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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07
A. WEBSTER,
Register Of Wills.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THR SUB,
i Aeriber has obtained from the Orphans, Court
bA letter. Of Ad mi the personal estate
OF HAERT HAAd, late Of WashinEt3n e9unly
aEaln6t The said deceased are hereby warned
y exhibit the SANE, With the vouchers thefS9i g
neIlI they may Otherwise BY law be excluded
from all b6neht Of the said estate.
lSlO MANY HAA0, =
mhgisThlWf AdmihiliTAtIlL,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR qEADINo AND ORAvEL.


MLroE's oTgrcs. err HALL,
s,TIsd pr9posss viii s. fsssissd Il tss oasO
pntll W clock, m, on MONDAY, April u, $50,
~ a.sdihE and EraveiinG the followfn named
FIRST WARD.
TIeniJ sixth ttrteI vest. from 10 x street
,TysntJ.thI, street west, from Canal to O street
= stree, north, from Boundary to Sixteenth
SECOND WARD.
street north from Twelfth to Pourtsenth
2 street north. from Twelfth TO Fifteenth street
nn 3 ,iIsst west, from 10 street north aud
TliIPD WARD.
Rdu sN Jersey aVenue' from New York avenue to
FOURTH WARD.
klhh street cast, from II to 1 street north
yn9r.h Capitol street. from street north to New
Second street ws;,, t,gR p 70 u stree, north.
Thtrlssnth street east
Lwslflh stree, east, from to X street soutS.
east. " ''''n'n ''o''
SEVENTH WARD.
=, street south from New Jersey avenue TO Third
street ,oulh. from Sixth street wo,t to Eleventh
bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
either As cutting or hllihE-thSi which measures
Bach street must DO bid for separately,
~ sutplus earth TO be deposited where the Com.
misslonere of improvements In the wards where
The hight 70 reject any OF ali bids l. reserved.
bach bid must DO accompanied By q written
gl9Ianiee that II such bid i Seespied the bidder
hllII enter Into eontraoi for the ,peTi9Imnnos
apI-eoiOl Maf5r.
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II THE SUPRE n o SS9PYEEEEYVy rHE DISTRICT

,.u..o,y. In Equity No. 1850.
Charles 3. WAilIch, trustee 10 this cause, hay-
lag reported 70 the court that he has sold the west
half OF Lot No. - In square No. t3l, and Improve
mentS, to Michael Tally for the sum o. 20 90, and
parts Of Lots and In square No. 7e6, AAd i'm
pToysments, 70 Frances v. Cook, for the sum Of
100. and part Of Lot No, ., In aau4re No. ~,
san n q. zoo. and ioi No n and parts Of Lots No.
q and z. IN SQUARE No. SIS, and improy emsnts, 70
william II. Clrrloo for the aam OF ~ 49, And that
said william C1Irieo has AssiSasd his said PuT;
Tally, Jossph H. HGhlsln, ehd Sarah NJ Bllsell have
complied With the terms Of sAid alec, and the said
Court. relieved from e6mpiyfnI With said isrms,
s1d sha The aRogn % PSrshSs's no9s1 and ists s
fupds the hands Of the trustee, IT'S this nh day
Of March, 1870. ordered that said sales and said
aiEnment be. and the came are hereby, ratified and
eonrmed. unless cause 10 the eontraIy be shown 70
next provided copy ofthis order be published In
the NATIONAL REPuPLieAS, twice Hwoek for three
weeks prior TO said day.
By the court
tine eopy-Toatg ... -
m7TuATh9W r. j. MEt0S, Clark
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pRoP0sALs ron COIN AED nay.
700 OBRtoE OF THg DHror oUARTHHHAsrEE,
.r. foAT LHAVINWoRIg, kANBA8,

foir LiivSsTSsIg. K1ssss'
Sealed proposals. viii b. rssslsSi 3 Ills sass
is16, for fafnishibs NE HaiI5d States toTsSanssl
with khsllsd Corn and Nay In such quantities and
desiEuGisd places. ft0a Nay iSI until JAY 81,
AZ .. Y wySit's farm. Jackson county, Kan
s4a Probable lmOuRt required per month
shsllad Corn, ZOO buahelaa hay, 10 tons,
AT uIah 0fAf's farm, .JeaersOh county, Kansas,
Probable amount required FER month -shelled
Ths Cora Ghd Hay to be q good msrshAutAblS
quAlity. H.. .H . H.T H.N.||
BIddsrs will state their prlsss for Corn 80 much
per bushsl,(66 pounds 10 the bpshel y and Hay 20
sorH viii BE- iSrhishsd " this Department
Bids must be made AaparAtOly Tor each LEGALITY,
and the ETtielss eoptTaetedlfo must be delivered
~ he contractor free Of sHPsnSS 10 the doVsrA'
PTopOGals will be IsesiVsd for any reasonable
poTtiOn % the amount TequlFod. ..TE
No proposal will be entertained unless the party
making the same II present u tho opening Of che
bldH or represented by an AGent qI attorney, or Il
known At thlA oiiee 10 be Responsible.
Tho usual conditions, which can be asoeTlAihed
Al this nee, will be imposed upon bidders And
eoAtraotoTs Blank forma Of proposals will 10 far
BY auboTliy on the Chief QuAItSImAStsT, Do,
y , / l''-' ~. w JAHEs N, MooRB,
RSS Eisu.. Col, Q, NJ, dElt PpOId'h,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

sUPREAn CoURT OF THH UNITED STATES
Wednesday,, April 0, 1870. = No. 1877. Tho
United States ex rel. A. o. Brown, appel
liant, ys. Charles Goodyear, IT,, executor,
sc. The argument OF this cause was con-
oluded BY Mr.. Gushing, OF counsel for the
appellant. 'r.1'. ---Ir# .r. r.. H.'.
No. 1903. Joseph W. Hancox, appellant,
mem ~ az eans. 20 commenced nv III,
McMahon, Of counsel for the appellant, aud
continued BY Mr.. II. Benedict for the APP
pellee. H H.H
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. t.r-i.t :. ~.
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ORPHANS COURT.


District oI Columbia, WdghingtoR OountV, 10 i6ii!
In the case OF MAHdARgr r. ROOaA, AdmlnittrA-
trix Of John l.. Roosa, deceased, the Administra-
gix aioT,said hsI, ylh re sRPEo5stios q ne
AppOihtsd TUESDAY, April 10, A. d, $50. for the
hnal tettement and dtstTtbutlon u the personal
a. far as the same hayS been collected and turned
az money Ehsn aSd Where ~ ~ grsiit2rs SGS
their claims properly Vouehed, or thsy may other.
Eiss By Jay b sHslSSsf from All ssFfst u ,Aid
Published once week for three weeks In the
DAiLT hATIONAL RHFuHLloAE previous to tho said
feat, A. wEBsTBP,
mhal-Th9Ws Register Of wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07
PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE.

OIFiuA suPERtNTRSpENr AID IHsPEOrOR oE1
SEWERS, UAHRIAGEWATe,FO OTwAYB and |
hHw BuIDihls, CITY HALL,
WAautNdTOA, d Y. March 81, 1870 ... ] "
Sealed pTOpOgala VIII b received ~ the MAYOR !
Ohoe until ~ N, MONDAY, the 18th d ApTn, for
ia ipterseellon with sixth tireet west, aesoTdl
70 plans and upeeihcatlonu 10 be seen ~ the ohes
Of he bupeTlntsndeht and lnapeetor Of Sew sFs q
The Lisht Is reserved by The Mayer % reject any
or all bids. OHARLk3 II. Hiss,
Apd'td Superintendent Of Sewers SC,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07
Wood and Coal.

oar slosf o. lumber Il always large. e6SsisiSs
poplar. ash, 40.
D'''''a '"T n. ED ", E GGxIsiS SSTs6t.,
Wharf Depot and steam MIL
- Foot Of Fourth street East
BTsEesh Yard vIrEihiA avenue and Ninth 81 ESst,
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+ NJ J., OFS9ls5ISSlG ME- A.
ApT.td Captain. N. .. K. D. 8. A.
PROPOSALS. FoE TS.SgNSTRucrIoN OF A

PROPOSALS. FoR CONJUNCTION OF A
UHfTHp STATES ENaIEnnn,s oIIIoH,l 30
CRY HALL, BosToH, Mass, April a lb7l y
ss9led proposal. WIN BE- Issoised Mll ?; n q
wharf A POinl kllsFtou, consisting Of bridge 10
tsst ias ard seo tss. loAE' iarmiaAlinE Ia pier
!, the wSsii I. q rest tp.twV Aqndr.d lssl from
feet on cribs, bAllAsted with stone, As explained
IN detail BY drawings and SpSeiheGtiOHS, open fer
inspection at this Once. . p.
The bids must Include all materials. workman.
ship and labor, toola,A1d All expsnses AtsOeyeT
necssAAfy to the eompletlon OF the whole work,
and must also stats separately the Anouht for ma
s az tS0s ,S
plans. ..... #NT ..l TT
Rach bld must be supported By lhA signatures Of
two Uell-knoWn and Responsible guaTAntora
Blank forms Of proposal and gaaraAlss will Be
furnlAhed on AppIloAtlony To which all bids must
eoafern to secure Atenuon, M.
Thsfig6 q, rsssTyedlo reject suy aud all bids
Byt. Major Gen. .. 8. A.. L. Ooi. EnSiassis.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

U wIsHIEaToE, b. c., March IS, 1870,
On the-pstiuOn Of EDWARD PARKRR, Of Ply
tent granted 70 him on the ID day Of September,
lsoe, fos an improvement In Buckle for WeAriuE
ftIs ordered that the testimony 10 the case be
closed on the ID day, Of August nsxtI that the
port be limited 70 the l2th DAY Of ADJUST next,
aud that said petition be heard on thel day Of
Tay person msy oppose mis- extension. Cd
. - SAMUEL 3. FISHER
mhN-Th9W Commissioner Of PAtshtA.
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Undertakers.
RIJHGRD y, HARVEY. kLONzO A. NARR
HARVEY 4 N ARR,
UNDE R T A K RS.
NO. os4 ? STREET,
between Ninth ana TOnth,
de7t-u $500
nkoPosALa RoR YINRalR.

oIEIOE DEPor ConM'I or suBsIsTEHgA,
Rohr LHAvENWOHr4, KAN, March 81 ,lbIo,
Sealed proposAls, 10 duplicate, Will be received
At this once anti II O. clock, M, on BATuRDAY,
April 81, ls7e for fatni.hinH The DATED Statsi
OAK, delivered Al this place 7-
Ths vinegar % be made only from whisky, 70
be free from all foIelEa acids aud injurioui sub
stances, and Of unlforIn atronglh, taking 30 grains
90 grains Of bi.eaTbonAte Of potash teiiher, as
70 psutralilo one luid ounce 81 vinegar To be In
fail hoped barrels or half bArrSlS'with an Tres
hoop At each end, .H
saiplss Of Vinegar one Of 30 AID ons Of 90 grains
strength, must accompany proposals..
gan, chlsfC, 9, Department q Mlas9uIi, 30
- = %. b, PkhkosR,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07
WA FUGE!!

Daily reports are made Of relief Afforded By this
remarkable remedy.
Persons In Baltimore, curious 70 Learn o. benz
South Charles, 50 Hanover, 81 81, Paul, ~ iLanh-
LA 40 Saratoga, ~ and 81 North 0lm2re' lS hor'h
Ali the druEEists, and hundreds ofspersons In
r * iaOs q y kSsSs
f,II Kindly
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DIED.

sTEPPRR.. AT 0sorEstoWn. on the 6lh Of April.
o'sloek. p m. q, ths IssldSnes o. his aunt.
toyn Heights. JoHS A. sTHPPEn. In the 18th year
Of his age. ..#. ..
His flaeLAl viii take place this CThursdAyl after
noon at $50 o'clock.
BARR On Tsssday. the 9Th instant, ut 10
o'clock, D, m 4, GIoRGH A., youngest child Of
George A. and Margaret Barr aged n months,
The fuaeIal will iato place This lrhur.dAyl eve
Ming At 7o'eloek, from his parents residence, on
Plnh street east, between land Q streets south.
WAEHBuRN. In this city, ou the oh instant,
JoHN JAW. son 81 John jay and Hannah 3. wash.
barn, hged II mouths and II days.
The friends Of the family are inyitsd to attend
the funeral from their residence, No. go street
HARBINs0N. On the eth Instant. At $50 D,
m, OF con Gsttion OF the lunGs, AHEln beloved
vic Of George W. Harbinson, In the 3Sd yeaT oil
her age. ..
Tbs relatives Apd fTisndl Of the family and 70.
spsslgliL invited to q. H'Isnd hsr funeral from hsI
urdayt the e!h instaqt, At 7;SQ ?. m.
tNsW York, Phlladolphia Ahd Maine papers please
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gRUo gToRH, oPPQHITE
A'l''as ''nR0HAa'a' aAa = All'NiSI 'AaItS'
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Railroad Routes.

A LExLHDRIA, LoUpouH AND HAMPsHIRE
n RAILROAD,
On and Aftsf December -, 1877. the trains on
this foAd will be run A. follows.
The mall train Will Leave AleNandfla daily, sH.
llil0 :. m, and Hamiiton A. II 40 a. m. Leave
Hamilton a Y 10 .. n. asd IsesburE at 1910 p.
The accommodation train Will leave AleHahdTiA
fsily, sEs.p, Sunday AZ p NJ nnd arIiys Al
n. aad arrive AZ Alsxandra At go q. m.
The 9ss0a m tLaih from Aleranaria And II 10
With Kemp's Daily Linz o. Coaches for PuTcsll-
vile, snickersville, perryville And WinehestsTj
LeosburE daily Tor Balls NIL. kidls and die.
bgrs X. II. A4AyEsSR,,
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W MARCH 10, 1870
DtstTtet 81 Columbia, WdsAfRRiOR Oouatv toi0it!
tss Sast ~ hESEEE Wo5st ~ sSSso
Aforesaid has, With the appreciation o. the Or
Pointed Saturday, April u, A. ID. $50, Tor The
anal settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate o. asid dsssIaed. snd o. ne assets ~ hand
!nto money! when and who're All the efeditors ard
iSsiS SninS SsSsiiS vorshsS, 81 t6Sy may ctSsTl
wise by law be excluded iIom All bsnent in
said deosAaed'g estate provided . copy Of this
order be published oBos a week for three weeks In
the daily HATIONAL REPUBLIoAH previous to The
Testi A. WEBSTER
mbSi.ThgW REGISTER Of Wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

UNITED sEM7 IIa,raIaa ! GlSn Srsi Is, ,sn
On the petition 81 JAgEE ", HlTEa, Of Newark,
New Jersey, PIAyinE for the s5tsnslon q pa
teut granted TO him on the llth daE OF August.
1885, Tor an Improvement In Fruit Boz;
IL 10 ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the lath day Of July lsEt that the
time for hlinE arguments and the Examiners re-
port DO limited 10 the 2ld day Of July next,
Ihy psrson may oppose this eKtensiqn,
SAMUEL Is. FISHER,
mhA Th9N OOmmiBaioBar 81 Patents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

Tho trial Of Bernard Dashenbroak, In jail
charged with the murder OF Conrad Wag-
gener by striking him on the head with a
hammer, crushing his skull, from the effects
OF which he died on Sunday last, came up
again before Judge Fisher yesterday. Upon
q consideration OF the testimony the accused
was admitted TO bail In $4,000. obi
Adjourned. r.. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

The prosecution then called upon Mr.. -
who testified that he was steward Of the yes
sci; that he saw Floyd strike Donnelly, ant
nually saw him push Donuelly overheard.
The case was argued by counsel an
given 10 tho Jury at $3.50 O'Clock. At 1913
Judge Fisher took a recess until this morn
Ing, directing that IL the Jury agreed the,
should render q sealed verdict, otherwise re
main out all night. s..
Charles Brown, charged with stealing
pair OF shoes from Jacob George. The Dis
trict Attorney declined to prosecute furthe
in this case. nd. . ny ..... .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

WIsafseToE, Il. q ,kug. \, lssa.
ySI ssysrsl y years s I'd been 'ssIss. V s9SsA1
took a heavy cold, which ssttled on ny lungs. l
had 4 bad hsmoTThAEs., used many cough niE;
summer. I went Into the country ,hOpihE II would
esneM psI 9st when Fs.uTnsS ~ e, sguEh Iva, vas
ThAEe, which lasted ave days. was veTy low and
neTVous, and suffered from hhoft1ess Of, bfsaih !
petlle, I tried every hing my fhsnds Iecommsnd :
no net ny ~ ,bo5
eight months and my friends and hundIsds o. &C.
qnaintAncea IL MaghinGton, who knew my sup
posed hopeless and bed ridden condition. are sur
priced 70 see me httendlna o NJ honsehold AatiIs
and about the city apparently - well A. other
people generally. l have reeommsndod q TO ssy.
srat Ahlietsd persons during the year, who hAVS
WI hSs. LoUISA HURpLl, as street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-07

IUCIUITIT VUTITWEIVIIOW =
NAsHIHaToH. d. o, Sept n, le@
bad ssyers cough resultlpE FROM neglected
cold tTied Va.iSl' peetSrAi Ismediss wiihSat.
alITmsd. A ladI fisnd Induced me p tIy sottls
cured have had no return OF the Iinckneaa since.
VIZ. W. BIZ MAIZE,
Assistant City Surveyor.
For All Throat ana Lung Complaints,
PlsuriIy, Asthma, DipthsrIa, Bron-
shitis, CatArrh, Sudden Colds,
and Inflammation OF
ths Lungs.
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W7SAIE..:!!H0 PAFHH On 'ALI At FHI'
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With Ss lasI Stssa SssisI Snd ne PylasIoSI
6HFElral OpaFatlOnB performed BY Dr.. Johnston,
Iitsssssd by the r6poTigrt o. hg ''suh, and
mSny othsT pLpsIs, 9ohses o. Ehish appeared
stahdihs AZ ISntlemAn oiehaIastsT and TeEpohEi.
biii'IA III bisRIsks sPSEDtf.Y cuRSb'
Persons writing ,heEld n RAIasulHI N direct
mSshsf, JOHN Y. JOHNBToh, NJ b., @
Baltimore Lock HosrilA,
iss.ly bAAimpra. Maryland.
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BILLR,-On the 26th instant, WILLIAM G. BILLIE,
In the 4Ith year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are invited TO attend his
funeral this Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock, from
his late residence, No. 1915 Locust ttreet.
EwARE-On the oath Instant EMILY NJ, wife OF
George Ewart and daughter OF Thomas A. Hitler.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from her late resi-
dence, No. 2O26 Vine street. on Tuesday afternoon,
2Tth instant at O'Clock. IS
GRIER.-On the evening OF the 26th instant the
Hon ROBERT q. GRIBR, late Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court OF the United States.
Funeral services will be held AT his residence, No.
l42s Spruce street. on Wednesday, the 2sth instant
at II o'clock A. NJ.
NOLER-on the cath instant, ANNIE THoCKMoR-
Tos NoLEE, daughter OF rhaadeus Norris, in the
30th year Of her age.
Funeral viii take place from the residence No POS
West Logan square, on Wednesday afternoon, at
O'Clock. 81
PAKKBR.-On the 25th instant RACHEL, youngest
daughter OF William and Margaret Jane Parker,
aged year aud months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence II her parents, No 22S6 Memphis street. ABOVE
lOrF, on wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
WusON-On the Goth instant JENNIE b., daughter
OF Captain Thomss and the late Ellen Wilson, aged
10 years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral. from the resi-
dence OF her father, NO. 6Ss Oatharlne street, on
Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock. InteTment at
Tenth street enlon Cemetery
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
sCenfrnI Pnrk,, nI fhe Arch.


The so-called '1oca comedy" OF Lester Wallack,
entitled Central Park; or, The House Wth TcO Doors,
which was produced at the Arch last evening, is
lively, rafting, and farcieal piece which Is abun-
dainty entertaining, but which is too slight in tex
ture for the proportions which It assumes a i've
act comedy. 1t would be next TO impossible 10 give
an understandable sketch OF the plot and II Is
sucien description Of the play TO say that the main
events turn upon the fortunes and mlsfortunes OF
four individuals, two OF whom are married and two
who wish to be, who are SET al cross purposes and
en'anged In MISUNDERSTANDING, In which are In
volyed all the other personages in the piece, and
when in the fifth act everybody is on the verge Of
insanity because OF the complication OF mistakes
which nobody understands, all the mystery is cleared
up in a moment by a simple and natural explana-
tkon and the curtain falls upon laughing audience
and merry group OF men and women on the stage.
II there is one thing more evident than another
about the play II is that the plot was never Invented
by Mr.. Wallack; ana there is certainly nothing
Characteristic OF New York about either the char
acters the Incidents The plot is apparently that
OF a Spanish comedy OF intrigue, and We have a
shrewd suspicion that all that is best In it Is bor-
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EXCITING NIGHT SCENE.
Escape of Desperate from Jatl-A PrOmIs-
cuOus Shooting Match.

Last Thursday night quite an excitement was Gre
ated in the town OF jackson, Miss, by Polk Robin
son, notorious horse thief, breaking jail. The
guard at the jail, two in number, armed with shot
guns, opened the door for the purpose OF allowing
the prisoner TO empty pail of water As soon as
ran.
The guard followed and fred four shots at him.
but failed to hit. A gentleman, formerly major in
the Confederate army, happened 70 be passing at
the time ana was armed with a large navy revolver
He joined In the pursuit, firing shot at Robinson.
He cried out, They are after u.s.
The Major, thinking that IL was one OF the guard,
followed by mob, turned and saw the guard aud
taller coming towards him. but mistakng them for
mob, he fired four shots, which they returned with
WILL In few moments the mistakes were found
out, and as large and excited crowd had collected,
they divided up into squads and made a vigorous
but frutless search for the prisoner. No blame is
attached to the jaers or guard, as they did all Ia
their power to recapture the escaped prisoner.
At last accounts the sherff and fifteen men were
to.start to Jacinto after Robinson Although many
shots were fired, yet, strange 70 say, no one was
hurt.
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CITY ITEMS.

NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING,
IN STOCK AND DAILY RECEIVED,
BETTER IN MAKE, STYLE, AND FIT,
AND
pprcr
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The CIty Amusemeu,s,

AT THE WALNUT Miss Lucille Western will per-
senate "Lady Isabel" and "Madame Vine" in East
Lynne this evening
AT THE ARCH Lester Waack's comedy of Central
Park; The House oCh T0o Doors will be repeated
this evening.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE musical
entertainment, which will combine a variety Of
attractive features, will be given this evening.
AT THE ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE an interest
ing programme of Ethiopian comicaties will be
presented this evening.
AT THE AMERICAN variety entertainment will be
given this evening.
CARL GAERTNER'S National Conservatory orches-
ira will give four grand concerts at the Academy of
Music during the present season and ten classical
chamber soirees at the large room OF the Conserva
tory southeast corner Of Tenth and Walnut streets.
Mr.. Gaertner has secured q strong combination of
musicians, and these concerts will present many
attractions for lovers OF irst-class music.
The FORTUNES of the Chestnut Street Theatre
seem to be still in state OF uncertainty. 1t is now
asserted that the announcement that Mr. William E.
Sim had obtained it for the purpose of opening
variety theatre is without authority as the owner
of the establishment never had any intention of
leasing for any such purpose. The latest report is
that Mr. L. L. Davenport will assume the manage
ment with we-seected company. 1t is scarcely
necessary to say that hope sincerely this rumor
is true, and with an actor OF Mr.. Dayenport's fine
talents and refined taste at the helm, that the
Chestnut will be able to retrieve its evil fortunes.