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The national Republican., 1869-01-26

YoUso THIEVES ARRESTED AND PUNISHED.
On SUNDAY evening, as Sergeant Seibold, of
the second precinct, was proceeding to duty
his attention was attracted by the outcries Of
an old lady named Hurley, who keeps small
store on Massachusetts avenue, between
Fourth ard Fifth streets. She informed the
ofhcer that several small colored boys had
entered her store and stolen a number Of arti.
eles: One OF these young thieves was deserted
BY the ofhcer, who Immediately gave chase
through the streets and alleys Of the vicinity,
and finally overhauled him on II street, be.
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. He was taken
to the Second precinct stAtion-house, where
BY dint OF close questioning the lad made
known the names OF his confederstes and con
fessed having In their company stolen a large
number OF articles from In front OF many stores
his companions were arrested upen the In.
formation thus received, and they were
brought before Justice Thompson yesterday
morning.
The Justice decided to send them all to the
work house for short time, but the parents
of the children who were present plead 40
piteously that finally the Justice told them II
they would agree each to administer corporal
punishment to the young seamps In the pres
ence OF Lieutenant johnson, at the station,
he would allow them to depart. This they
agreed to DO, and being taken to an inner room
the young thieves were dlvested OF their cloth.
Ing, and each parent In rotation admi inistered to
his and her own child q severe whipping,
which II 10 hoped will prove beneficial.
The instrument Of torture" was a well
tanned raw-hide. The outcries Of the little
thieves were heard for many squares, and a
large crowd WAS collected for time, curious
TO know the meaning of the hubbub. An ex.
pianation proved entirely satisfactory.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26
THE COURTS.

DfsTmcT SurRsxr OouRr--Genstai Terra
Chief Justice GARTER and Justices wylie and
olln sat q eane Yesterday, and transacted the
Harding q Painter vs.. washington and
Georgetown. Answers to rule to show cause
filed, W..
Taylor vs.. King. This case comes mp on
appeal from the Circuit Court. u 10 an action
OF electment iuvolving q tax title and the
erty in controversy was sold for taxes In May,
1903, and was sold under the oonnscation act
in July 1885, the purchaser under the condsoa.
tion laws Is In possession, and this action 10
brought to oust him therefrom by the pur-
chaser under the tax title.
The ease was argued BY Mes,rs. McPherson
tinglyi and AZ the close Of the argument, the
court took the papers and reserved their opin.
Law vs.. Gibbons; continued.
THE KBRADLEY-FisHER CASE.
The following mandamus from the Supreme
court OF the United States was received
United States OF America-the President OF
the United states, to the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, the Justices there
Whsres. Il hath been made to appear to the
Joseph II. Bradley was duly admitted and en-.
rolled As an attorney and solicitor
chise thereof In your court; yet you, the
justices Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
saS have NE ssa ioy.ps isSy A. Bss
ley from the oiilee and place OF attorney and
solicitor In said court, TO the no small q am age
g. fosS s NJ. ,se sss
preme Court Of the United States In that be-
half. and which complaint the said supreme
Court OF the United States has adjudged to be
true as maniiestiy appears Of record In said
| COURT
Now, therefore, In order that speedy justice
may be done 10 this behalf to the said Joseph
II. Bradley, you are hereby commanded and en-.
Joined that immediately upon the receipt OF
this writ you do restore OF cause 20 be restored
| once Of one OF the attorneys and solicitors OF
your court, together with all the privileges
| and franchises pertaining to said place and
Office Of one Of the attorneys and solicitors OF
your court belonging and appertsining, lest on
your default herein complaint should again be
made to the said supreme Court Of the United
States; and how you shall have executed this
writ, make known to the Justices OF the Su-
prcme Court Of the United States on the 2eth
assy Of 5SninSsfy 1902 and have you then and
Justice of the supreme Court Of the United
state, 1S;..hi MS 2i't day OF Isnnsry, isC9;
s's'SSal Clerk Supreme Gcuyi RedtaSs Tni,ed stss:.
The mandamus was not noticed upon Its
arst arrival, but at the close Of the business
Mr. Brent sought to have some case fixed
Judge Cartier incidentally said ; We have a
mandamus from the Supreme Court which
calls for an answer Tomorrow.
Judge Wylie was In favor Of considering It
Judge Cartier. We have not a quorum.
Judge olin had left the bench some time be.
M. Brent. But the answer to that will take
Judge Cartier. All dayi Not A bit oft. II
will take but short time.
Judge Wylie. II will not take two minutes.
No % iurthsr action % was taken "a the matter.
peal filed BY Mr.. Appleby.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

WAsHIsoTos TEMPERANCE SocETY.-At
the meeting OF this society on Sunday night
Interesting addresses were delivered by
MesHrs. Geo. N, Niddlebrook, VIM McPhee-
ters, Mr.. Divine, Mr.. Wolf and others. Mr.
gave very interesting account OF the ten.
perance work In that section, and of the prao.
tical efforts that the temperance men are
there making. His statements were most
gratifying to his audience.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

FIRE AT BkIoHTwooD.-On Saturday night
house, the property OF Mrs. A. ID. Shoemaker,
at Brightwood, In this county, was destroyed
by hre. A colored man named Green had oc.
from the owner, and he moved out the day be.
fore, at the same time, 1t Is said, threatening
Mrs. Shoemaker, and the origin OF the fire 10 i
mystery. II 10 supposed Green applied the
torch. The loss 10 estimated at 500.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

CRIMINAL CoURT-Jud9e Fisher.-ThIs court
transacted the following business yesterday
Matilda johnson, stealing q coat from Chas.
Carrolli nols pros.
Bob Rats, stealing a watch from James
1yens, tsecond offence) guilty.
Henry Wheeler, larceny oil money from b.
Dasembrooki not guilty.
Matilda French, Keeping bawdy house;
Henry Wheeler, assault and battery with
guilty OF assault and battery only, and sent to
jail for fifteen days.
:, X. II; Harrison, A. Young and Benz. vii.
llams, larceny OF a barrel or coal oil from
Thos: Herlilyi he was acquitted.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

THB WAsHINuToS AND GKoRGETowN RAIL.
RoAD.-In the supreme court yesterday the
inspectors at the recent election Of directors
OF the Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company, together with the directors now 10
position by their attorney, Jos. II. Bradley,
jr,, Aled their answer to the rule OF the court
issue to admit salmon p. Chase, Henry d.
Cooke, Harris q. FAhnestock, Crosby 5.
Noyes, VIM. Orme, WIN. W. Harding and U,
IL Painter to the office OF directors, as prayed
for In the petition of Harding and Painter,
hled on January 10 by J. Garter Marbury and
l.. l., stanton, attorneys. The answers take
certain technical exceptions to the petition,
and claim that the proceeding should be by
quo warranto and not mandamus
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

HONE Recommendations out tonight,
see and hear something of the workings and
success OF the Protestant Orphan Asylum, 1t
being the hhy-third anniversary, at Foundry
church. Hon. Senator Frelinghuysen, Hon.
). +. Cary and others will address the Au-
dience. The orphans will, under the direction
their sweet singing. W. W. Corcoran will
preside, and = pleasant time may bo expected.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

CIRCUIT CoURr-ChisT Jusiiee Carisr.-Thls
court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Nyce vs.. Davis. Order setting aside judg.
ment vacated.
,,hty. ,htennedy. receiver, vs. National Bank OF the
was occupied Ia settling the evidence for the
bill Of exceptions.
Adjourned
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-S. @. Peppers,
apawnbroker doing business on Thirteen. a nd .
s.half street, charged a few days ago with
coats and other wearing apparel on deposit,
knowing the same to have been stolen, had
hearing last mig ht at police sheadquartersb before
Justice Walter, but In the absence of witt
nesses the case was continued until tom orrow
afternoon
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The alarm OF fire. at
$3.50 last evening was caused by the burning
OF the barn, slaughter-house aud two.story
frame dwelling OF Mr.. Joseph Miller, pork
butcher, situated in the county some distance
northe OF the BlAdensburK toil-gate. The
fire department were out promptly, but owing
to the distance and the want OF water were
unable to save either OF the buildings. A
also destroyed, The fire originated in the
barn. Mr.. Miller was absent, leaving none
but the female members Of the family at home.
The loss 10 estimated at from ti, 900 to % 900.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

POLICE INTRLLIoEScE.-M Creamer and W,
Riiey, for disorderly conduct, each paid t6 to
Frank Hanks was fined t2o for carrying con.
ceAled weapons, and John Smith, Ellen Jor-
dan, and Squire Bell, colored, each paid an
propriate hnes for disorderly conduct.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

The GEoRGETowN AND FAIRFAx TURsPIKE
ors OF this company was held on Saturday
last at Falls Church. Mr Allen Pearoe pre-
sided.
A resolution was adopted calling q meetin &
Of the stockholders to be held on the 9th OF
February, to make arrangements for the i'm
mediate commencement and speedy prosecu-
tion OF the work for which the organization is
incorporated.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

PASSING CoUsTERFEIT CURRENCY. The
final hearing In the case OF Michael Breen,
charged with passing counterfeit money OF
the denomination Of twenty-five cent notes,
took place yesterday morning, before Justice
ID. X. smith. The accused 10 proprietor OF a
restaurant on the northeast corner OF Twelfth
and L streets, aud the witnesses testified that
from time to time they had received In change
notea OF the denomination OF twenty-five cents,
which subsequently, were found to be counter
oftl 900 to await the action OF the grand jury.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26
LIMITED STATES PATENT oEFICK,

,on The petition f'Xgs q XnRoss WSobaAE, 81 New
York. N 7. GdmInistTatoT Of the estate Of MosEs
TRSsiIsoS dsGsassd PrrSg f%E the extension Of
l2Ih day Of April, 1885, for an Improvement In
Fqrnaees for Burning Wet Ppeli
Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
oflee on the 18th day Of March next Any per.
s0p may oppose this eLten'ipn 9biesio9S, depo
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing
jAl9.wSt COmmissloner OF Patents,
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

CnANoEFoR PRINrKRs.-Twog good, rapid,
reliable eompositors, with a small amount
Ing an evening newspaper in a Southern city,
Apply at box No. $50 at the City Post ONCE.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

RRcovRRTNo.-Rev. DR.. McCauley, pastor
OF the Dunbarton street NJ. y, church, George
town, 10 rapidly convalescing from his recent
severe illness, aud expects to ofilciate at his
church service next Sabbath dsy,
The national Republican., 1869-01-26
LIMITED STATES PATENT oPPICB.

~ WAsHIsGTos, D, q, Jan. 8, 1850
On the petition Of HAIRY sNiTH, Of Bergen,
New Jersey, praying for the extension Of a patent
granted him on the l7th day OF April 1855, for an
Improvement In Sewing Machines
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 18th day Of March next. Any per.
son may oppose this extension. 0bjectIOns, de.
positions. and other papers, should be hed In this
once twenty days before the DAY, q hearing:
ELISHA POOTR,
JaH-Th3w Commissioner OF Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

ODESSA PAEIRR CoLLAPsING SKIRT, the best
made Douglass, sole agent, No. sos Ninth
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

TEMPERANCE MEETING IN aEoR0ErowN.-
On Sunday afternoon an enthusiastic TEN.
peranee meeting was held at Old Trinity
church, in Georgetown, under the auspices OF
the Catholic Beneficial Total Abstinence So
ciety OF that city.
Col. Jas. r, OfBeirne made q few remarks,
and introduced Rev. Father Boyle, who deliy.
cred an interesting address.
Quite a number Of persons signed the
pledge Of total abstinence.
Among the audience was large delegation
OF the members OF Potomac Division, Sons OF
Temperance, OF Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

A BUSINESS EDUCATION 10 absolutely neces.
sary to success In life, but next to having that
education II should be one which Ia thorough.
Such an education can be obtained at the Con.
solidsted Business College, corner of Seventh
aud ID streets, where all practical branches are
taught by experienced teachers. The rates
OF ition are exceedingly cheap as will ap.
pear by reference to the advertisement else
where.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

HOUsE's PATENT TRUNK SHIKLD. - 1t 10
made OF yulcanized rubber, secured with
a heavy iron hange riveted with copper rivets.
giving to the tiunk unusual strength at the
most. We recommend travellers to use II.
They can be put on old AS well as new trunks,
Sole agents for the District Of OOlumbla,
JAMES 5, ToPHAN Il 90,
Practical Trunk and Travelling Bag Manu-.
iactuTefs, No, 600 Seventh street, one door
above Odd.fellowH' Hall.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

JoURNKYMEN PLAsTERRRs' ASSOCIATION
This association held regular meeting at
BILE number Of members being present, The
society was very much weakened by the
strike OF last spring, and efforts are being
made to restore II to Its former strength, with
fair prospects of success.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

SERIOUS AcCIDRHT.-About 1880 O'Clock,
yesterday, a lad named Thomas Minter, about
other boys at the gravel bank on + street, near
Twenty. tifth, fell down the embankment, In
juring himself severely. He was conveyed to
his home on Twenty.fourth street, near O.,
and DIR. Southeron was called In to attend him,
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

LADIKs' should call and see the Embroidered
uipper At Princes Stamping aud Fiuting
looms, 3Z2 street, between Tenth and Elev-
Fluting. W. N
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

ELECTION OF OPFIcRRs.-At the session Of
the Grand Camp Sons OF Liberty of the United
States, held 10 this city, the following officers
Worthy Chief John W. Thompson d. @. o.,
Wm, J: MoDermott; @. s., George Y. Oolison;
q. T., John E. Herrelli @: s OF A., Alexander
Eatonj q. Executive, J. II. Barnes; @. Guard,
James y. Walker O. Marshal, 4. Stromber-
beIi q. Chaplain, Edward Z. Casey.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

,,, WAsHISGroS, D. G, Jan, Is, lSo9
The sklllful, successful and scientific treat
ment OF Dr.. Aborn In a case OF ear and throat
disease, elicits my gratitude and thanksi and
warmly commend him to my friends and the
public generally. DR.. Aborn 10 a man OF few
words, but his professional ability speaks for
itseii. JOHN s. OuNNiN0HAM,
PaymAster u. s. Navy.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

OBsTRUoTINo THR STREgTs.--Comnissloner
Himber, of the First ward, yesterday made
complaint against John and q. Hopkins, brick
street on Twentieth street, between o and Z.
The parties were taken before Justice DTury,
and ruled A hearing to q future day,
The national Republican., 1869-01-26
DIR. ABORN'S OFFICE,
As F STREET,

For the treatment and Guro of
CATARRH, DEAFNESS, AND ALL DIS,
EASES OF THE EYE, EAR, HEAD,
THROAT AND LUNGS.
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

the song, "RAntin' Rovin' Robin, :" was sunR
by Mr.. David Knox.
The second toast was, " X ebert Burns, the
man and the poet=his birthplace, Scotland
his fame, world-widen
Hon. y. q. Cox, Commissioner OF Pens Ions,
responded TO THIS sentiment. He thanked the
president and the club for the honor conferred,
blendeu sensations Affected him az he stood
here tonight, There seemed to be no conyen.
tonalism here, and he really felt good 10 be
present at this celebration. In ELOQUENT Ian
guage the distinguished speaker TeheATsed
The life and character Of the illustrious poet
and rendered h glowing eulogium In honor OF
the man whose birth was here celebrated
The address OF Mr., Cox was replete with
eloquent and chAste language, and during It's
delivery was frequently Interrupted by bursts
-, AT the conclusion Of his address, Mr. John
PARSONS, the sweet voiced bAllAdist, sang with
gTeateNpTession the beautiful ballad, Within
Nile oi Edinboro' Town. In response to re-.
beNed gncorci, Mr.. Parsons sang Mary OF
The third toast Of the evening was, uScott
galaxy Of literature" "
II consequence of the indlaposltlon of Mr..
- - ahlstfo, who was expected to fespond
70 thlb sentiment, the president read in 'Ieu
Whittier '''"l 'o"n u .
-. o. o. hSEsHURY. lst Month. 18th. ism
70 M"i Csg; ", baHoch, PreJfdeni Of EpuS
DEAR FRlKHDi thank the club, Tepte,ep ted
by thee, Tor remembering me on the oeoAJ,ion
OF Its annual festival. Though 1 havr n 80,
been able to trace my ancestry TO he - oi
cakes, | have land know II Is saying a great
The national Republican., 1869-01-26

CARD PROM JOHN 8. CUNNINGHAM, rAYMAs
TER U. 8, NAVY.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

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II Pamela eoansy, State Of hissis<sppi, Tsa.
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will, a. siuinizsrator Of tks sststs Of joseph
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The tasn ~ ranula. ID aid cuuntr, On
Monday, ths fsth day II Msrsh, ieea, within
lawfai haur. offer for ale Al public ~austina.
TO The highest bidder, kr cash. all VI The
interest ol aid Jossph A. Herring deceased. In
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TIx H
American
Shuttle Sewing Machine
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Our Agents will he supplied with duplicate
parts Of the Machiue, 10 case Of accident. II
makes precisely the same stitch made by the
Singer Wheeler 4 Wilson, Howe, and Florence
Machines. II has the Under-feed, like the best
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thi. feed. We are enabled TO sell Q Rrst-class
SHUTTLE MACHINE at a very low price, on
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-03-06
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