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SurlHNE Counr-QnHxRAL TERM.-Chief
Ju,tiss Cartier and Justices wylis, DIN and
msnts In the following cases.
Levy oour. Of wssKinston vs.. the Rock.
scirs Jselss il the name Of the United Slater
sr ri. The Levy Court Of the county Of
Washington, II ayers, In charter and It's ac.
charter and bresehss Of such dutiss on the
sdjsdIs forfeiture Of such charter and S sur ~
f~o p 81 si e " l, ess,
lst. That the defendants have failed for six
years TO- keep the road In good order and re-
pair. "a By the charter the road 4, to vest in
ceivsd tolls suineient to reimburse the capital
invested and interest thereon, and to show
when they have received the amount they are
| to make annual returns with the clerk OF the
| courti but they have neglected to make such
| returns for several years.
Tbs defendants dsuurred to this proceeding:
corporation can Institute such q proceeding
a. thisj that the duties alleged did not fall on
this company but on the Columbia Turnpike
.S zig Levy Cusas
b forfeited, and lastly because the plsintifis
ha Tss s pi:int: s reply ssss in fact tn. Cover
this writ, iSs. The duliss alleged e have Seen
nekiecteu are Imposed py the act OF April 10,
1896 that this 10 not an action to obtain pos.
session Of the road, but to perfect the charter.
| The ease was argued BY Mr.. Kennedy for the
The court overrulcd the demurrer, and
| GRANTED leave to the defendants to plead.
| The ease WAS sent back to the special term
to be heard on the facts.
| THE cENTRE MARKET CASE,
Barron vs.. Corporation Of Warrington. This
case, the merits OF which have already been
reported In these columns, comes up from the
OircuitCourt On exceptions to the rulings Of
Mr.. Justice Wy lie.
The principal points on which the ease
| comes to the court In bdne are, hrst, whether
Barron and the other contractors might be
supposed to have knowledge OF the public
plan Of the city OF Washington, and Of the cir.
Centre Market site, and whether, under such
knowledge, the contractors should not share
10 the losses growing out Of the stoppage oil
the work on such site by the order Of the Gov.
| eminent, the paramount owner Of the land
| Second, a. 10 the rate OF compensation, the
plaintiffs contending that they were entitled,
a. portion Of their damages, to all the profits
which would have accrued to them had they
been allowed to 90 on and nnish the building
holding that the true measure Of their dam.
| ages consisted In placing them In the same
condition they would have been but for the
| injury sustained.
The case was argued by Messrs. Bradley, it,,
and Saml Phillips, but was not concluded at
| the adjournment Of the court.
ATTORNEY ADMITTED.
James Hamilton Saville WAS admitted to
MsssrS, Johnson, Jones' and Masssy, exam.
Adjourned,
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MrsTERIous ArFAIR.-WednesdAy evening,
about 0 o'clock, as Oar No. o was passing
Twenty-hrst street, a report of = pistol startled
the vest pocket OF the driver, Frank Wagnsr,
isniting box OF matches therein, and settling
hro to his clothing. II passed through one OF
struck a gentleman named George Wetiei In
the head, slightly cutting the scalp. The
broken glass In failing, cut some of the ladies,
one OF them quite severely In the face. The
quirios were Immediately made to ascertain
who fired the weapon, but without success.
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OF THE INTERIOR.
D UsIrEp srArEs PATENT OFFICE

. =. $50 WARRINGTON, April ~, 1863,
On the petition Of HoKAoR woopsis, q Bidde.
isrd, Maine. praying for ths sItsn.iOs e patent
issued the 9Th day Of December, 1857, for an i'm
proyement in cleaning TOP Cards Of Cardiny Ma
ehinss for asyen years from the expiration OF said
Patent. which takes place on the lst day Of August
Is ordered that the said petition be heard Al the
Eaten, once on Monday, the 18th day Of July next.
At clock m. and al persons ars notified to ap.
pear and shSw cause, u any they have. why said
Persons opposing tho extension are required to
ale IN ths Patent Umec their obinctisns, specially
set forth In writing, At least tipen days before the
ds{ o. hearing, an mony hled By either party
transmitted In accordance with tho rules Of the
smee. which will DO furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as ties
iimony, must be aled In The once ttoenfy days be-
FORE the day Of hearlngi the arguments, II any,
within ten days after alag the eStimoay.
ofdsred, also. that this noties be published In
the knPgBLIoAE and the IHtsllfQencsr, Washing.
toni q 2. and In the gsisn and Journal, Bidde.
ford hAine, once week for th rec successive week
the nrst Of said publications TO- be at least sixty
days previous to Che day ofhsari9s.v suoru
apr @'TuA Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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town may be left at the bookstores Of Nessr.. T.
II. K. Mills 4 Co, date Crandsil.,J IL Bird 20
street, Or at Mossrs. O. T. Getty L Co. Is, los
Bridge .tseet, who're oop,e, .f N. Rnrupt,oIS
sn,.I, s.i' ''P''' " Wv
my " oo'A'neo sany'
oEoserTows CoUsoiLs. Board Of Alder.
At the meeting Of the Board last evening"
across BesII street, on the east line Of Mont
:S@sfy .,s. on the south s, I'D. o. FIN
ofBank alley, across Bridge street.
A resolution allowing ! credit to the tax
collector.
eeiys pfopossis Ter the fsspins Of he public
hydraptgin repair.
A resolution instructing the Mayor to con.
tract for the keeping Of public gis-iamps 10
A resolution permitting George Waters to
lay certain nag footways.
An ordinance repeating an ordinance to com.
plete the Improvement OF Congress street.
Common Counel-Ths Board met pursuant
to sdjournmsnt' The Presidsnt in tie chair.
a Communication was received from Rich {.
ard Cruit, asking the corporation 10 pay for
the cost Of laying certain gas pipes. Referred.
Also, 2 oommunication from the Mayor In
ferred.
Mr.. Darby presented the petition Of DR..
qunneli, asking the remission OF nne. Re-
TERED. ,,, ,
Ing 20 BE- paid for certain work done BY order
Of the street commissioner. Referred.
MT. English presented the bill Of Msssrs.
furnished the corporation. Referred.
MT. Newmsn offered a resolution to lay Gag
footways across Gay and other streets. Re.
ferred.
Also, a resolution to abate certain nuissness.
Referred.
Also, resolution non-concurring In the res
street, and ask that the Committee on Streets
DC aischarsed from The further consideration
discharged,
Mr.. English, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, asked to be discharged from the
further consideration OF the resolution In.
ordered. ~
A communication was received from the
upper board enclosing . detailed statement
from the clerk relative to the cost OF the i'm
provemente At the Intersection OF Congress,
Green, and Potomac streets with Bridge
mr.. Newman presented q resolutio appoint
ys.tissts the matter which wa. ' pasted 10 and
the Chair appointed Messrs. Collins and Shoe
maker as the committee on part OF this board.
A communication was received from the
streets NOT rrayelleI. fsis aver Vi
A message was received from the Board Of
from this board for the im nroyemsnt ~ p.nn
syiyanin Avenue extended xIth .msnam.nt
Also, that they had passed the rcsolution in
with smendments' The smenSments mern
eoncurred in And the reso,ntinns ns..sd were
Mr.. ShoemsIer offered = resolu han rei,,i,.
NJ Ena,iat nr.
An in,nn. ~ nonn H,tsaJ ip,uuon iemnhns
NJ w.. .po g ~ -. ra.eu.
to hogs running at large. =.
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OF THB INTERIOR.
~ UsIrRpsrArRs PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition Of Polly HUSr, OF Jersey City,N
J., AdninistiA afr lx. and GgoRGEW. HUST, OF New.
burgh, T., administrator Of the estate Of Walter
Hunt. deceased, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to the said Walter Hunt the 18th day
q July 1854. and ressued In four divisions OF the
dates and numbers respectively las follow, Noven-
bered l,SIi April 1855, numbered April 4,
1855, numbered si said last number q, 927l being
again rel ssued In two divisions the 10th day Of July
1856, and numbered respectively 2, 6 aud 9O7, fof
au Improvement In Shirt Collars, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes place
on the 18th day Of July, lS6S;
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday the 9Th day Of July next al
" O'Clock, m. and all persons mott ned 10 appear
and show cause. II any they have, why said pctl.
ton ought not to DO granted.
Persons oppos ng the extension are required to ae
IN the Patent Once their objections, Specially set
forth In writing, at least toeny days before the day
ofhearinEi all testimony hed by either party, to be
used a the said hearing, must be taken and trans.
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the once.
which Will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as ties
imony, must be nled In the onies fiesHfv days be-
lore !heday Of hearing; the arguments, II any. within
Ordered also, that this n9!ee be published IN the
D. & and In the 7imss, New York;N Y, Saes 4
sasli,ttons to beat least sixty sT, q the
ipa-TuSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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March ). is5. In tbs name u Christopher Wise. and
was granted Juno J, 1855. June Is, lsds
September, isSc, IN the name Of Christophsr Wise,
and was granted February n. ls52 Juas u. 1855
September. 1850. In the name o. William c, EeAu,
miner child Of Andrew keAn, deceased, and was
granted May 7, 1881. July I, 1905,
No, 70. s5a for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March 5, 1855, In the ,nAms Of AlexandsI BerII-
I'LL, and was granted March q 1854 July Ia kN
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AUCTION SALE TODAY.

J. b. wHxxLxaa %. will sell this afternoon
at 10 O'Clock, on the premises, the west half Of
lot Q, In square cas-, on the north side OF Massa.
ehnsotts avenue, between North Capitol street
and New Jersey avenue:
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

DRAMATIC EsTRRTAIsHENr. Thursday
evening quite large audience was present At
snoe Of the melo-drama OF the "Peopie's Law.
YER" and the petite comedy "Who Speaks
First" by members OF Hope Division Sons OF
Temperance, tunder whose auspices the entet-
Association. For amateurs the performance
was extraordinary, and the applause was
the Peoples Lawyer, and Mrs. and Miss
Dickinson As Mrs. Otis and Grace Otis, came
In for a good share Of applause. In the
Charles, and the other parts were well sus-
tanned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED. On Thursday,
about noon, while . boy was In the act OF
At the Washington Gas Works, with the In.
tention Of dumping 1t into the pit, the cart,
with mule attaehed, accidentally fell over the
the mule, which belonged to Mr.. Isaac Fowler,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

A. NJ. E. GENERAL Communicable Con.
ference convened, Bishop waymsn In the
Germ wsstsk.n up and adopted Session. h u' oi
the discipline were read, and q chapter reiat-
ing to quarterly meetings was Adoptedj also, a
chapter concerning the duties Of the bishops,
steward for the book concern. Rev u. j.
James was elected editor Rev. James A.
Handy was elected corresponding secretary OF
then adjourned, and the members assembled
In front OF Israel church, for the purpose OF
having = photograph Of the assemblags taken.
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FINDING THE body or DEAD INFANT.-On
Thursday afternoon, the remains OF an infant
was found nearNhe new house OF Samuel
T Mros On n between Twenty.seeond and
had been there for q considerable length OF
time. MI, Wroe had II buried,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

Mr.. WILLIAM SIXTH has just returned from
New York with an elegant stock OF straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell at twenty.
Eve per cent. below the usual prices. A visit
to his well-known store ct Oil Ninth street,
between u and Pennsylvania avenue, will
prove tho truth OF this assertion. Mr.. Smith
70 also the agent Of Singers Noiseless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium Al
the New York state fair. leo
tsoo RxwARp,--Lost, on Monday afternoon,
about OK O'Clock, between Wallis Opera House
and Brady's Gymnasium, the sum Of d 900 In
greenbaoks-notes Of vatious minations.
The aboye reward will pc paid upon the return
Of the money to Mrs. Rocket, No.sl Louisiana
avsnuej or fnfofmAtion may be len with Ciar-
zoe = 5isisy, detectives, at police headqnsr.
fiasr;wARp RspusttoAx NoxfsArross.-
he nsss;na q The fifss wssd R!puS ir ls..
the club ehose Mr. JeAn 7. Cook, eoiored, a.
. candidate fof the Beard Of Aldermen, and
Msssrs. Wa. II. slowsi and David NJ. Davis
% candidates for the lower Board. The choice
for third counciimen and . candidate for a..
SCISSOR was deferred to another meeting.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

,TkYtoR-MUNsoN..Atth the residence Of \, W
DochsTt, assistsd BY Rev b. Y. Bittengsr, Rev, 4.
A. X, TArLoRf Of 0eoIgetown, to Miss LrcI. Z.
daughter OF the latoT b. hpnsop, esq, Of AuR'
sons Iiill, Virginia No cards,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

AN OYYEnISo ynox SoorLAsD.-Mr. Alex.
ander Williamson, Of the Second Auditors or
the children Of President Lineoln, and an old
resident Of Washington, acting 10 behalf Of
Alexander Macdonald, Field h Co., workers
Queen, Aberdeen, Scotland, has offered to
present to the Foftieth Congress, In trust for
tho American people, a handsome pillar OF
polished red grsnitc, upon which to place any
bust Of the late President Abraham Lincoln
which they may see proper.
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DIED..

CAMPBELL.-on Friday morning the 18th inst. =,
Mrs JANE CAMPBELL, vile " Peter Campbell. In
the Ssh year OF her age She was born In the NO tn
was Jane SmurI
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Real Estate Agents.
DODGE, MCCLELLAN, & CO.,
BROK EHs In REAL ESTATE.
once, No. AS Fifteenth street,
over National Metropolitan Bank.
apO-u
Real Estate Agen
JOHN B. ARRISON.

REAL ESTATE AGENT
TEN DOLLARS CASH and a small monthly
growing asisnbsrhood. Inquire d JoRS II. An
n,ss,s' nssi s; H. Agent .ogth street. d.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans, Court Of
letters Of Administration on the personal estate or
Patrick Deely. tate Of Washington city, D, e., DO.
said deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
erwise by law be excluded from all benefits Of the
said estate.
Given under my hand this ID day Of May. 1885.
lAS CA SELL,
mark
- Administrative.
Wltness-IAS 4, O'BEIRNR. my5-Tu3w'
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A BARBARoUs ArvRAr.-About q o'clock
yesterday afternoon . row occurred between
two journeymen BARRIERS named VIM. Wilson
and N. ]. Engelmeyer, twhiteD employses Of
Twelfth street, In the progress OF the affair,
cologne bottles, hAir brushes, 60, were freely
used as weapons. Before serious consequen ees
sesqsd the ~ SsiEeren, were arrested By ON
fore Justice !. 7. y. Clarke, who, after an ex-
animation, dismissed Wilson and nned Engsl-
meyer In the sum Of o.. The dificulty oe-
taken by Wilson to dispose Of his dinner,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

GENERAL CosyEREEoK ov THE A. NJ. Il.
Zion (CoLoREp) Observation-Disclosures INST
direction Of Bishop Clinton, presiding. Elder
W. +. Butler presented . document stating
the manner OF raising the Bishops salary,
which document was, on motion, received.
Considerable discussion ensued thereon, after
which the committee to prepare the doeu.
ment In regard to- the contract bstween
the Conference and the trustees Of Zion
Church, OF New York city, In reference to the
Zion Standard and Weekly Revisv, presented
the papers for the signatures Of the presiding
oficers, whereupon tho further confederation
OF the subject Of the Bishops salary was laid
on the table, to be taken up aftsrward,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

THANKS to ]. o. Parker, the enterprIsing
newsdealer and Yender OF baseball articles,
opposite the Post Once on Seventh street,
for sporting and illustrated papers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

PUNT DooToRs WANTED, such as under
stand their business and attend to their busi-
ness, to repair the pump on New York avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh streets west, and
another on Tenth street west and L street
south, the latter having no handle. These
pumps have been fooled with all winter, but
no rood has been done them,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

nopBgny.-Mr. ]. s. stafford, on Four-and-
s-halL between @ and II streets, had his hem
roost robbed on Wednesday night OF some 20
chickens. No clue has been had to the thief
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NO ALL wHoMIT NAY CONCERN.


PkksloH orrios, NAY 1865
June ., 1850, for the Reissue Of the following de-
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or Destroyed Notice Is hereby given that
At the date following the description Of each war:
rant new certificate or warrant Of like tenor Will
be reissued, II NO valid objection should then Ap-
pear.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

In CHAHsxRs-B.fore Judge Fnher.-Patent
case.
Snow l. Lewis, In interference with George
+. Foats and others In Improvement In instru-
ments fer plugging teeth.
This case came up sr parfs on = proceeding
preliminary to the argument OF An appeal from
tho Patent once, and was argued yesterday
afternoon
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

The "PIcKwIcK" Colon, the latest novelty
10 Coating, Leave your orders at A. ssks L
Co., OF Seventh street.
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GARMENTS msnufactured out Of the whole
Seventh street.
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! seriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court
letters o. sdministratiou, on the personal estate
o. LOUIS W. DORSEY, late Of wa.hington
city, District Of Columbia, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof 20 the SUBSCRIBER. on or before
by law be excluded from all BENEFITS Of the said
estate.
nyi2.TuS RICMARD B. aoa = idm'f.
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AsorNER AocIDENr.--On Wednesday last,
Thos. Kirk, who was employed at the Lincoln
hospital ss painter, fell a distance Of thirty
feet irSn .s.Siain very ss,srsy n{sr iSs
Providence hospital. He 10 member OF the
RechAbiteG.
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

oapsas for tho NATIONAL RspusLrcAxin George.
town may be left At the bookstores Of Nessrs. T.
N. x. Mills d Co, uate Crandsit's.) IL Bridge
street, Or at Mcssrs. O. T. Getty 4 CO.., 1906
Bridge street, whore copies Of the REPuBLIoAs
may be obtained daily.
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SuDDEH DRArH.-About ia6 O'Clock yester-
SWy mosn . s oSiorea m M named jas
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
sud died In about fifteen minutes thereafter.
DR.. huneAster was called In, and after thor
to his death by . severe attack Of cramp cholic.
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Personal.

1 ToL6n DR.. pARBY's, 10 seventh street,
. gosits odd-Psiiows' Hall, Separate rooms foi
patiAnta, selo-tf
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and accommodating clerk OF the Kirkwood
house, was married on the 18th instant, at
H.uiiburg Pa, to Mis-. Belle Greene, BY the
the residence OF the bride, and the happy
party arrived In town yesterday morning and
are At the Kirkwood house, whore they re-
eeiyed the congratulations OF host OF friends.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
As-hk. sAsrEL D. MARKELL, Prince street. op
posite the Gazette once, 10 the authorised agen
for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In Alexandria fror
MAyl.
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o'clock a little white boy, aged 10 years, fell
from the wharf near Essby's ship-ysrd, and
was drowned before assistance reached him.
covered at . late hour yesterday afternoon,
though number OF meu were dragging for II,
and We were unable to learn the name Of the
little fellow.
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SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUB.-This
club met last night at Harmonial Hall, with
]. L. Pau, esq, as chairman, and Mr.. Edward
Ambush, acting as secretary. There was 4
large attendance Of the members present.
Mr.. william ID. Halves was loudly called
for, and addressed the meeting at length In q
the club adjourned to attend the serenade of
Grant and Colfax.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

REruBLtcAs NoMtsA rIoHs n rHE FIFTH
WARD.-The Republican voters Of the Fifth
ward held meefinr last evening at Ebenerer
church, corner Of Fourth street east and ID
street south, for the purpose OF nominating
ward saudidates for fhe hoard Of Alderman
tjommon Co,,ncII. and Assessor.
inc meeuns was openeu WIN singing anu
prayer. =, , 49,,
On motion, MI. y. Is. y. miller was elected
president, and Appleton +. CLARK, esq, secre-
VIM. II, brown moyed that thev rcsolye
tbemseiyes Into a wayd mas mecfing when
the IN . IL S.ciJei * a. 10 -. aI,..Sss,. .asa
Wy .n ,.a,Ins '"a' "'' ""e"'J "'u
Altar considerable debate a. to the best
method OF nominAting their candidates, from
the noor. or By aeommittss, Mr.. sidesy Her
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YACHT RACE. On Wednesday last, the
yachts Fairy and John II. Sessford, took q sail
down the Potomac as far As AlexAndrla, where
tlo q side WAS put up for . race to the foot Of
speed, and the wind blowing = good breeze,
the Fairy having 4 little the advantage, but
she broke her centre-boArd and the Sessford
thereby won the race. After arriving at their
destination our readers can better imagine
what jolly old time the two crews had than
We can pencil on paper.
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az SURREsDERRD-A man, who gave his
naDe ~ Richard T. Francis, aged about 20
9eahs, gave himself up to Lieutenant J. r..
Kelly, OF the detective corps. stating that he
tho First National Bank OF that city, $50 Of
which he had obtained. The Lieutenant tele-
graphed to Superintendent Kennedy, stating
answer that II was correct. 1t 10 expected
that New York of1icer will be dispatched for
him.