The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

Rssoiped, That the only hope Of the nation il
q change from radical TO antirradicsl rule.
Resolved, That IN Hon. HoI.tio Ssymour and M
exponents Of their principles.
the platform OF the New York Convention
.s XXI. opf Spn9yd 'as
mated upon u, our Oonstitution and this white
mans government will be upheld, and peace,
,ssss M fi e. sS
Received, That we take Immediate steps to
co operate with other clubs Of the city and
| in grand ratification meeting at as early
Messfs. Fenwick and ssrdo were appointed
/ committee to inform the Jackson Demo
| cratic Association Of the passage OF the above
| resolutions, when they retired, and after dis.
| charging their dulles returned, and reported
selected Saturday night for the mass meeting:
Itwas resolved that the citizens Of the Third
ward Join in procession with the jackson
Association, and proceed with that BODY 70
| THERE Should he An ASYLUM ron THIN.
ncInns TOOK To pooe
tiers boy who gave his name as James Fox,
aged II years, and 9 native Of New Jersey
three years since, and tina. for a long time he
stayed at Bakers barracks with the soldiers,
but subsequently has been loafng about the
% ssa : :sspnS az i ss SSsansa
o oSSa esoiteneass when The sttsSsion Of the
ptsIasted from their places Of business.
Because of the age OF this boy hc could not
be Imprisoned, and as we have no house Of
eoss upoa the 10 a. he soa
II Wilt be remembered, by the readers of the
RxruBLicAs, that this is the boy who was ar;
rested on wednesday morning for tapping
| street, between X and s streets, during the
Are at the Park. such cases as this come
under our notice daily, almost hourly, and we
| a house OF refuge in this District for these
little offenders, as our streets are thronged
with them day and night
AyyRorRp Sr THE HEAT.-we hear OF many
cases of suffering by the extreme heat OF the
past few days, and we are sorry to announce
citizen OF the Fifth ward, was lying quite low
yesterday from the effects Of the weather.
Onicer Farrow, Of the Fifth precinct, was
and after being taken TO his home somewhat
The travel on the Seventh street railroad
Ing, about haifpast ten O'clock, by an attack
/ Of sunstroke which befel one OF the horses and
| caused his death. On the L street route II is
heat %Ss n0I Tsoa seen y
/ the city valuable animals have been compelled
| to succumb. Two fine mules died from sun
'b on MysaSS near
tached to q market wagon, fell dead near the
corner OF Fifth and II streets,
along Seventh street, between and K streetss
north, yesterday at IL a. m, was sun-struek.
A gentleman, who was passing at the time,
or s. Seventh SnS ss1ss wSss he
had .afieisntiy recovered 20 allow hi. friends
sss s% ss h .s sSn' a 0s S
BY DR.. r, Brown, last evening, who found him
very weak batnot dangerously Ill. .t.s
roomea Il he house o. M. steven No. ao7
| Sixth, between NJ and N streets, was taken
suddenly III on Wednesday evening, abou,
IN, but too late to render The sufferer any
assistance, and he died about Q O'Clock the
same evening. The doctor stated that his
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Mr., Smith was a clerk In the Fourth Au-
ditor's office, and was So years Of age. After
death q the PHI, ERPed
of the sanitary force, learning that they hal
no legal right to the effects OF the deceased
took them 10 possession aad now holds then
Smith was gentleman Of high culture, and
much esteemed by a large circle Of acquaint
npse oyer whom his sudden Der demise WI fall
l
mains, as the DOCTORS certificate showed con.
clusively that he died Of natural causes. The
to, and upon her arrival the funeral will take
place.
BADLY BITTEN ny A Doa.-Annie Phillips
| little daughter of Mr.. Thos. J. Phillips, cor
ner Of Sixth street west and L street north
was severely bitten yesterday morning by q
ss hS o. MT f sR.
1tnppears that Annie was chasing chicken
which ran Into Smiths yard, when she pur
,Sed IT. and while e1desyo,ing to catch 4 hss,
In the heAhy part of the right leg, thereby In
fiicting very painful wound. DR.. Jos. Tonei
was called In, and administered to the want,
Of the little sufferer and pronounced the In
Jury received painful but not necessarily q
| dangerous one.
MI. Phillip. demanded the dog, and Smith
I'm mediately delivered him up, after which
Sanitary officer Hopkins shot him.
DRAp BoDy FouND-On Wednesday, about
Up. m, the dead body OF an pnknown eoloret
near Fort Saratoga. From. appearance, ht
was about 20 or 20 years OF age, had large
Of shoes. He had some slight bruises about
his body, received apparently from struggling
a jury Of Inquest, with Br. j. II. bushnell AZ
| foreman, who rendered a verdict that the de.
ceased came to his death either from intemper,
| hnuc anu exposure, OF from Wounus lUnlcteu
| on his person. The body being In a state Of
decomposition was buried where found.
FRREpMRs,s SAvIs0s,-The statement OF
the afairs OF the National Freedmen's Saw.
ings aud Trust Company for the month OF
| June last In Augusta, Ga, Baltimore, Beau.
fort, N. O., Charleston, Huntsville, Jackson.
Vile, Louisville, Memphis, Mobile, Newbern,
New Orleans, New York, Norfolk, Raleigh
Richmond, Savannah, Tallahassee, Vicksburg
and Warrington, D. O., shows total deposits
cess Of deposits during the month, s26, 205I2
total due depositors, $1T3.7il.72. The deposits
In this city during the month amounted 10
$50 $3.50; the drafts to 1884, 303S.
FOUND IN 4 DYING CONDITIONAL mar
named Ed. i. Armstrong, who resided on First
street west and u street north, was found Ia a
terday morning Sergeant Pierce OF the Seventh
precinct, visited him, In company with DR.
Todd. The doctor gave his opinion that the
| sufferer was In critical condition, caused by
| the excessive use Of ardent spirits and expos
| ure. Sergeant Pierce conveyed him to tn,
hospital. This mans wife died a few day.
since with cholera morbus, and was buried q,
the expense of the corporation.
THE INTERNATIONAL TAILoRs' UNION
The Tailors' International Union, composed o
| about sixty delegates, from the various I'm
Ions of the United States, will hold its regular
annual sessions in this city on Monday, Au'
| gust 10th.
Their quarters will be the Franklin House
on the corner Of Eighth and ID streets. 1t Ii
thought that the Union will be In session abou
week, and at the close the delegates will
spend q few days In baltimore, where a CRANE
mass meeting OF the trade will be held.