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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28
Gin sutc5 0sfhdft.

Bel tsm 9fnssr tss SaIOifes tn Gts.
ltk, Sr. G., erlttsn, pte ras ,,8srltnsr
5rtl." sr;dblt, firSIih stn 6err NIT ttr
6raas, Cb sr 8snsi0t fri, baS S6Ir6 rrtIt
plrt fur tinsn guten 9rsis ~ ptrFau.
fen2 - Sr. {. lsbnts sntftbtsOsn ab une
tsmsrtts, baS sr burhaus ntht teabnh.
tt9r, bic StFBune ,u usldubsrn, iuntsrn
fie ais fstn Gtssnttum Febalttn poQs.
Der 5rsmes 3st8ts itsr tIsft NntpUrt
erpbss untrtGesn, fttlbsrts, pis ItS ibm
Der BsFe res S6lOHrs lei, unb ipra&
bic 6cfnung aus, bd6 elm tObfs 0ebot
bic @sRnnunssn nss 6ru. {. notl 6ntern
m6hts Sabtt lief er eiue Summe RON
30O,O 5blr. In benz bflIsn @lan,e ees
@Ulpts turhbltden. 6trr 6. bieb In.
rsFsn BET lstusr sBsisrruna, ubaIel6 tbm
cae GetCt enrrm bod ihisn. Der 6remee
atsr frang wsitsr In itu unb lsate fret,
wilta am S6Gub Irintr 8see nod 100.
900 3hdltrdrn su. - 6aIt, bahts g.,
Der Rann mue uniurshnunaeIitta lsin
peer sr bat mtncfItsns etn 3snttl Der iinf
Miaiarbfn. Dieter Gsrratt lief i6n
nur nrh bdrtndfinsr BEL fsin,r BeIar.
run8 ts6arrtn. Der 6rtmes ging itbt
rUn isinrr ttfgen 6dlts gu slrsm etpas
atrrijttn Some itrr unO - uno Ir1te
iGIiteIit abermaIs 100, 900 ltr. u.-
Der StrbaGt tss 5rn. 6. ttadtiae Fa
INNER mttr. gr srtIdrr rem 5rsmtsn,
fsrnsr nur tibsr bas @sIHdft wsitsr un.
ttrbanftln ju tSnnsn, wsnn ibm cine
baart Caution SUn 100000 5baIern as.
itsut mires. Gd&slnb ;Us Ter 1rsmps
Die Ssrlanstr Sltiuigftit aus Der 5aI6s,
uno eas 0tf&dft fam nit 500, 900 5blrn.
gum Abf6lue. Der gtroaht bse 6rn. 9.
mar tnptfsn nod niGt bsitttiet, erIl ale
an enbsrsr Stlat btr SauIeuntroet at.
9slnlpdsn rarb, srinnrrts rr f&
bob Der Ifliss prirs @ltu6t In ittnsm
Il tltamsnt ansscrbHst bate, i'm StraliBtr
Shl9bPatf btsrhist gu wsrrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28
Spielnutb

Rirssnb tann man sifriasr ipislrn, ate
iu Sffatsrintura In Stttrin. Oas gSbiIt
III bic 9sieen16aItallrr dttsrrR npcbnsr,
ssr Grautn wis Der Wdnnsr. Scaar bic
Sdasnb btittr @tldlr6tsr pHsst lisbsr 5u
iptfisR ais III tanien. Der Gnalinfsr
Qitiufon Isrnls, ais or ten urat tersiite,
Gin @bspaar nit eli Stnefrn fsnnsn. Dts
Wuttrr braAts ispsn EaB fitui bis feds
Stunbrn lei fen Rarten su, unb IaB ls
sinmnl, 70 parrn ibrs Stnttr, ibr Rann
anb ibr 5nuswslsn UcGlfonmsn per8 fen.
@tus anpsrt Dame lief tie SpIeliifhe ic.
ben WorBsn um astu llbr auihsGsn.
8am in her ndhfen baltea Siinoe gts'
mane. 70 mn6ts ts F6 auf BEN g8es urI
eIus 70 langt ouu 6aus iu 6Ius. Bis IL
ttre SptsIsrfsuftaft bate. SSrtf to5
gBtiif btsr auf, 70 gius 1e liter, uup
auf birie g8siie Ssrtradhtr &c zen aanSsn
Sas nit ausnatms rsr GbEunftn lei rsn
Gartfn.
Diife DAME t6rts einit, taB Gin 8tr9'
tpsrtsbefbsr aus bsm GltoI. elm bsriihmltr
BhiaipisIsr, In SsFattriubura anatfum'
msn mar. sic rutte nibt, bio fs ibm
porssfsllt wcrNsH Nor une ton su einrm
Sptsl eiuastapsn bate. Mln ipicIt In
SttirIen bod. Die Dame bate e'Iud
uue aswdun eins tsefutsncc Summs.
2m nd&1sn Gage tesann ras Spi'l ON
friiten Wcr9rr. unp ais st tItf In tfr
Na6t auft6rts, bate tie leissnl@afiIjde
8srsbrtriu esr &arisn dl' ibr OtlD Ssr.
lcrsH. 3wsi Sage Sarauf mubts tbr
6aIti6brltdee @tntommsH aus 0sttre5urg
anInngen. SOr @ssnsr wUlit f&cn an
mad ten Sage atret'su; absr iis rranB 70
lnuee In ion, bi6 sr sinwiutGtc, nod rtn.
NAL nit tbr ~ iPiGIsn. an Dem istnIi&A
srwaritttu Sage esriitb T' Bic Yca tti'
usn Qu9enbItd, bsmdbliate fd itrse
9sless, elite gum Sptsltifd uno bate
wsnise Stunssn fpdtsr Nlse perlcrtH!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28
Stillnne Sss Shmer;eS bel 3ers
tpuueuuecu.

Slate S&nIttwunbtR iaTtr;sn I'm
0anjsn wsnig, antsTe obsr oft febr, tt.
fcnSrrs Sustf&unssR, ,umal prnn lt
3usIsi& bic @d9st esr 3stsn unb Singer
trsfsn. Der Country Gentleman
smpFtktt tplafnbsS 8tttsG ais Sspdbrt:
Iian Drtnae 0i&tsnbe SObItn auf stne
S&aufrl Ossr 9fannr, IYribs stH66nIl&eR
SrilmslJudsr Sarauf, taIts bnS teI&abtste
o'IisS tn ben auffstgsnten Gampf unb
mad psntssn @inrtrn wir6 9tnbsrune
btS Stmsr3rs siHtrslsn. Semaub bate
lla sinsR rOFtSsn .NlssI In ben SUP as.
trttsn unS lit unfdsIiAs Sual; CT
panets sas Ssnannts Iiitrr an uuS mad
20 3tnutsn bate CT 8ut..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28

Sin prrtiBeg icBlt irinsr Gi'msjnbe
rstt stntrIrsItd ans 6srl ris Gtsrn
iCGtsn ia NatS duftistfn, um IQre 6incfr
gu! "a srjistsu-sr iits 70 maEAeR Bur.
ften I'm SjrdirifIr, Der nit Finer drift.
liasn 9uNung rrett btuttr ltinrn 9abrsn
,urIdBstlsbsn isi. p9n, frrtIib" mstnts
etn Sunss fdIu6Ssnr, ,.balts mslnr Iut.
ter frdbsr auf MID Ssls9sn. Id t6unt, Jest
f6on stn panr Sa9rtn alter ftin, unb
Stut,tns 9itls bstEaitsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28

9u sinrm f&wG!if&sn Qaatfic!&sn
a6 rtn 6rtmrsr In ttr S6jISrlrtbIlaft
gum erausn 6ttt ju Wi!lIg, unO eefauS
Rem 0trtt, s5 gat' Ism bsu:, i9 gut gss
fdmedt, wir icnR &1insm I'm Qdnts.
n0sn 6crru 9mt5reBi ausGfnommen,
fsl i6m orr 5Birt4 gang crrl6ait iu'F
gRpri. cNsin," iastc rsr 6umsr, I'D
nrtme Nismdncsn ous." Sen 6errn
gImttpo6t miF.n Ste autne5mrn, brnn
pas IN In uri,rrm 5taptdtn Brrlftraats
Giswp5nbstt." Dsr Gla tslritt bic aus,
uatms, her gSntb psrttsibigtf ff, uRb lis
ssrieItsn Stioc IN 10 bsiIigsn Wprtnstb. .
GrI, CAP bic Saae ppr psn Amttpcat AZ.
bra6t wurps. Nahtsm tsisr ris trttt.
tsrttn 0s8ner ar8sp6rt bate, sutid!eo tr
csn Strst In fU!esnpsn DUrtsn: ,,Wsin
Ssrr, ts il brt uns btF6mmla. tsi alien
@sIcgsnbstisn nit esm rs5tsrsUern 4mte.
po9t sIns gutrabme ju MAIDEN; Ia Sir
ft nun se9'n tisies, felt untfnfltsn
3titsn ctngsiibrle Nt&t aHFtbnan mol.
len, 70 ptrfaaen Sie In fis Strafs pcn
rinsm 0uiSeu." rSttr pCt", mar tts
NsiisnNsn NntwOrt, nubsr sS lsi mir bed
srIautt su iaesn, fer pnFu&ts RerI, FER
MID UUr GfriSt braats, III Der grt6te
Narr, BEN IS gsbrn tanu, Sc, msln 5ftr
Amtsppst. ausSsnUumsp."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28
aaeituS nnb bic altcu semtIden.

s(af DtutI6Ianbs bpben S1ulsn
Ca trinfen bes @srlfenpeinS
aIrtsutItc gSIfsrI6aftsn
Gin @Ias unb INNER nod sina.
@srmantn unb AGrmnnnfn,
Der btiligs @ingpIf aud,
Ibiiringer, SadIrn, 8ranfrnriL
Sie fpIgsn fem briIig6n grnu6.
Das III alitmti&e SiiIr;
Su leiner @srmania
Sat's Gacitus ldpn bfri6irt;
6Ert ~, mic eas GeIbaR:
9ln rintm e amfratsrs,
SIM Q tattrl pes beilaeu Sains,
Dd lagsn auf SGrenbi Itsn
3U betben llfern bes Nteirs,
TrrltieStue aItt 6Iermauen,
Nls plUBli6 nit bEnihrm 6'rub
Gin 9tSmsr FAM: nREtrs Sfrrrn,
Sd ttiBf CACTUS.
Bon Stres Sclfrs GjrbrGuaen
S6rsib' i'd cine 8ip1raptit,
Drum fOmms i'd. Sie su bitten:
grliuitrn Sis mir bic !"
Da Itpirgrn bic alien DtutIten
Hno rritttn ibm siusn Srus,
O'raus trant trr eble HCmrr.
Risf batb: n9Ggt glb' i'd esnug."
Sd IadlGn bic alien Irutibtu
gluf teihrn llfGrn brs 8trius
limb ltsBsn ibr ipturrn urc triuler
Gin G'la5 uuc immer nr6 Gins.
llrS nls CT am anbrrn Wcr0en
Gid ieinen Sammrr bslab,
0a Itrisb CT aus @utb unb &att
9u bic @frmanin
Tie alien Srutitrn, is rrbrsn
gluf btieeu llfern bEs Hbrius,
Gle litssn auf Sarrnbhuten
limb trinfsu immfr NOD Gins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28

- WiIrautss rubmt Td, cline Der frt.
lslsn 6rauen tu bsiigsn. Sis bs6l Yrd.
ger uup miest 535 pfunp. um rsn Yu.
fen tsrum mtst lie SUP IL 3ug, I'm tir
6Gftsn 5 GuB . 3ca, ibrs 4rmr Rup 2
5us 3ca bid uno wrnn 1r lGGsft, oil.
bet ttr Slim cine StufsTfclac Don 6nltrn,
Die an stnf &slIsrtrrppe sriunsra iollsn.
Buffalo, q. g.. Is. glOY. Ger Sanrs
lisst BIER Swrt 5ub tisf; fdmmtlidr 9ais
fdsirrjiae trsFsn um 10 tts IL S!unrsn
Ju fpdt sin.
- gs pirb birrtts bdpUn etipru6tn,
BEN @tGalt bsS Yr6fesnttn nuf $40, 900
III rrbGbsn. @rdnt, rsr arme Niann,
tann 60 fir $500 ntat nsbr ttun.
- Die ttutfhs atatsruua faGlt G5
burb bic fpripausrnet flrtt QuSpanbtr.
uns mad Qmtrfa fttr teunruRiat. Qu.
tb'ntiittn Grtstungsn ,ufUIa. bnt bi.
&usmanteruu9 aus bsm ptull&eu 8stde
mad ben Ssrttaiattn Staatrn ron Roro.
nmsrifa IN risIsm Sabre IUl6s prupor.
tionsn anaencmmtn. bab bic 3atl bsr
guSpanrsrtr bppptIt 70 arOB IN, ais In
friittren Sabrtn. Der 8trn btr gluss
wanberntrn ttRstt aus iunssu 9suttn,
wsl&s tasur& hem NiIjtdrSisnRs Su snt.
sstsn IuGtu.
- Cine llmduNrruns Der 5Uhuits.
Gsrmunisn fhldgt elm snaliIhss 8latt
pCr In 6inblids auf bic SoilIpitItafeit, bic
ts btute oft III, cine 6rau Iu baben.
Der grisfsr icu ndmIth am altdr fraasn:
ns9sr wnet ss, bisis Srau ,u nsbmen ?"
Darauf fsubt rsr Sriutisaai rlnfas Ralt,
bflifbt li6 Die Sraut urhmnls, uno rtnn
sr wtrtIt6 ntd't BON itr laTsn lam, 70
mag CT nit ttIistissr Bsbmuf6 srwtss
esrn; SD mage ss !" - 9ad bitftm
GusiPru& fUa bic gbt siiIHs fstn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28
S5rn 9 djipcimeu srfrciieu.

Gs ptrssbt talo tsin 3a9 mebr, an tsm
MIR utdt In trs;nb einsm uuierer gRsa'
lsIbldnsr leIrn. bne Sdpsinr fInsn Wen'
itsn auiTtdesu. 90 tntnsbmsn mir BEN
"a ct. Gouis srlasinenein 9ialts ,,Nmr.
rita" in tsr Beiistun9 iptsber 6ciAsntFs:
.,Qus Sf ct. 2out5 sia9 uns fOlGsntst
fhauesrbaflsr 8srtdt gu: 9tm Ii,iwU&
WUr9en fanb rtn SO9u sos. Yiptns nuf
lsInss 8atrrs 5arm, nobc GautInr 9afs
an oGr GulIn6Yils p!dnfrUap. stwa 0isr
Metsn por Sf Ct. QOnie. Die i&rrdIih
,rtr;Gens unr jtrisB.s 2'tte sirfe Wens
res, rpn Ter fat uur rp6 oas @frtpps
It;ia rar; SGpeins baitcn ris gslde 10
,ugsriGttt. Su rem GlsipsrrtIRu fcnnte
uiGts gsfuunsn wsrbsu, wae nur In
Gutfsrrttasu CUR Sntertfeiruua fibreu
tGnntf; tIUB sine aItr 3eItuna pcm IL.
Nar, p. s. idnb t6, Die fsltit FIR ten
rrulinirtFitsu G'sbstmpVltlifen f'irsn Aus
bnlteeuntl ttsttu miro. Der Manu
tiiriie mad t:m 2uslsbsdtsr pnlimmrl
ten 2cihs etwa so Sabre aft 9'rsfen
ltiu."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28
(6ortIsbuns feIBt,)

- Ter SsrIuf Sfuiftlants an Diff
,tfrsn unb SOlbatfn I'm l'btsns&rirg ts'
trug 1880 Iaun.
- Der gisD gprt ,.6rraI0". tsatR6.
tiBt, nstsn isinsr snaltfttn gutga5e axh
etne Auesatr In psutfdsr Sprade or.
fdrtrcn ju InFen. Bst TEN enormtn
MittsIn, bic ben 6ernuteetsrn in @etpts
itsten, urp brt rem trsifliaen 8trbin,
cuneen bee 8Iatt's, bic fh iibsr Die
aanjs WrIt Gfrtdsn, tirfts ods ltntsr.
nsbnsn sinsn md6tiasn giniIub auf Die
Ssuti&' nmsrifantiGs Ytifs unb auf ras
astlftse esten Ter GsutfH .Gmsritnnfr ,u
iltsn tsliimmt isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28
Stritburtifdc Seribtieuua.

,UIs sstt's bsnn rrirsr G9tGalfts ?"
n8is b,ibt gGsbaIfts2 Sag Iisbsr G6s.
pttrisl-tsun wsRr Fs f6 nuej!e6t, lie,
gen GrstpisrI'l rrn ibr auf hem 9aht.
tlfd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28

9loatRsr, y. g.. 16 NOp. 8unttec
tommlF3r Stcrrs bat 8trhaituraebsf!blf
lsgcn Suiin 8. AntboEY unc II nutcrr
gBetter oueBtRsGt, Die bet csr Yr6dpeEs
ltHwa9I bas Stimmrth; nusgtiibl batsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28
@ine neue strt reid ~ ipcrbeu.

Gtnfr unlsrsr FtraRwsrttfa WittarBrr,
Itrritt Elm Ntp gort,r 8Iatt, tai tIIJ'
lia cline neue art, reid ;u pereer, esfun
ben. DrisEtr flrmmt aadtrEtIi6 rem
S&parS istnsS srrSsn i&murssn 0atsIS
In Gins Saju ttirnpsrs erulrutrts 3anGe,
tiuest ti,fr!ts an cinsn Strid unS tfs
f,ifigt lsB'cren an rinsn piatI mittsn auf
rem !9cft. DIbud If I'r Wann In rem
StaRo ssf,Bt, j,tsa @or8sn In tln,m
llmtreifc pon cir. 20 5&itt!su nm ra5
ostnifsnr Ibltr sire rsiGs Grrtt Ycn
GtisfsIiucttsr, 3atntiirfsn, Ssii'rsf'n.
0lt attPfsn, &artrfelu, IObrrilttn, unO
rsrsIeitsu auF' upc an f6 81 rfbmtn,
psI&s biz umwogntnSen Nabtara ole
3eiasn iGres auftt&!isen 9fifalS ub t'r
Observation-Disclosures &abtnmuff ber tIu.
gen S0iers wdGrrnp btr RaGt Busswurf'n
tatfn. @as ttris G'stsSgat'u trabsn
bic DrSifs: oUcuig, 0Fer pou ,5srsu."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28
~ Smi1f lGmtcrrtGbt.

Der llntrrri9urfe triBsiit fir ririrlrc Sdti.
ltr pbrr Safen piaup-, @iptn- uub 9jeian9-
llnrridt une bat tets Sprr6tbig Gins CUTE gluss
pabl Ypn Ycliuru, Sairr, Srsrn, iopir YPus
lfalirn. Sffcs In Sru. Snfcb SeBfIs 99ptnuug
an ginbsnitrabr. " Gpnrnt.
Eas~ 6rau Gpnrab srtbrilt eblnfaIs lin
frrritt i'm @uiiarrripitlsn une 8elang, uge
ettpaiss 2lnmeIbuugsu an rbigrm Srts fnNtn
piuftli6s geriidfdhguug. l6mi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-17

A small hey shot By Oue sf MS Csus-
panious - Probable Fatal Result = The
-hostins Accidental, and the hey re-
l-ased, s#......
Yesterday morning there occurred smother Of
those serious, n not fatal, accidents which In
Of firearms. Warning after warning has been
and other weapons lying about their houses,
.honis ns nee Easy .ssen q sns young sn9 they
eiination for theit poesession, and with whom
The secldsnt occurred yesterday morning,
street and Massachusetts avenue, and the cir.
cumslauces, n far a. could be gathered, are
about AZ iUllowG Henry SommeTa, aged about
and Harry UpPsrmaa, were playing Il 'i he
greet, near the locality above mentioned, wheu
Fcrteney took out Of his pocket = email sized
*. sSsP P'tHS and sy q G 'S.
Amer one or two movements the weapon was
suddenly discharged, the ball passing Into the
neck q sommsIs on the len aide. passing near
the wind-pipe. In few seconds the wounded
boy fell 70 the ground, and the others, becoming
Some q the pa.ssrsby took charge Of som.
mers and conveyed him 10 the residence Of Mr..
n. Albers when Dr. Wallace stopped the dow
Of blood, but not having Instruments, could not
tel, the exact danger Of the wound. Ofncer J.
pU n he Ssd S ,Ss gS va, sSSn
bis residence At Mrs Duhers, corner Of Twelfth
and Il streets, whore he was attended by DR.
hmaEnehI, rnY g, proPei the wopna eut eonil 70!
the wound was probably fatal enc.
After aiding the wounded boy as much a. pos
sible, OHicer Smith went TO the residence Of For
,eney, on Tenth street, near X, where he found
He Informed the oifcer that II was entirely
aocidentali that the pistol was thrown away,
but that he would get u, which he did.
/ He then lnkOn In tbo Sixth Dr0rlncl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-17

Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.
Colonel l. y. lngersoli, Of Chicago Z at the
the ETsaias Ss dSr Ing he wiS III NV row AH
q. u. Lee, Lss.burg, Nai y. 7. Brooks, Md.
Gen. John q; milford, Val y. burr, N, VI NJ.
U, Baylcy, Ohio, arc at tho Owen house.
phia; Colonel Tom p. oc6IltTse, Texas, S. s.
Mccormick, PhilAdelphia; Governor 4. 5. Davis;
samuel y. Paul, Val ID. Cunningham, Eng
ior and vile, TsSSs; o. Sidney, n oci. fhomS
Fitzgerald, philadelphia Ralph Waldo Elmer.
son, Concord, Mass; lion. Y. NJ. b. Young, Ga.
Joseph Martin, n. IA W. u. Henson, Mise
I. NJ. Balcb, Brooklyn, are among the arrivals
at tho Metropolitan.
Hon. Tbos A. Scott, Philadelphia Hon.
Dwight Towp,end, Ne" York Baron BsSsen'
NJ. MArclas, cuba; Hon. l.. +. Chlutenden, New
York; A. y, MoCarty, Texas; Gen. Ryan,
New York. Richard d. Irwin, San Franchises
Ben Le Fevre, Ulnclnnati. are at the ArlingtOn
Den. john L. Milford, Richmond; NJ. y. bay
liz, Ohio, are at the Owen house.
II. II, Morris, J. X. Ritter, Philadelphia; J,
H.lPuntoss, Baltimore, are at WOrmleyb
Geo. II. Warner, Hon. Jos. r. Hawley, Hart
forti J. NJ. LoughbOrouyh, Sc. Louis, are ct
the Imperial hotel.
Philadelphia; s, =. ClarEson and j. NJ. Tan, u
$. N; George n. Reynolds, ID. p, pavlds, Z. y
Dana and ]. q. Hopper, New York; Henry II
r. FisO SS6sE Conn., NJ ScS f SSba !? ss an
Houston, Louisville; 4. II. Gould, 81. Louie
James II. Foote, N. u; A. =. Bemis, Buffalo; s
u, Phlnney, Cape God; Dr. T. J. Harding, Nash
ylllo, and Samuel DOwner and W, II. Merrill
Boston, are at the Ebbitt house.
Gen. q. d. Glddlngs, Texas; Hon. W T. Ham
ilton, Md J, l. Draper and wife, DR.. Geo. W
Fay, Mas John u. Brownly, Philadelphia
DR.. s. ". Jones, Boston, d. T. Akers, Kansas
are at the NAtional.
g. N. Halstead, N. Y; W. A. Oliver, J, r
Capps, Fla; NJ. A. Baker, OrcgOni W. s. Hart
N. Y, arc at the St. James
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-17
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

tJorrosppndsnes Of the National Rs,,ablIeNn.l
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 10, 1874
Tax announcement Of renewal Of the Wash
lngtnn Carnival has been heard with much sat
isiaetion here. At least iyo thousand Alexan-
drlans will visit Washington on that occasion.
Niles Lena X. Sharp has resigned as prlncl.
pal Of the Lee public school. Miss Sharp 10 an
excellent and accomplished lady, and our new
school system loses an excellent teacher by her
The alarm Of Ore last night was caused by the
burning Of stable at West End, belonging to
Mr.. VIM. Beers, between eight and nine o'clock.
II being frame building the flames made a
large light, and II was thought at firAt that the
Orange depot was In names. The iro depart
ment was promptly on hand, but were Of no SER
ylco, as the building had fallen 10 before they
arrived, owing TO the intlammable material which
u contained and the distance. About i've hun
dred people wore on the ground. Mr., Watkins
house at West End caught IRE from q spark
from the stable, amer all the companies had left
except the efhook and ladder, who promptly
extlnguiahed II.
The musical association meets to. night at tho
Young Mems Christian Association rooms 10
practice for tho anniversary meeting OF the
Christian Association, TO be held at tho NJ. u.
church south, on next Thursday evening.
There was prayer meeting last night at the
Second Presbyterian church and also 4 teachers
meeting.
The Russian fleet will not sail from New
York for pensacola until next week or later.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-17

= Governor Hoffman has directed an lnyesli.
CATION Into the charges against haTbor.naster
Hart at New YORK.
- TheTun on the Third Avenue Savings Bank,
at New York, still continues.
ended.
= Joel Parker was inAuEurAtsd az Governor
Of New Jersey yesterday,
"A Salt Lake dispatch says In the Council
today House bill Tor tho election Of delegates
TO the convention TO frame constitution for the
admission Of Utah as 4 State was referred to the
Judiciary committee. The conservative Nor.
mons are agitAting the question OF minority
representation, and express the belief that The
moderate Gentle delegation In the Legislature
would be nearest their cause, or at any rate
existing All IN 8, however, Is IN view Of STATE
organization. Delegate Hooper, and number
o. other prominent citizens, will leave for Wash.
inEton Tomorrow. The 0entile papers are still
stfSnuously urging concerted action against the
admission ~ Utah Aa a State.
There WAS = Kp-Klux raid 10 bald Knob
precinct, near franhlSrt Kentucky, SATURDAY
aud other persons were kept out all night. A
lengthy petition was presented TO the Kentucky
the attacks Of these outlaws.
"A New York dispatch states that the sfIOct
Of the settlement Of the troubles In New Orleans
IL said 10 have caused the state securities 10
have advanced ten per cent.
= The New York Tribune states that the re-
port that the European bankers had combined
70 take all loans authorised by Congress Is con.
tradioted.
-AtA meeting Of the college graduates resi-.
dent In 81. Louis, Monday night, temporary
Among the colleges represented were Harvard,
Yale, Amherst, Union, Williams, WaterVille,
Hamilton, Columbia, Mokondroe, Washington,
EiniA, and Columbian and Michigan UniVsrii.
"A POrt.au, Prince letter of tho 9Th instant
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-17
THE COURTS.
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suPRzNE CoURT OT TIE UsIrEp sTATEa-
This court was not In session yesterday.
CouRr or CLAtNs.-ThS following cases will
be called this day, Wednesday, January II, 1sT2i
%, Abraham Morrell; Of, William J. Pattoni
g. HenJ II Clappi " Gee N. fillmorei TO,
Alexander CALDWELL los, A. J. ON, No. i.
suPREnE CouRr or TIE DIsrRICr or 90.
LuNnIA.-All the justices sat In bdne yesterday
Tor the trial Of appeal cases.
The only case argued was tho following:
urcen and Others vs. Gfeen, Wells and Others.
This cause comes into this court for trial on the
certificate Of the court below sitting In equity at
q special term. II Is understood that there Is no
contest between tho parties In relation TO the
facts OF the case, and It's decision, therefore, will
es s9n,ToSd Sas In,srPsss aiSS ana eon
deeds. The question at Issue Is whether, under
the decd from Thomas Green TO James Green,
CathaIins Green took an estate IN fee simple, or
only q life estate In common with her children.
The property 10, In terms conveyed In trust for
her separate use aud for her children, during
her life, with remainder aler her death, In de.
fault OF any disposition by will to her heirs at
law.
But II Is insisted by tho defendants that tho
ruls IN Shelley's case applies, accounting %
which the lite % alto AMI remainder unite and
For the compliments, II Is maintained, that
the deed gave merely an equitable life estate Ia
Mrs. Green and her children, as tenants In CON.
that the rule In shcllsy'S case does not apply 10
such a case.
Tho case was argued by MessIs. Webb, Cox
and Kennedy. The argument will 10 concluded
today.
APPLICATIONS ron ADMISSION TO THE BAR.
Hunter Gunnell and 4. A. Newman made
application 70, Tor adm;si0n to tho bar and were
Haas vs.. Wilson. Continued.
A number Of patent cases were continued.
Tho court thon adjourned until II o'clock to.
day.
CRIMINAL CouRr- CAIsJ Justice cdriisr.-This
court met at the usual hour,
Tho Court. Has the District Attorney any
business for tho COURT
Mr. Harrington. There are no cases ready for
trial this morning your Honor, nor will there be
any cases Of Importance for the Jury until the
90lh.
The Court Gentlemen Of tho Jury, you arc
discharged until the 30th inst.
The court then adjourned until this NOR ming,
when some motions will be disposed or
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-17
GoHERNmKNr APPRENrIcEa.


NV uoohuNuNfNm y IA Ne
Enron REPUBLICAN, That aabls argumen,
Of Hon, A. NJ. Olapp," a. you, Mr.. Editor, seem
pleased 70 call HE last Communication upon the
rights Of Bookblnders Va Congressional printers
more credit from the fortunate position Of the
writer than from any turco Of reasoning, unless
dealing In generalltlos is argument That the
ice 81 humanity b. lie exercise 81 time Ron.
ored and truly equitable provision ior the pro.
lection Of the trade II represents, or BY the use
The yOuSR men Of tep oountry rom MAJ HdSsS.sSs,
properly belonging 10 them as an educational
branch Of employment, or that II has iaterfered
uniustly with any branch Of the Government
service by imposing oppressive Restrictions upon
the industry Of the country, or that the Journey.
man has forfeited his respect % and rendered
himself PrelIdicisl to any dlscernlog class q
arrayed himself against the young men, o. old,
OF transcended the bounds Of legitimate power
OF right assailed the rights Of business, or in.
sophisms Of stiugvilng imagination, 70 en-.
trap the unlnltia ed and play upon the tender
sympathles Of an ever-yielding, wondering
The folsting Of this question upon the oommu.
nifty IL but OF minor Importance; the interests Of
the working classes has ever been the objective
lalse issues have too often been the snare q cir
cumvent the laborinR man ~ his efforts 10 raise
himself 70 the commOn platform Of his willy and
p Nns, ~ ndyersrSiss ne organic Ions
nilable for the mononolists Of Individual liberty
and personal nRgrandlsomont, and this diver.
SION upon the social chess BOARD v only TO check.
mate the sovereign people with EigEag knight
and paltry pawns.
! But, TO return. The honorable gentleman adj.
mitted thRt the artist, having devoted portion
Of bis life the writer served seven year, with
board and clothes only % compsniat ion- the
society require but four years) In acquiring a
I knowledge Of his business, at his majority
I TiEhl eycrv lntoiiigrnI -orkins man clat,n. ~