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AN ACT providing for the revision
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
GEORGETOWN AFFAIils,

TBB steamer George II. Stout which has
been lying al her wharf Ice bound, cleared
yesterday morning for Philadelphia.
The -four Inspector, Mr.. George Peters, In.
spected during the past month 227l barrels OF
family, $50 superhne, 1871 flue, 2S7 extra, and
1877 mlddllDgs, making total OF 1917
barrels.
THE steamer X. U. Knight, from New York,
which has boen for more than week past
Ice bound al Quantico, arrived at her wharf
yesterday with cargo OF general morchan-
disc for District merchants. At the Long
bridge sbe encountered great difficulty in
getting through the Ice, and was eight hours
coming from near Easbys wharf TO this
point.
oTrfoHR SEBASTIAN arrested Tuesday night
a colored man named Lawson Banks for hay-
ing In his possession broken bracelet which
was discovered 10 be the property OF q daugh'
ter Of Solomon Slower, residing on tho corner
OF Twenty-first and I streets, Washington.
Banks claimed that he obtained the bracelet
from Mary Talbot, q colored woman, who
was also arrested, and both sent 10 the Police
Court.
TUESDAY a young man named Reed, TO
siding ut Falls Church, Va, accldently shot
his sister, probably innictlng fatal wound,
II appears Reed discovered flock OF wild
pigeons near the harm, aud hastily selling
his gun hrcd In the direction Of the barn, th,
load unfortunately striking bis sister, who
was passing at the timo, tearing out one ey,
| and seriously lacerating her forehead an
breast Medical aid was Immediately sum
moned, but tho case Is considered hopeless.
TUESDAY, while Mr.. W. W. Palmer, resid
Ing near the Drovers' Rest, was In this cit!
he discovered, attached TO q wagon, roaI
mare which had been stolen from him on th,
lst Of January, 1871. Mr.. Palmer immcdl
ately had the driver, colored man nance
VIM. johnson, arrested, who claimed tina
| his father bought the horse on the I'd Of Jan
uAry. The cd man was sent for, and pro
duced bill of sale signed by Geo. Jones,
colored man, from whom he claimed 70 hav
purchased the animal. The ease was sent be
/ lore the Police Court.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

The United statcs Grand Lodge Of indie
pendent Brethren In Baltimore, on Monday
elected Andreas Nephuth, OF Washington,
First Grand Master.
At the twentieth meeting Of the Capitol
Hill Building Association u, 600 was sold At
an average premium Of iOli.
Mrs. Dora Connolly, who was fatally
burned on Friday last, died on Tuesday from
the injuries received. She leaves child ten
years Of age. ... 1-
Inspector General Gatchell found two
horses tied up In barn, standing In about
ave inches OF nlth, and learned that they had
been abandoned by man from Virginia who
brought them here TO work. The Inspector
general Intends 10 hold the animals until as
eured they will DO we'll taken care Of.
The Jury In the case OF Patrick Kecfo, the
man who was found dead near tho railroad
track, corner OF Fourth and | streets north
east, roassembled yesterday morning Mt the
Fourth precinct statlon-house, and returned
q verdict that death was caused by Injuries
received on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
John kenally, the man who shot John
O'Brien on Christmas eve night at Z
masguei ade party In tho house Of Mrs. White
| on First and Q streets, was arrested Tues
day night by Officer Reese, Of the Fourtl
police precinct. After firing the shot on th,
| night mentioned, Kenally left, and the officer
have bean on the search for him since the DC
| cuTrence. When arrested he was In bed a
bis fathers house, on the corner Of Third an,
| L streets northeast; and upon being notified
| quietly proceeded with the officers. Wit
nesses have been summoned, and the cas-
| will be tried to-day before Judge Smell.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOrIuEs OF NEW ADVERTISEMENT
ATwo aroAY name house for sale.
Elk. wusoE has a very desirable residence
for ale.
ANo. GARDENER Is wanted.
rnn annual nesting Of the Board Of Trade
will bs held Friday evening.
Two ans building lots foe sale.
FuRHaanp or nnfarnished rooms for rent
Tvs tnrailure Of a Arst-elass boarding. house
81 private sale
Araaru sroar brick house on Pennsylvsnla
sseuus for sale or rent.
hLAHaE ROOM In the Y. NJ. q. A. building
Tor rent
THREEsroRr brick house, No lili = street.
Toe rent.
DwELLiNo HousE No. iss, corner Of Greene
and stoddnrd streets, Georgetown, for rent.
Y. y. SIMPSON ls agent for the Warren
range.
An eNoellsnt farm for sals.
ALAnoE four. story brick house Tor rent.
Two rwo.sroRT frame houses for sale.
Alt aHnBERs Of and representatives 10 the
Grand Lodge 1. U. o. M. will meet on Friday
evoulng.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

Last evening, about $50 o'clock, a shooting
ARRAY occurred In front OF Henry Mlddleton's
restaurant on Four-aad-a.half street, be-
tween Pennsylvanla aud Missouri avenues,
that Is likely TO result seriously 70 the party
injured. II seems that several colOred men,
among them William Newton aud samuel
Lucas, had been In the restaurant drinking.
aud came out on the street and commenced
fooling with each other. Newton had pls-
toll In his left hand, which he was fourishlng
round, when Lucas came and took hold Of
him, While the two were cutting up to-
getheT the pistol exploded, the ball entering
Lucas breast little TO the right Of the bone,
and penetrated the lungs.
A wagon was Immediately procured, and
Newton, with some OF the rest oil the party,
carried the wounded man To Sears drug store,
on the corner Of Eleventh and 2 streets,
where Drs. Buckley and Hartlgan were called
In and rendered medical assistance, pronounc-
Ing the wound a very dangerous one. After
wards Le Wis n. Douglass procured carriage
and conveyed The injured man 10 his home.
Considering the seriousness Of the case, OfiiceI
Hlnklo arrested Newton, He expressed a
perfect willingness TO accompany tho police
man, asserting that the shooting was acci'
dental. lie will have hearing before Judge
Smell this mornlng. r.- 70 -.y.--.--s-.-
Sine writing Che aboyeLucas died from the
effects Of the wound.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

EpIroR REPUBLIoAs. May beg your par
don, air, Il ! am compelled 10 spoil your
good joke" on the health officer, which APP
peared In your paper this morning.
The statement made therein, that at the
Police Court person suspected OF having the
smallpox created a great excitement, and
that Rt tho crisis, DIR. Verdi, the health OH.
Ger, appeared aud pronounced II case OF
SMALLPOX and ordered II 10 the smallpox
hospital, and that upon mere inspection by
the"NestOrs" OF the alm4bOuse, Ii was pro-
nOunccd Itch, ID a fAlsehOod.
DR.. Verdi never appears" aud never saw the
case; but upon the report OF the watchfull san
ltary police, ordered the ease TO the smallpox
hospital. | thank the sanitary pollce and our
health Inspectors, for their VigilAnt care; an
error on their part, IL more commendable
than the falseho0d Of your intormer.
T. S.VERDI, Health Ofllcer.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
THE HON. CHLs. HALE.

-. - -.
Hls NOnlnation " be Secretary o. stste-Ths la
vestiratioa In n, RorsiEn Rslations Commit.
tee-Charges b. NJ. Daissse4How DalHese
sas Rer.rdsd bT l,osrIa,s, Noyuuth and Others
-!Th.0ensl.i ns.ara-
In ths a.na.. fIornr,l,i.. IN, Forr,gn R.la.
a. ~ - =. - 49,.
Ho1 yo-soIoay MI u bAinesc Nas nea.u 10
support OF his charges against Charles Hale,
lately nominated by the President Is AZ
ristlnt sooretarv ~ a,ato. Ne Dainoas bas
I..on wcll kro,.n A., w.sh,ng,,n .t.,o.r,o,
-. .e W e'e 1885, ~
lot tho Psst t"enty loare' ms tOhoWlns tx
tracts from q debate IN the Senate In 1855
,how in what llqht nj. charac,cr for trn,h
'uo" 81 - n.o ~, S ,a,'
and VerAev "o,o .egarued oy INC butle
CLAM" Douglass oy MT seward, Afterwards
Secretary Of state, audeby the lllustrious
tI,,,,.rian Hn.utb,
80, =, o,,.,-
A.. f NV. ,,,oe.. Tn,,s..ret,d Gan.
Trs... s,eond ,s,-Ion, March 4 iss psa5 i0pi
Mr. Douglas. was called out Tor mo
ment while this claim was originally pend
lnQ. and regret exceedingly that am under
the necessity Of troubling the Senate BY a re-
confederation In order 10 reach the question.
| know enough, and have heard enough, Of
thls man Uainose 70 be willing 70 take moth
lnf on credit except what he produces
vouchers for. He came 10 i've with bis com.
plaints, and made representations In regard
10 the conduct Of our Minister at CONSTANT
NOBLE, (the Hon. George Z. Marsh, now Min
/ later 10 Italy, y and Of Mr.. Brown, our dragO'
man there, a. concerned with tho kOZski
/ affair, which occurred about the time 1 wa
| In Uonstantlnople and Smyrna, aud every no
port which he made me was false from DO
Ginning 70 end. For these reasons have NJ
faith in him, aud believe him 10 be an I'm
poster. His own personal representation
are worth nothing with me, beyond what h,
pfoduccs vouchers or proofs 10 sustain.
Mn. sRwARD's OPINION.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

The recs ptlon and sociable OF the Sons Of
Michigan, last night, was one OF the finest
Affairs OF the season, not only "a regards the
enjoyment OF those present, but on account
Of the presence Of the distinguished vlAltorh
aud the taste aud richness OF the ladies'
dresses. Owlrg 10 tho unavoidable absence
OF some OF the expected guests, the order Of
exercises was somewhat changed, aud opened
with dancing Instead Of speeches,
Al about 10 o'clock tho arrival OF the PTesl-
dent Vice President and Others was an-
nOunced, aud representations succeeded. Among
tho other nOtables were Secretary Belknap
senators ChAidlsrand Ferry, Representative
the whole Michigan delegation with several
from other States among the5e, Gen, shanks
and Williams, Of Ind.
Weber'a baud furnished most excellent nut
sic, aud the happy couples danced 70 its Gu
lyenlng strains I'M late hour,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
Auction sALEs TO-DAY.


LAriNuR OEHARV will sell, at 10 O'Clock, n
m, al tos Tenth street, an extensive assortment
ofcooklaG and heating stoves, Gas-nStures, TN
ware, roirigoratorA, house furnishing goods
sleighs, hardware, 40.
Also, At Hoods building, corner Of Pennsyiva.
MA avenue and Eleventh street, this morning at
10 o'clock, and continuing until the whole IL
disposed Of very valuable aud nicely boun1
private library, comprising many rare and val.
uabie editions Of choice works
Aiso, at Hoods building, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
and O'Clock, p. IN, will he contiuusd this sale
ofEagllsh works
wH. I. WALL h %. will sell At n o'clock, a,
their suction rooms, = nne lot Of groceries,
liquors, shelf goods, nc.
CIV. HAvEsNER a Co. will sell at O'Clock,
=. m, available lot Of ground on Rhode Island
avenue, between fourteenth and fifteentN
streets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

The House Committee on Appropriations
yesterday heard all the members Of the
Board Of Health Of this Dlstrlc, In support Of
report In favor Of giving the members an an-
nual compensation Of e., 900 each. The sub
ject OF contingent fund for the board was
taken up, but no conclusion was reached.
General Babcock, Commissioner Of Public
Buildings aud Grounds, was also before the
committee, and explained the estimates sub.
mltted by him. The committee Is favorable
10 giving the full amount asked for the pub.
lie buildings aud grounds
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

The library " be sold by Messrs. Latimer Il
Cieary, commencing this Thursday evening,
al o'clock, Is no ordinary collection. II Is
mostly composed OF tho finest English edl-
lions, published In the handsomest 6yo. size
ot the last forty years, and is nearly all In
elegant bindings, most OF the American edl.
tons bound by Matthews, Of New York, and
Lowell, Of Montreal. Il contains, among
many other rare and valuable books, q set OF
the london Art Journal IS vols. quarto.
The GeRtLemdn's Magazine from It's COM
mencement in 1871 10 1850, 1888 vols. The
Annual Register, from 1888 70 lSr2, lOI vols,
full calf extra. RdpiH's England, folio edi-
ton, with the scarce portraits. Hd,lsdrd's
Sate Trial., from Henry Second 10 George
Third, 80 vols, full Russia. The Vernon
and other great galleries Of paintings. And
q collection OF original autograph letters OF
many Of the most noted authors and states
men Of the past fifty years. The sale will
commence In the order OF catalogue this eve
ming. Purchasers should secure catalogues
early.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

Al the meeting OF the yestry Of the Church
Of the Epiphany, on q street, on Tuesday
evening, the Resignation Of the rector, Rev
DR.. starkey, was received and accepted. II
win be remembered that DR.. stATkey, on q
previous occasion, rendered his resignation,
but, At the request Of the vestrY, Il was with,
drawn. VI health then, as now prompted
him 10 retire, aud, under the circumstances,
he was compelled 20 make II peremptOry.
The yestry will endeayor TO supply tie va
cancy from Brooklyn or New York,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

sv.pruu Co,,nr ar THK IJNtrEp srArEa-
WsSn,,dss ESSruar"T 7. isIaoon motion Of Mr..
4 M p.rlpsia WIN III Hattle esq on North
y. M nai,os as n,i,, n 20 nrsetico ~ an Httor.
nav and counseIlor Of This court.
No "a The ryeal westoTn Insurance Com.
pa nv nj pl.iniir IN error. w. William ThSinS
lrhsi hss..a.as aS ,his ea,aa v.aa co,,ciudcd M
M M nanS ~ ier tho nIaintiiI 10 error.
AMI submitted on printed arRnments by Mr.. NJ
- assiis snd III TsyI vyoodbusy an behalf
az IN niainiif in error. and by Mr.. Il, Bartlett
and Mr.. d. rhaxter for the defendant 10 error.
No. IS. The ship Western MotrVpohs ~,
appellant, ys: John LoT, y. Appeal from ne
Circuit Court Of the United states lor the
| Mt. j. II. Ashton, ordered by the court that
this appeal DO dismissed with costs, per stpula-
tion oioounsel.
| vs.. Edward MAttheWs' This cause was nrBued
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
uYlIENRAI.



The Church OF the Ascension was densely
crowded last night by the friends Of both par
ties, 10 witness the nuptlAls between Colonel
II. Z. Aneman, Of Philadelphia, and Miss
Rmma =. Helmlck, daughter Of William Hell
mick, esq., Of this city. Tho ushors at the
church, Messrs. Cummins q. Helmlck, Her
bert Barley and 7. y. Bourne, were most
dillgent and courteous In their efforts 70 pro-
VIDE seats for those In attendance, and when
space became requisite, they had to confne
themselves TO keeping passage-wAy open for
the bridal party.
Shortly after o'clock the long expected
party arrived. Col. Lockenbaugh escorting
the groom to the church, and Col. Foreman
performing the came duty for the bride, the
family following close behind.
After . few moments spent In preparation,
while the organ pealed forth the wedding
March," the bride and groom passed up the
centre alsle, led by the ushers aud attend
ants and followed by the parents OF the
bride. In front OF the altar the attendants
and ushers passed 10 the right and left the
happy codple standing between Mr.. and Mrs
Helmick.
Rev. DR.. o. Hutton then advanced aud In
q solemn and impressive manner repeated the
beautiful marriage service Of the Episcopal
| Church.
| AZ The conclusion Of the ceremony the
couple retired fromShe church and returned
70 the Metropolitan hotel, where q reception
was held from 10 IL o'clock. aud during
i which the bride was assisted by Miss Heller
| HelmIck, Mrs. W. w. BurdetIe, Miss Co
minRo, Miss BEETLE France, Miss Cake and
Mise Patton.
The bride was attlrcd In q heavy, whit,
gros-grain silk en- trdiRe, cut a Ia PoBipadour
trimmed with white satin, polntlace and
orange blossoms. Over the hair, dressed u
Pompddour, was q long, white tulle veil, Will
enclrcling the throat was handsome neck
lace OF diamonds, present from the groom
The groom wore iull suit Of black broad
cloth aud white vest, cut 10 full evening dres
style. %
Mics HulmIck, sister Of the bride, wa
dressed In white carleton en- trdtJle, neal,
Trimmed. and pearl iewelry.
| Mrs, BuTdelte, another sister, wore hand
some cherry. colored silk "a trains, trimmed
with white satin and poinl-laee, diamond
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

At a regular meeting OF MlnnehAha Lodge
No. !, |. o. @. T., held Tuesday evening, the
following officers elect were Installed by D
r. Holloway, q. w. Y, T., assisted by Jas, 7
Haynes, @. W. Nj &c. t. Mr., A. 7, Mau
PIN W. y IL az. M'S Jennie R sGsi9hprn Nv "
son; W. +. g., Nj. II. r. Taylor; W. IT., Mr.
W. y. Holten; W. Chap, Mr.. J. s. Dorr; W
Poikinhorn; W. T. g., Mrs. N. z. Reid W
o. O., Mr.. Leon J. Myers; r. II. g., Mis-
Fannie Long; L. II. s., Mrs. A. X. Maupln
P. W. @. r., Mr.. NJ, L. N. Howell. The W
seeretary's report showed an increase o
thlrty-nve during the past quarter and Al
active membership Of one hundred and hity
fOuF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

A concert and amateur dramatic entertain
tuont for the benefit Of the Central Dlspen-
sary and 81. Marks church building fund, "
will be given at Lincoln hall this evening,
at 8 o'clock. We hope that chATltably dis
ance, give further evidence Of the existence
OF that spirit Of generosity that has ever
characterized the Washington citizen. The
price Of the tickets has been put al one
dollar, aud We feel assured that the buyer
will be richly compensated for the money
tpent, as both the musical and dramatic Gu
tertainments are under the management o.
gentlemen well and fayorably known 10 THU
community, and fully competent 20 conduct
such an enterprisc 20 q succosslul Issue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
rhs Nov smsIlpes He.pItaI.

Mr.. Adolf Cluss has submitted new plans
for a smallpox hospital, and brings the cost
have been reduced so as 10 accommodate
only twenty-siK beds. The second story OF
the centre building Is left oil, and the dining
room and expensive pOrches done away with.
The house will DO built Of rough weather
boarding, and whltewAshed instead OF
painted. The plan has been accepted and
proposals. invited for the erection OF the
building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
Amusements, Lectures, Etc.
HOW
s III II
ESCAPED.
EDITH O'GORMAN,.
THE H;ACAPED NUN.

ANOTHER LEgTUgEs. ,,s hAEEw suBJEor.
SATURDAY kvRNINa, REBdYAnY 10.
"sbe VII relate How bhe Esoaped from the Oonyent"
and commuuies,ioes that have reosntL been pub
Ese viii 40 speaf % tss 'Romlsh Pse.'hood ther
povor over the People. and uhat " lssds To-" Th.
lecture IL entirely different from the ether one, and
alUays drs vs. a crowded house.
lincoln Hal contained the largest sudlsuoe ever
,sasmoed Uithia lta walls 70 hear Edith O'0ormans
last lsotura hAuy pers1na bad 70 30 a.aI, unable V
gAin admlsslnu Ihsrs were more people IN the nAi
Tho sudienos were highly dellfhiet with the loo.
turs, she teceysd inlmss,.s Asp'aus 80
hundred rSrsons occupied seats on the stage tthe
lecture only 30 MANI uok0ts WI % solo As WI
Tiefsts, q osns. Rvse.y.d seat, en- be h,d t5s,
hnty 6oyL store. AuI eeyenth street. kemembsr
thoss who ApPg toy eks ri ~ ~ ses
Gall and ret thsm ipmediateb. Dont oelsy. Ieosst
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
The GOVerHoT's AIoanIed Guard IeeIIon
af O0lperH.

Al q regular Meeting of the Governors
Mounted Guard. held al the aTmoTy, Wills
hall, Seventh street, between II and I, on the
9th Instant the following civil and military
officers were elected BVt. second lieutenant,
]. p. King; third sergeant, Charles Langley
treasurer, D. r. Duffy recording secretary,
y. Thompson financial secretary, j. w.
Ellla; armoreT - Hurley.