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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

,,-,,.e 49,, 49,. ~ an. rhronfci, .houid
.,,s ,,s,ss a Wy shsngs NJ sppsarance,
NIlVe poeuy W ohs"sV nis -. IN, -.
BIZ Beyers pa 2 morse WHICH no ""' f"0'
against any nuie IN ".n -
The oooleh place w the guy ~ tho No- house
near the Eleven'n.stieet mar. A.. ,.a..,
on the grounds Of the former club
We are told that Greeley does not object 10
a rose that IL little rtddish, or hair thatls car.
roty,
I,r.n.i,s pster porce monument A Of or.
aaisi,e design, beautifully executed, and very
Generally admired.
ao....,,,,.n, .,o,I, ara M, vary successful
assS, rgun%'I Ths ~ don't seem 10 understand
,hsIr oId,bai relations
'nsn $1,000 go ~. sou,,.rn Claim, cor.
claimant before tne Soutn ', Oi,s 1Si,.
ia nish w 49,, san 10 nntblng A''' '1''''
W. - - -. ,,...,,., ,..,...
ier the North on Friday next % nnd hts health \.
He lost hereabout'' put goes there 10 nuu H.
How Is Il that nobody fres lokes at uratI
Brovni His poor companion bears the brunt OF
The District Of Columbia claimed dozen Of
tho graduating class which received their parch-
ments last night
,..,.. ..u alb The .,r..,. Nth Immunity
"a ~, can cnns.. s"e avinS .S,onrnsdp sn
greeley man saws
go, 49, a.. IN Ia, NJ. an. ..n., ho,-..n
rsi.t .nS SnSsn,h s,rssts bss hesn anil rely
si,aS ~ .ani,,n y, 40 cnhis ms Of fiIing
hned up, rsqu'r,ns ,'OO' suO'o yaIus " NJ :.
Among tho Items on the catalogue o. the
property sold BY the Police boIrI ye.t ,s ~
ne.e Nv umy 1n.. -, ~ III ~ ~ on ,,,V"
Ano Nna' nv so'ns " w "''n wy v1H v.o'
Pllmpton, one Of the live editorial writers on
the disloyal Cineinhau Convention, mas been
hero three Gays, anu sun sNeArs there Is no beet
In Warrington ht 70 drink.
During the commencement exercises OF tue
law department o. the COLUMBIAN college, some.
body said mat McLain was the handsomess
graduate. How about ~ -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13
! ALEXANDRIA, AFFAIRS.


lOonoapo1uonco OF the hepuDHeAnsl
Fire at tho Mount Vernon cotton faetory, on
Washington street, called out tho department
twice today on the hrst occasion, At s:SO o'clock,
when lot OF cotton caught Ore In one Of the
outbulldings, and the building itself was soma
what injured, entaillng q loss az some tl,boo
Later 10 tho day the department was nEain
only TO qusnch the flames which had rekindled
In the damaged cotton thrown into the yard.
A Greeley ratification meeting vas held here
which speschss we're made by joel Miller, n. w.
William Kiisour, NJ. il. Harlow, John Ian.
from from SI M s1S e. d IA fsSss
and X, NJ. Latham, Edward Hughes, j. II. Hg-
gins, NJ. II. Mash and Magnus Schuler, dele
gates from the Catholic henshoial Society, VIII
leave here tonight, on the Southern mall boat,
for frederloksburg, 10 attend the Catholic
Union, which Will meet IN that town 10 morrow,
The last rail- was laid % ths Alexandria and
morning. Some Of the engineers and employees
Of the road and . few invited guests lelt here
on = train at eight o'clock this morning for
Il Is underwood that trains will commence run.
ming through TO Richmond on Tuesday next
Two young men, who had quArTeled about q
20 Il RSSs
largo number Of spectators, by q real d.tims
rough. and. tumble hght, the moon furnishing tho
The horse attached tothe ioe- wagon Of Mr.. y.
Reoker, Just before Lowing the ierryboat Al the
Washington wharf, yeaterday evening, beams
uaIuly, reared up c1 Ne hind legs, paved the
urAi position, plunged one ioreIsg into a barrel
Of butter and the other Into barrel OF eggs.
A oolorod boy nAmed ChArlss Miller, the cook
ne 'T tho Betty HSsps 1 q ne s.y
and cana ashore. He was Afrestsd this amer.
noon BY OhhdSr Waters, amer long chase, and
~ o. me stSien @9n,y see a, rsns IHii 2. ~,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13
BRUTAL srABaINa ARRAY.
A Cole, cd Mas Fatally stabbed-Iiis As
saIlnat Escapes.


Ono OF the most brutal assaults that we have
been called on to chronicle since the cruel muir
der Of LayiniA jenkins by her husband some
10 o'elccE 70 the First ward, IN which ! solored
man named James Suyor received stab from
which there u no hope Of his recovery. The
pao.s s soloTod Saa named Charles stuard,
both Of whom are engaged upon tho strosts ~
hauling dirt In carts OF their own, met on "
street. between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, and became engaged In an alteration
about birdie, which silver claimed StuArd had
stolen from him some time since Efforts we're
made BY Silver 70 recover In = PeAeeable way
the Birdie, failing In which he started 10 walk
away, followed BY stuArd. Silver soon dlscoy-
cred that his adversary had kuifo 10 his hand,
and then, In self defence, picked up = stick
when wa, lying nss, y, s threatened 10 use
Silver again started 10 walk away, but was
followed BY Stuard, who overlook him and dc.
lesratsy PLACED ne mile On syess n ,S ~
into his skull its full length-thIso and hall
inches. Silver, upon receiving the stab, walked
away from the soSne with the knife sticking In
borOughS otnoe, on PsnnsylyAnia avenue, DO
tween Seyentooath and Eighteenth streets,
when, with the assistance Of Dr. J. d. Barnes
the District, the knife was extracted and thu
wound dressed; after which tho injured man WAi
removed by Sergeant Bull, Of the Fourth poles
precinct % ho home or seventh R e1s asn,
nod 70 his boarding house, corner OF TNentioth
and X streets, whore his lAndlady inquired oil
him the cause o. bis coming bone % early, whsu
came homo 10 borrow dollar. The money Wa'
given him, and he Ian the house by the back
The snaiT has created a great sensation IL
that section Of tho city, where the parties are
we'll known, and all ths sympathy appears 70 b
On stivsr's sido, as ali who know hin speak 9
. nv him 0f aueh n 0aluFO that M
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

Capt. Thomas II. Bowling, we'll known In this
city Tor the last I'VE years, died yesterday morn
Ing at his rOoms, In Plants building, corner Of
Fifteenth street and New York avenue. Capt.
bowling has been endeavorinE To have Congress
pass his claim for twenty million dollars for tho
possession Of Goat Island, California, for some
years, and u II supposed that that body adjourn.
Ing without taking any action on Il was one Of
the principal causes Of fastening bis death. IL
ls Understood that there are several gentlemen
In tho city representing the Union Pacific rail-
road, and that they were authorized 10 offer him
twelve million dollars for his claim. lie was
aiHty-tWO years Of age, and was . native Of
Errlll, Queens county, Ireland, but had re-
sided many years In England. He smIRrAtSd 70
California In lsts, aud soon After purchased
Goat Island Of Mr.. GOTham II. Nys, and many
OF those familiar with tho spanish and Mexican
laws believe he had the best title 10 that now
valuable property. His family have been tele
graphed 10 San Francisco, and the date OF his
funeral will be given when they arc heard from.
His remains were taken charge Of by Mr.. Geo.
pied fOOmH,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

Some people wonder why the smallpox Is
spreading In the city, and a. matter Of snllght-
eminent the following incident Is mentioned.
About three weeks ago the ambulance used BY
the Board Of Health 10 convey patients 10 the
hospital needed repairs, and was sent 10 . shop
On the Navy Yard, near the WallAeh school
During this time the children In the neiRhboT.
hood who had no idea Of the use Of the vehicle,
played In and out OF it rs they would any other,
and on one occasion number OF them took
refuge and remained In II during the prevalence
OF storm. Shortly aftsr two Of them were takeu
siok, and are now lying III with the loathsome
disease, aud In that section Of the city II ia said
there are about twenty cases, Let little more
care be taken.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

The regular meeting OF tho Young Mems Re
publican club was held at their club house last
night, with n full attendance. Mr.. Arthur
Shepherd, the president, occupied the chair, and
Adam 0olb, As secretary. After the TRANSACTION
Of some routine business an election TO MI tn,
proceeded with, aud Mr.. George I, BAsseti
elected 10 the position. An Invitation TO attend
the nag. raising Of the Social Radical Repub,
lloan club tomorrow night was received and
accepted.
On motion OF Mr.. Kelley II was resolved that
the club unite with the citizens committee In
the proposed ratification meeting on Thursday
complete success.
Ait0r the adjournment Of the meeting the
club was handsomely entertained In the house
BY the newly elected vice president
Toasts were offered, speeches made, and AZ
hour very pleasantly spent In social converse.
The club Il now fully organised with work.
ing membership, and will surely give good nc
count Of itself during the coming and future
campaigns, both local and national,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

order, and the manner IN which tho young
ladies acquitted themselves in their various
the cause Of education during the past year.
Unlontown.
Yesterday the three public schools Of Union.
town, taught BY Miss CLARK, Miss Meseer and
Superintendent Davis and ono Of the teachers
Of the couaty. The degree Of proficiency ex.
hibted by the pupils 10 the several schools 70
fiected credit on all concerned. The exAmlna.
lions we're followed by oommendatory remarks
OF the trustee and superintendent after which
appropriate addresses were made 10 the audi.
ence By DR.. Christie and the Rev. Mr.. Mckee,
naator Of the EplaoopAl church Of unlonioMn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

Tue FTopoaed NNtennieu-Thc fInun Ap-
proved By the Ceasresslesal CeminitteesL
Yesterday morning the Committees on Public
buildings and Grounds Of the House and Sen
ate mot toRether At the Capitol 10 decide upon
ne plan, t.r l%RroYiSg and ,sniA5EPF n. Zap
shall, before the work IL begun, BE- approved By
both committees. Mr.. Edward CLARK, architect
ss' SsPS ,Ssn Sso bad al S Pss. Pre-
iheir acceptance. Amer examining them thor.
oughiy the oommittee accepted Mr.. ClAfk,s
plan, and directed that the work DO II once pro
Tho boundaries Of the new grounds viii DO on
the east By First street, on the north and south
sirdet With PeansgivsSs SbS Msryiaed AVE-"
MUGS BY means Of a semLelrcio. This obllter.
ates A street north and south, and compels the
,,oii,an railroad eompcpios 70 remove tSsIT
, tracks from the present location, and allows
them TO relay them around the new grounds
Instead q running immodiatsiy in front Of the
sTREETs LHkDIrd TO rHH CAPITOL
IL SS ~ SSS sgCr SRs oE.SS
| with Gen. Mlohler, Mr.. CLARK aud Mr.. Forsyth,
TO estAbllsh the yrades around the Capitol With
gradual and convenient and a plan was Pre-.
| pared by the gentlemen above named, which
| contemplates the cutting down Of the East Capi-
i toll park from the building, In order 70 destroy
the apex which now exists about First street
| east, and leave the Capitol on prOminenee, and
tho Milling OF New Jersey and Delaware avenues,
/ North Capitol and other streets north Of the
| Capitol, and celebrating the hollow now exist
/ ing at the baltimore depot and along the line OF
that road for several squates. This will com
pei that company 70 raise rs track % that II
| will not interiors with the approaches TO the
Capitol As u u contemplated 70 have been .
| straight line from the Capitol 10 ID street north
The plan further oentemplAtes the cutting
and hlling Of New Jersey avenue south OF the
Capitol, In order to get the kinks out Of Il.
This plan was approved BY the COMMITTEES to-day,
| and In accordance herewith the East Capitol
park will be cut down as recommended, % that
the drainage, instead Of being upon the Capitol
~ nov, win Be- from the building towards First
street cast AionE Pennsylynnia avenue, North
| and othor etreQta, tne cut VIII % continued
and run out 70 the present Inc o. grade about
Second street east. In cutting down the East
Capitol park many Of the trees vii be taken
out Of II, especially those OF rough APPEARANCE
and rapid growth. NaluAble trees will DO
lowered with the park. The committee also
recommend ed the gradual abolition Of the cotton
poplar, sycamore, and other coarse trees now
10 the western park, which grievously Interfere
with the growth Of the more valuable trees
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13
meKsadrss M. K. CLsrsL.

Il has been detsrmlned by the building com
mittes NJ MoKendree IN. T. } church 70 CON
mence the demolition Of thelr old church build
ing, on Massachusetts, avenue, between Nmtl
and 10 sTe1 on the same site : new and beanti
ful odihco, Of larger slIe and greatly increases
sOmmOdlousness. Appropriate memorial sol
vices, both for the Sunday school and the Don
kTenatlon, will be held In the old church ell dnl
90 Sunday, the 23d instant. Daring the cree
tlOn Of the new buiiding the school and conEIe
Cation will occupy the Shiloh Baptist church
Immediately opposite.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

Of Oolored Schools Of Washington and George
town was held last night at stevens school
building. There were present Trustees John.
Were received and filed from Misses Ella v.
Chase, Ellen l.. Watts, V. A, Rossort Jeanie
NJ. Lewis, ElvA Thomas aud Charlotte L. Ray.
Bills 10 the amount Of e,le6,l2 woro pre-
sented, audited and ordered 70 DO paid.
Superintendent Cook stated thai with the OK
ception Of the Preparatory High school and No.
I Grammar, Anthony Bowen, the EXAMINATIONS
were completed, and the results 90 far as AsoeT-
tAinod were Of the most gratifying character.
AitsT the Transaction Of roauno business the
board AdiOurnsd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

Tho alarm Of are sounded last night at 1873
O'Clock was caused by the burning Of two frame
bulldogs on y street, between Third and -Four,
And.a half streets southWost, owned and Ocou'
hre department was promptly on the spot hut
owing 10 the cOmDustible material Of which tho
buildings we're constructed, the flames gained
Cause Of the IRE was ffOm the explosion VI q
coal oil lAmD
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

The examination OF the young iAdies and gen
tlemen connected with this school will take
place TO. day II stevens school building, Twenty
hrst street, between X and L streets. com.
menelnK At 10 n. m, and will bo conducted by
Superintendent Cook and Prof YAshon. As
the control Of the board Of Trustees, the exsT.
oises will doubtless DO Of an Interesting ehATae-
ter. Governor Cooke, General OhipmAn, Com
missioner Eaton, Of the bureau Of education,
be varied by choice selections Of music.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

The Sntorprislng proprietor Of Molan's wine,
cigar and sample rooms, corner OF Sixth street
aud Pennsylyanla avenue, has lust received .
fresh supply aud has for sale, In bottles OF gal
Ions, superb article OF bay rum, for toilet pur'
posSs, the properties OF which are highly gpoken
o. Try It once, and you VIII never Do Without
q bottle.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

A meeting Of tho members o. the several
day night At Union League hall for the pur'
pose OF porfeotinN consolidated organisation,
and eloctlnH q colonel and major. III also az
peoted that preliminary Arrangsments will BE-
Ing next Thursday night
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

Yesterday being the hhtleth AuAlyersary OF
the declaration u war with Great Britain, the
Associated Survivors assembled at their head
quarters, when the following Otheers were
re oil eoted for the ensuing year: President, Gen.
Major Fielder X. Dorset, treasurer, Captain
james A. Kennedy permanent secretary Jas.
LAUrens0nt mArshAl Colonel A, W. Baldwin,
executive COMMITTEES, MessrH Edward Semmes,
William W, Moore, John Johnson, John Brady,
ChAnneoy Bestor and T. MAsL
A comnittee was appointed 10 confer with the
Oldest Inhabitants In reference to an appTO-
PIRATE celebration Of the approaching 4th Of
July. These two associations will doubtless
unite IN tbs celebration Of that glorious day,
A vote Of thanks was adopted 10 General Chip-
mAn for bis unWearled Oxerti0ns and successful
Efforts In Congress In promoting the welfare Vt
the whole District OF Columbia.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

To those who contemplate puTohAnlEg heating
stoves, We cordially recommend 10 their oonald'
GRAFTON Bibbs fireplace heaters. The present
pattern Il entirely new and emb0dies many
valuable improvements. To iudgO Of this slower
merits, purchasers should not tall 70 see one be-
fore sel6ctlng stove. II IL for sale By al tAs
coalara In tia District
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

and buy homs, By subscribing for stock In the
Building Association. No back dues. Pront
upon stock, nrst series, nrst quarterly report
" 90 per share; - dues; ti.so net proAL OL
nee IN Y. M. q. A. building
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

MnN'a BOYs' AED CHILDRKH'a CLOTHIH0,-
Mosfrs. Noah Walker \ o., merchant tallOIs
aud ready made olothiers, No GIL PennsylVAnlA
avenue, under Metropolitan Motel, have . most
anpofb stock " ready -madu elOihing, embracing
every desirable style, and gentlemohb FURNISH
inE goods, which they are Offering AZ extremely
moderate pTicoa We ask our readers ~ ave
them cali,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

The resolutions Of thanks 10 the physicians to
the poor passed by the Board Of Health, May
~, have boon beautifully ongrOssed by the cloTk
10 tho board, ID. y. Jones, and delivered 90 tho
physicians named therein. Nov, lot our IsgiB-
iAture act promptly on the recommendations Of
Tho board, and make an appropriation 10 REIN.
burso said physicians for necessary expenses
Incurred By them In making gratultous Yaoclna.
tiDnH and thus complete the good work, and our
eltiEsns will applaud their action.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

Potion CouRr-Jndge Snsu.-Jasob Brovp.
profane, 81 John Williams, profans, q. John
Queen and stephen Garter, -profAne, % each.
Allen White, alias "sldo PocketH charged
art stealing, tio. George smith, assault on
Eliza Hockins, go. Theodoro Handy, assault
On Florence v. Humphrey, 90. Rudolph Lob.
Robert Buchanan, assault on Joseph O'Brisn, a
policeman, go. Frank Williams, assault on
AnRAlattA Allen, AZ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13
VISIT
WAllaoh's
Dollar Store,
tgl Pa. av., below National Hotel.


uanyuL pAoTs WORTH KNOWING.
THuRsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder IL the
best Dentrincs In use. It keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price % and 20 conts
JoUvHH's Inoderous Kia Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior 10 anything known. Price 10 cents.
rHonrson's PomAde Optims Is exquisite. II
softens beautines, and strengthsns the hair.
Price 20 and 20 cents.
All for sale BY Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

aRooERs will nDd bargains In ans butter at
spicsr's butter store, southwest corner Ninth
and L streets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

In consequence Of q want Of time TO complete
the necessary arrangements, the ratification OF
the nominations Of Grant and Wilson, by the
Social Radical Republican club, did not take
place last night, as was announced, but was
postponed until TO morrow evening, when large
turnout IA oXDected,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13
Railroads.

WAsuINeres AND ONO RAIIRoAp-
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13

POLAR SODA
M I N e II A l. WAT Il X 8
ON DRAUGur AT
MILBURN's DRUG STORE,
saI Rin...,h street. Opps.Its Tr...sry
JACOB STINZING,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
600 MARYLAND AVENUE,
betweea Sixth and Seventh streets, Island.
mI9t.u --LL-
FA"HiGssESaAEHhsSS s Sb SJa GSsuspAoxs At
L. BARS
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,.
80. Corner seventh and n streets
Store closed Saturday until sundOuu. sDsaA
Hats and Caps.
STlREMETz,
H-ATTIHR,
NO. Ia3y PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
PEARL vr III KIM i SsssP sfs
BUFF LINN Any sk SU ~ u sTsAT HAFS
u dssSsa s III ai Rani'0 o. Ono" f''p and oA''
CRANE AND sUmMRR ~,
Z HATS AND CAPS
Are now ready. Dunlap and Anidons New York
styles Of Dsht oassimsrs Bsl, and sin Hats jos.
wnLKTT q RUOFFs,
/ eos Pennsylvania aveaue.
Ag.a,s for the esisesAisd Dunlap . Ahiaea H::u
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Medical. (
| ON MARRIAGE.
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&aSs::. 10 ;Ss xiss3orATroS. No: sea,A
DR. JOHNSTON; !, ,m r
| BALrmoRn LOOK HoaPITAL.
| 49, Omes Bsath VrOasriek street.
From his sEtsnalss pFastlas IN The great Hospitals
ss ~ .s n G isSss a. &: ss
&: 80 81 ifieh SsR: Ia me world 10
oURH WARRANTED IN two DAYA
w..Ea.- q NE Bad o. IAmpA gtsis.aI.sl Aneotio.
IapoisasT osassl DEBILITY. HsHyoesass.. DIspspsis
q Ne Heard ItnidlI. 'TIsmDllns, DlnSs.s d Sab
~. %s;s.ss: a y. -: Lsass ss:$ Ss;s :
tAu Habits q Yoath.nnclnx and solltAEI RFAStiosl
nors fatal % thslE vieIns THAI The soaG q bsnI
hopes o. saisipsiioai. rsSdssiss s1nisss. xs. n
YOUNG Mnn
yho have injured thsmssyss b. . esFtaln pEnaliss Il
dahged n unen AloaeA habit requsnty lsarasd fron
ashl5 fsl even vhsh aslesp. aad q sei oslSd Tsadss
marriage impossible. and destroys both mind ana bed
-should Apply lmmSdiAtsiy.
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qushes q dsslAtinG from Ne Raah o. nAfuTs, aad
MARRIA0n.
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