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Antf-Lobby itiil.

Senator Allen has introduced an anti
lobbying bill Il defines a lobbyist as a
person who habitaally endeavors TO secure
legislation in Congress by influencing men,
bers of Congress. and 1t imposes a penalty
Of not less than $1,000 TOR more than $1,000
and imprisonment in the jail of the Dis-
trict OF Columbia for not less than one year
nor more than five years. for conviction OF
lobbying in the District of Columbia or in
WASHINGTON.
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR sALE-PIrE ORGAN-A SPLENDID INSTRC-
meht made by Steere OF Springfield, Mass; cost
5000; two manual, with space for third; IL Is
as good as new. and Is commended by all the
organists of Washington. 1t may he and
tested. Reason for selling: In repairing Calvary
Baptist Church We must space which would
require rebuilding the organ. Terms can be mad
easy. Address ID. A. CHAMBERS,
Chairman Organ Committee.
McGill building 9OS G st. NV, Washington, DC.
au4-eO1t
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station corner Of 9Th aRd 10 SITS.

In effect Jnae 81 1921
1880 An. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Pullman
sleeping. Dining. smoking and Otserva tion cars
Harrisburg 70 Chicago. Cincinnati. Indiana polis
Cleveland and Toled, Buffet Psrer Gar to Har
1888 AN, FAST line Pullman Buffet parlo~
Car 10 Harrisburg farior and Dining Cars. Har-
SIS PM CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ENTREES
lae and Dining cars. HARRISBURG to s. Louis
Cincinnati; Louisville and Chcago.
ing Car TO Chicaco. and Harrisburg to Cleveland.
i ai6 81 80 TTifTSf ExrREs
Sleeping and Dlning Cars to 81. Louis. and Sleep
in So Car R s'r sR e csP
= s,sc an. rof Kan canaps,rna. Rochester ard
1920 a; m. for Eimra and Remove, daily except
mo TGr r daily ss rur,o
and Nlagsra , Falls dsily. except Saturday, with
Buffalo daily s and Siassra TsIis daily EXCEPT Sat
an% e ws.nnson 10 @ 'F'
For Ph,istelphis; New Work and the Fast.
lor Cars. with Dining oar from BaitImo or, Tor Tor
New York daily. for Philadelphia week DAYS. T:2o.
90 ann, lab sis 10 loo and ii IFS ss r%
On Sunday 30 I;S3 Dining Carr; 800. II 90
days: G E.P5..s: s S,, and a SO dsiy ,s
saIatosa EIprr-s dhroush Buffet Psrlor Carl.
4
For Atlantic city. 900 tSaturaays only. a:io.
HOO am, 1.:1s pm week dsys. Sundays. ie:15
pm
IN se and 90 e so i sli 10. 1898 ss
1870. HIS and I1:ss pm; On Sunday. !;:n
eoI, s;I5 400 Iimitedl. 4:eo. $40. 6Ii. 7:1o.
1000. 1910 and IL :35 pm.
For Pope. Cr-ek Line. 7:ee am. and 4:3s pm.
daily, except Sunday.
Fo- Annapolis, 7:aD. SEQ and II 20 an and
40 m daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 800 a..
and 4 % pm
Atlantic Coast III 10 Express for Richmond Jack
snnvle and Tampa. 40 am. 3:3O D. m. daily.
Richmond and Atlanta. $50 p. m. daily. Richmond
only. 1851 am week DAYS.
Accommodation for Quantico. 7:I5 am. daily.
and Az pm week days.
For Alexandria, 43O. 635. 7:45. $40. a:4a
1857. II so am. $3.50. lao 800. 4:2S. 800
s:S7. 6:15. soc, 1905 and II 80 pm. On Sunday
at 40. AZ, 9:45 am, 245 6:15, SOC and 1908
Pm.
Leave Alexandria for Washington. Sos. 6:43
. rs, S:00, $40, 1918. 1923 an. 90, 2:t5.
800. -. 500. $50 G:13. 700. 100. 9f5 10 50
and lies pm. On Sunday at GAS. 9:10, 10:2S n.
m. 2:16. & so 100. 20. 9:lS and lose m.
Ticket Offices. northeast of 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue and at the station. 9th and
Y street where orders can be left for the check
ing Of la ggsge to destins tion from hotels and
licences.
NJ PROVOST. J.R- WOOD.
General Manager. Genl Pass. Agt.
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I'm the Ninth virginia District.

Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star
BRISTOL, Tern, August s.-The demo-
Gratis of the ninth Virginia congressional
district have nominated Judge II. T X
Morrison of Scott County, on the Thirteenth
ballot. for Congress. His most formidabla
opponent was Jas. W. Marshall of CRAIG
present ir cumbeat
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Texas Repubncan Nomination..

Nominations were made Tuesday by Tex
as republicans as follows: n.
Governor. d. Smith of Denton county
Lieutenant governor-W. NJ. Mann OF
Dallas "a
attorney general-W. II. Atwell Of Dallas
Controiler-Sam Johnson
Treasurer-J- A. Davis OF Hearne
Chief justice-Lock Mcdaniel of Harris.
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New hospital Building.

Secretary Smith mas ordered q reaG-er-
tisement for bids for the contract to erect
two buildings for the epileptic patients %
the Government Hospital for tbs InsAns-
near this city.
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LADIES, GOODS.

PARTISAN CURLING FiUiD-THE PARTISAN
Complexion Cream. cr'.nium Tonic for the
Hair Is sold at MISS IAt RA CADnAN'S Hair
Dressing Parior. 1907 q NV. jy2l-lm
ANTON AND CAROLINE EECTI, SIG 18TH AND
I206-l20S I. French dyeinc and cleaning
OF every des, ripton: evening and party dresses
made specially. Oar patronage extends into
the most fashionable circles DE-
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NEW rALACE STEAMER HAIRY RANDALL.
Leaves River View wharf. TN street Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday AZ am. L.ni.,s at ali
wharves far down Maddox creek, inclu.l-
Ing Chapel Point and Colonial Beach. Rcturnin.
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Pm. Pas
sen-ef Accommodate first class Freight reoei, cd
until hour OF sailing Telephone. l7'i5.
+. A. REED x CO. T. s RANDALL.
Agents. Alex. Proprietor and >ianlger
GEO. u. CAi;ifNTkl;. Gen Agt
N26-u Washinsio Oh. ID. c.
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MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMB


COMPANY.
Ihe splendid new iron steamer ''I'ntomlc,' Can't
w e. Geoxhcgan- VIII leave Washington for Bal
timorc and river Landings every Sunday ard We'd
ncsday at p. M. Returning leave Baltimore
every Tuesday and Friday at q pm
The steamer Sue" Capt James ';eoyhcvan will
leave Washington every Mondlr az pm. for
baltimore and river landings. Returning leave
baltimore every Wednesday pm
Special saturday excursion, steamer Sue every
Saturday at pm for riney Point and lower
river landings, returning to Washington @ I'm.
Monday. All accommodations ifst-claSs. For rates
state room and all Information apply to
STEPHENSON * BRO
18th st. wharf OF 90 Pa ave
Telephone, 745 jyo-3m
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

III. Park Is situated high p,1tc:Iu Oh the
rcGusy wanna railroad, and also On the Chesa-
peakc Beach railroad NOW baiiny,, living 2To
feet above Washington, where pure air, water
ard plenty 81 shude trees abound. Comniut.i ton
fare. ~. cents. Title warranted. No ro,es No
interest No deeds Of trrst required. Cash or in
staiITents taken. Ten per cent OF for cash We
..ad up May "a. and have sold uo-;hirs Il eur
lots lIuIscs In course Of .1,Ilstfql .tinI
la, ursioa dill, at 1876 pm. Circulars AMI tickets
~ ":ice, G-3 r st. NV, and from our agents at
depot auGtf
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CHIROPODISTS.

NOTHING LIKE TOUR REMEDLAIS THE
best In the world Give instant and permanent
relief In all foot ailments. Prof. J. j. GEORGES
son. ChirOPodists. Ills Pa. ave. TO 5 pm.
SUNDAYS . 10 Il. E5
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STEAMER "wAKEFIEI.D -


From eth st. ferry wharf.
Ca Monday. Wednesday and Saturday at am.
Wicomco river. Coltons and Nonini creek. On
saturday. all above landings AMI Iepaar,ltown and
ST. Clement bay wharvcS. Returning Tuesday.
thursday anu sunday tSer sChelGCi.
je2o-u Z. w RIDLEY. Gcni Manager.
STEAMER T. V. AKROwSMITII FOR THE PIC
turesque lower Potomac and Clcs,p, AXE bay
Delightful trips TO salt water. Leaves Tth st.
DAYS. Touching at all popular watering places
and summer resorts. TN MONDAYS and WE'D
NhSDAls. at 3 pm, for Colonial Beach. Col
Georges Island Smiths creek, ,,aln Yeocomico
and st. Clements hay. arriving ut Washington
early Wednesday and Friday mornings. on SAT-
tRDAl, at $50 pm, for Colonial Beach. Col
tons. rney Point st. Georges Is,nd, Smith $
creek. Coan and Ycocomico rivers, arriving at
jeis-tf q ". RIDLEY. Gen Man.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT co.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, d. C..
FORTRESS MONROE and
The new ani powerful Iron Palace Steamers.
Leave Washington daily Al f. m from foot of
eth ST. wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe at 6 30
am. next day Arrive at Norfolk at 7:ao am.
where railroad connections are made for IL points
south and southwest
NORTH BOUND.
Leave Norfolk daily at Clio pm Leave Fortress
Monroe at 10 pm. Arrive at Washington at
Tickets sale at SIS. 6io, 1851 aud 1921 Penn.
sylvania and SIS 18th ST mw
Ask for tickets via line.
JNS. CALLAHAN.
apl4-f Gen. Supt
CLYDE LINE STEAMER DIRECT TO PHI, ADEJ--
phia. Leaves Philadelphia every Saturday. IL m.
all points north and east +. A. REED & Co. j.
Agents, wharf foot Of st. W. myls-tf
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Monterey Springs Hotel.

monterey springs f1Otea.
Summit OF the Blue Ridge Mountains. Pcnna
NOW OPEN.
Three and one fourth hours from Washington
500 feet above sol level
No Malaria--No Mospuitocs-Iure Spring Water.
New ans, mSsl.rn sanitary arrang,incn's.
Write for descriptive circular. Circulars at Star
Once
NJ. A & ii. =. MII.\OE.
my5-f r. O.. Blue Ridge Summit, Pa
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ocean end Of Kentucky ave-. Atlantic City, n. J
New and modern New management - . .
jag I'M fDJ STDZ A. MASSEY g.
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EDUCATIONAL.
GOnZaga College,

b4e OF the Fathers OF The
Society cf Jesus.
Classical and business courses Of studies Sueci,l
iFsses In Latin and Greek for older students
schools Open Tuesday. September a. For parti,,-
hrs address CORNELIUS GILLESPIE. s. j..
au6-lm pr.s "a t..
1854. EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE, IsaI
FOR SONS AND DAUt;HTEI,S
The SpsDcerian Business College
Natl"naI Bank OF the Republic building. cor 18th
anu II NV Day and night sessions.
SPENCERIAN
in the national capital and throsghost the country
IL hoosenod word, associated with tborOHy!l husi-
ness training and a prosperous career.
stifuth.o be~irs Non.is sear o. tn,s ss.shar an
departments. viz: Practical Business Including
sOmpiete booskeeplng course, English, randi calr-
n.ioss raPld writing moral and social culture.
economy and commercial law; Practical English
WITH i1itiatOry bookkeeping: Shorthand and Ty pe-
wiring, including English Spencertln Rapid Writ
Ing, Mechanical and Architectural Drawing FulI
corps OF thoroughly trained teachers. L,catIoa cen
Spacious. brilliantly lighted handsome halls and
class rooms services OF graduates aiw.ys in de-
mand Terms Moderate. but no comDctit!pn will
cheap schools The leading business men Of Wash
her. for training
This college received from the Worlds Columbian
commission diploma for 'f.xccllence SfItlrpts'
Work In all OF the above departments. Twelve
d Its graduates received diplomas from the Expo
-ition for superior general written cxamilia lions
and four Of them silver medals for valuable
service In the living educational exhibit.
Office open every business day and night on and
after Monday. August G.
Write or call for new annual announcement.
Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER.
auo-u Prfucipal and PrsP:!etor
GEORGE W. LAWRENCE VOCAL SCHOOL. 1908
9Th 81. NV Shakespeare method. FOR weak
voices thruet and hung trouhiss TRIAL. I.fSsSOS
EREk- Choir singers wanted. Simmer r,tes
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HOTEL ROYAL. KENTUCKY AVE; ONE SQUARE
dining room and table established. Rates.
circulars. etc, at Hotel Johnson, also at Royal
after the 25th. +. l.. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
NJ: e EDELIN,, late Of Wizards Hotel. Manager.
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TIE CLIFTON. ATLANTIC AND CUNNE,.riCUT
avenues; home-lke: capacity $780, terms 81 To
80 per week. Circular mailed. Mrs. +. NJ.
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HOTEL. ROSSMORE.
Atlantic City, y. j.
Near Tie hcac.l.-
order Washington management. Newly furnished.
Rates, $40 20 SIS per week.
myl0-3m' THE nARrSDJK BROS
HurEL WELLINGTON,
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J..
KENT! Ky aVENt F..
NEAR TIE BEACH. NOW OFI,N.
m,il2-am NJ. A. X II. \. NH.\DR.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Rock Enon Springs and
Mineral Baths.

Great North mountain. Frederick county. Va.
Capacity 300, all requisites for health, comfort.
recreation and rest; billiards and bowling, cx-
cellrnt music: healing and str"ngt henin: water
and baths: safe anil lovely resort for families:
abundant table: complete sanitary Arrangements
terms moderate Send for circulars. with all in
formltion. to A. =. PRATT. Proprietor.
taldny. Washington
, 1894-09-05
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS
TIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.

PaId.
Susannah Bryson, Abraham EStwick, F.
Gibbs, Mrs. n. James. Emmily Haywood,
Marie Mikkelseu. Georgia Monsanto, Cathrine
Nielsen.
Unpaid
Madam Sophey, Henry Allen Ford, Estate
Hone .Andripna Dumot. Robert Giddings.
: Christiansted's Post Office. St. Croix, 31st
August 1894,
, 1894-09-05
Translation.


gRT is hereby made known that
- Captain D. DITLE ySEN has
resumed his duties as Chairman Of
the Road Commission.
Government Srcretry's Office, St. Croix.
the 3rd September 1894.
LIMPRICIIV.
, 1894-09-05
CHURCH.

On Sunday the 9th September there will
be held Divine Service in I ederiksted's
Lutheran Church at the usual hours 90
and l2.(
, 1894-09-05
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDERlA
S1ED'S POST OFFICE.

r. Burd, Thomas Crichlow, Christopher
Ford. Albert Holder, Clement Ince, Daniel
Jolfers. Sarah Matthew, Captain Pentheny,
w. II. Prentiss, William Prince, Alfred
Richard, Rcbecca Simmons. Herbert Williams.
UNPAID.
James Brady, Virginia Bastian, Sarah
Grace CroSthwdit, Felisha Corneatios, Julius
Ferdinand Griles, }, Sons, Mr.. Andwose,
Elizabeth SoberS.
Registered.
Rufo Manuel Rivera, l.. Ne Cucnman.
Frederiksteds Post Office, 3lst July 1894
l.. RICHTER
, 1894-09-05
Translation.


SPT is hereby brought to public
- notice that from the lst inst.
the Land Surveyors office hours in
Christiansted will be every MONDAY
from 9 II a. IN.
Government See ctary's Office, ST. Croix,
the 3rd September lN91,
LIMPRICHT.
, 1894-09-05
New York, September 4tli

Now 10TK, 0ePTtlNOVT TTU
Flour, City Mills for the West Indies per
barrel. $40
Nal b4st brand, wine per. brl 500
uaavy Mess Pork. PEI brl no quotation.
New Seasons Pork, per hrI. l54-151
(Crvsta's per ID 80
sugar i. 20 q. Il MuScovado 50 test
per fl 3
English lsland> holasseS per gal ."c
Exchange New fork aud London 4.65t-1
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Those Bank Failures.

Ransom County Gazette: State Bank
Examiner Peabody in his annual report
to the governor states that the Lloyd
bank at LaMoure. was Intentionally
wrecked. The examiners report shows
crooked condition of affairs between
the LaMoure branch and the parent
bank at jamestown, the latter also col
lapsed. It is quite evideet that the Lloyd
outfit are guilty of swlndling stock hold
ers and depositors, one Of the latter. it
is said, having threatened the life of the
LaMoure banker.
Steele Ozone: The Dawson Times and
the jamestown Capital are paying each
other compliments over the Lloyds'
assets. The latter says the Times under
values them in order to speculate with
profit on the certificates; while the
Times says the Capital was reestablish-
ed after the fire by the banks cash. etc.
and that Hi" Raymond is not the op-
pressive monster of chattel mortgage
tendencies that the Capital tries to make
him doesn't own one in the county.
We believe the Times estimate OF those
assets is about correct. though we hope
not.
Speaking of the Capital and the
Lloyds bank, the Dawson Times says:
when a newspaper attempts the
defense of gang OF bank wreckers and
swindlers whose failure was one OF the
rankest in the history of the national
banking system-a and then accuses other
papers with dishonesty of motive, be
cause they base estimates on facts and
figures, there must be motive behind
it. Last week. The Times endeavored to
show that motive. The facts are these:
On the date of the failure Of Lloyds
National bank, Warnock & Davidson
owed the bank 81 900, and six small notes
OF S33.333 eachmaklng total of
200 j. c. Warnock owed two
notes for S295, and $1,000, respectively
total Sl.295, making a grand total OF
S5,495. Since then insurance on the
printing office, amounting to 81 1896 SO.
has been paid, leaving the Capital plant
still owlpg the deposltors OF Lloyds Ma
tional bank a matter OF some So, 3,49S.31,
with interest added. These figures are
furnished by jamestown parties who are
in position to know whereof they
spesk-not The Alert, however, as the
Capital charges and we submit them to
the public
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the evening had on their own account
entered into a solemn agreement by
which the first one to fall victim to the
snare Of Cupid, should supply supper
OF surprising excellence to the other
twelve, aud there was some speculation
az to which one would be called upon to
fulfill bis iron clad agreement.
Among those present from without
the city were: Mrs. E. G. D. Shortridge,
Miss ShOrtridge, State Auditor Porter,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Mrs. Eisenhuth, w. H. B. Eisenhutb,
Bismarck; A. b. Cox and wife, Sanborn.
Those present from the city we're: q.
B. Avis and wife, Miss Haeer, Mrs. O.
W. Archibald, II. B. Allen and wife,
Pierce Bic Vett and wife, Mrs. Burns,
Jno. BollinRer and wife, H. A. Blood and
wife, and Miss Blood, F. H. Beals and
wife, Chas. Brown and wife, f. A. Bill and
daughter, Miss Hattie Barnard, Frank
Buckley, WIN. H. Coggeshall and wife,
E.. NJ. Chase and wife, e. W. Camp and
wife, Mrs. Casey and Miss Casey, Geo. @.
Eager and wife, Juna Eddy, Frank
Eddy and wife, Miss Lena Flint, Mrs.
and Miss Fuller, Miss Forbes, Mrs. G.. f.
Faunce, s. L. Glaspell and wife, Alex.
Gilltillan and wife, Jno. Il. Gray
and wife, w. E. Green and wife,
JAS. Gleason, M. G. Go dsill and wife, L.
Il. Hamilton and wife, Ell. Helm and
wife. G. Il. Hills and wife, MISS Harrison.
c. G. Johnson and wife, F. LEM and
wife. John Latta and wife. M. Lynch,
E. f. Montgomery and wife, Miss N1att1-
son, S. X. McGinnis and wife and Miss
Lillle. NJ. A. Nashold and wife, Louis
Niemeyer. B. N. Orlady and wife, I. Il.
Poole and wife. J. A. Rankin and wife,
Mrs and Miss Rose, j. J. Roper and
wife. Mrs. j. B. Rnddy, Mrs. E. d. Strong,
b. II. Stallman and wife, Clayton Smith,
Miss aud Genette Smith. &. c. Storms
and wife and Miss Storms, Mrs. and Miss
Tilden, Mrs. II. True. Miss and Nellie Vim
cent. C. }. Wilson and wife. Mrs e. p.
Wells. Stuart Wells, S. A. Wilder and
wife. Fl. B, Wood and wife. Mrs and Miss
Wallace. 0. w. Wonnenberg and wife,
II. Woodwarda nd wife, w. W. Wheeler
and wife, W. Wetmore and wife, Miss
Nellie E. johnson. J. E. Anderson, r..
Harrington and wife, G. T.. Judd and
wife, &. A. Lieber and wife. and Miss
Schrader.
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accordance with your own best judg-
ment."
The jury retired for their deliberations
and after being ont half an hour a YER
dict OF mot guilty" was returned.
COURT NOTES.
Nick Green, the druggist of Courtenay
recently convicted Of violating the pro-
hibitory law, as recounted in The Alert,
was sentenced this afternoon to 80 days
in the county Jail and that he pay fine
of 5000 or 100 days.
Clyde Brown, indicted by the grand
jury of burglary, to which he plead
guilty. was sentenced "to be confined in
the reform school for juvenile offenders
until you arrive at your majority, unless
you are sooner discharged by the trus-
tees of that school," Brown broke into
the Northern Pacific carpenter shop
during last December. He is less than
Is years of age and therefore was sent to
the reform school instead of the peniten-
tiary as be would have been had ne been
over IS years of age.
William Gleason and Frank Martin
were sentenced to pay fine of 57J each
for maintaining gambling establish
.uent.
When the case Of the State versus
Patrick Moran was called the court was
notified that defendant was sick and
unable to attend; had an attack Of neu-
ralgia and bililousness. The sheriff was
notified to procure from Mr.. Moran q
physicians certificate to that effect.
Peter Haas is also down sick with the
"prevalent,s ne having had chill and
attack of general grippe. DR.. DePuy
was called to see him today. it was
stated in court, anu upon his return was
to report to court.
Robt- Hilton, found guilty Of running
a blind porcine, was ordered confined ir
the county Jail Of Stutsman county for
80 days. beginning with January Sth.
1894, and that he pay fine of 5000; and
that in case be default the payment of
the fine that be be confined an additional
period of 100 days.
From Wednesday Daily.
The January term is now drawing to
close and little remains on the docket
except the Geo. Game case which is set
for trial on Friday morning at 10 o'clock
A nuraber of old tax cases, the case of
W. S. Kahler vs.. Morris Crops for fraud,
and A. Klaus vs.. Norton and Haupt, to
quiet title, are among those yet to be
decided and some of these wait upon the
attorneys to be argued.
The cases of the State VS.. Peter Haas
and Pat Moran, each go over to the July
term Of court, owing to the sickness OF
the defendants as certified to by physi
clans affidavit.
The jury were excused from further
duty at this term of court this morning
and today the officials have been busy
paying them off.