north by county road,
east BY McCullom, south by Neece, west
by Abbott, 10
'Howes tract, lot 80 BIZ 4, and personal
property. 4
ALL. Field, James III Funk's sub,
lott, /,
Lot2. /,
Lot 8, /,
Lot 4, II
Lot S, /,
Lot /,
Lot II
Lot g. /,
Lot 9, II
Lot 10, II
Lot IL and personal property, 8.
4715. Truett, Hayden B-Burbank, lot
Ia bl 46, and personal property, 81
47l8. Buttner, Christiana John rs
LOt6, SIS
4719. Yocum. Hannah T-Linda Vista
tract, lot bl G /.
4723. Hobart, Octavia-Wilson' Home
stead tract, 10 acres, bounded north by
San Pasqual street, east by Brown, south
by California street, west by Wrights
sub, q
d .425O. Kysor, E F-Central Park tract,
lot "a bl X, poll tax, Al
4357. Pollard, Robt J-Azusa, lot bl
G, poll tax, Al
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-03

UNDIVIDED "a OF unsupulYldeu pOrlon
OF bl 26,
Garvanza, lot II, bl II,
Undivided "A lot 25 bi P,
Undivided "a lot 26, bl L,
Undivided "a lot q, bl P,
Undivided "a lot "a bl P, except 100x195
feet in northeast corner sold to Hatch,
and personal property, o,u :.
Santa Monica, lot X, bl los,
4e4s. Allen Peter-Alhambra tract,
lot 9, range, 3
4649. Martin. James J-Personal prop
erty,
1852. San Jose Ranch Company-Al-
lens sub San Jose ranch. 210 acres, fract
500 acres, ! a Except northwest 20
acres) sec 10, l 8, 9w,
80 acres. . "A of southeast "A OF sec o,
1s,9w,
81 acres. tract northeast n of sec II, l
sew,
ZIG acres. fesct north y of sec 16,
sew,
1853 acres. north "a and tract southeast
Il OF sec 10, e 9 W,
139 acres, tract westx of sec "A, 8,
sw,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-03

4oo6 San Jose Ranch Co-Town oA
San Dlmas lot 279,
Lot 280,
Lot 2S1,
Lot 282,
Lot 2S3,
Lot 2S4,
Lot 2S5,
Lot 2S6,
Lot 287,
Lot 2S8,
Lot 443.
Lot 444,
Lot 446,
Lot 447,
Lot ASS.
Lot 462,
Lot z6S,
Lot 4e4,
Lot 400,
Lot ass,
Lot 467,
Lot 4Ss,
Lot 492,
Lot sos,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-03

bl42. Godde, Max--Possessor inter
est In southeast "a of sec 2, tp6n l3w,
bl5o. Outhwaite, Joseph H and Mas
terss Willis W--Sierra Madre, Prospect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
IRON FOUNDRY.

Think Of crane powerful enough 10 III
twenty-five tonsi There is one like this. aud
three other cranes IN the iron foundry, all OF
them worked by steam. Onc travels The en-
tire length OF the shop overhead. A large
number OF m0ulders were seen making
shapes and castings OF interesting sorts.
Locomotives, cylinders, bed plates, for sta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

MANcHesTER MATTERs.
Items OF Interest Gong On in the City
over the River.

,.t.
Items oil interest ""'"- vi" D." ''i' ''''
over ihe River
Miss Dora Eastwood. of Manchester. Is
........ ......t. b.. f,......f.....
'i'.''"- 'i''..'''
Mr. John is.ef i- Quiie Sic" ST. "i7 ie7i
danpa 0n the corner OF Twelfth and Everett
streets.
Nr. W. k.rk Mathews bias received bis
appointment as aliumnt OF tine regiment
made uD 0f llo cavalry companies in \ir-
aliH. le VIII rank as senior captain 0i
tNa REGIMENT
Il. liu-flugs Court. after very BUSY
session. hls adjourned for the term. Judge
Iurrlm wa, go court awhile Yesterday.
-f.l,irr fl. orders.
th4rl.- Gr.an fcoloroD. who was con-
.i.t-I III If..sf lof,nr and whose case
......t t,tI.I-nl+.I ~f.fr. ~urrarno gourf
r..,,, ,l..,i..t.- T.. o.t on hail A-.oou
a.. ,..r,s fr.,, ti.. -rrrano Court i-
b.,i.l .loyrn f... Case Will come up atain in
f.. fl-tin.,. t.rrf
a,. t...s.I o. ,nrii fho Chesterfield Tr1on
.l. ll,.0,.r .rro.n ana tho Stuart Unr-.
l,.... ,..iif t.t. . .fr..f f,r,ds I'm Rirh-
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f., ,.......'. i..,.. ....','.i IA. fbs R.if.I inc
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',... i.... .,irs',i, been donr
XII - ,.l amid. f.f... f.,v ,y.-t- fn finish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

ON the recommendation of Postmaster
Russell. Supervising Architect Nynlham
of the United States Treasury Department
has decided f0 make improvement, in tLt
interior of the pO.t0ilicc. The postmaster
who is now isolated iIlm his force, viii hl
given more convenient quarters, and tine as
sis.ant postmaster, room VIII De enlarged
Mr.. John d. Newman. who was ai one
time With H.. vi. Alirend a. Son. and late.
with tue Virginia State Insurance Come
pany, lett Wednesday i0r Greensboro, N. 4.
Tie goes there i0 accept position with a
large steel and iron company. li, brother.
Joseph. who some wear, ago lived here, has
been connected with the company for some
time.
Mr. Edeeriou Rogers and Mr.. ". Z.
ii-uam, associate architects, leit for oias-
eow last night, for Che purpose Of layln. oil
The biz hotel. Mr.. Rogers is The designer OF
the hotel, and 10 ls thought few more beau-
tiul building, VIII bee found in the United
States than this Glasgow structure.
The State Board of Excise Commission
crs appointed yesterday Messrs. ~. Irving
smith. John ID. Rlgland and ". 4. Morii-
son, member, ot the Excise bOarl 0l Peters
burg. IN lieu OF the board prey l0usly APP
pointed.
ltriNlutt morning morse Win "a buggy
attached ran away 0u Franklin street. near
the old Market. The vehicle was badly
broken up, but fortunately no lersOn was
injured.
ON and after the 2,th instant mail matter
VIII be collected from the star boxes at 1915
and 5:i9 i. NJ. instead 0f 1890 and T.. NJ,
as formerly.
Joseph G.. Adams, Of Pitisylgania county.
was received at the peniientiary yesterday,
10 serve a term OF two years for felony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
DR.. PAGES READINGS



one of the most fashionable audiences
ever in the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton. and certainly the most fashionable
one gathered together since Lent began,
was at DR.. Thomas Nelson Pages readings
at the above hall last night. kichmond''
refinement and beauty were well repre-
scented and those Of orr citizens who read
the classics could De discemcd in large num-
bers in the large audience.
Mr. Wyndham Il. Meredith, in few sei-
fences Of well-choson words. introduced Dr.
PAGE, and the latter was received cntnusi-
asticaliy. lie first read the duel scene from
.Georae Washington's Last Duel publish.
ed i'm The Cosmopolitan. and with his usual
familiarity with the negro dialect and in-
imitahlc STYLE OF delivery. be- at once
charmed and made friends with his audI-
ence. This is the funny story of DIR. Page 5
writings. and bis reading of 10 provoked
throughout much laughter.
As his second piece he read the Christmas
scene from "Edinburgh's Drowning from
his book "In Ole NirgIuny." To- this rcad-
ing the author seemed 90 put his whole soul
i'm the work. and brought out with peculiar
force the pa thetic scene Of this portrayal OBJ
Virginia life. The drowning OF "haesa
George as told by The darhey in the story.
was delivered bon q beautiful style. and
many teardr0ps stole down ihe faces of tle
listeners as they heard the fate of this
lover and hero.
These readings We're for the benefit of tho
Rosemary Reading Room and Moore Memo
rial church, and as fully seven hundred per-
Sons were I'm attendance. "a large sum is exc
uected tO be realized for both.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
Eoek 900 Amonc sehnol no,..

Notwithstanding the frequent arrest o.
boys for throwing rocks in the street. rOcl
battles daily occur. Yesterday morning
desperate battle was fought on Clay street
near Twelfth street among pupils oi ihl
Central school and pupils of ihe Valley (c0i
orcd} school. Rocks were flying In clerl
direction. and the residents Of that neigh
borhOOd became greatly alarmed
The white boys were getting the better VI
the negroes, when they were reinforced bs
several negro men. The FIGHT was kept up
for some time, and the police Were lelo-
phoncd for.
Officers sutton and Harmon appeared.
and the cOmbaiants scattered. one ~ the
boys was caught, ami from information re-
ceiyed the officers arrested five white and
six cOiored boys. Two OF the bows
white and one c0lofel were sever IN n
jurod. They will be before the court this
morning.
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Nrpffne Cont W a uUfnfs.-Gallaghl
against koWlu's administrator From the
Circuit Court 90 NIddic.eX county. Az
trmed. Judge Lewis delivering the opinion.
Western Union TELEGRAPH Company
against Williams. From ihe Circuit C0ur,
0l New Kent county. Affirmed. judge Lacy
delivering ile opinion; Judges Lewis and
Richardson dissenting.
~hipp against Commonwealth. From ihe
Circuit Court oi Rockingham county. Ale
irmed. Judge launteroy delivering the
opinion.
Corey administrator, de-, against Moore.
From the Circuit Count of Rockingham
county Affirmed. Judge Richardson de-
li1crlu. ihe opinion.
NUdshm against McNeigh From the
Circuit Court of The city of Alexandria.
Affirmed, Judge Hinton delivering opinion.
Petty against Frick Company. Plt.ti0n
i0 modify order denied.
lnmckmorion against lhrOckmOri0n. Ar
gued by j. W. Foster for appellee. and Col
onel x. II. Lee Tor appellant, and sal mittol
Circuit C0usf-John \. Gordon against
City Of Richmond. Verdict for the defenl l.