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, 1870-05-17
RECORDER'a COURT

,r,mn4hr ~ E,,S1sa HS1.AAn1AHCE, III y AND OTHERS
4 Benedict cha1uea' e. Ei,b 2 sston and Edward ward
one uehU 4 Sever Of q tenn, valued at 500, are
On trial The charge is thai Weston nr75nosed Ia
fu Innster hdna ~ Ia rsor5sni ra.1 1o
Gomrmnv Tntr,, aa ~ a,. " tae Gutaos!aala Ioal
uus eqef came II H. As broker and offered to
liyere1, and then Fuller t1ecIIaed to nurrhast III,
bend which nron t1onirI Wss ~ shn,e1 -. ~
,c,1naa, :. The r., man FgeI ~ included 10 this IN
ed In the Cook County JaN for some nnr1ths a a
partner with RsJnforfb and nne EentaM ,rhn 49,
1esssa 70 be aoetof In m attempt to sN!nd1e III
Ralnlorth, substituting corpse for mum and; pro-
curing the other fe!foTs. certI1cate ~ death ana
Ia4SE~ .--..
, 1870-05-17

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

LuMnER-Thu attendance of buyess upon the
ana "a asvs
scO0s1l2h, and lath at s9.00. The Following
carKe Il feta seal EeReftsa B. e. Wright from pere Mar.
1T :l1i2S; so!dby ]. Y. Loo.nis / CO,
Cargo Of sehr Enterprise. from Mcnominec, $50
lasi. Ut s. %; sold by Il. 4. BtcEforI I c ca
Cargo OF schr SanGoEn, from Mu1lstee, l50 m II
t9sst @ ssantlinE r. md poars, at sold by J.
! Cargo Of Echr c. Raab, from MenomIuee, $50 m
II tumber, A 50 90 for inch, and s1030 for elneh;
Cargo Of schr NardinIa, from Mu,keson tmil,
taliy), 1s3 N II boaEds and stHpst at s1a00; and
2,suo r'ckcts at si.0o; sold by Charles Deinlng
Cargo Of sch1 @. Knapp, from Neshoto, lis N It
lumber m = 81 90 and 20 nj lath at 800; sold BY
Cargo of eehr Joses, from Mnssegon, 1te N Il
boarts and strips at st5oo: sod by K K Dlckford
! Cargo Of schr wcscost, from Muskeeon, 50 N #
Il 500 tor cu!E, siaoo for Conn common ssaSo so s fof
eceofd, and third vide; sold by Blanchard I Bor.
Cargo Of schr Eliza Day, from Muskegon, 50 N
1t mJxcd At 5000 for 2lnch and $l2 90 for boards
Ei;A strips; s35 "a shingles At sal2H; sold by
Cargo Of schr q. Barber, from Muskeson, 90 m
Il iclears out) Ut 4lL00; and 50 IN lath 1t 800;
sold BY Blanchard / BoTiAnd.
Ca1So of schr Challenge. from Musfcgon, 10 m
4 comm9n lugnefs out) at Sllso; sold BY Bian-
nill7nn u yIo0 III strips, 81 aoo for bossis. and
41G, 80 for 2lnch; sold by Blanchard i Doriund.
! Cargo of prop Iady Franklin, from Green Bay.
~ m medium a shingles at 800; sold BY Blan-
Cargo Of barge Armada, from GRIND River,
70 u y eoaIse inferior mixed tsafsed) at $500:
C,arTo of bnrve G. r Alien. frnru Grand River.
, 1870-05-17
SUPERIOR COURT,

nEIET JUDGMENT.
WAYNE Chicago Railroad Company IN fSs' .e, ee1s
f1icN aome. time since, new trial was denied and
Judgment IVES rendered for se5,s0o The sction
shipped OFe1 the defendants' railroad
4 FALLEN FhEM1sEA-
John J. Schwartz :. Charles D1eu1lnR. This Is
an Artton Of assompst to recover s. ooo for breach
or agreement Tor the erection Of brick building
~ The corner Of State and Madison strretE Il
will be1cnembe1ed that While In PROCESS Of 0ric1-
ns1 q e. ne sa "a o. October, 1sec dur
fell, cru4hed M 1aeis neiSanors, intimate and Id.
t1ial
patrsck Sherry Alice Fog411y ct ais, Petition
Ie for leave 70 sell real cstate now held IN trust
consists q nS5 g 5oanssns su1d
IN II III IL Lots g. r. and 5 q S1oer 81
LEWIS Bta1es Subdivision Of the southwest part d
the northeast quarter Of @ SsStiop M e 80 II also,
CanI Trusteea' Su odlvtson Of The south fractional
nusrtef Of Section g ss. u ton Green streer1
WANTS 10 REDEEM.
Earah ". Reid = Dennis bgsen &c q1+ er ~ BIZ to
&. Block is, Fo.t Dearborn Addition with petition
1ar sheriff g deed
14rotnv csntv '. WiIiian Qutu1an. Bnl 10,
4orrc,onnre Of mortgage covering Lots a. and 81
Bock i, Wright, Emhsee AyFes is5a Suhals's,ep G O
Out-Lot 81 OF School Trustees Subdivision ot SEC
1on 1s, IS, II, east 3. rr,,srrze
Alexander Chambers :. Edmond md MAI yor
dan md John Il. Thomas. Trespasa damage!
so11eE-p1suHsALs
It Is ordered thRt all suits penoln3 On at
chancerY docket OF this court, IN which no uePos!
don has been led o. s.p tsaen On tas 5eeo1n 2!
An 1858, are hereby dismissed at The costs o
fhe cfomp,ain1uts therein. But such action OF snt
4C1t msy be vacated a. any time before me las'
, 1870-05-17
HQAIE1.
MACHINERY
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Southeast corner State and Madison-sts,

Combining the maximum u eEteneJ. durability, snd
econo1uy with fhs antunn Of HeaEhi and psdo1 h41
widely 112 fsvnrabsy Known. than ID hApe Il
use- An warranted Eatsfsetny or no kAIa Desef3v-
Hvq SJru{nI 4e1t Gu Appl3c1Hao. Address
j. d HQAULXY Co. LAwtsaea AAss,
, 1870-05-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
MONDAY EVENING. Mhy ID

MONDAY EVENING, May 1G
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts since SATURDAY
last reach 2,696 head, agsinst asl7 for the same
Esliod Inst week. and 757 head week before last
Ihcre Was good shipping demand, there being
Eastern markets, aud though the receipts we're
somewhat larger than was generally anticipated,
0r1n feeling prevailed, and last weeks closing
prices were well sustained, sales making at IS 5o9
S25 for Light thin stockers to choice smooth ship
plug steera.
CLOSING PRICBI
Extfa graded Steers. s. aHNao GO
Choice Deeyes-Fne, fat, well formed
to Eear Old steers, and averaging
from 1900 to $50 onts.:.........-.s rs. 7.so9s.e5
formed steefs, averaging $50 to $50
i1s;; .:.....:............. 7.5o9L7s
arerastgg 1.oso to zoo ha.....:..-.: 7.ooS7.s5
cows for city slaughter, averaging snO .-.-.
~ 70 I,oso NJ. .;;:... ..;.:.-..-.e.... n75azoo
llesh, averaging 100 to 1850 lbs........ hso@aso
meteorological and thln cows md steels 4.508a00
, 1870-05-17

EUTE 0I 0QkEx&lU9
ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO, Kay 1A-Prop Tons
wanda and bark Sweetheart, cleared for ChIcagn.
May 1a.-Props Annie Young, Emplre State, uni
j. EoulI.
, 1870-05-17

l.. COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EVENING, May 10.
The following tAb1o shows tho receipts and
shipments Of produce 1t this point during the
p6Ht fprty-eieht hours.
, 1870-05-17

s;;. s;ss FL; Il! Il: ~: 50
kasR hi:sa - s;s ~. :s=Bs@
kkes!ef fissa ssf. ss3 F::;:::Hss g
EEsssssr. ND p,.a1st:S n1t f. -: 81 .-m .sa.m
kss25o1a fi<ssF s:ia Et19 "sasi nd w. 'a''n
ssaa sasstes y SR zee. 9S Ill.
Lombard Aooon.aod 1q2 ..iea;-- sIo n 'sDIm
x,,x.aP:s Ga: s.a.i = @ e. =, x
kss5;fR: ksss 4sss5sSiaa :s
$;s3;ss *:$;:::;s $]:::$s; s$
kcnosha md waafss7P 5s5ns isssa from ~susss
.w7sccxm % p1,uroz.
:,: Fri E~.a@- o-ea s. s!e!s 'e:
5sset!is 5ssss
GEu E pSaI%R 1!ni s4 Z r. zt: n
Il -srAsToa0. Genss,l 1isEss assat.
u.op! HsEseY p15n9H,saE ,SKsFEA4 = F.ts.
sss5e eea2nE FsssesSsf:.---..
& fsS;s S:s'.s:5 u III I'd
q x N A. "A Z :s:s1 :sss N N
&c &c % 90 90 .13dS :3aRR : e z. ..11::;39Rm
d q fss. Ii. & .s,:;., .s{sss5 9;Ss;5 's5s9@
e. M iSs::.::::-.::::. iSss::::::::. &c. :sSeR :sSeeRR
usaz bbISa5okS bISG@fsst dEsES i; TIA s'
i Il: dss:ss /; S:;5ss t. Nd .r.
f.si ~; vort :s@pm
A.lSs A,lsntie 6 6Elafes. d IS sME@
p,v r,nr~ cnen1xA7 AID ! !957s.11A g 2
n.vE,n,. ron 81 'osIRa ~ sfM ~ soTA1a ~
sssss s45sSss = s:S;.s AZ
~ GaesI q nIhFsaMSs1n; Fasssassl 19.p.
c4tq2A69 ;u2!. s9.ls gQgRs51NGToa T QUINCY RAILROAD.
~ Haaea Hfns,.,s 1epoI IooS q hats-st
iii Id E1pSsa 81. n q .g2Ms@
a.s:st3s Hs5sss f4sssRsSss. : :, ss
Af5es. Ab5es,e iIea
~. 4's0' sunday fs1'Fps Saturday: Except aaa:
LAkE SHORE AND MICHIGAN so,yzezr
ls.s. o.es q seH5e c,.ia .7npm
Pasihe EDrcss ia td.ilTi's..... t:is n.m. s3am
's1is:ii:E DEEnE ss6 ssiSD l11tEa s Iru
Sisst Saz
PITTSBURGH. foRr WAyHE CH1nAGo hAu~
, 1870-05-17
RAILROADS,
AAlIk0Ab4.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains


CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RALRoan
Ticket uHees eoutheaIt uf CLARK and IaSeFsr
o. cot1S6 ALI5Ss 41p osLAAA L1ln
, 1870-05-17
limited sTATES DISTRICT COURT.
BAEKRUP1CT.

Lea.<to Apply for D1sehargt-Msrtin c. Wall, ot
Chicago ..
NEW PROCEEDING.
zaddtck Levy and Louls Go6ling, OF OtaWA Il.
s5nlle County. Involuntary proceeding instituted
by Frank Meyer, Of ChlcaSe, Claiming to be
cEtditoEs 70 the amount OF +; 1;202-6a, alleged to
At1ril last
, 1870-05-17

y- r. 'II1Raamx. I!;.j r.
P7f7sBUEGH. 4vy l6-Cstte run light; nrn
Hogs mn ialr;. hearJ- ssssA19loes ltshs, a9
Sheep .un Ega:; declined from a9He; selling
at 4G61sc: GeIuand light = :
ST. LoC1s, May 1E-Cattle SCARCE and wanted,
sH9shc for common, and ,es'hs fos good 70
HpSs unchanged NJ R6sxc for good t5cbotce. :
, 1870-05-17
THE POLICE COURTS.

SIDE CQENT,
A shameful act Of Iowdyism wns pcrpetrated on
. Madison street car between and o'clock on
Sunday evening. party Of three unmannevly
l9sfsrs entered ea5 NJ g. Msd!son street line, ii
coloEed woman beside one Of them, who. with.
out ado, placed his sEm Abont her wast, ana other
eral Of the passengers became highly tndgnant at
the fellows conduct, act the conductor, named
Bsasinat . ordered him to stand uroh better
section Of Dearborn street. The two msde
q show 70 get OF, and In 30 doing
st upon theone Of them t benr nPGe anq q.iIn snsn
clnb-and beat him In q shameful manner Such
were The injuries inflicted, that the unfortunate
ceivc surgical assistance. his head was feartniIv
cut The police succeeded IN ar1esting ono Of the
nssatlante. named Daniel Hanrahan, who Was ar-
charge OF riot Owing to tie absence Of impor-
quest aa,s, Of the defence, unttl next satardsy.
w.thal, named Josephine Jeanette Leroy, entered
a lawrer's Office on Dearborn street, yesterday
h man nR e a1f ossapan d Z,
TO him. The ofrlce man said he thought that did
ner concern hi1D, and Inquired her business She
Continued In conversation In IN inconetcat strain,
and rnalty the attorEey requested her TO leave.
She refused He used persuasion, and rs con-
sequence she had him a1Taigned on the charge Of |
assault The accused was honosably discharged.
The fair one Is apparently little out OF her mind
The police instituted drait among the 1rail
oAG1l VI Su44A4$ A4&AA, 6lO u b41dQ OF
soiled doves" were .aE1agncd before Justice
sammerneld yesterday morning They were a.
eessed the usual fines.
Mckay Brothers, builders. were fined 50, upon
817Algnment OF Constable Lynch, Of the Board Of
Public Works. for obstruc1tng the sidewalks with
out proper TR1Tant
One hundred md twenty-seren cases were dis
posed Of at this court yesterday morning.
NORTH SIDE COURT
d F. Murphy Is q pedd1er Of c1gara on wheels.
On Saturday he met Thomas Blackburn nrd they
took drink At the corner Of Cas- and Etnze
street, While III. Murphy was HqutdAttnX for
The liquor, blackburn jumped into his vehicle !
coatatRE 1000 cigars, and tlrore rapidly away,
S.,ue hours later he attracted attention hy offer.
i. cigagz 1t 81 \ box. Ncaas arrested. Ye51erL
Day morning Justice DoTner held him for trial !
in bail Of $500
a lot o. fast drirers, organ grinders, pazt1es
Who had hitchc. horses to trees In Lincoln PARK |
ard a "fcl!er Eho had introduced q dog into the
enclosure, were fined s. each '
Pet CavanENGh, fer threatening to kin his wife,
who lives IL Jeopardy on Schiller stteet, Was held
II bonds OF 500 to Keep the peace.
WEST SIDE CQCRE .
There were 1fty-th1ee cases before Justice Moore
Yesterday morning. but few Of any importance;
TIC Individuals arrested On suspicion Of having
been implicated In the robbery Of Hon. Daniel
Cameron, On the train the other night, as has bsen
mentioned, were discharged for want OF evidence ]
Lawrence Doyle, for nhusihg his family, wss |
set to the Bftdewen for thirty days
, 1870-05-17

Sub Treasury ,bnlance-GoId, 81, ,ssI, ,I91; cur.
Fency, s, ,o6s, OTIS. General balanec7 IS, ,95s,ol5
, 1870-05-17

Eou5e,
$4,000
5000.
1000
4s5
1.NN.
5000
40
1900
800
1900
6,WN
800
5000
.1,0J.
1,1sD-
400
COO
1000
100
31s5,
1IsD
80,
800
'
" Z.
5000
- Y.
1sm:
900
100
1900
300
$50
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

The market is very abundantly supplied
with every description of goods, though not
ovettocked, except in certain styles Of I'M
bleached cottons, Of which the holders do
not feel any anxiety to make special sales.
There is constant shrinkage in the price
OF the raw material, which will necessarily
prevent any increase in tho values Of do
nestle cottons. Tho crop of 1850 Ia now
conceded to be fully up TO 100000 bales,
and the price ls tending toward lower rates.
In unbleached domestic cotton sheetlnRs
and shirtlnRs the demand has boon very
good. Indian Head and Appleton A, stand
ards, and Laurel d 10H cts, Adrlatic 10
cts, Ozark 15If cts.
In bleached shirtlngs and sheetlngs the
leading makes have been freely sold, and
prices continue firm but without q quotablo
change. New York Mills bring 22H cts,
Newmarket W II cts, do. Q 14}f cts, Bart
lets 1917 cts. for rs.
Printing cloths in the gray aro dull, and
prices have downward tendency. Sales
have been reported at 79< cts. Of "a Stand
ards, and * cts. for Extras.
The feeling In the demand for prints has
been lively, and very fair business has
been done. spraEue's new light fancles
sell at 1lk to 12N cents, less 4 per cent. 30
days.
INolltu hIb III .lhT ueUnnu IOf
small lots. Manvllles, plain, IL cents do,
high colors, 10 cents Warren, liz cents
Londsdale, 10JS cents.
sileslas are selling moderately 10 make up
selections, but without much activity. Prices
steady. Ward Mills, 10 cents Indian Orch.
ard 14If cents.
Cambrics meet steady sale for the regu.
lar spring trade, but without marked activl.
tp. Union assorted sell at 10 cents Novel
ty, 0 cents Arcadia, OK cents, plain.
Cotton bags are In less active demand, but
prices arc firmly maintained for the best
makes.
Corset jeans are selling In small lots
moderately well for the season, without
change Of prices. Bates jeans, 10 ceuts
Newmarket, 1917 cents Pepperell, 10 cents
Suffolk, Is cents.
Stripes and ticks are In moderate demand.
Hamilton stripes arc quoted at 81 cents fol
s, and 80 cents for II. s.; Glasgow, II cents
for 6x3 !; do. 10 cents for 3x3 Arkwrighl
Excelsior, Is cents.
Ginghams are active and In good demand.
Lancashlres sell at Is cents, Glasgow IL
cents, ETerltt II cents, Caledonia Mills Il
cents, Real Earstln 70 cents.
Printed lawns and percales are not yet In
good demand, though the season Is early fol
these goods. The sales are mostly to keeE
up assortmcnts. Prices are without change,
In muslin dc LANES there Is only fail
business doingi but the sales, though small
are we'll distributed, and will hecessitatt
frequent renewals to keep up assortmeuts
Prices steady.
Woolens generally are dull, there being Q
moderate degree OF business In cloths IL
black and colored. The large clothing
houses seem to have laid Ia their sprint
supplies, and jobbers buy only for theli
present trade. Prices are without AM
quotable change.--Ney York Iadepsadsnt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

THE exultation of the Brighamites at Salt
Lake City over the result Of the municipal
election in that city is great. In consequence
of the large attendance at the meetings of
the Schlsmatlcs," there had been some
uneasiness amongst the faithful lest the
election should develop a larger element
hostile to tho "Church," as preached by
Brigham, than would be agreeable. But the
opposition ticket only received q vote of
about 800 in total vote of 1901. The
highest vote given on the Brigham ticket
was for Heber p. Kimball, for councillor,
2,015. He is son Of the late Heber KIM
ball, Brigham's right-hand man. Daniel II.
Wells, reelected mayor, received a vote Of
1900. Ten or twelve women voted under
tho female suffrage law recently passed, and
the first one to record her vote was Miss
scraph Young, daughter of B. II. Young,
and granddaughter Of Brigham Young.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

CATHOLIC AND GOVERNMENT GRANTEES
Bishop Rosecrans, OF Columbus, Ohio, is
announced to lecture for the Young Catho.
lie Friends Society, in Carroll Hall, next
Monday evening, on "Cathollc and Govern
ment Charities" The distinguished char
acter Of the lecturer and the interest that at
taches to the subject will, no doubt, I'LL the
house. Catholics contend that their system
ofcharitles is far superior to any ever devised
by public legislatures or administered by
municipal boliesj that more good, moral
and physical, is effected by them, while the
cost is trihIng when compared with that OF
similar governmental institutions. This,
they believe, is the true purpose OF educa'
tlonal institutions, as we'll as others more
properly falling under the head Of "chari'
ties" The society under whose auspices
the lecture is to be delivered is devoted cspe'
clally to providing the means OF education
for poor boys.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24
Billiards.
PROPOSALS. FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.


OffICE OF THE \, U. B.,
FOAr PRBBLE, Ms, february 10, 1870, I
Sealed Proposals tin duplicated with copy Of
this advertisement attached % each, and sample,
At hia once until o'clock ~ m, March 9, 1872,
post with thu following Subsistapes Stores, viz;
Flour, go bbls, and IS lbs, , Forty barrels and
thirty Ave pounds, In quality equal to extra
Coffee, Green Rio, GOO, > Two hundred and
Candles, Idamautlus, lsRJ Thirteen and
three pOuTths pounds, quality good, "
Salt, (2EAO Two hundred and twenty .sig ht
and three fOuTths pounds, quality good.
Soap, 9A Thrse, hundrod aud sixty-four
Lard oil, (iO0 Forty gallons. quality winter,
good. -
Tho above articles to be delivered at this post
In case Of lAilurO or dehelouey in the quality or
quantity Of the aforementioned articles, then the
A. @. 3, at Fort PEBBLE, Maine, shall have power
to supply the deficiency by purchase and the con.
tractor will be charged with the difference OF cost
Bach bid must be accompanied by a guarantee
EgnCd by two responsible persons, and 10 case the
bid 10 accepted and the contract entered i1to they
will become surety In sum equal 70 e.hRlt the
anos Of the same.
No bid will be entertained that Is not made in
accordance with this advertisement.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or bids regarded as disRdVantAgsous.
!, Bidders have the privilege OF beipg present At
PropSssis must be addressed to the undersigned,
aud endorsed Proposals for snbgistenee Stores. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

The birthday of Washington was splen-
dldly celebrated at Vienna by banquet
given by Mr.. Jay, the American Minister
A great many celebrities we've present, In
Guiding Baron Won Beust, Prime minister Of
Austria. Minister Jay toasted to the Eu.
ropean soveregns, and Won Beust replied
in the English language. He said the close
and undisturbed relations between tho Uni
states aud Austria Is a matter Of congratu-
latlon. Union and freedom was the motto
Of both countries. Union alone promoted
progressi freedom alone gave peace. In
concluding his remarks he gave tho senti-
ment, "The memory Of George Washlngtoni
the champion of peace and freedom"
Other speeches were made, both in the Eng
lish and German languages, and the guests
did not separate till q late hour,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

THE SoCIABLE OF TUE WISCONSIN REPUB-
LICAN AssoCIATIoN.-Tho soclable of the
Wisconsin Republican Association held on
Tuesday evening was one of the most pleas
ant of the season. Mr.. Calnfano furnished
the music for the occasion, and Mr.. Hell
man, Of Twelfth and + streets, furnished
the collation.. Among those present were
noticed the following Hon. II. Z. Paine and
lady, Hon. Phlletus Sawyer and lady, Hon.
David Atwood and lady, II. D. Barron and
lady, A. U. Wymnn, cashier OF the Treasury
and lady; Colonel Daniels and lady, Colonel
Toteu and lady, Major Flnney, Major
O'NciI and Colonel Bloodgood, Of Mil.
waukee; W. H. spcrry and lady, Cyril Haw.
klns and lady, Mrs. Geyer, OF New York;
Benz. Mute and lady, VIM. McPyncheon
and lady, Joseph Harris, Captain Towne,
DR.. Eldrldgo and lady, General Mansfield,
J. IL. Hersey, J. W. Nightingale and lady,
Mrs. and Miss Brand, Fou du Lac, and
others.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

A LETTER from Fort Sully gives the par
tIcuars OF a desperate fight between three
hundred Sioux and Crow Indians, early In
January, above the mouth of the Yellow
stone, on the Missouri. The attack was
made near sundoWn, under the Chief Spotted
Eagle, who was killed. The Sioux managed
to overpower the Grows, every man Of whom
was killed, in hand to hand encounter
The Sioux lost twelve killed on the ground,
and 1--WE died the next day. Many moro were
dangerously wounded.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

THE TULIP HILL FISHING LANDING, near
Fort Washington, Is offered for rent by H..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

BISHOP RosRCRANs' LECTURE at Carroll
Hall, on Monday night, is for the purpose of
schooling poor boys by the Young Catholic
Friends Society.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

CONFERENCE DELEGATE CHOSEN. - Mr..
James A. Kennedy has been chosen delegate
and Mr.. +. J. Bartlett alternate TO represent
the Ninth street Methodist church in the
MARYLAND Animal Con ference.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay Is negotiating with
Connecticut company for the manufacture
of perpetual CANDLE" which Eliminates
the nobility of Russia at a cost OF one cent
for tWenty-four hours.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

KNIGHTS OF PTTuIAs,-RIthbone Lodge,
No. IA, meets on Saturday evening at Rs
Puta's Hall, Navy Yard, for important busi-
ness.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHooL.-A meeting of
the board of managers of the Industrial
Home School was held last evening, when
the Executive Committee werO authorized
and empowered to take all necessary steps
to secure such portion Of the appropriation
recently made by Congress for the relief Of
the poor as may be awarded to this associl-
tion, and to make and carry out all arrange
ments for the proper distribution and appli-
cation ofthc same.
A committee, consisting OF II. D. Cooke,
esq, DR.. Robert Reyburn, Mrs. A. NJ.
Gangewer and Mrs. IL. W. Blackford, were
appointed to confer with Captain e. T.
Bridges, to ascertain what can be made to
aid the Industrial Home School.
Messrs. Doollttle and Gleason were ap-
pointed committee to revise the constitu
ton and procure charter from Congress.
The secretary, NJ. II. DOollttle, was au-
thorized to confer with the society to I'M
prove the condition Of the poor, and the Ma
tlonal Relief Association, and make arrange
meuts 50 that orders for relief may not be
duplicated to the same applicants by the
several associations.
After the adjournment Of the board, the
executive committee had q meeting, and in
compliance with the request of Captain
Bridges that orders should be signed by one
person for the association, appointed A. NJ.
Gangewer to sign orders. Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

SELECT aud numerous party assembled
at tho residence of Mr.. Robert L. Thomp-
son, corner of Third aud D streets, Capitol
Hill, last night. Vocal and instrumental
music was furnished by the guests, aud
dancing was also INDUCED in. AT II O'Clock
beautiful supply Of refreshments was fur
nished, after which the dancing was resumed,
aud not until a late hour did the happy par
Elephants separate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

THE MARCH JURoRs.-The names Of the
jurors drawn to serve in the grand and petit
Jurles Of the criminal court, which opens Its
term on Monday, March Z, will be found in
our court column,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

Mrs. JARLEY's WAX Work SHOw.-A
brilliant company assembled at lincoln Hall
last night to witness an exhibition of Mrs.
Jarley's wax work show for the benefit of
81. Johns parish. The programme con-
sisted OF number Of tableaux, rendered in
excellent style. Among the company present
were Secretary Robson, W. W. Corcoran,
esq, Mr.. Geo. W. Riggs and family, Com
modore Alden and lady, Mrs. Gen. Sherman,
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Evarts, and many other ladies
and gentlemen Of note, including many SEN
ators and Representatives.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-24

A SITUATION as farm-managcr Is wanted
by Farmer" at this office.