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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

A LARoE NETTING Of the Labor and Educa.
tlonal Association Of tho Fourth district Was
held Tuesday night, for the purpose OF perfect
Ing the Organization Of the association. Judge
Fisher, Colonel y. a. Magrudert q, u.
II. Peters and james Martin were elected an
executive committee, John Norman william
Peters, y. Warner, l. Davenport, R,urAndison,
a COMMITTEES Of arrangemenli; William Peters,
and Robert Hatton, finance committee; Rev.
Sandy Alexander, William Sohureman and NJ.
Pinckney, a board Of education, Governor II. ID.
Cooke and II. b Mullett honorary members.
nomination Of Grant and Uolfax.
BUILDING AssoctkTfos.-At tho sixth an.
nual meeting Of tho stockholders OF the Sixth
Building Association, the following officers were
e elected Tor the ensuing year VIM glabaSgh,
King, secretary; X r. Frey, treasurer; Joseph
y. Birch, Thomas Bowling, Andrew Frey, WIN.
A. Hutehlns John Gibbons, J. v. Yates, and
james A. Rely, directors.
THE gaain sales yesterday were asOO bushels
Of prime rod at 81 b5; 400 bushels prime wheat
at tlp5ff 1906 500 bushels choice at AZ; $500
bushels VI Eopl rcd at sl.p0f lpi; 100 bushels Of
white corn Mt o5 cents.
TuE CANAL Arrived, boats Round Top No
I, frOm Haneyck, with $50 barrels Of cement 10
George Waters; A. +, Taundell from whites
Ferry, with 1850 bushels Of wheat and 100 bush.
oils Of corn, TO Hartley BRO.
TINS RivER.-Tho steamer y. y, Knight, from
New York, arrived Yesterday with general msr.
ehandlsei also, HehOoncfs, y. M. MoDermott,
from Philadslphla, aud Mary Augusta, nom
Philadelphia. CLEARED, sohOOfiors Theo Dean,
for Dlghton, with asa tons Of coal; Enooh Moore,
for Hoboken, with 40 tonf; J. W. Vance, for
Boston, with 40 tons.
TRAvEL CLosED.-The bridge over Rock
creek, at a. street northwest, will be closed 10.
day 70 public travel. Until It's completion travel
10 directed TO the bridge At * street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

What will we do with the begEars in the eItyf
The hrst silver hat Of the season IA worn nv a
poet Of this city.
"Neat, but not gaudy"-Joo PlatE's illuuI.
Tho IJnIop,ovnsr, arc iuhIian, aver ,,,I.o.,.
horse SaIiWay and The cIttinV LoIn ~ ,Ss
Asylum and ilooI IIono hills w '"'
W., sao,.,S ,,,ii ,rna, on, .o,u.t,,,. A..
anotbss IsetuTc nv Nav TnoSSs InapI1 W
umo hell MI the largest hall
-, =, 20
nv ieu 'heAu ~, men Anhtous 70 nave repre-
the Claims Of Cen. Mnrty far tSS s,nos,sh urs 'ob
From a nrof.ss,on~I sourc. Va Isarn thu,
,,iArhng, Mss my eysEds do"n, Is TO be the
uue Oh INC next pstneto N.Y.
Uut iasnionso'e ny, ianles ~ 70 iVtepaukhs snow
onn}. ~ =, ,hn mn, win the
0'a'a Y, 'nV Do,iS ,s'ueu pOnl0s'
Frank Smythe, the woll.known blographist,
when taken IN eonnectiOn with his mOustAche,
looks Ike twin brother Of " Buffalo Bill"
Mrs. Dr. Parker has been elected president Of
ganlEod by the ladies Of Calvary Baptist church.
The First precinct stAtlon.houso has besn
removed TO the southeast corner OF sixth and =
streets, where the quartersaro more comfortable.
erninent eisrIs Won eanit ,,et SnS Of ,hs,t ~,
10 tNke somethinx. They iesr ths hahy il,in.
p'raps.
aramliek cOntenplates suicide because one Of
hAtehinrr ont soma egT.nIant ThIs wonId H.. 80
foul eRxs.it w
The Grant aud Uulfax Uanuaiun ,,uh a,.d -.
salute Of one hundred guns yostertSy' a nom,
In front OF the CITY Hail. In hotfoF OF lha Iinn
nootlcul victory. ~ wv"
A al INT old nocLo,. hooL which ,.vb,,n.
NY ~ W., nniyn ny IN the
has diSappSaTod. Who pieEsd il ~ %O i II.
NJ p,nos, a, ,soo 1, .,,.., ,.-,, l.
,hs ~ a. * piO9aa, ~ 10y street north,
ale Of Mar TnaiS,s nav baak ~ E ,Or ~ ths
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

notwithstanding tho fact that the Republican
voters Of the Sixteenth district have feoraan.
lied their club and elected delegates 10 tho
Central Committee, Mr.. O. ID. Barrett called 4
meeting for the same purpose 10 DO held In his
ONCE last evening, at $50 o'clock. At the an.
pointed time there were four pera0ns In the
rooms, but shortly after, quite q humber dropped
chosen president Thisd not suit Mr.. Barrett;
and after yainiy protesting, he concluded 10
DTeak up the nesting BY turning Oh the gas,
ness could be transacted IN the dark, a motion
was made, ald carried, 10 adjourn Slns dis,
What BaTrett's object was In calling this meet.
lng y Is hard % divine, but II seems strange 10
say tho least Of IL, that no should have done 90
IN the lace o. the knowledge that the district
was already In thorough working trim.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

Last evening preliminary NEE Ing was heldi
under the auspices OF the Morse Memorial Tols.
graph Association, 10 make preparations for a
proper notice, on the part Of our citizens gen.
orally, Of the death Of this great aud celebrated
American. And II 10 hitting that a suitable 81.
preston should be made here, az the nation al
capital, which was the scene OF the nTst pTaetl.
cal success Of the telegraph.
A committee was app0ipted 10 prepare bust,
moss for an adjourned meeting, Which will be
held AZ Philip holoinons', PsnnsylVania ave.
nue., II $50 o'clock this evening. All friends Of
the distinguished inventor, aud all who feel an
invited to attend
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

Judge wylie, holding the Circuit Court, yes.
terday divorced John EnOch FROM Mary Jane
Enooh, nee ~, d. n. Baldwin. The plaintiff
alleges that the parties wore married In Alex.
andTiA city, by the Rev. W. =. HsmmenWay
under lloenso issued by George q. Seaton,
clerk Of the Alexandria County COURT, In Sep.
tomber, ISL, and that the defendant afterwards
committed adultery at a hVuse on Eleventh
street, In this city, with one Colonel Boone.
One OF the witnesses testified that when Mrs
Enooh was taking q bath she called Colonel
b. TO come and look at her. The attendant
thereupon departed. Judge W. ordered the de.
cree DO drawn In the case for entry to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
A recess was then taken until 100.
ATIER RECESS.
DISTANCES IN THE DISTRICT.

a Convenient TABLE
The following table Is worth cutting out and
preserving;
The distance from the west side Of First street
west 10 tho east side Of Fifteenth street Is rs
mile and % feet, or e,374 feeti mile from west
hide OF First street west terminates at loTlS feet
past Of tho east side OF fOur-And- half street
1,g1o feet u mile, or 26lO feet, from the west
side Of first street west terminates 2OglS feet
east Of the west line Of seventh street west; n
mile from same starting point terminates
lis 10 feet east ofthe east side OF Tenth street
westi mile from same starting point toTmi-
mates n point feet west Of tho west side VI
Thirteenth street west
The distance from the gates Of the Capitol 10
the east side Of Fifteenth street 10 III mile and
" feeti mile from the east line OF Fourteenth
street west terminates l35 feet west OF the west
side Of Second street west.
BY the route Of the Washington and George.
fown street railroad II Is said 10 be mile from
starting point In Georgetown, to Twenty FIRST
street; 70 Fourteenth street, miles; 10 June
tlpn, at Seventh street, ~ miles; 10 Third
street, miles, to navy yard, miles.
The highest points In the city are as follows:
Boundary and Fourteenth streets, l2ok feet
above the level Of tho river; corner Eleventh
and N streets, 1901 feet; East Capitol and First
streets, OSlS feetj Eleventh street east and D
street north, 70 feeti Capitol, top OF granite
base, ~ IS feet.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

n. q. Adams W.. Sunday Heraid-How He
WINS Asked 70 Write ana why He sued.
Yesterday Afternoon there was quito a large
attendance OF spectators nt tho Office Of Justice
Mills, to listen 10 tho testimony In the case Of
u. U Adams vs.. The Sunday Herald. The suit
wss for sll2, loss q go credit. The testimony
showed that MIR. Adams met Captain Burritt
incidentally, and tho latter suggested that he
would like tho former 10 Contribute an COCA
sional article Tor the paper. Thlswas done, and
from that time TO September about niteen col
umns were contributed, but no me n tion ever made
about pay, About that time, Mr.. Burritt being
absent sick, Mr., Adams sent an article, one Of
. series, attacking the Seneca stone and Mr.
the series declined, wheroupon MIR. A. sent In
tho bull as above, giving credit OF $50, which
he borrowed from the business manager. Amer
hearing both Sides Of the question the Justice
rendered Judgment for defendant, ard an APP
peal was taken,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

Sealed proposals. will be received by The Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury until y o'clock, m,
Thursday, the 18th day Of April, 1874 for tho
construction Of a steam propeller for service In
The United States revenue marine on the South
cru COAT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

corner Fouf.and- a. half street and Pennsylyani
avenue, (Mossrs. l. Becker n % y have CON-
pleiod their arrangements for full line Of cloth.
Ing for spring and summer, and have now for
inspection pieco goods for merchant tailoring
from the latest importatiOns, which cannot fall
to suit the most fastidious They arc now ready
70 make suits TO order at from 80 TO els less
than any house In the city, Their ready.Inade
stock will compare iaVorably with many meT-
chant tailOrs. They have also q tine lot Of gents
furnishing, including silk cause, linen, lnerinO,
Joan underwear and full line Of the latest
style Of Bhlrts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

Yesterday, at II o'clock, the Japanese ambas-
sador, lwakura, accompanied by several mem.
bers OF his stan, aud Den. Myers, visited the
introduced 10 Hon. A. NJ. ClApp, and after the
EreotinEa ere over were taken 70 the composing.
room, vherh MT. II. 7, Brian, the foreman, ex.
Thence they Proceeded 10 tho blndefy, where
Foreman Roberts showed them all there was 10
10 seen, and gave them such Information,
through an Interpreter, as they desired 10 have.
The stereotypinE and press rooms were also In
spected, the visitors appearing greatly Inter.
ested IN all they had seen.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

TuuRsroHs Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Il the
best Dentrinoe In use. II keeps the Teeth cisan
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JoUvEu's Inodorous XII Glove Cleaner IL fAr
superior To anything known.
THoursoH's Pomade optims IL exquisite. II
Softens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale BY Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

Green a Williams will hold a great ankruptoy
sale OF dry goods at 10 o'clock a IN.
Also, o. 10 O'Clock 4. m, at No. lT3s / street
northwest, q superior lot of household hrnllure.
LAtlmor A Oleary will sell, at II o'clock at
their auction rooms, me assortment Of fruit
trees, Irapevineu, evergIeenB, sc,
w. II. johnson will sell, at 4 O'Clock %, NJ ..
part OF lot 1, In square oSf, situated on East
Capitol street, between Tenth aud Eleventh
streets east.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
G. G. O0RNWEL { SONS.
vshavS In cellar lsr&s stock Of
FINE OLD WHISTLES.


BRANDS;
"CROWu-Eeutueky.
"BAKER.-PennsyI,AnIa
"0IFEs'-ludIma.
"kRLLIR."
lash LAND"
The above the choicest Brands Of whiskiss sold
IN thi' country sud We syatAatss then ~ .,Totly
PRICE. $3.50 PRH GALLON.
othsr brsnds Of WHISKY Al OouespOsdinGy Low prices
SCOTCH AND lgisIi WHISTLES.
.sIlRRIIEs,
IessI th1a any other hossS IN hi; city We Iaasiss
IMPORTED CIGARS
We AIS constantly rsssiylaE. Per gnl,ed states mai
ell a. retail Al wholesale prices We deal sIoluays
IN gsnline Havana UigAra rhs tsAde supplisd At la
81 81 he dollars sesih a. snail sa.ssss over boz
price. Genuine HAyAns uiGAls only
PRIOS List.
Part1sls- sooosds. Dor boi, sIl5o. fersL
IArtAgAs-thlrda per boz elD,ho, Tor e.
tsos. gonehA-nI.ta. per boz, eltis, ier a.,
Rosa OqnohA-thlrda, per bon, elU,so, sios e.
HenU glAy's, genuine, Is oSnts Apiece, 4 for 81.
ltgAro PreusAdoa.
ferds EumAl Req BhtAnioa-
tis.ro Reg Bhlaniea-
I.sGitmlA Dad OAEAdors zaAvoa
Heap OlAy ooqustA, small.
6s6sns Imperial
All The best brands Of H.yanA ulsars Parties pur.
chasing from can be ture Of getting genuine I'm.
ported oigArS We have tast received tdlreoi impoF
Havana Clsarr, and cali psroaiaT stIsntion 10 oaI
stooh OF sPARfAGAB."And caution the pHbne against
p9seh..lnG ANYTHING bot genuine "PaI,sgAs-
bls, nonsbut Ecnuiae WAvhNA uIGARs'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

Tar Dootrr's YEAST Powpp--yOu will
soon ind u not only the best but also the cheap
est Baking Powder. Put up full, net weight.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

-. - Al.
the regular order was demanded.
MT: slater, OF Oregon, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported Pill granting the right
81 way through the public lands from Great
Salt Lake 70 PORTLAND, OfeEuni which was
passed:
MT. hetcham, Of y: T., ir0n the same com
mltee, reported bill oonnrmlnk 70 the State
o. ALABAMA certain lands granted 70 the Ala
bana and Iennessoe river fahroadi which was
passed.
Mr.. Dunnell, Of Mimi, reported bill 10 In.
corporate the Great salt Lake and Colorado
railroad and 70 grant TO the said railroad the
right OF way through the public territory which
was postponed, and made the special order ior
T9esJa{ next
Mr. harleyl Of III, reported Dill TO secure
the puDho lands 70 actual settlers.
PendlnE the oonsideration OF tho bill the
morning hoar expired.
hlLLs inTRoDuckD,
MT Haidemnn' OF Pa, by unAnlmons consent,
Introduced Dill 70 encourage the planting Of
tree. and The Saltl'atiop q wood on the public
domNn. heierred 10 the COMMITTEE on ABri-
culture;
All. neceI, ol y. ~ lnuounee1 Dlll 70
Ptvmose me purify o. eieeuons IN the Territory
VI yuan; heieITed 70 Commute 90 Elections.
MT EAnes, o. r. l., Inuo1uoeI resolution,
mn .s Mas aaoPtsu, oaing upon ne oeetetaty
W tne lIe.suIy ioI Iepoit ~ 70 the Necessity
mi eApeulehey LOT tne erocuon OF pubilo
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

THIS rs TO QIyH gQTIok THAT THE SUB;
the District II OolnJuhia, holding Special Term let
tsrs tsrtAmsntarl on tho personal ostAto Of bERKNA
MCCARTHY late Of Warrington county, ID, o.,
dsooassd Al persons having claims aaalnRt the aald
decreased hereby warned 10 exhibit the same WIKI
the vouchers thurqd 10 the hubhcrbef on or before
the bon day ~ March ne1ti thsy may tthSrWiSo By
lay % eheladed tIom " bepeht q tho 1aid estate
GpiN9H' RICHARD v, TAYL0h
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
COrnwel & Sons,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
UuUlUn IAWlLI uhuUhhlhD,
141s and 1920 Penna. ave.,
OPPOSITE wILLARD's HOTEL,
500 CHESTS OHoIUEsT GREEN AND BLACK
TEAS IN STORE AND BOND.
PRICE LIHT.

COPFKE.
200 Mats old Dutch JAVA.
20 Bags Prime Ceylon JAVA,
10 Bales Genuine MOCHA.
10 HoEaheAda PLANTATION.
30 Bags Prime RIO and MARICAIBO.
COFFEE and TEA sold both Wholesale and ne.
tall, At lowest New York Prices
Coffee roasted fresh every DAY By an expert.
eneed hand In Patent AromA-siViRH RoasteT.
Anything purchased from Us, u not aallsfAsteEy,
can b retained and have monsI nEFUNDkD. We
deal n nstoaas goods only, and guarantee eyeythinE
psaS S sSS S.sR.S iSr % %
rail Tit6 cara Prices iaTnla6ed. uRoa apPlloatloa y
nall Or ethsrWse. q any number o. article. wanted
SsISS s9s sSoas rom pf u RAsbs R
ImpeTlsd tabls iaIuTios. Of even description asd
oss @ HIasi~slls s44sss, "a dIssrsai Lind.)
Oroaais u Blackwell fioklee
ChoW- Chow. Ella sle.. 40 diforOn. klsds.)
Prot Tai1 bIot's sosps, 10 diisarsa, klnds.)
Oondsnaed MIX.
Sssssd vs@sissI" ss, even Ss1ss dssspiStlou.
Canned finh, great variety.
KsnssaJ's OiseksrF. nads in Boston,
f.si P Tsss cs.st sas fD slsRssT n NIX:
Albert Biscuit Fdinburgh.
HIVs1nsTs oEi0tonI
No. ! MESS MAoKKHEL
No 9MAQkHRELA
hELIBUGh ,vs,,
HAM. BIsifiss. hsooh, Shoulder, KoithsPs PoTi.
-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION.
YESTERDAYS pRooesplNos

More Witnesses Tor the Dsfescs TIE UsH-
crete Pavement Qacstioa Grant ADD
smiih's Estimates Dissre'ed-T The slash
Hun sewer Testimony ofsRrnusi strong
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

San FRANCIsCo has the bsns6t of eamDsti.
Nen 10 gasi three COMPANIES contend for hsr
Lights and the price Is down 10 " thousand
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
THE COURTS.


CoURT OF CLAIMs.-Tho following cases will
DO called this dAy-ThuTsdAy, April l. l6T9
=, II. and !. MelnhArdj 81, John A. Simpsons
T9ahm nm 81 Elie uetes 1,sgneesi 81,
3g Y; N. Cartwright IL, Emma p. sykes; a.,
william Markham; Is, Edwin NJ. Price; ~, A.
WessloWi 81, Anthony Fernandez.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud0eM Mac A rfhup.-ThIS court
was engaged as follows yesterday
Abner ys. Ely Action OF rspleyIn. The
Jury, being unable TO agree, remained out until
late hour Of the afternoon.
Lynch VS.. Harris. Action for SANDER for an
alleged saying by the defendant that the plain.
TN had taken tho defondants undergarment,
and also that the plaintiff had - man knocking
ut her door at all hours" SC Norris for plain.
TIL, and Hino and Payne Tor defendant. This
case was not concluded.
Judgments by default wero entered IN the
following cases Collins vs.. Mclaughlin; Coale,
IT,, \ Co W. Mclaughlin ct nl; Perry 4 BRO.
vs. Chorpennlng; Bnrdett ys. SpauldlnE OF al I
story vs., BAllan etAL, FOWlerys Burke 4 Pillow.
mani Abner vs.. Heallyi Blake, trustee, VS.. Me
Young; Connolly vs.. bradley L Son; Trautman
rs. GOodchild h Turton; Rives vs.. KllnEle; Is
lin vs. Hussey, and Cayanaugh vs.. BarTiok.
Church \ 20; vs.. Murdoch. judgment for
The pending case will occupy the whole of To-
day. Adjourned.
EoUITY COURT-Judge Wglie.-ThIs court was
engaged as follows yesterday;
Savage vs.. Savage. Order to Issue commits.
sion TO appoint guardian.
Bowen vs.. Lewis. Decree taking bill for
EpOoh vs.. Euoch. Case submitted to the
court.
Reed, trustee, sc, vs.. wallaeh Il Fisher. Or.
der for Injunction to restrain sale.
lllohneld VI. Morris. Order Tor publication
VI testimony.
N re-, Estate Of Lewis Wooster. Order for the
substitution OF trustees, Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

lA MAN who was told by a clergyman 10 re-.
member Lots wife, replied that he lad trouble
enough with his own without REMEMBERING d her
mons wives
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

CHANIPAGNEs,

CIIAMPAGNEs,
90 Csc, Z. RO.d'rsr'' Carte BiaaeAs," quart,
20 Gases @. n. Mum, 4 Co.. "Dry ysu.nsy,,
quarts and pints.
SoC.se. aost a ChandOn's "Grsen seal, quarts
20 Cases Charles H,idsIscL 4 Co.'S, quarts sua
pints
sparkllas Aosells d HoekheImiI.
Clarsis ffsa ne aosss Of DraRdassurE Frerss.
mennesuJ Brandy, 1885.
Old Js5aics and 81 CTcII Ruu.
Bias. Ensilsh Ale. Guinaess BrauH stIut.
Younger = Mulr's Scotch Ale.
made in FrsSsr oh county. vsu superior.
FRUITS, &c.
NEW RAlsINs. Ssslssasd,) uhOl' bOEss. halves and
suIfINI INp sEKDLKss RAIsNs.
INV QpRRAnTs AND oirhoN.
fREsii rios. PRUNEs. Ae.. 40.
Prime New IoIk butter, tGIlt Edss.l
Prime New IeEk Bsekvheat;
gtuArtn, Mollor's, and Lowering Syrup.
NOrtoaG Plna Apple Cheese.
IssilIh DAIRY, Rdam aad Parmssaa Chsess.
Maryland Hams tssear Cursd.l
smoked Beef, Beef fonEuee.
breakfast Bacon, Refined Lard.
Parker House Soups.
0ordon's Preserves and Jsllles, OF various kinds.
mAllArd'a FlnOst Vanilla Chocolate.
Crosse 4 BlaeS Wells London Pickles, (sssoTtsd.)
Keen's London Mustard.
Finest French and italian OIL.
italian Paste and Masaroni.
BuTnetpH FlAvoring Extracts.
Lisbie's Extract Of Beef, Fresh Asparagus.
Atmore'n Mince Heat.
kennsay's Celebrated Graders.
HuntleJ a l-nlmsT'a' (Liverpooll Crackers.
Canned Peaches and Tomatoes, (nneat hFandn.l
Canned Lobatsr AHd Aalmon.
Winslow's sagar Corr.
Borders Condensed Min, eagle brandt
Pr, .isby bryan BROS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

Police CouRT-Judge SHeM-EllIa Smith
paid " for dis0rderly conduct. Elizabeth Mar.
shall, bOister0us fined IS. Robert Farrell,
charged with Indecent exposure In the Smith.
soplan grounds on the 10th day Of December
was arraisned and plead not guilty. A 70.
speetable married lady, living on b street south,
testihed that she was passing through the Smith.
soniAn grounds on the day In question and
passed THIS man FARRELL, who was sitting on a
Dench near tho renth.strsst gate, when ho In
sultei her In the RrOssost manner. Private
grounds, testified that he had often seen M
man there during the last eighteen month"; MTs'
that she had seen Mr.. Farrell al The housa ~
Anna Howard, on Eleventh street This IL a
house OF Asslgnatlon. The case rested here,
Judgment suspended. Another charge Of the
same kind was here brought the time being on
he 18th OF March. Edward Gibson testlhSd
that on the day In question be saw FaTrsllln the
Smithsonian grounds, and saw hun insult u
lady In the grossest manner. Another charge
was made VI similar KIDD, the time fxed on
the nth Of March. Amos Davis testified TO par.
lloulATs Of the same character a. tho former wit.
ness had done. For the defence Mr.. Mayhem
was recalled, aud testified that DO saw FARRELL
% Eleventh street at II o'clock on tho day
alleged. Mr France testified to seeing him al
hl5 stables at 1918 o'clock, p. M, and remained
there until 2 o'clock, with the exception on
about ten minutes, Mr.. Hughes testified to
riding with him In his buggy from 10 o'clock
~ the afternoon on that day. The Court here
interrupted, saying that he would dismiss this |
case and mo accused 900 each IN tho ffst two |
oasss. An appeal was taken. Bail ut $500 10 |
each case.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

H'N"ph ShiNNuNs
Yesterday afternoon q man named AlmOny,
OF the nrm Of AlmOny d Garter, doing business
on the corner Of Bridge and Congress streets,
uoOrgetown, shot himself In the left breast IN
his residence on the corner Of Washington and
Gray streets. Mr. Almony went home at the
time mentioned, undressed himself got into bed
and deliberately shot himself as above stated.
The injured man Is still living, but there Is no
hope OF his recovery. No clue has us yet been
given for the commission Of the rash act.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
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holli1ton, Mas, prayiBg TOR the extension Of Z
pateat granted tohm On the nh daT o. June, lt5s
tog IN lmDroyemant 10 hand drills
u ordered that tho testimony 10 the be closed
on the ah day Of May neat that the ntns for bllpg
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hssEd 90 the i9th day d June mat
ssn NAY els Ssle P 'Iss;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

Last night tho Philharmonic Society had
full rehearsal at their rooms for tho perform.
ance Of "EliiAh" on Friday night at Lincoln
hall. This will be the nrst performance Of this
great daAl Of time In preparing for IT, and will
spend good deal Of money f0f sole taIsnt and
o.her necessary ankiliaries, the public should
show that their Efforts are appreciated by Civ
ing them very liberal support. Miss Jennie
Buck, Miss Netlie Sterling, Mr.. George Simp-
son and MIR. Rudolpbsen will assist. Seats Can
Do secured at Ellis music store to-day.