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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

-Di,rasl is said to be engaged upon sequel
TO "IIothAir."
-oOl, J. T. story, Of tho Magnolia tArk)
Floper, Ia In the city.
Tho Hon. Joseph Brooks, Of the Arkansas
State Journ6t, ls at the Arlington.
- The Hon. Samuel y, williams, Of Arkan'
sas, aud one OF the leading members of tho
Southwest bar, IL at tho Metropolitan.
- Mr.. Jared Sparks valuable historical u.
brary has been sold TO President white, Of tho
Cornell University.
-Tsnnie O. cianin, II Is said, is negotiating
with the executors Of the late James Fisk, Jr.,
ior the purchase of tho Graud oPsra-houss.
The present Earl Of Chssterneld cannot bo
found, and the bulk Of the late eaIrs property
goes TO his sister, tho Countess OF Carnarvon.
Tho numerous friends Of the Hon. James q.
Blaine viii reiolco 10 learn that his little son
was improving last night.
- Sunday concerts are 70 bo given at tho
Grand Opera House, New York, for the benent
Of tho Fisk family.
- Bon Holiday IL more and more the hing Of
Oregon. He owns Its railroads, It's stsameoats,
and even one Of Its daily papers, and mOdestly
estimates his property at tT,OOo,Ooo,
- Earnest inquiries are made through the
New York pres wh{ i' = That lSdiclsl as.isn n
90 unaccountably delayed.
= Mr.. Edward MAliy, Now Haven, Conn.
merchant has retprnod from North OarollnA
si.h one thgS:Spa ~ I've quail to be placed upon
- General Joseph Lane, Of Oregon, the eandi-
date OF the Breokenridge party In 1890 for Vice
President OF the UAlted states, was seventy
years old on the 18th Of December. He 10 still In
good health, In both body and mind.
- The marriage OF Mr.. Bickley, Of New York,
and tho daughter OF Colonel Thomas A. Scott,
the Pennsylvania Railroad King, an event which
has kept fashionable Phlladelphia In . ferment
for some weeks, took place on last Thursday
afternoon, at ST. Stephens, Philadelphia.
The Princess Frederick Ohasles, wife Of
the second son Of the Emperor Of Germany,
who has some reputation As an amateur artist,
ls painting series Of pictures representing all
the battles 10 which her husband had command
during the late war betvoon France and Ger
many. She has . miniature art ecadeiny at
Berlin, IN which several young women who are
studying painting assist her In her work.
- The New York World, referring 10 the APP
pearance Of stokes, says Like a bird Known
by its color, Stokes stll wore the same eouapicu.
Gus white ehlnchilla beaver oyercoat Hip Tuf.
fed shirt front was, a. usual, spotlesa, but the
Elitterlng solitaire that has horstoforo made his
bosOm an optical magnet was replaced with q
large gold stud. With the exception Of heavy,
dark liAes around his eyes, Stokes face seemed
TO Indicate but little IN effect from his short
close eonnnement, and no more an air Of anxiety
was discernablc on his fAoo than WHOM Mr..
Beach, at the YorkvIlle Police Court, asked
Josie n she remembered whom she had but an
old threadbafe check silk dress 70 her name.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
WASHINGTON GREAT PoRr.

The passage by the House OF Representa-
tiyes last week Of resolution authorizing
survey Of the river front with a view TO lts
Improvement ls cheering chapter In our
history Of advancement and progress, and an
earnest that the national lcgislature Ia willing
to help Washington on 10 a career Of pros
perty and greatness In those columns We
have again aud again called attention 70 the
commanding situation OF our city as sea-
port. In the irst place we arc well situated
AZ regards the ocean; we have water front
which comparatively slight expenditure
would make all but unrlvaled In the county,
and one Of the safest most commodious and
most easily nayigated rivers In the Union.
For various reasons, to which II is unuec-
e@ary now to refer, the river has run Idle
70 the sea, and the immense advantages
which we possess have been permitted to lie
idlo and uulmproved. The proposed survey
Is the irst step toward availIng ourselves OF
our great natural facilities and opportuni-
Ties. The building Of q sea-wall, beginning
At Easbys ship-yard and extending 10 the
Arsenal, would tend to tho reclamation Of an
immense tract Of land which would be ex-
ceedlngly valuable and yield large revenue
10 the city. The erection Of slips and piers
would Of course follow, and In a few years
we should be in a position to compete with
rivals that have long had tho start Of US In
commercial point Of view.
There ls no good reason Why the capital
should not take a leading position among the
commercial cities Of the country. Ia short
time we shall form tho connecting link be-
tween the great Southern, Northern, aud
Western railroad lines. The Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, backed by the Great Penn
sylyanla Central, will be opened In few
weeks, and what Baltimore Il to the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, with ib numerous
connections, Washington may become to the
Pennsylvania Central. The great problems
Of transportation and traffic are gradually
working themselves out, aud Washington, II
she viii, by the concerted action and oxor-
ton Of her citizens, play an important and
profitable part In their solution.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
TnE JOURNEYS OF A DEAD MAN.

II IA an open question whether Columbus
travelled the most before he died or since. lie
was hrst buried ut the convent Of St. Francis
then his body was removed to La CueTas; ln
1880 It was removed across the Atlantic to
San Domingo; In 1796 1t was removed to the
Havana cathedral Now the news comes
that his body il again to DO removed and used
TO start a now cemetery. Isn't 1t most time
they LET him rest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
DEMOCRATIC EDITOR AND CoNGRRSsMAS
on PRESIDENT GRANT.

W 'P'V''
'Iea'- I,.'4eN oIaAI .-.''ey.-
------.--
Ap"AV'n ~ ,,as,,n,sr ~ np .vr""AN' MEAN
r.. -, .,i,,,.. - ,'oi,,,si.,. -, A..
,..s-,,. ~. -,
- 60 a., s.,,',,.,,. :, ~. p-s',a',l.
:, = ,a..,,,,. N,,S'''TS ~, ~. ~ - r..
-" Hs,",,I ~. a.. - :. ~ - tiVs .,e
- A. .a,''I,s,, - -, III ~
PooPio ~ ~ ,S a. 49,. r. oan,,.lnaa 'ua'
Jouhlo ,heir cftor,s 10 maIIvn and caIumpiato
hin Tn ,ho Senate a Tow dav. ago NJ
CanL,,n,, rotorroa 10 ,hose ass,rI,s ~ a
no.n,,n,,, 80. an, =, n,crnnnions ra e.
,,,o,, a. ne .c,naI ~ ,bo a,,e ana oI ~.
gcnerat,on' And now. Mr. Roos,velt the
odI,or ~ ,ho Na,v yort C;,i,sn and n man.
hor \. Cong,o.. frop, mai cItv mako. what
NAV hs c.IIsd a remonstrancc with bis own
narty- y-irIonds agaInst the dIsrenutahIa and
10 tbemselyea suicidal manner in which they
have ooencd and aro eopductInO their cam
paIgu.
Mr., Roosevelt ia one of the ablest the best
and most hoporabl, man in his marty. and
his word. deseryedly carry with them great
weight. None ala more or better service than
he in breaking down the corrupt rule Of
TnmmaDy HalIIn Nav York and Of CLEARING
his party 4 ON the odlum that attached TO il
from an all ,nce and connection with tbose
de.porate and dIsbonest adyepturcrs No
Journal In the land was moro forclble or effec-
,Ivo in IA. Accommodation of thsIr corrunt ana
ppprIpcIp,ed rule, and when the time comes
N wrIte tho storv Of the oyerthrow Of the in
t,,,,.,,. -, ~, ~, Io,e, r,lod and r,,,noa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
Books and Stationery.

Nov RKApY,-THE AMERIokN LAW RE.
/. The uonstltateaAlitE q Phvats wAyA u. The
ksyisicn Of the Uellsa States hlatai9t, n Ihs
shasp q Pellllcs and PTopo.,lonal hsgsnssn..tios
W piEest q TIE hnsli.h lsy Reports W. seisgsfa
Isl q LAy BOcts puhlshed Ia EnEiAgd sad tm.steA
rsseoes~eeo Terms, sabssriptioa. psf snHam, 81
voG ~, in law shssp, per vol, 81 single num-
Bllss 90 Jifs Irsuranes Phillips RuNos and Forms
Of PTsssios 10 sspssms Uourt UEitsd stAisa
Amgfiean LaAding Gases. tttth edition. knlarEed
and lmprofod nsIaH select dsolaioaa Of AusrioAn
Ooutts, with especial refersnoe 70 hefoAnule Law,
vsad and largely decreased By tbs Introduction Of
several .nilreg hsu beads q praetioei interest," bI
via, octave Of poarll LOO pages each,
MAaoo, ira, y. q, Repffta, vol Gases IN tho Qir-
Quit (belpG DECISIONS Of the late JadEo GdeL 1854 a.
reportsd b. John WIN. Wallace vol For sale By
w. II. a. q. II. MORRISON.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

~ An communication, whshsr on busias.. or
for publlaatiou should be addressed 10 WM J. MuR.
TAoa. Psopr,s,or NATIONAL REPuaIIoAN, wAshins-
ton. ID. q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
Amusements, Lectures, Etc
nAvENPoRT BRoTHERs KoLIP5KD


THE WONDER OF THE NINET ZENITH
CENTURY.
MASTER DewITr O. HOUGH,
who will give two et hi. Profoundly MJs srious En.
tsrtAnmenta At
ODD PgLLOws' II Ali,
on Monday ard Tuesday RyeginEs, JaauAty
~ and ~. 1S12.
Master HouEh, during each evening, will present
such Startling Features Ia bis entertainments
fully demonstrate his poWors TO be Ersay snpsror 70
the Davenport Brothers, and intnitslJ more interos
Raoassd In . wIrs Netting each evening By con.
mites Appo ted Tor that purpose, the most uondsr
full and startling .dsmonst Ationa will take plaos
Solid Iron rings are put aud tAksu OF the youths
arms whilst securely tound And snoased In the net
HIs coat sin be sswsd from throat 10 waist, the
cuts sssed hrmly together. thn preoudiuG the pos
alhy OF using hia hAndst In this coalition the coat
will be taken on his person intact, with atitch
thread broken. and replaced upon him ulihout change
Ths many wonders Master HouRh Will exhibit are
wrought while he IL In helpeaa oonditou, and under
the strict surveillance OF committee appointed By the
audience He haa equal in the United States, and
mus bs sssn 10 be AppToclAtod
As 70 the AsenoI that prodaess the many mavslona
public 10 determins
~ Read The opliOn, Of the pros, 10 this slaEu.
lar phe nomeua, In circulars.
Admission, % cents reserved seas, 70 conta.
poor open At7ii5; oOmmsnes at O'clock
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

THE st. Louis reporters do not permit the
Duke Alexis TO simply rise from chair. Not
much. They write that he "untelescopes his
immense FORM"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
Auction Sales.
~ II0i, northwest, ooiasr q Tenth and b streets.
TRUSTEES SALE ~ VALUABLE LOTS AT

n yir,us Of q dsod n tfust, dated Dsacmbsr, 81,
is recorded 10 IAber airli5 Baof the land records
sfXsshinaton county, District Of Columbia, and by
disocion .. the hodor of the note secured thereby
W viii ,sii ~ publle suction, On The premises on
thSas pieces or parcels of Ground In Waahlngton ely,
Db fnoWn sud esoribsd as lota ~ sna ~ n ne
sq1are feet n gruund. ~
fRRMs OF sALFi Halt cash balance IN And
isfrst and dssd of trust on The sgropetty elo doul
uten the property u struck 20, the terms ~ ~ ~
ihs irustses reserve the reht 70 resell the property ~
the rist ard coet of TIE defaultinE purchaser.
.... EP Bb3oRskiILE Trustees.
hnii.td GRRRN WILLIAMS. Auotal
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
Washing Machines.
THR KNOX PRACTICAL wAsHINo MAoHmR
ANN WRISoER IA 0aAND HuuuRSA

AND WhlNdIh IL uhAND bUOOksb.
Dose not wear the olSthss. iOF dOss not rub them
nurs the most deioats fabric. Saves one half the
tine and two thirds Of the soap, snd les lAborous
than the old Why and spAshlne Of water upon The
psrsOa or hOOr. Pound. loOs Penn. ave-, bet Tenth
and r svonth Str,sta. AGn Of the BlE BASkst, Wood
uGrTs bulldiasL Arrangements will bs made 10 40
oomm0dats persons viahins 10 test The mAshlns,
which AlWAJs glad ta do. BY addressing v. r.
Busn. ct the stors. oF Washington. d. O. ThS hiuh
sst testimonials ns. and mag bs obtained al the
store ~ e.illlg o. hs tolowiSs roOIdsats Of wAsh
lnntgn who are wins homt
y, a. smith. ~ Third street northwest
,A Rs.a, A kstsI ~ i,,ss. I. .,,.I. 5o5sh5ssa
Rev John b, yAn n aiaf, az Tunth a s1uLhWosL
GeorGs SbsFlh, ~ fnifd street uor.hwest
Oh, HAN, tie l9ih sirsst soathSaaL
VIVA n ntIhaGh, ioos d strsst soathNoIL
HsqIy ThomAl. HoVard uniTyraltg, 10.
Catholic hogeF Aaylup, u u, bet 9TH and 10th D. w.
u, ~, nldenouI. piA foaIteanth, bat Ald X n v
Dr.. W. n. bhedd ~ street noIthHsst
Ara bprinhuu eof. lad. aNo and bsoond - n.N.
j. Halloek, ~ Q Strsst usutheAsI
-QAs.sh, ~ siEth a., bet PA. Az, and StTsSta,
All. Marks. o., bet, slI'h SSd s''snth. Nav
Df, oulysE, soI Tsalh sirsst ySpthWost
u. Devliu, U 81, New Jorssf ~, and North Oaplt0l
These mAahlnss are menufaotaIod by X. lynch
4 DO, WsstmihGtsr, Md, who have diSlFlGt aad
county rights Tor aAlsin Virginia and hATJlAnd,
is2O.u y, II. DUELL, Acting Agent,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
BYrc 4AyEsrEn q E,s SSs Ass'!:sscs; 3;
Seventh street
RAs m n SE AySSWRy

TggsTEES SALE BY ,g ! AToIIoE y m a 2E A,ryDERY AryDY
3, d, oPPosiTH rHE ResipRN0sf 81 COW
BY sf6DDzRi fES Al Ff Hsb HSS
RsEIs a.,a =, TINS. 4, M. a.,,a p.0.,.
$ .ss So 9 y: 1ssa u = i:is
sSs SS' U.s wsnaf'ss iss sss 3, 'SSRs pas
sss.ioS on ~ 6s PTsi:s,, on, On NoSoTy u. " Sy y
piece e psrs. @ ssoSSd SSss .ids: & n me ne si1 q
dseus.OyP, DlslIist q. 5oipm6is, and tnovs =
Bsss second addition V aid town aad dsscrssd :
Ssss SSi s Ps .S 09 .s az 5 Sas idi o S
ths .oaihse.t corner q wAshlnstog asd s,Odsst, t
s iSssss Sssi I one Sandrsa md t@sns s S fs. sss.
SoS iS ~. e s.s S1s az. Do5
ginning And also ali that other piece o. parcel Of
f sTs fnoSS saS p pS sV.%.S y ssns S S
Bealls aditou 10 said town, and ds.otibsd as fol.
y e, s s q Ss'SS' "a 80
twenty feet north Iron the northeast corner Of hopt
az "a. y sSs ssS noas
vest slshu feoi thsne. north elshtyseysn aesress,
srso SIs III g stoddsrt sss b.sss
viih he aor,h "a. q slodd.rt street, seSh sshy.
Erssa, west oas hundrSd Sod twenty tee,, thsnes
;%s1 s.a sss % .ts.ss and The Joint Oi 6s
nss ssi ScSS q fss s.ss
hodss on Washington stree. slArEoi having ~
usost complete md eomiortabis private residence.
surrounded b. hAndsoms EArdsn, the whole being In
pefisot order.
one ysAT with INTEREST," secured By deed Of trust on
dollsis sh & Tsqgl,sa each gis9s 2, PrGpssy ss
~ , ~ ss.sS p. w .h r. pt'ssH s ss SeS so ssd
The property viii be rvsold At the rsk and cost Of de-
All eoaVsyaSens and rrvsnuO stamp. Il paroh.ssr's
cost u, n, kATON, Trustee.
dsDtd q. W. HANENNER CO.. AuetA
pY LATIHkH a gLKAHY, Anououeers
~ !sueoesspLs 70 goopsr LA.nastil sa til....,, =,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

b. NsEs.s, ssls.s Md ] f.sS I'D 6sS.ss''r' .is.:.s
TRUsrKKg SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
fna0PkRIY, akR IA. AT = AUCTION ON Eleventh
a ~ ,ilt.s n Z dsed n .IusL d..sd Juse y.
90 .hs p.Iy secured thsrsey , ~ ~ ,sh =, gss.
25lsl az e,slcst p M. 4. those Pisool OF parcel.
Of gscund 10 WAshlnGton eiiy, ID. q, kn3wn A. part
q 2. ,is sga.rs ~. bseinnlna fei tAs samsal .
vest corner q aid square, and Tunning
south along Eleventh street southWest ~
feet inches thenos ea.t % feet 10Y lnehes thence
north 10 feet II inches thence west % feet inches
thonoenorth tss tn west b feet inches ihspoS
north II inohs-; thence west 81 tsat inches this
beginning lnolndlng alley th north side until
an Alie5 sbsil be oponsd in the rear.
Also, Al G'elook ,. m on TUESDAY, January 30,
IA ~ ,ha, pl.e. .r pace. q Goend In ws.hnstos
Tsrns of ale, One third osshi b,Iauos In & u
and u months, bearlns inter q At 70 pr ssoursd
by po,ss and decd Of tha proporty o0o down
uhea the propefy is struck on 10 each pass, BtAmpa
and andtnG At purchasers cost n the terms
o. sAls are not complied with In i've days from the
properly IL The rsk and cost II the dsfaptlng Lar
'h.'''' RA.B2RssiLLEt Trustees
iaIT-td oRkkNf 4 WILLIAMS AnotA-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
A .yALyABLE ByILpISg LOT OF, VERMONT
tbs lSnEDinATTEE, nTE,o VICINITY on SCOTT

.Op MONDAY Ate RNOON, JannaTJ n, ls,l q
q 0coek. .oa the premises 70 sbAll sail Lot ls y
square al6 fronting % feet inches the Wcst tido
ol Vsrnont avonns, and rupning back an average
dspth Of l0U fest, IN hfteeu.foot alley,
This property u Of tha most rapidly Improving
ard desirable locations IN the oy aud should demand
the attention Of capitalists. -
Turns One fourth essh the balance In ., v and Is
months, byA dood Of trust with notes bearing
interest OonyeJ aneinG and stamps At purohAsere
easl sioo dollars vii be required Of the purchaser A.
"nS isnia fnihsAM LATIMER oLKARY. Auo.,r..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
Furnishing Goods.
Flour and Feed.
Flour, &c.

IRksn GROUND flour FOR FAMILY USE
And all grades Of Flour, In BLoro, Gnd oF saiS low
9SIti O9at rnm'A and hilli';S AZ ylr!stIs "a lot.
Indiana ATenus aud BiFd street. near Dspst.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

lAhi'N heHtAtstot Nhhs
rEaE. s;.,.. sS;SoGsMsIpFs r.,,u,, TmE
sssSS "a 3Hs.a s. ts .1f III iI 81. az ;ssSS s
q Ss ooSpssS sSa Srss @ q sGs;S-s.,. % . s % 0 he
ors' s9ssS q ,Ss y hs. %sS is.SL p m oRHB1v
ra-Tuk svH-ClIBEH,T TuANKRUL TO
ss sa <. |. ". !, h ode oS oss sSsrs
hope. by hh promp,ess. sod a.,sa,ion basiae.s y
Invested. and ioaOs neEouGtsd .i,h dl.pstsA,
Real E.ia,. iI: kSsDSSnss: sSs Srps::r,
i.nk.ooIm tstarl Ma eiN I1uiisnss,.
pay-REMOyAL NOTICE..
On .pa si,sr Japss9 > >. -n r.%o-. sno %.
to NJ M.rS StSSR. iiS is,. Ys. s 'TSss ., HS
Psas.yiyAnla avenue, Sls Our buslnsss Win be cen
Sss Sssa :S.tSnsrr o. srS''"'''' WIN sos 90
- ef ihS REPuRLIois oI-isinlBT TIE report o.
Gao siill DO obtained At thls oboe dsoEi.u
arGREAr SHOE EMPORIUM.
q. r. CUMM MINIS,
ss9 SEVENTH STREET,
Next 10 Corner and Northern HArkst.)
tn. largest stock. the fines, sslso,Ons nO.t
EsrABIIsuRD THESE MANY YEARS
our.r ppSopT rnP sArtsFAor,oH
IN 1HE ruRotAEn or
.oop booFs AND sIioss. ooIlSs
~ gis6Ss'E s,. GEsIASo 4, So5b.l,E,o 5Sb9gog
COLDS. fel al. 6s al Srsssis,s wSsissai. man,
giastsrias d"pOt eofnsr Third Gad E'i, 9.Rltal
.<a-DR. n. sALTKR, HAVING RR-
~ asnsd 70 tss Guy; nas &C., Pf-'
49, vs.
ess-u
aV1WV TP.Ct1RR aV uVR
n1I5-D;. II, 5fkhtt, ,Ils..f ~ lssntiMx,yg ehh-
hAM " IhE tubLlo sohOoiSs
Mlll resupe his o. Aasee A. The -
WAsulhUIvs buSlNtSo OOlisheh'
Oornsn o. 2 ssys9sn y, SliIS,h M sreee'
ssi ssT.SS S,.ss'n and u where fu .siss%' sn,
- - = - -.---
..,--TuEpVsr ,,wn,oIsE ron ooI,ou. ooI N
II ~ \. ~, t,,.
cough In VHsSS'u%g.iSS1. IN MI ( ;, r,p v,Jru
Den't 'An o.HiL 9IIAs.s srQTr ooR
- -, ~, -. -. ~ :. -, 49,,
oolloES 2, Dental surIory, ~ ssyen,h .iI:si,
nstGean % and VI, opposite nor,h door Of Odd feL
,,,s.,s,,,, !. :, -, .S.,S.
m6sPif1i. ,,.' ~,
a9d an oontinas ior three moaihs,,
tbs dutis. q The monthly nurse including the proper
car ., ,iatana
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

such partss ss are Interested IN the rsootd of tbs
shove wills are reqresei y cali A. this once ard
Ike ths nsoeasatJ stsp 10 effect ths, gE2gsI rscord
isni7Iw Rsaistsr Of wlls.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
Lost and Found.

7 osE-A GOLD EKAAELED aLEEYE BUf,
S g. Hs ..sSs Iiss oo. 4 The A1ss IN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

m. s,..n.lea d 40 ,Psdl.i concerned I. s.i;d 70
as yet admitted 70 record. during the ysars ip7ii
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

sfSy-THB srOCNuILDRHs OF TuR
Morris Nlnina Company, ~ CSlorado TosriiorJ,
heroby nothsd that mesttnG foe the election of
trustses snA othsF usiness win be held Al the oos
q the Oompany, p3A srrss northwest, on the
" ofssi Of tSs Pro dent y ~' O. n oRRE1Y,
ialntnt ~ p. keorstarr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

poaod unIn TaURsDAY. ysnssy' is, At 1850
'fs;is issis Il. %2hSs1st %tGis % G'1it: S::i.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

.yy-TIE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED UNTIL
j J, JOHNSON, Trustse.
dslS-eoAds W. L. WALL A o.. AuoI
HTuE AR?vE SAT-. Is FURTHER FosT.
"aDi S'-1' !" IN j. J9hNsuN, rru.,sa,
i.nNeoAds Wi. WALL DO, Kao,s
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-14
y EcoHcIuDED rRcA FIRST rAaE.l
rnow. The victim Of destiny cannot es.

door now. The victim Of destiny cannot es-
sespe.,. ..ss
That same inatant heard him fitting the
key 10 the door. He had forgotten some
thing; but though hs turned .the Iock. the
door .of course did 10 open. lie whole
trnth seetne,t now, for he frxt tinas Is flash
Ike lightning across his mind biz was per-
fectiy wild, and raging with fury.
1Open. oEea.I sayJ L l,oniilian,l!' he
tri6ti, lat the highest pitch s,f lisyUfcc, While,
like savage beast In its cage, he threw him
self with all his force against the trail door,
= The upper bolt new of with his VIOLENCE
but. as he had himself said, the bench, which
reached tire.middlc Of the door, was stronger
than any lock. The doar WAS impreg,lablc.
With the quickness OF though Ldroye few
Of the nails which he had irfi into the flame-
work OF the door, and thus doubly secured
my position. The next thing was to raise
an alarm. 1t was imp, ssible for ME open
the window, so with the hammer broke sew
erai panes and the framework. and then
shouted aloud. Strange to say, when wan
ted q policeman icas ut hand. called to
3 him, and explained as we'll us eouldsmy ro-
sifion. A mob began to assemble, asa mat
ter OF conrse. and i'll y few moments stfsng
tody OF police were in possession OF the
house. Meanwhile the wrctclcd hina,ic WAS
raging and blaspleming in an awful fashion.
When he saw the police, he drew his knife
and rushed upon them. fortunately they
were prepared, and only one Of Them re-
ceiycd 4 slight wound in tl1s arm. The mad
man was soon oycrpowcrcd and secured, al
thopgh-not without a desperate and almost
: superhnman struggle. Then removed the
bench from the door. The police pushed
from without. The long nails gave way. and
| was frecfl shall never forget that adser-
ture. The mailman was shortly after con-
fined in an asylum from which be had cum
ninsay contriycd to escape few weeks after.
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s.WHAT's the matter, Bob Sam. who
am l n why, you are yourself, Bop lar
rlson, amt you - gnes
tho, tar from it,
.sWhy. what's the matter?'' s.Weli. sir.
I'm SO mixed up. doil't know who am.'
uDon't take it SO hard to heart.
IL amt: I'm taking il In my handkerchief. 4
well, sir what's the matter z?
aWhy. am married"
. Married? Ina! ha WHY, sir, you should
be happy"
s.Yes, but amt. :,
why, all married men arc supposed TO &c
Z Is but how many are so r.
ssWeli, sir as said before. don't takelt 50
hard us all about it. 2
ssWell. Sam. I'll tell you how It i. I on
see, / married wldder, md this Hitidcr had
Caughter.''@
..uhk yese see how jtis. You have been
making love to this daughter. =
mol worse than that. You, SEQ my
father was d widower. and he. married this
daughter. I'd that makes my fstler my som
in-law. don't It2 Well, don't ybflsiAse how
as. " ; sif.is that allss' asa l'Iss 'fsas
4No. Z only wish it was. Don't you see.
nv stepdauehter Is my stApmother. amt
shep Well. then, her mother e my grand
mother amt she2 Well, an married. g
I.r ain,t IN ~ that makes me my 0WIi
Grandfather, doesn't u q