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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

CnnDREN's 9LES0AkiEs
At EIsEMAN A Bros,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

WHIT, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THUIsTONs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, Is and 90 cent? per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, SOFT glossy hair; all desire &C. eli
may have it by constant use Of THONPsoNS
POmade Optme. Price, % and 30 cents per
bottle.
LIGHr COLONEL Kid Gloves are very stylish when
Cleaner viii renOyate them thoroughly; price, 20
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
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Hol ron ms HoIIpAYsI

Mlus. LUCINDA D. CaARpLER IL at the residence
Of Ms. z. h. WinAlow, No Grant place, and
will reooiEe calls frum 10 D. m, and VIII make
appointments 70 hold parlOr meetings. Nv
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TINS IL TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
d6 a9 "a *, hHs 9gtsined froH Ne supreme
term, letters uf AdmnHtrntOn,Y 4, on tile personal
estate Of JoHN " CLEFlgNTs, late Of WAihipgton
cityy II, % deQeuaed AU persona having nlaima
against the aaid depeaaed are hereby warned 10 eE,
hi9t 90 same, with the Vouchers thereof. 10 the
hS5l; they nay othsTgis2 By law DO excluded from
Given under my hand, his SIh day pi December.
dttFsW FREDERICK ., STUART,
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The last session OF the old Board Of Metro
potan Police was held yesterday; all the mem
ii. {. Jones was reappolnted an additional phi.
vAte for twelve months, TO do duty at the Metro
T George Motohkiss was appointed an additional
private for six months, 70 DO duty at the National
WIN. E. Horton and Q. W. swagEart were ap-
pointed additional priyates for SIX months, TO do
duty a. Columbia buildings,
Charles II. johnson, 3, Q, Mullins and d. G.
MOsher were appointed additional privates for
six months, TO DO duty at the Reform school.
Applications for liquor licenses from the fol-
lowing persons were dlsappnOyedi Frederick
Weerth, Edward p. Walsh, Oscar vOlander, Usher
4 IarOgue, Patrick Morgan, Charles Hurdle,
Morris Fitzgerald, Conrad Eber, Thomas Crog-
gan, Chas. T. Spates, Richard Delay, Caspar
Herbert, Augustus LAfOntaine, Richard Mar
shall, =. @. Murray, Thomas ORlley Chas. Ger
hart, Annie Miller and Jacob Joachim.
untfl the next meeting Of the board: Anderson
a Jones, W. II. Ottman, Lewis JesunOfsky, Ru-
dolf Petersen, Chas; HntzleE, VIM. Nelson, W \.
Dustin, George W. Driver, Thomas Setter, II. q.
Torch, Chris. Mades and VIM. ScheTRer. The
application OF Frank N. Skinner was referred to
Major Richards.
introduced by Commissioner W. II. Chase:
Whereas Il Is shown by the records Of the de-
partment, and Of the Police Court, that three
fOuTths OF the paupeTisn, crime, and criminal
taxation In this District Ia the result Of the use
Of intoxicating liquors, and that the traffic In
said liquors Is Injurious 10 the morals OF society,
and productive Of no good, either physically VI
morally; and whereas the chief obstacle TO the
enforcement Of discipline IN this department h
obviously the use OF intoxicating liquors by
portion Of It's members; and whereas the use OF
intoxicating liquors Il equally injurious whether
sold legally or illegally: Therefore,
RESOLVED, That we are opposed TO legalizing the
sale Of intoxicating liquors, TO be used as bey-
erage, and that we shall hail with favor the pas
sage and enforcement Of law prohibiting the
traftiC In this District.
After some debate, they were adopted by the
following vote:
In the Affirmative Chase, Hamlink,
Burr, and Cfagin.
In the negative-MT. MuftAgh.
After the transaction Of considerable other
routine business which had accumulated, the
board, for the last time, adjourned,
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FMS REST TABLE BOARD the market aforda IL
furnished at the MarstOn House, on Fifteenth
street and New YORK avenue. Also several hand
EUmely furnished front and back rooms
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THE new Colonnade Hotel PhHadelphia, Pa,
Ia near several Protestant Episcopal churches.
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DYElNG AND SECURING.
WILLIAM II. WHEGTLEY'S
BIfAM DYEINo AND RcnuRTNa PaTAR5 1,

" A-AAAN ne
BTkAM DYEINo AND SECURING RsTABIIsH.
MEhT
Omeer 40 JsasrsOh 81, GsorEstown, d. G.
Established ISL
Premium awarded by The Metropolltan Mechanics
Institute 1851 aud Ii now one Of the Oldest largest
and most complete establishments Of the kind In Ibis
best place in the District for Cleaning or DyeinE
0entlehnenb clothing,
5ysTEthins sPPsFtAininE to ths business well and
oih5S closes daily ct sunset, except Saturday when
It vii Be open undl 10 p m.
Post Once Boz 595,
WARRINGTON > 7
STEAM DYHING AND SECURING CON.
PANY, r
Ne. 5I6 Tenth street, hstvype1 Il and
streets northwest.
We have al an enormous BHp6nHa httsd nm ths
largest AIE AN DYEINd AND BOOURtNGi E3TkB-
ltlsHMhhI south Of New York, AnC would Inform
NE public that We are now prepared 70 receive their
Ladies', and ohIldrans Dresses, Gioahs, Mantillas,
Nc, Of all materials, cleaned Without being ripped
apart
Az kinds Of spots removed without cleaning the
Kid dlOves cleaned in New York style and neat
manner Any quantity done Ia tYgniy four hour.
giepuemenia clothes cleaned without shrinking oF
inJurinE the farment In any manner, and giarantse
given that All sreas9 spots viii be removed g1tlTely
so thAt they never show again.
hePPsIrsnB done neatly aud d reasonable PFlees,
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BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PREsEHTs,
and appropriate for all seasons, at
MAREuITEHa

No. $50 Seventh street, between and 4, en-
hraclng choice Painting, Chromos, EngTAvings,
Photographs, Picture Frames all styles and
sizes In walnut, gilt, velvet, &c; Picture Cord
and TAssels, liings Nails, d-plated, Timed and
Wire Centre Picture Cord with a full line Of
rapeThAngngs and Window Shades.
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j. 4. Nalley has been appointed Waterman In
the navy yard, vice II. ). Fox, dropped from the
rolls.
Dave Crouch, captain Of the watch al the navy
yard, Ia a "ulOsep gunner. He u now SEX from
eating fried oysters, and has gone after ducks.
The mechanics and labOrera Of the navy yard
will be paid on up 20 the aist instant, inclusive.
Christmas and New Years money.
The steam engineering department OF the yard
Ia now In full blast with large NUMBER OF hAndh
employed In building compound engines,
II the new executive ofhoer OF the yard, capt
J. c. beaumont, who took charge yesterday, y
as good as he looks, nobody VIII complain. A
finer looking gentleman IA not seen every day.
He Ia a native OF Wyoming, Pa
DR.. Stone, the oelebpted SCULPTOR Is now en-
gagged In the new ordnance foundry upon the
plaster casts Of his statue OF FarTagut, which
will be cast In bronze.
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o. .
Lat evening NE Thlneenthetreet Baptist
church was crowded By the many friends Of both
parties 20 witness the wedding OF Mr. Rober n,
DTinkard and Miss Lulie Reynolds. Tue bridal
party entered tue church shortly amer O'Clock
and arranged themselves 10 front Of the altar.
The gentlemen performing the pleasant duty Of
groOmsmen were Measrs. W. d. DLinfArit Harry
Skies, Harry Towers, Charles b johnson, John
2. Hanna and WIN. II. Harrison, and the ladies
acting A. hrdesmaids were Mss MARY Reynolds,
Miss MARY DHnkard, Mas Mary CuthberJ Mss
Eddie DreW, Miss Cora Brown and Miss Fannie
Palmer. They were aftifed IN white arleton
.klrta and gatln bodtces, each Ady wearing =
The bride was dressed In tarletan, handsomely
trimmed, and white satin waist. A rich lace
veil and wreath OF orange blossoms completed
the costume. Rev. Dr.. J. II. Cuthbert per-
formed the marriage ceremony In very I'M
pressiye manner, after which the newly-married
pair, with their assistants, returned TO the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father, Mr.. Joseph Reynolds,
and received the congratulations Of their many
friends The presents were numerous, hand
some and costly, and the couple start out In
their new life with the sincere wishes Of all their
associates for future prosperity and success.
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CRndy's Christmas AcroatIc.
CANDY came to Washington,
And opened here his store;
Never on the Avenue
Did the like appear before.
You may guess the crowds Of people
CAsDTs opening seen,
And be sure you ind the
Number, six hundred and sixteen.
nay and night bis sweets are nice,
Won may buy the best at the lowest price.
No. Gle PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Nv Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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Organized In $500.
LINCOLN HALL.

Organized In 500.
LINCOLN HALL.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Dec.
IS, 10, and 70.
CARNCROSS IL DIXRY,S MINSTREI.S,
From the Eleventh b. Opera House. Philadelphia
The star company Of the world Led by Mr. j. L.
QARSCROss, the unprecedented tenor vocalist In
America, and Mr.. u, r. DlNEY, philAdelphiaH
ESsatest eomsdisn. Unparalleled Elcoea Oh the
Mo i ,h n hhinastrslsy. Every performlpee
most fashionAble audiences crowd the auditorium
nightly. Every performer . particular artistic In
ms rsspeGtiye Tois and engAsed eHpressly for his
Adm'ssion, cents; ressTyed seats, u cents. Re
open AZ y. m. performance Commences ~ O.
deolAA J. II. LAME. Agent.
RARLOw's GALLERY or FINE ARTS,
Removed rum No. iaOS to No. ~ PcnnsyvAnIn ave-
On tree eHhIIition And for ~ q laure eollecton
81 oi PAtntin,Ca EnsrayiPgs, lTOmos nrOnEes,
Of Porcelain and Photograph IrameS,
y. N. HARLOW.
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TIOAKR! FURs!!
CHAwns! sUITsIi
SILGIsi vRIVBrs;l
CA$HH''1rEElnEs' arHRrNos'
EVENING DIR Ess GOODS.
TABLE DAMAsH, NAPKINS,
DOYIlRa, T'".h TOWELS,
FRUIT CLOTHS, W. me CLOTHS.
LARGE STOCK OF LACE CURTAINS.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY ROM THE
PRESENT TO THE CLOSE OF THE b EAsoN.
AIOuTnias Goods In all the best quaa' tiles.
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
OBI PeI,nSyIvnniH ave-,
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WILLIAMSBURG FERRY REFORM.

In response to call several citizens Of Williams
burg assembled last night in Turn Hail. Merserole
street, to give expression to their feelings in rela
ton to what they designate the outrageous VII
liamsburg Terry monopoly.
Mr.. John X. Jurgens called the meeting to order
and Alderman John Raber was unanimously elected
Secretary
The Hon. Seigismund Kaufman then addressed
the meeting at great length ana on behalf OF the
people arralgned the Ferry Company for Its sensh-
ness. He also complained OF the apathy OF the
people when they were called upon to give expires.
sion their FEELINGS on the subject OF ferry reform
Alderman Raber nignly c0mplimented the repre-.
sentatves OF the Eastern District for their honest
endeavors TO bring about ferry reform in the Legis
lature, and expressed the belief that the money!.
bags OF George Law and Joseph j. O'Donohoe would
have but little influence on the minds OF the legls.
lators.
Resolutions expressing the feeling Of the meeting
were ADOPTED unanimously after vigorous speeches
by Colonel Ruger, Captain faircnild and other
prominent Citizens.
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electins town onoers In Richmond county; =.
0on.Sd.on to- s, %, fs on
alton Of The House, % restrict Expenditures By super
visoTs Jouniy amending the act providing tor
By Mr. Psiso. a S on the bill limiting and
also aHsi iii he
q deaths to DO made public sdnnsss0rs Laid on the
M AN-Amending the charter OIL f"us"A'ep''
4. re a1 1ss%S E'm'n As
By 4, aas hs apSSs
By Mr. G. D. IosSTo s.tab.h female department in
By Mr. FoLIY"To requisite the savings banks of New
n fsss
BY Mr. FcnT@ Providing for damage. resulting from the
s being q hs GSo Snasl
fEoxAsS-To suppress The sale of prize packages
on the ~ ss4s. q q Ne. . o SSse
the fees paid on the estates of deceased per-
Mr. the committee 2. i,nys.sans the
r:cen $ to
ovERHAULisa THE NEW YORK DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
Mr.. FLAxxrR offered the following
the pubic Prints s V and IN and yOrI
as.n,t the work Of the District s Az :aS S ss
Hlornsy: once Shields sr!nHa. Srng paIs:
tended . }scisss he trials y indictments
and the guilty punished; therefore,
Resolved That the Judiciary Committee or this House
hereby directed to investigate said alleged aouses anu
addition thereto that said committee particularly directed
investigate the said ONCE the number OF indictments
fe there and other particular connected WIKI the
Office.
Laid on the table under the rule.
LOOSE LEGIBLArTON.
Mr. SMITH called his resolution that AZ the Governors
reply the subject OF loose legislation was not full and sat
sf.ctor the Committee Engrossed Bills make an nvess
JACOBS to strike gu. the preamble. which he
thought contained reflections on the Governor. .
Mr.. SMITH disavowed such intention. The reply OF
the Governor NIT full and specific enough Tor che House
II evident that there had been enormtes perpe
trated, and prhper that thew should be corrected
Mr. JACOBS insisted that the preamble did cast reflection
upon the Governor II the gentleman only wanted an inves
tigstion why word the preamble in the way II WAS
Mr.. ALvORD also thought the language OF the preamble
could construed and he hoped would be omitted 1t
reflection intended therefore there could be no harm In
emitting IL, and he hoped II would be stricken out .
Mr. ID. BROWN sustained the resolution stating that
notorious that legislation carried on here after tho
Legislature had adjourned. 80
Mr. ALvoRD to modify the language Of the pream.
the Executive Department." which was agreed to and the
resolution adopted
CONGRESSIONAL AProRTIoNMENT
Mr. FORT called o resolution that select committee
be appointed to make Congressional apportonment under
Mr.. ALvoRD moved refer the matter to the Committee
Messrs Bennett judd smvth and thought that the
Committee this subject should be distributed moro
widely the State than the Committee on Federal Kea
lions
Without disposng OF the question the House adjourned.
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ST. BERNARD's LITERARY ASSOCIATION.

Second Annual Entertainment Last Evening,
in St. Bernard's Hall.
ST. Bernard's Literary Association a society COM
posed of young men attending ST Demands Roman
Cathonc church in Thirteenth street. near Tenth
avenue, gave very interesting entertainment TO
their friends and admirers last evening. The
audience was large and select and very
enthusiastic. Mr.. Edmund J. hcaly del ivered
the opening address, which was replete with
witty points ana Drumming over with fun. "The
Meeting Of the Waters" one Of Moores Irish melo.
dies, was sung by Mr.. U. F. Gartlan, and elected
naturally any quantity Of applause The feature OF
the evening wac essay by Mr. James ]. McKenna,
Q young man hardly twentyo years OF age, who
discoursed el0quently on the ''lnnuence OF the
Press'' Tnougn somewhat sophomore and slightly
unged with ultramontanlsm, It evinced a great
deal OF scholarly ability and rare powers or
discrimination for one OF his years.
After the reading OF the essay the young treated
their hearers to the romantic drama OF "Robert
Emmett Mr.. James McGarvey as Robert Emmett
ana Mr.. Dennis Hagerty as ULeary particularly
distinguished themselves, and also should be men
toned Miss Mary sullivan. who essayed the part
Guided with the farce Of Hunting the Turtle" Mr..
Turtle by MIR. J. Murphy and Mrs. Turtle by Miss
ThOmasine F. Keller.
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Coroner Herman was Yesterday called to No. 358
East Nineteenth street to hold an inquest on tile
body of Timothy Koran. child. nearly eighteen
months OLD, VINO died from tine effects or burns re.
ceived by his clothing accidentally taking nre whle
playing with matches.
Henry Fragier, the quartermaster of the steamer
Missouri, fell down the hold OF the vessel at three
O'Clock yesterday morning and was severely injured.
He was taken out by some OF the deck hands and
sent to the Park Hospital where DR.. AmaDle at
tended to his Injuries.
At eight O'Clock yesterday morning Charles Neil,
machlnist fell from ladder while at work on the
elevated railroad in Greenwich street and was
severely injured. He was attended TO by the ponce
taken to his home at 1853 West Twenty ninth street,
by some friends.
The inquiry into the alleged charges against Har.
Dor Master Hart was resumed yesterday morning at
the ONCE OF the Captain OF the Port. A few wit
nesses were examined, but their evidence ELECTED
Testimony the inquiry was adjourned until ten
O'Clock this morning. 1t IS expected the case will
close to-day.
The body of q man-frOm O name found in his hat
is thought to be that OF Patrick McEnroe, OF 26e
First avenue-was yesterday morning found floating
IN the dock at pier 40 North River Deceased was
about i've and half feet in height, with black side
whlskers and hair and light COMPLEXION. lie was
and the ordinary uldercl0tning. Coroner Young
was notified.
Mr.. G. G. Rosenberg last evening delivered lee
ture at SteinwaY Hall on the subject OF "The Good
In james Fisk, Jr." The audience was composed OF
people who were seemingly strangers to MIR. Fisk,
his friends apparently taking little interest in the
matter The lecture was interspersed with numer.
Gus anecdotes illustrative OF the large heartedness
OF the deceased, and was listened TO with deep In
terest by those present.
No word has as yet been received as to the time
Of the arrival Of the remains OF the late General
Anderson. General Thompson, at washington, had
telegraphed to General Mcdowell about the matter,
but General Shaer stated that he thought that Gen.
eral Thompson had been mtsin1ormed. General
Smaller also states that no application had been
made to him 10y the family for an escort. nor by any
OF the volunteer regiments. He thought that when
the remains arrived escort Of the United States
troops would probably accompany them.
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Assembly.

ALBANY. Feb. 2, 1871
The CHAn announced the funeral of the late w. W.
Ely would take place Friday p. NJ, appointed
the following a committee the part Of the Bouse at
tend the funeral Messrs Hustled Bemis Loughran, Wiley
ana d. b. HILL
announced, with D. Browns motion to recommit
The pending question was put on motion and carried
REQUIRING supernendens Of the poor who have no, quail
Amending the Agricultural Society act, by designating the
York, Kings and westcheser counties Il mases The law
% for s,er ,'n n nsd aS.: VI Tor paper and "
BY liz Win pr s H s &
Repeating section OF the act amending charter OF New
Tors,o give the municipal advertising and printing TO The
InscIpSratos the New Rochen. M.ennerchon
Extending the time for organizing the Niagara Water
BILL LOST
The Senate bin authorizing Reorganization the assess
men, on the properly OF Cornea Townsend New yori
reconsider was laid on the table. "
The Ne. Scra
Of House reported the
was made Win john Brown he rsss 5000 Pc;
wS Lad aas seso The
July sspis%6sI The sum $ssS "; dos him. which
Tni coxx.ssIosns. or euAsAsrsE
detailed statement. They had paid on, 90 ses q for
Scsr and e. :nS
current expenses fsn. 1s Is: sudns. we're dfs~a
and approved BY the proper officials but
far advanced that the construction postponed The
towards competing the buildings There no outstanding
not exceed $l,oJ0 or $1,000 IN the aggregate
PETITIONS.
large number Of petitions presented for reduced
rates OF ferrage
Mr. BENNETT presented resolution Of the Brooklyn
Common Council asking for ferry reform for the Eastern
District.
Mr. HAWKINS presented petitions from the stockholders
the Erie Railroad Company for repeal OF the Classical
ton
Mr. JUDD presented the petitions OF G. NJ johnson and
ohers OF staten Isand for amendment OF also
Marcas Planter Of New York. enabling act and of
forty for retirement OF the capital stock certain
insurance companies.
Hrp0RTKD.
BY Mr. FoRTAmsndns the act 70 introduce the European
system OF steam owago the canals also adversely
bill to amend the Law Offering 90OOU for the beat system
towage on the canals. Agreed TO.
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NO COL0RED HANGMEN.

The Execntiener Of sam White In a State 81
Terror-White n Man and n Brudder, and
johnson No Riaht TO Hang Him.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Feb. Z, 1872
Soon after the execution Of Sam White, the
negro, for the murder Of w. B. w. Fidea, white,
Joseph e. Johnson, the negro who acted as execu-
TONER was expelled from q colored IRE company
of the coIored brethren has increased, ana several
attempts have been made TO assasslnate MIN.
Three pistol shots were fired at nim whl.e Pass.ns
through Rutledge street last nignt ana ne Deen
freouentiy assaed with bricks ana otner mlsslless
unfil his life Is no longer considered SAFE
Jonnson was formerly detecuve object unosr
rartcai administration in this city.
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WILLIAMSBURG H1eHwAYMEN.

Ferdinand Welke John &. Rondgens and Hartman
Bohen were fully committed for trial yesterday by
Justice VOORHEES,, Williamsburg, to answer charge
OF felonious assault and highway robbery COM
mitted on the 2lst ut. The complaining witness;
Mr.. John Ernest, OF No. 3 Broadway, festined that
the prisoners attacked him the night OF the 2st,
while on bis way TO his home, ana alter sssauting
him IN most brutal manner with Dunt weapons
robbed him OF q sum OF money. he mas peen con-
fined 10 his house ever since on account OF MS III
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY, Feb. 2, 1872.
BILLS REPORTED.

ALBANY, FED. 2, 1917.
BILLS REPORTED.
Confirming the transfer of from Zethe
ton ito the congregation Shaarry Thla amending the act
Incorporating the Grand Lodge Of Good Tempars amend
ing the charter OF the Midnight Mission amending the char
ter OF the American Bible Society enabling Shepherd Fold
TO take and hold real estae amending the act providing
payment OF salaries and deficiencies In the Audit bill the
repeating the ninth section Of tine Of 1870 make pro-
vision for the government OF the city Of New York which
takes from the Comptroller the power to appoint Of
courts. The bill was recommitted.
IMPROVEMENTS YORK CITY
Mr.. TIEMAHS introduced bill amending the act for
laying and widening other local
ments In the city of New York.
PERSONAL MORTGAGES.
The bill requiring fled passed
Petitions were presented TO repeal the charter Of
Society, against Interference with Railroad
and for increase Of the Literature Fund.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
To provide for the election of Police the
OF Fushing also, provide Flushing with water
Adjourned
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THE DEADLY CRIME.

a~re.t Of a Doctor and Another Man fer
producing the Death Of \ Woman by NAL
practice.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 7, 1872.
Dr. N. A. II. Goddin, OF this city, and man
named Brock were to-day arrested and imprisoned
ON the charge OF producing an abortion on the 10Th
of January last, on the person OF Q Miss King, OF
Henrico county, from the effects OF which she died
a FEW day later The body Is now being exhpmed
FOR e xaminatlon. BROCK Is supposed to the
father of the child.
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NARROW, THE NASHVILLE MURDERER TO
BE HANGED

NASHVILLE N. Y, Feb. T. 1877
Charles NARROW. the jamestown brewer, convicted
OF the murder OF william Bacnman was brought
into Court this morning and sentenced to be hanged
on the 10th OF Marcn next.
On being asked By the Court II he had anything 70
say why sentence should not be pronounced against
him, he remained silent, exniblting stolid tndider-
ence 10 his fate. Tho prisoners counsel, Mr. POr-
ter sheldon viii apply for writ OF error. In 0rder
"a obtain new trial Of the case,