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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

y WAsniadroE, d. o., july II, Is72.
On lle petition Of BAnAH BARTHOLOMEW, Of Now
oIh' ~ eIseutTiI Of tItdsIiek ~, bATthoiomew
Etantad " the sAid Frederick N. bartholomew on tho
Water OloaotHs
l. ordered that tho testimony IN the be closed
% the Oth dag OF September neIt that the time for
hunE Arguments and the hHAminsT'u report DO lin.
tod 70 the Goth day Of BSntembaT nVHt aud that aad
petition be heard the 2bth day OF September NEXT.
Any person may oppose this eItenalqn.
BilS8W N. ID. Lit00EI-T, Oommlsl oneT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
IN THE sU PREMF COURT or Tux DISTRICT
George mAttlnEy

joseph y BEoEp, Ben. No. 2slI Equity Docket II.
lsmln y, whitney, OF
al
On motion OF the plaintiff by Mr. Edyaris, bis FolII
tor, II IL ordered that tho dsfsndAut Benz nin ~
whitney, eau Q bis AppeAIhnos 10 DO entered hfraln
on or betoge the mat ruleday ooourIius forty d'ys
after this day. Oth0FWise the cause will
With as In case Of do Ault.
BY the court DO, HUMPHREYs, Justice, 40.
IT1e copy, Test Il. J. MEIas, CLERK, 40.
by y. JAY OAMp. ALllaLAnL ClaIk INll EAH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

LETTER From JAMEs a. WILSON, ATTORNEY. AT.
LAW, LEONARDTOwR, NO.
l congratulate you upon the favorable action
OF our county commissioners yesterday Of which
Iprosume you have heard.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

~ WAsHIHOTOE, ID, o., july q, u372.
On the petition Of bAMUEL l.. HILL, Of brooklyn,
vs. " hgS 7 OK praying for The extension Of patent
granted To him on the 18th day Of October, Ishs and
Telssuod on the Mlh dAy OF March, 1851 for an
improvement In Spelling Blocks:
ordered that the testimony the case be closed
op the 10Th day OF September neat that tho time for
hlpE and the Hammers report he limited
70 the Nth day OF BsptsmbsT nsIt and that said petit
tion DO heard on the 25th dAy OF September nsGt.
AnY person mag oppose THIS extension.
iylLf3W N. b, hEGgRTT, Oom missioner
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

THH OIYlL SEHviCE ASSOCIATION FOR Rs,
ing rapldly. Ofhcors. Hon. W. 4. Halnes, pres,
dent; Hon, J, A, Graham, treasureTi j. W.
Fraser, secretary, and full board Of dlrec,
tors
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

BY an error In the types In our Issue Of Satur.
day the name appended to tho cOmmunica tlOn
10 regard to the Washington CITY aud Point
Lookout railroad was printed III Eugene
Burke, instead Of II. Eugene Brooke"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

OTTICE W. U. AND 2. l.. Il. r. 90
Cog Pa. AVE: A5D IHI9TIEsTH ST,

To he PubItcs
IL Is the intention and determination Of our
company TO build a railroad from this city direct
70 or near Point Lookout. We asked the In,
dOTsoment OF the State OF Maryland, aud a sub
scriptlon Of 4lB3 900 to our stock Which has been
granted. Tho papers 10 that effect are on iio in
our ONCE, tho published statements In the
morning papers Of July u TO the contrary not.
withdrawing. II Is not the desire OF our com.
pany TO "fhrO1 DIT" In any way except TO con,
stTuct our road. Hereafter We shall not take
notice Of any report circulated by parties who
are desrous Of defeating the enterprise that will
% much benefit Washington city and the south.
cru counties Of Maryland.
Respectfully, s. 7. SUIT,
Prest. W. q, and r. L. r. r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

On Saturday morning Robert Henry, cOlOTed
MaS quite severely hurt BY having his horse fall
On Nun while working on Seventh. street road
ne was hTst taken To his home, at Mount Pleas
ant Gy ohcer Redway and afterwards sent IA
Freedmen's hospital.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
W. Q. AND p. l.. RAILROAD COMPANY


The Facts.
The following extracts from letters received
from prominent citizens Of st. MAry's county
speak Tor themselves:
LITTER IRON HON. ). s. DOWNS, STATE SENATOR
AND EDIToR oy the DEACON.
IEouInprowS. Mn luI,s. Is7a-S o,.loos IL m
DEAR SUR We have Just concluded the per.
formanoe here, after hard tight We carried
our petition by four votes out OF iVe-full board
present Abel stood against US to the last.
Great excitement here Harris on the rampage
Our friends lubllant, hut quiet The night To-
day was for a postPonement. This Is great
III ~ ~ =, 'hip Lux UOhs I Muuu Was mere,
70 Charles county, Walker will bring up copy
Of order passed. In haste, yours truly, So,
JAS 5. DOwNs.
LITTER IRON ). 7. MUDD, EbQ., FORMERLY DI.
RECTOR IN THs SOUTHERN MARYLAND r. n.
'"l 'l' WI %EpsEs6S DAY. JulJ 10 70. {
MY DEAR SIR: have Just returned hero from
LeonardtoWn. We carried tho commissioners
four TO one.
feel that can't let the nrst mail pass with.
NJ. friends must feel very bad indeed, when the
good people OF st. Mary's tell them so plainly
that they don't want them there,
Yours very truly, Ut. MuDD.
LETTER FROM JANIS a. WILSON, ArToRNEY.A AT.
LAW, LEOSARDrOwR, NO,
congratulate you upon the favorable action
OF our county commissioners yesterday Of which
presume you have heard.
JAS. II. WILSON.
CHARLorTE II ALL, July 10, IsIl
DKAR SUIT Permit me 10 be the frst TO con
graduate you on our success. WeWon the court
Tour 10 one
L. W. b. HUTCHIEs.
BRLEDIwRE, p. q Co, July TO- isI2.
IrssL ", 2. aud r.. L. n ~
STA: With congratulations for your success
beg TO trouble you for one hundred feet English
steel wire chain.
BENZ, TIRnETTs,
Chief Eng, sc.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

~ fWAHHIHurON, ID. o., June p, l87a.
Ou the petition Of FuAECIA brERBiEe, Of llinSdAls
New Hampshire, praying for tho extension Of patsn
granted % him 90 the ID day Of November, 1855
t9T a. improvement 10 Safety Apparatus for Steam
BoileuG
i9 ordered that testimony ~ ease be olossC
9n Ne ~ DAY q Oet'o8of nsat mat tue tlm,
limited 70 the 18th day Of October merit, and thai
said petition BE- heard on tho lbth day Of October
AM person may eppO.o this extension.
JBblW II, D, LkddETT, Commissioner,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

TINS WAsHTHoroH CITY SAvrNus BANK, cor.
neT Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays Hix per cont interest on all deposits. Ne
dOSilB can bO made ApddEaWR Ut win.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

Loan Offices.

SFBCIAL NOTICE.
uKRzBERos LOAN oTFIOE, established Ia tt
District In isSa, Il REMOVED 70 B1I q sTHEEr
the former stand.
10 sSassYtioa with ny loan Opos, I bAvs upsn-d .
hAesI2oin Tor the sale Of unredsemed msTuhau disc
~ UxU Louisiana avenue, thus securing tpo IN
tFaioe fronting on two separate stests. Tbs Il the
most private Loan Once In the Dkifist. Hspiqs
heen established In this city Tor tWsnty ysafs ~
only refer 10 the transactions o. The rsst a EnSy
Antes Of the futufa
CHARLES HEHZ HERG.
Loan Once Rad sale~F osEs.
O16 touisiABA Avshas and tFlI q stT.-.
lAtlam between siIth apd SsysnLli rrTtl ~-sI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

tlorner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays six per cent on deposits.
thanking hOuIs-pt0t. Saturday. ' 10 and
90
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

feWer rams Tor Greeley.
Somebody would make money y. he. would Is.
tabllah quOlt ground somewhere In the city.
latte red apples are appearing in tho mar.
keta They are ripe, too
hold Probablltiosn releuted towards evening
yesterday and gave u, a breeze.
Greeley fans, 10 cool reJ.hot Democrats, have
been brought 70 our city.
Col l. d. Ingersoii has the hssrtiest laugh
ofAny gent about the National hotel.
Poor Pat Jubilee knows how II Is himself -
He has been sick since the Big Noise.
Paper collars are not the pIoasantest kind 10
wear this hot weather. Wo never did fancy
them.
The MIlburns are proud OF the soda water
fountain they draw their refreshing beverages
nom,
A LIBERAL editor has made the liberal calculA.
tion that but one voter In nno hundred eau have
an once.
Henry Hawkins, a sick and destitute ooIorod
man, was conveyed to tho Washington asylum
on Saturday.
Leaves in tho crown Of your hat take some.
thing FROM the effect OF the suns rays THIS
"suooks" inquiries lf It would not be we'll to
muIHle the Democrats who can't swallow Gree.
ley. They arc dangerous these days
Tho Brlcklayers' Union meets this evening,
70 make arrangements TO attend tho funeral Of
their late brother, stephen MoNeryr who died
from sunstroke.
-Four hundred pounds OF uusOund beef be.
longing 10 John Reef, q butcher at the corner OF
sixth and o streets, was condemned by Oficer
Sullivan on Saturday,
Ono dollar properly invested In a shirt mont
ornament will mako q follow look like Tam.
many politician. But who with any sense OF de
ooncy would spend dollar with such an Obiectf
W. II. Dennis, Henry L. Bryan, Uhas T, pa.
Wis and Chas A. Gray were Warrington dele
gaIsI % the convention o. the Ssilonal ANA Ana
dolphia on Saturday last.
An Inquirer says: "These days Of mad dogs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
NO CHARGE FOR DEEDS

THE People of WASH
ingtOn are nearly all con-
versant with the rare beau
ties and great advantages
which this Property, with
itS immediate proximity to
the city limits. DusAesses.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

NOT1OE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS,
HVefy person eptitled 10 the right ~ prescription
10 anI OF the lands within the ships and parts o.
townships above ennmsTatsd IL IequlTed 10 establish
tho same 10 the sAttstacl0 Of the registers and
eelters Of the proper land o1oea, and make paTment
heteiog a. eoon practicable after seeing this no
oe, and before tho day appointed for the com
BeLt of the public sale o. ths lands smbraoipE the
tact claimed otherwise sHSh claim sil ~ toIisitd
Commissioner Of the General land once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

The following extracts from letters received
from prominent citizens Of St. MAry's county
speak for themselves:
LHrrHR FROM HON. s. DOWNS, STATE SENATOR
AND EDITOR or THE BEACON.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

OHARLorTE II ALL July 10, Is7l
DEAR SUIT! Permit me 10 be the nrst TO con,
graduate you on our success. WoWon the court
four TO one.
, 1872-10-30
THE COUNTY COURT.

EsTATEs-[JNd WaNaceI.
Bu1ah Larson; John F. Rose substituted Tor present
appraser.-Daniel Munn; administration to J. L.
Dorsn; bond Of s, 200 approved-Sarah 4 Hastings
administration to D. G. Nicholas bond Of 81 600 ap
proved.-William R. Day; administration to Daniel
Weste1Veldt; bond OF s6, GOO approved.
The following caims adjudicated On: In the
estate Of Maria Cook, the claim Of j. E. Wood was dis
missed.-Edward Conen claim Of Daniel Conleu, for
$500, allowed, and that OF Ann conlen dsmissed.-
Margaret F. Cummerford; claim Of 4. McGrath allow
ed.-Char1es R. Carroll; Claims Of Hy. Millward and
George Barren disullssed.-Louis Friedman allowed
the clans Of E. A. Jacgruth Geo. P. Gore, and E. p
Reed and F. Mortmofe.-Jacob Greenbaum claim Of
the claiuns Of steinberg Loeb, Bernard De1inger,
P. and J. Wilems, and Frank schonenifnzthdal
-Benjanin F. Hadduck; claim Of Charles g. Wicker
allowed for &, ,oes ;ae:-peer johnson claim Of John
Hepp allowed.-Rudolph Ken1mler; claims Of L. and
E. jacques dismissed. Ludwig Hahn +; allowed, the
csims Of A. J: Knickerbocker, Charles Haase, Fred
erick Genke, Carl Meyer, William Jegge md John
Hoffman, Kle6er; claim Of ottelis Kleber III.
lowed for 81 ,830.34-Theodore Kraeft the claim OF
the GeEmanin Bank Of Chicago disInsaed-John
Lyons claim Of John FitzpatEick approved: and
cai1ns Of P. Meany and J. ?. Beayan dsmissed.-
Richard Mason; claims Of Henry Pettybridge and
Samuel Pearson approvel.-W. 8. Brown claim Of
N. J. Brown approved.
, 1872-10-30

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 14.-Private correspondence
dated Tuscon, Arizona Territory, 8th inst, says
ranch, near Camp Crittenden, aud killed Mexi-
can named Christ Orello, and stole number OF
animals. Word WAS sent to the Post, and Lieu
tenant Hall Of the Fifth Cavalry took fifteen
men to the house on the ranch, where Mrs.
Gabenna and children we're besieged. The In
dians, who vera about 100 strong, with breech-
loading guns, retired into themountains near by,
and de6ed the troops to attack them. The dis
parity being 50 great, no fight was attempted;
and five men to warn the farmers further down
the Sonoita Valley Of the danger. On the re-
turn Of this party, when near Hughes ranch,
the Indians attacked them aud killed Sergeant
Geo. Steward, Corporal Vim: Nation, and Pri-
Fifth Cavalry. The bodies OF al the men we're
found and buried Just as this sad duty was
performed an order was received by Lieutenant
Hall from General o. o. Howard directing that
Indians on the roads and in the mountains
should not be fred upon unless engaged in the
actual commission Of outrages. The same d.
rections went to all the. Post Commanders south
Of the Gi1a River, with the advice Of General
said murders. General Howard was
then in the Dragoon Mountains, with the noted
Cochise, making an effort to that Chief to go on
reservation. Thus it is while one or more
branches Of the Apaches are slaughtering
soldiers and citizens, others are being coaxed
with bribes not to do so.
On the 9Th inst, q large band Of Apaches,
ed 8 party of American and Mexican miners,
some thirty or more miles south OF Tucson, and
robbed them Of all their riding and pack animals
and probably killed two OF the men, as they have
not yet been heard from, although all but the
missing two are known to have got away with
their lives. There seems to be q fixed deter
mination OF the Apaches to kill off everybody in
the Sonoita and Upper Santa Cruz Valleys, and
, 1872-10-30
YESTERDAYS FIRES.

The basement Of Mr. II. J. Haywood's reRi-
dence, No. 1893 Michigan avenue, caught fire
yesterday afternoon, about l o'clock, and was
considerably damaged before the flames were
At $40 last evening tlames we're seen issuing
from the rear Of Bent L. Goward's refrigerator
manufactory, which fronts on the alley running
franklin. Box Is was turned in by Officer
Mahony. 4 crow d soon gathered, and in few
minutes the Fire Patrol Was on the ground.
They could not do much without water, and fnl-
syADots 1sv vas "eis fatal to "oAii the Building,
and but for the iron ahutters on the rear win
dows Of the stores fronting on Madison street,
which was high and blowing from the south
west, famed the flames, which shot out Of the
rear and front and side OF the factory. The fire
looked quite formidable at this time, but the
hremen worked we'll, and soon had several
effect. The FIRE WAS e1tingulshed, but not be-
fore the interior Of the building was gutted,
aud the contents almost entirely consumed.
The loss On building and contents could not be
ascertained; as neither OF the proPFaetorg could
surance is unknown.
The alarm from Box 273 at about 10 o'clock
last night was caused by the discovery Of fire in
the large brick building No. % North Jefferson
ing trades. The damage was light. lncendiar-
ism is suspected.
The alarm from Box 285, at o'clock this
morning was for an apparently large fire north
of Madison street, and in the vicinity Of the
western city limits. An Assistant Mnrsha1, a
TRIBUNE reporter, and some engines and hose
carts rushed to the corner of Division street and
Milwaukee avenue, where Box 285 used to be-,
but is not now, and found that the fire WIS
some miles ahead. Consequently, no report Of it
can be given.
, 1872-10-30

her husband took her to her parents and friends
in Tallahassee on Wednesday last. That night,
soon after her arrival at her fathers house. she
called the family around her and prayed and e1,
them to prepare for gGbeats gfbat 6s Ind
contemplating unwilling ike self-degtruction.
Tie next morning eaTly her father vent out to to
procure bottle Of wine for her, and soon sitter
bis departure she took q kerosene lamp or can,
and, saturating herself from head to foot, put
match to it. and in moment |as envelqRea .s1at, N
her sh1ieEs, ran to her rescue, and, throwing :
bucket Of water over her, endeayored to extin,
guish the flames. This proved una7ailing, and
her husband, aeizing q Blanket, threw it around
her, md finally succeeded in putting out the
flames, but not until the poor victim was burned
to such an extent that ahe died in few hours,
after the most intense suffering.
HRS. Pace WAS quite young, and had hsen
married only about three or four yearz; Ely dR9
husband, whose success in business had plnced
him in comfortable circumstances. We have
not learned the causes which led to this dis
t1essiug calamity.
, 1872-10-30
eighteen months in the State Prison ut Charles-
town. Hewas 40 years old, and native Of Lon


eighteen months in the State Prison ut Charles-
town. He vas 40 years old, and native Of Lon
] don, Canada West.
The National Convention Of Machine Manu-
fact1rers met in Cincinnati yesterday: About
thirty manufacturing firms in Ohio, Indiana,
Pennsylvanla, New York;: Kentucky, Illinois,
and Wisconsin were represented. A temporary
organization WAS effected, and the Convention
adjourned until Tomorrow The object Of the
Convention is not explicitly stated. It appears
to be for devislng measures Of cooperation in
regard to prices.
! The pork packers and provision dealers Of Gin
! cpnati Yesterday afternoon passed q resolution
recommending to the Board Of Officers Of the
! Chamber Of Commerce the adoption, without
amendment Of the rules governing the provision
| trade adopted by the recent National Pork Pack
ers' Convention. They, however, passed reso-
luton providing that the rule with reference to
cooperage should not apply to their seasons
business.
At the inquest yesterday over the seabrook
/ railroad disaster, Alfred A. Dow, who lives near
the scene Of the accident, testified that he
found the switch, Immediately. after the acci-
dent, with: the pin where It shoula have
eSss been and the oDdaotor 9ia an2sg sg3h ' ssgs
be found, and not as switchman
says be left it. The Witnesses to corroborate
| Wa1ton's testimony that the swltchman acknoW1-
edged that he must have left the switch wrong
are not yet forthcoming.
The case Of Winters Us. the lows, Minnesota
l. Northern Pacific Railroad Company was de-
cided in the District Court, at Des Moines, yes
! terday, on petition for revision under the
second section OF the Bankrupt act. Winter
filed his petition in the District Court, represent
| ing that he was creditor Of the above-named
| Railway Company, and charging that the Com
| pany had committed certain specified acts OF
! Bankruptcy, and asking that it be declared q
bankrupt. To this petition demurrer was OBJ:
tanned in tho District Court at it's last session.
/ Tho rrfar erefaininr fha fArnl1rrer tn the
, 1872-10-30
SAILORS STRIKE.

The sailors Of Chicago held a meeting last
night at No. 70 West Lake street.
Mr. Bansley presided, and explained to the
men that the meeting Was called to consider the
procticability OF gaining an advance OF wages.
A1r. Phillips addressed the meeting at some
length, advocated union amongst the men, and
showed by the present rates OF freight that
sailors were Justly entitled to an advanced rate
of pay.
The following WAS passed unanimously:
WHEREAS, The rates of freight for shipping on
the lakes are at the present time very high,
whilst the pay Of sailors has not been proper
tionately advanced, we, the sailors of Chicago,
in public meeting assembled, hereby resolve
that We will not ship on any vessel from the
port Of Chicago for 1ess than 81 per day.
Several Committees we're formed and the
meeting adjourned.
, 1872-10-30

NOVEMBER TERM CALENDAR.
roF coar wss a1' M ds list neh Tbs
;;s smith ,ssss sehsam ssszRo9s5 9sse,
is0 is7sainnisn y WaeEsinsn ct H.
Poyss 1ssEqSss Beach for
x; aoo1@Nemeyer '. Gotto. 2oos-Gass y Home 1nsnF:
anee Company. 2,oo5-Webster ct q. '. aolue. 2ol1
Moss : ': Hopson ct al. 2ols-Donaldson '. Younger
2o19-aanlin ct al. y Peck. 2o1s,same 3 '. Same Same
e 81 bsfon
" 14w-[Judge Porte,l.
702-6mith '. Walbauer; dismissed by plaintiffs 8t-
torney. 1,e54-Baldwin =. skilton; By stipulation
plaintiff g. apd o9P fol new Sg 5 By
cause referred Henry Bishop undeF s,atute ref
Neae 6y submit sa6. i.
saa ssa e eabraith
By b5 paintia's attorney 1,s9soleaves '. steinbsek;
scammon '. Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company; dismissed BY plaintif's attorney;
submitted itssa to to 1s'n,;a GoG5t 11a ID
strike pleas from files 1,8o8-Burns v Molenpumps !;
leave to defendant to enter Of Moenpump,
til to reply denied, and exceptions. 1,so2-Barber y
Walker; plaintiffs withdraw motion for new trial
er dismissed by plaintlas attorney. a,s2-Hamble-
.pp,sr & S1;s & Gag2a Older sustaining
demurrer and dismssing bill set aside. 758-Byford
b. Maher; decree restoring record filed and confirmed
865- Hobey; default for want Of answer, and
decree by consent. 618Crain Grain decree Of d.
vorce. 972-Dinsmore " Dinsnore; decree Of divorce.
86s Mary and Joseph Mathien; personal decree and
default, and reference to Magruder. 4o3-cop!a1dv
Ebbert; dismissed by complainant's attorney. 788-
Carpenter Carpenters decree Of divorce. 683 6.
3s,e79- Report Of sale confirmed: e52-Hammer '.
Rookie; dismissed by compaiuants solicitor.
NEW SUITS.
H08eJohn 7. Cox Y. Geo. G. NewbuIy; petition to
establish and confirm title; Gary Brothers. solicitors.
A,os1-Peter Anderson =; H. Rosentoe5; appeal from
William G.. Bancroft '. Emma A. Howard Attach
ment. 41,069.-1saac Weiss '. Morris Hornhouser;
assumpsit, $500; Philip stein attorney. 4,0s0-Fore
man ct a. sakey ct a.; appeal from \. B. Borden;
4l09l-Jaue Murphy ct 81. Y. Ann Murphy ct al. Bill
for partition and relief. A,oo2--Wm. 4. oring-
ton =: Jemims NINA Lee; appeal from Justice
Doggett. William ]. r. Bertha Mosley
divorce desertion and cruelty. Al o94-Kelly wood
y Henshaw ct al; mechanics' lien three blocks Of
buildings lots Thirty-eighth street, johnson
place, and vincennes avenue, for an account Of
$s77252 George F. W4itf1omb. t1e attorney 3loss-
aey. Mcclellan + Teqaey, attognegs. A.Q9a5o. J.