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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

| METKOPOLlTAN-SH PoTTs.
morei Gen L Z webb, N Z; r a Soburn, via
yno walsh and J Atwood, N Y; Isadore &
kann, Bsltimorei VIM z Arnold and Mis-,
R t.0 .ad TSo! HF sscya ME- .hoHd III
Morgan and wife, N VI y Robinson, Baiti.
morsi T r. Madison, Montsna; s NJ Whippic,
s .nd NJ. E Ess a nsiG sS " ws b Ga
little, Conn; Joseph Thornton, yaj NJ II Lans
s an rs vi: and Ezra i Crane and wife, n y J
s " U.y,op " snS NJ Ron, Atlanta, ds i A
Montgomery county, Md.
EBBITT HOUSED. O. WILLARD.
MM'I sa,, S,rift 4, wife, and ohildy Capt
aiI::, ESs.ia R:%p sds.rs riish S'j't;t Gar.
PPsnssr' Sfw York; A%o, N Warner, Proy!.
aeorss $ Eyster, Pal L Poteet, baltimore
county, j d Van Oyne, Nashville, Tenn;
S0sd 4, Ha paStsra sIs !, YAM, rSsdsn
Cooper, Md; Hon + A Sawyer, S q; II p Din.
ton, Riehmond; W Ayres, city; Thomas
ReddinE, Brooklyn.
sEAToN house,. II. sxxx.s.
b q Nix, wife and two daughters, N q; Hoa
Thomas Z Williams, Md, NJ ! Elchsson and
d.ushter, vs.; John @ Stephenson, Oity; Z D
I hr:stsy3:n RoGhsyill., MSi " P5.t.ym.n, A.:
J sandsrson, Baltimore; W q Kenworthy,
hathstiora Park, n III John p Carter, Va; "
WhUe, Ihlai James BolGer, Y; T. J
Plowden, Md; Joyes, baltimore; Dir Jas
z Nil, Alexandra, Va John u wortsndyks,
Gainsville, j VIM Thompson, Montgomery
eouaty, Ma; Sehwab, NYiW Orutt, il,
wife snd three children, Baltimore.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE-klSo.
70 haekara, N Y; VIM X King, Whining
toni J Wbipple, Philadelphiai @ II Al
" Lyttls. Elmira; VIM T Harper, Robert T
Harper, Harper Goodrich, Pittsburg; Chas NJ
Partridge, Mrs J NJ Partridge, Miss Ella Pa
fridge, Miss T. X Partridge, Chicago; Z q Dor
,ey, Camden, N il T Ogden, Toronto, Canada;
Ky.
UNITED STATES HoTEL-J. H. DsAs.
W Wilton, Pas u Andrews, Mass; Hon W s
Lincoln, N " Hon J M CavAnaugh and wife,
Mostanst Z Broskway, N Y; W shooter,
YG W Drew, eityj q + Turner and wife, N
y A Burpse, Now Hampton, N II; 7 B
WlLLARDS'-srHRs 4 CHADWICK.
Sticknsy, Lowell, Mass; Robt S Cow
ell, Boston; Walker and lady, Conn; Allen
Bowie, Middlotown; DR. Abernethy, U S N; W
Fletcher, W Ashley, England; w NJ Stone,
Calj Newell, Richmond w Child, n \;
Chrmin, Brooklyn, NY.
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
Henry Smith, New York; Frank Richards
Troyj John S willard, New York; William
Crosby, Y s A! ] II Morrison, New York; II
@ Hahn, A Blake, Il Guild, jr., Baltimore.
OWEN HOUSE 3. ". OWE
Turner, Va; WIN q Barnard, city; James
qlshlon, Val X Brownell, Hartford, Conn;
q Nicholson, " Y; W b Hubbard, Va.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

GrAHp LoDoG KSiGurs o" pYTNrAa.--Thc
GRAND Lodge of knights OF PythiaJ, OF this
Of Seventh ani u 8trCcts, when the quarterly
report WAS presented and adopted. II howe
that the membership OF the order In this Dis
trict has been greatly Increased, and that =
new lodge tD-rIon Lodge, No. 49, has Just
been organized In the First ward. The
quarterly reports n subordinate lodGc5 were
received and resG, end they represent Gll
lie loGgra TO be in highly huur!sh!ng and
prosperous condition. Tho attendance At the
meeting Of the GRAND Lnigc was very large,
and very Interesting aud Tremendous session
waB hell.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

ORPuANs' CouRT-Judos Puycsu.-This eosr
was occupied a. follows Yesterday;

ORPuANs' CoURT-Judps Puyesu.-This oouri
was occupied as follows Yesterday;
LpTTRRs TRsTkHRNTARY.
John w. Lugenbell qualified as ADMINISTERS.
tor Of Elizabeth Gross, giving bond In a. 0oo
with Henry .. Hood and ". d. Entwislo AZ
WIN. il. browne qualified as administrator
OF Catherine II. Graham, giving bond In q 900
with Dickinson Nailor and Henry r. Cahill
Samuel W. Pearson gave bond In " 900 ..
administrator Of Elizabeth l.. Pearson, with
Joseph Casey and Lemusl williams As sure.
GuARDfAss
Hiram Brewer qualified as gusrdiaa OF
with q. d. CLARK and Il. ". Hsnil,Sa - ssrs.
ties.
Accounts Of II. r., smsoi and Matilda
Smoots guardian Of jonathan Nishsls, ~.
Siaistrstoii Of YistoIi. BrowassusrdisiI OF
h, $. Smoots AdninistratriK.
In the matter OF the infant heirs OF Gssrss
w. Drum, . motion for the revoeaIion OF tie
letter, OF guardianship. which II 10 commended
made By James Z. Williams and resisted BY
Mr.. Williams opened hi, srsumsn, 10 sup
The court ssjourSsi Until T S.iarssI SV n..S
=
CrpouIr. CoUsT--Julos E.Asr.-Th!s sour,
was occupied ns follows yesterday:
whoSon A. Sf a. IN n. spp.. o.
In which the city 10 appellant Be doshsiel
upon payment Of costs, which the court or.
Redwood V. FL. Metropolitan R..lro.d
Company. The motion for new trial was Ar.
gued By Msssrs. Wilson and Bradley, and held
under advisement Of the court.
Elizabeth Gresham vs.. Bantram Liens
Motion for new trial on exceptions. The
counsel were engaged for several hours in cor.
sidorinE tho exceptions, with Q view to max.
Ing up the record, but the ease was not con-
cluded at the adjournment Of the court
Chthsrino Brown VS.. The Alexandria and
Warrington Railroad Company. Action for
damages alleged to have bcen Incurred In con.
sequence OF the defendant, . soloted woman
who is employed 10 the ladies' room OF the
United States senate, bsirg elected from The
ears on the Alexandria and Warrington rail.
road some months since. The bill alleges that
the plaintin was SO injured by the violence Of
her expulsion that she WAS for some time IL.
appreciated from the performance Of her ordi-
nary business, and compelled to employ q
physician. She lays her damages at Gao 900.
No appearance having been entered for the
defendant, judgment was entered BY default.
Barth vs. Heider. Motion for ne trial over.
ruled. This Is the case In which the suit vas
brought for obtaining the ARES, and de,ea.
tion Of the plaintiff on the charge OF stealing
= watch and chain, and which was reported In
this paper 4 few weeks since.
The court then adjourned until this morn.
Ing.
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Pawn Brokers.
Watches and JCwelry

Ii JBWRLkY.
IL. o. HOOD, No. as PcautyiVAnlA Avenue,
dealer III GuId sni silver WItvEUs, DlaAOlpe
dav GolI JAwELRf, ,sJId stIyor Ware. sos
!4o!o., uEcia G,As.s.I ,Posks! aud fable CuIcY
every variety Of S.IYer-iIAei Ware, Gc., " Tho
very loMGsi lI!Eei dui7
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

Assault trON Az OFPICER.-On Monday
man somewhat Intoxicated was arrested for
fast driving and taken to police headquarters,
where he was handed over to Oillcer George
W. McElfresh, day clerk In the detectives
uHaFmCI, proceeded 10 convey him to ono Of
the cells without searching HIS person. The
man then became desperate, and made several
cvRdcd the blows and finally succeeded In
overpowHTinr tho prisoner, without other in.
jury than 4 tlight cut In one Of his hands.
icstrIdhy mo!wimg the lriGoECr was !lncd ell
EEG DISCHARGED.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

HOMAN's RiGuTI TO he AssEETEp.-In De.
rcmhcr next the fair sex will hold cOnvcn.
tlOn IN tins city, with representatives from
thruad, when the right OF franchise win be
advocated. The I'ntyersal Franchise Com
mIltGe lssues the call.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

EcoNoMY 10 wKALrHi Therefore we advise
our readers, who are In want OF Gents fur.
nishing goods, to go to Marble Hall, No. ass
Seventh street, opposite the Patent Ofnce, the
popular proprietors Messrs. Franc 4 Goldm an
having Just purchased largo quantities Of nne
merlno undershirts and drawers from New
York auctions, which they will sell at 10, 20,
0s, and - cents, and iine article for u. white
shirts, hosiery, gloves, neck-ties, scarfs, ke, Il,
Of the finest grades, and at tho lowest prices
We defy competition.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

STOLE dooDs.-Mr. Henry Prince, pawn.
broker, was arraigned before Justice Walter,
charge OF receiving goods knowing them 10
have been stolen. Tho accused gave security
for q further hearing.
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THa RIVER FRoNT.-From the folio " Ing re-
port 1t will be seen that news along the river
WAS rather moagre, there boiling but fuw ar
rivals or departures:
Edy's WhdrE-Shiled SchOoners Harwooi,
for Alexsndris, to losd with GOAL, for Boston;
Van Ryant Pitts, for lower Potomac, light.
Riicy's WharJ.-Arrived Schooners Cooper,
Lowe, from Philadelphia, with 100 tons OF
coal, for Ford J. Reeves Only Son, Edw ards,
with oysters; Margaret Louiss, Davis; J. ].
Maypole, Bitzell; Brsmbell, Crosby; Robt.
lanes, Dyer American Coaster, lie Atlcy;
flagstsH, Hughea-sll with oysters for Wind.
field.
Hdrpey's Whdrf.-ArrIved Steamer Pioneer,
Olden, from Aocotink, with wood, for aeo l..
Sheriff.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

a 0oAT CAsE.-These animals Just now are
destined to receive some notoriety, II not i'm.
rOrtance, for scarcely n day passes without
some owner OF goats being arrested and fined
Tor permitting them to run at large. Last
evening Justice Walter sat In judgment at the
seventh precinct station over the owners OF
nine goats 1t being tlnablc offence TO allow
them to run at large. The owners were women,
the probable fate OF losing their pet kids. A
couple OF tho claimants testified that It was
the first time their goats had run at large, and
promised 1t would be the last II restored to
them again. The judge Inquired whether
they had a yard to keep them in, when the
answer was, "no, yer honor; isn't one room
sufficient to accommodate my family OF three
childer, four dogs, and u couple OF goatst''
After hearing all the evidence. the Justice
concluded to fine each OF the claimants OF the
animals d, with a promise to cnnhscats tho
goats, besides imposing similar fine, II again
found upon tho streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

A New 0nAST AND COLTAI POLs-SesLer-
day morning the First ward Grant aud Cola
Clnb, Of which Henry Himber 10 president,
md ThOma, Martin and Wn. NJ. Slowen vice
presidents, finished erecting tho largest pole
ground. On TucBday evening next they will
perform the dodicatOry ceremonies, when a
mNmmOth flag, with suitable insert tions there.
en-, will be thrown TO the breeze. Eminent
speakers ARC engaged for the occasion.
The Boys in Blue, Grand Army OF the Re
public, Soldiers and Sailors Union, and tho
various ward clubs will he present; also large
delegations from Georgetown and Alexandria.
The First ward Grant and Colf,x Club viii
meet this evening" corner OF Twenty second
and streets, for the purpose Of perfeeting the
necessary arrangements for the dedication.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

FIRG.-About S:l5 o'clock, yesterday mora
around McEslin's brick kllns, In the north.
eastern section Of tho city. The sheds were
partly consumed as also lot Of ARE wood,
not BOUNDED, II being thought unnecessary, as
the police Ofthc second precinct eNtingulshed
the laMCF.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

'ir. EiH,c RrppJiicGn!
SIRE | notice IN your Issue OF Monday \
statement that company d, Captain Slowcn,
will he rluStcreI In ON thiH "Wednesday even
ing Now, slr, IT II Is meant for company Il,
Captain WIN. d. SiowCn, II Is without my
knowledge and consent, and there VIII be no
IluStGr Of said company unlcnB ordered from
hct1qusr:er5 StA rcS ImPut Boys In blue
RCSprctiuIy, WM NJ. SLnWGS,
RSIUi.lu; OIlrcr, comp my d.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

morning about II O'Clock q butcher wagon,
leiongiEg to MIR. Mullen, was left standing on
ivGr-Nma-s-hHlt street, above G., without =
driver on the scat. From some cause the
horse took flight snd dashed down Four.and.
a'h4ll street and when near Pennsylvania ay-
rnuc came In contact with = hack waiting on
the cast side Of FOur-aHd.a.hRlf street for A
passenger. The hack belonged TO Mr.. Owen
Wood, and numbered %, aud such WAS tho
effect of the collision as to completely wreck
thc vehicle ontAiiing a loss to MIR. Wood for
Tepairh of upward OF 500. The horses Of
the hack were ellghtly scratched, and the run
away team was brought to n standstill near
the Avenue.
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Printing.
Wood and Coal.

u Gg9LF EIDUCTIOA PRICF
WHITE ASH.
RED Asli, lsll drOs)
CHESTNUT.
CUMBERLAND COAL. rua o. als.
do. do. lump,
22D POUNDS To THRTOE GUARANTEED.
OAK AND riNl WOOD CONsrAaTLI
HAND.
Ra- Vow 10 The tine for Families " pat IA u cir
winler't supply.
Southeast corner Of New York gVAzu. .sd Pif-
tsenth street, NatTn's now building, formerly al
10 hinIh street, between aud r lard And
WnETygs fOUl Of seventh stsssL AuR.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

THB EoETHKRS LInERTIBs SEYMOUn ANN
BLAIR CLUH held q meeting at Wills Hall, on
Seventh street, last Monday evening, when
Mcssrs. McNerhany, Davis, and Smith ad'
club would attend the raising OF n Democratic
pole for the Fourth ward on Thursdny even.
Ing next. The regular business OF the club
having been disposed OF, the club al louFncd,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

STRHET lHpUovgIIBTs.-rhc sewer having
been finished on north | street, between Sew.
entecnth and Eighteenth streets west, Com
missioner ilimher 10 engaged In grading and
to Pennsylvania avenue. Mr.. Himber has
also great many hands employed In cleans
Ing the cutters, streets, and alleys throughout
the First ward. In fact this ward has . far
bett0r appearance than for many years pant
Men are engaged in laying wator In $ street.
from Fourteenth to Fifteenth, and the same
street Is being graded from Fourteenth to
boundary, streets also, Ninth street, from N
TO Z 9trCet north.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS. On Twenty first
street, between X and l., the Stevens school.
house, for c0lored pupils, Is nearly completed
by Arthur Pannoll. 1t fronts ~ feet, by n
III tec storica hirh with a FTrEsh Fnnf ms
school rooms are CommodiouB, and the build
lug great Improvement to the strcct, and
It Is hoped that the Board OF Aldermen will
vi Common Council for the grading Of said
at
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

A SAD AcCIDRNT.-hF Frank Guy, col
orGd employee at Noasrs. Ford & Dro'b brick
yard on n street south, between South CaT-
itol and lnlf street east, while working about
some of the machinery on Monday last, had
both Of his hands cut OF. A doctor was called
and the injured parts dressed, hftsr which
MessrR. Ford had him conveyed to Providence
Hospital, Capitol Hill. 1t will be romem.
berGl that cOlored man lost his life by tho
Iamc machinery short time since.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

FALsa PRsTgNsE.-Thc matter OF Marion
Eastwood vs.. VIM. Treadway, came up for a
hearing before Justice Waiter at 8 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. l.. q. Hinc, esq., ap-
penrcd for the plaintiff, and J. l.. Norris, esq
for the defendant. Mr.. Eastwood charged tic
defendant with borrowing n certain sum OF
money from him, for which he received an
order for his pay on one OF the department Is,
at the same time averring that his mother h cid
10 her hands sum OF money belonging to him,
tho proceeds OF the settlement of the estate OF
his father. Mr., +. testified that he did not re-
eeivG the money from tho department, as the
defendant had collected 1t, and also that he
would not have loaned the money except upon
the belief that the defendant was the owner
Of money In the custody OF his mother as rep.
resented.
The plaintiff now brings suit for obtaining
money under false pretenoes, alleging that the
defendant had no money In the possession Of
his mother when the money was loaned.
The defense produced Witnesses to prove
that the estate had rot yet been settled up.
and argued that the acceptance of the order
was sufficient to rcfute the plea that the plain-
tin loaned the money on the mere assertion
that the defendant had money coming him
from his fathers estate.
The CASE was argued ably by counsel on
both sides, and the Justice reserves his dccl.
sion until Thursday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

CRtATiNu \ NultAHrE,-ii.Mry llAag, \
Brewer, WA Eu3a."unci before JHs.ice Har-
aocc on hts prvmIi,a, AUvr a heN!luH, the
Ln-.iH, liu,l the aucl.,I I,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

HgAGTLgss hBANaOa iGNT.-Ab3ut eleven
o'clock, on Monday nisht, as Officers Tucker
and Davis were patrnllng their beats, they
noticed several persons congregated on va
tween Fourth and Fifth streets north. Thg
officers stepping up, discovered tho cause Of
the gathering to be that . newborn mui-tto
infant, neatly aillrCd, had been found lying on
the ground with II bunGic OF clothing near
1t. The little forJlken one was taken in
charge by the officers, and carried to st. Anna
Infant Asylum, where 1t will be properly pro
y.del for.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

TuE lEASEL~E's IHiLSp, on plntIlJund, Al
IlGunlng's one price clothing store, No. tlI
seventh street, lntcliIgcurer building