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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
MurRDFRFRs SENTENCED.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 11.-David Scott and
Mitchell Cheres the men who murdered three inmates
OF house Of ilfame Bull Run, near Windsor Locks
in January last and who were subsequently arrested Ia
Van Vert Ohio were to-day found guilty OF murder in
the second degree and sentenced the State Prison for
life The testimony all circumstantia and the con
vctlon was under recently passed statute which give.
irv the right to find verdict OF murder Ia the second
degree where ia any doubt case OF indictment
for murder In the first degree. The statute virtually
abolshes capital punishment IN many cases where
hanging would inevitably follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

fpAIN.
THE INSURGENTS sURRENDERING ~ LARGE
NUMBERS-TIlE BUDGET.
MADRID. May ~ 1872.
The Carlists continue to give in their sub
missions to the officers Of the Government
Marshal serrano VIZ e the greater portion Of the
forces under his conn 81 concentrated In the Province
OF Biscay tomorrow.
The Government officially announces that the Carlis,s
in large numbers are surrendcrng to the loyal forces
and that the Instruction is over. Dispatches rom 'he
frontier towns OF Navarro report that remnants Oh
Carlist bands flying from Spain into France
The annual budget has been made public. Tne eApen'
dltures Of the past isca year were eS2oOoeo pese'"
AMI the receipts 5sOOO The budget proposes 10 levy
tax OF 10 per railway fares The tax on the ~"
terest OF the internal debt Is retained. Legaces are also
taxed and the tax landed property is Increased 10
per cent The budget for the maintenance OF the clergy
is continued substantially without change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
MEXICO.

TIE REYOLUTIONIsTs RETREATING-GEN. COR
TINA REFUSING TO OBEY ORDERS
MATAMoROs, May Photographic commu-
nicaton was regstabshed with Reynosa yesterday ana
and will be open to Camargo tomorrow. Gen. Trevlno
with small cavalry force, left Camarg four days ago
going IN the direction OF Linares and Monterey Gen
Ouir0ga left at rhe time. with few infantry,
marching toward Mer. which is also en- route to Mon
terey by different road than that taken by leVin9
Tie Revolutionary force with them was small, lcisu
and I'm need of provisions. Gen. Cevalos entered let
nosa to-day II rumored that Gen Cortlna refuses TO
obey GEN CevaOss orders, and will operate or ms
account live off the country. This, however needs
confirmation.
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FRANCE.
AppREss DY N. GAMBErrA.

ADDRESs DY Vt. GAWBETIA.
PARIS, May u. 1872.
NJ Gambetta, replying to an address from
deputaon Of Asaans, said France must not speak Of
revenge He advised them to adopt patience and te-
nacy as the watchwords for thefuture True to policy
OF which these are the keynoes, France would OBTAIN
satisfaction without resorting to the sword.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-This evening, VIM.
Ramsey, night watchman employed at the Girard Tube
Works Of Murphy Co.. shot by Samuel Woodlow,
driver for the same firm woodlow entered the place
ana demanded a horse, which Ramsey had right TO
give him without order. This he told woodow, WIFI
IN frenzy drew his revolver aud fred The ball entered
Ranseys nose and passed behind his left producing
dangerous wound. The wounded man was taken 10
the hospital. WoodlOw has not yet been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13

the President suspending the sale OF arps from JAM 49,
1871 to April 23 violated and kilograms printed In
THE TRIBUNE quoted in proof.
On the fifth topic the report admits that the tesh
mony fails to disclose any corruption or improper con-
Duct the part OF any officer other employe OF the
Government in tho sale OF munitions OF war.
II committed 1t Is gratifying 10 know they
were occasioned by sordid selfish purpose
AS to improper intercourse by any Senator or other
American citizen with an officer agent OF foreign
Government the report concludes: There Is nothing
TO the slightest reproach upon any OF the dstin'
gushed gentlemen who have been mentioned In this
connection and nothing been disclosed IA having
taken place which not every credtable and
proper"
The report throughout shows careful and conscen-
tous study Of the testimony and desire to arrive at
the exact truth in the matter
report of the majority Of the French Arms lnves-
eating Committee has caused considerable surprise
among those who studied the testimony carefully, ana
among students international law. The idea that inc
United States, SUCH may sell its surplus arms W
beigerent power, TO be used against nation Win
"If this dOctr1 ne obtains" said member OF Congress-
TO-DAY, arms might have been delivered ny tne UnItcu
States Government in HavTe or 6rs s as ns Of
Nor is this ALL" he continued; ooht sec why . no
might just well send men TO use inc
arms. According to this doctrine, there us 10
no ail Which we could not give begerent. We
might sell him entire navy II we mad one worth tue
name and deliver the ships in his own ports We mlshs
turn out arms and ammunition for him. In short, we
mi ght do anything whereby we could realize pro1m.'
ton Committee and It's report, was well taken ny
all except those who owned by the Administration
debate on the report VIII take place wtm tnT ntn
mittce ON Printing reports the resolution iOr pruning
extra copies, which will moi be for week at least
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
PETROLEUM STATISTICS.

TirUsyILLE, Penn, May 12.-1he Courier of
this city will publish morning the following
report Of the production Of petroleum for the month of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH.


The laying Of the cornerstone Of tho Flnh
Baptist church, cOlOrod, on Vermont avenue,
between q and X streets, drew together yester.
day afternoon an Immense oOnoOurse Of people,
notwithstanding the intense heat Of the day.
The exercises connected with the ceremony
were begun by the slgnlpg OF hymn by the
choirs OF tho Third, Fourth, and Filth Baptist
churches; after which Rev. John Jasper, Of NJ.
= Zion church, RiohmSnd, Va, read selections
tor OF the Sixth baptist church, then offered n
ieTVent prayer. An appeal was then made by
". A. Cook for money TO assist In the eonstruc-
ton OF the church, which was generously re.
SpOnded 10 by the assemblage.
The congregation then marched around tho
stone, each dropping their offering In tho open.
Ing, thus realizing u, 100 towards the object OF
the meeting. The sermon was then preached by
the Rev. John johnson from the text ii OrOnI.
Giles, ylI, Now was In the heart OF David,
my iather, to build an house for the name Of the
Lord God OF Israel"
The reverend speaker referred TO the WORK
mat might be done among his own people by
the church, OF the power and privileges they
possess In that direction, and how small q sacTl-
hoe was really necessary TO build among them
sanctuATles where the faithful might meet 10.
gether 10 freedom and peace " worship 0Od as
they chose. lie also eniolned upon them that
Christianity and morality would do more TO place
them In the high social sphere which they desire
than any other avenue Of advancement. The
choir then again sang, upon the conclusion OF
which short addresses were made by Hons S. r.
Bond and Peter Campbell, the benedictlon pro-
nounced and the crowd dispersed.
The congregation Of this church was formed In
1850, when they built themselves q frame church
on the present site, In which place they WoT.
shipped until last spring, when The old building
was torn down, and the congregation set 10
work month after 10 rebuild. The new build,
which, when finished, will greatly ornament
that portion Of the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24
CITY ITEMS.
VISIT
wallAch's
Dollar Store,
lpl Pa. Ay., below National Hotel,


ubAFUL FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
THURsroE's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder ls the
best Dentrinoe In use. 1t keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price Is and 80 cents.
JoUvEH's Inod0roas Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior 10 anything known. Price IS cents.
THoHPsoS's PomAde optime Is exquisite. II
goftons, beautines, and strengthens the hair.
Price 20 and 80 cents.
All for sale by Druggists.
LOST HEALTH p-SelEneglect lays
the foundation Of much bodily suffering. As a
rule men are more solieitous TO repair and pre-.
serve their houses, stock 10 trade and other per
ishAble property than TO repair and preserve
themselves They can sec when wall requires
prop, or weak structure girdsr, but appear
to be unconscious Of, or Indifferent TO- the cracks
and nAws and evidences Of decay IN their own
frRil and sensitive organizations.
The consequence OF this want OF common pTu.
denco Is that Thousands fall by the wAyside In
lived 70 ENJOY hale and hearty old age, Il they
bad resorted TO the proper means Of recruiting
their falling yigor AZ the proper time.
Sealing what that famous yitaliIlng and lnylg.
Grating elixir, HostotteT's stomach Bltters, has
done Tor countless muiiitudes Of the ensrvated
and broken down, and with the long, un6roken
record OF its oures before him, II soems amazing
that any sufferer from premature decay; nervous
weakness, dyspspsiA ollioH,nss', ehTGa,G S9nsH
character, should delay, even for an hour, TO
seek the aid which rs tonlng, regulating and
ioylgorating properties have never failed to
ii Is no sxaEEeratIon TO say that Hoststter'a
Stomach Blttsrs ID tho most faithful ally OF ma
ture, inh her struggles with weakness and disease,
that medical botany and honest chemistry have
yst given 70 the world
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24


In obedience to q resolution passed by the
Board OF Health on Friday night, upon the sug.
gestions presented by A. NJ. SpTague, sanitary
Inspector Of the eastern district the health ON.
Ger on Saturday morning visited the PotteT's
Field, and made a thorough inspection OF the
ground. Az o'clock the committee. Dr. Cox
aud Mr.. MATbury, called At the Cove TnoTs
ONCE to present the health Ofhcer's report which
soinoided with that made by Inspector sprague
but owing TO the absence OF the Governor from
the city they were unable to obtain the inter
view. Earlier In the day DR., Bliss, OF the sanl.
taIy police committee Of the Board OF Health
held a conference with Governor Cooke Tela.
tive 20 the question Of removing tho night soil,
IN which the cooperation OF tho Governor was
asked. The Governor replied that he was pow.
erlsss 10 the premises, as tho Legislature had
ialieu 70 make an appropriation although he
ha1 asked iVr H.. lie was OF tho opinion that
plrtles could DO iound who would take the soil,
hnd manufacture II inlD fertilizers, and he
recommended the board TO Investigate the mat.
ter thoroughly, and report the result 10 him
when some conclusions would be arrived at.
IhE male portion Of tho population VI Louis.
VILE wear sheetiTon drawers as protection
against rAbld dogs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

An alarm Of nre was turned 10 on Saturday
morning about II o'clock from the Central
station, caused by iro being discovered In the
socond story OF Nalrn's drug store, Ninth street
aud PannsylVanla avenue. II seems that one Of
the clerks and Perry Thomas, colored, 40 EN-.
ployee, were In the room, and the oolOfed ma
accidentally set fre 10 n can Of alcohol. As soon
as u was discovered, the man grabbed tho can
70 throw II out Of tho window, jumping after II.
He then, with clothes burning, ran TO AmRn'B
restaurant, where he took bucket Of water and
eNtinRuished the flames, but had received
several severe burns about the face and arms.
Dr. Tweedy rendered medical aid, AFTER which
OmoeT sullivan conveyed the injured man 10
his home. The nre department responded
promptly, but did not 20 into service
Yesterday morning about l:S0 O'Clock coal
oil lamp that had been len burning In the shoe
store Of Michael Mhhoney, No. 1lib Pennsyl.
Vania avenue, exploded and set nro to tho
establishment Defective McDeyitt and private
wAtehmAn Norris, WEo were near at the timo,
forced opened the store door and extinguiShed
the flames without any damage to the property
or tho calling out OF the ire department.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

the Ariel Boat Club, OF Baltimore, and the
AnAlostans, Of this city, tho hrst for four.OAred
shells, 10 take place on tho Potomac on the 18th
OF July, and the second In slx.Oared shells, 10
come Oh at baltimore In September. The ATiels
have Just received two new shells from Green
Point l.. l., built BY Elliott, which arc said to
equal anything heretofore turned out from his
celebrated establlshmenL The baltimore crew
viii consist Of Gilmore, boHi Watts brothers
second and third, and Dreenway, stroke.
The crew Of the AnAlostAn has not yet been
Oarsmen will be selected FROM those that ToHed
In the match Last fall
Tho race will be an Interesting one, rs both
oilies will favor their represt ntAtlyes, aud thus
make the contest an exciting one.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

AL persons having unsettled accounts with
tho late nrm Of George b. Wilson 10. are 70.
spectfully requested TO call at No. G23 Seven tn
street northwest, under Odd Fellous hall, as
early as practicable, aud settle the same. Tho
senee OF the subscriber, will DO reoelpted by Asa
l.. HaIolton, the successor OF the late nrm
Wash nGton, ID. o., Juns %, lsIa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24
LATEST DISPATCH FROM GENEVA.
The Isl Ion Of Our Government on the QuFs.
ton OF Indirect ClalmS-WhAt the American
Agent VIII DO,

lNofld special
GENEVA, June 23.-lt u now stated that when
the board Of arbitration meets again on Wednes.
day the American agent will maintain that the
tribunal can adjourn like any other court; that
the powers conferred BY tho provision under
claims, and that II England persists In h0r 70.
fusal 70 proceed with the arbitration America
will press for judgment by default.
The daughter OF baron a. Itabiuba, tho Bra
ALLAN arbitrator, died to-day.
LONDON, June "A special dispatch from
Geneva TO the Standard says the cOunsell0rs for
the American Government before the tribunal
OF arbitration have gone 10 Paris TO return with
their families 10 Geneva The other gen tlemen
connected with the board are at OhamOuniN.
The DttPdich says that everything In eonnec-
ton with the arbitration betokensa long stay
Of the English and American representatives at
Gensya.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

The funeral Of the late Master John Vernon,
whose sad death occurred a fsw days ago, took
place from the residence Of his parents, Il street
south, between Sixth aud Seventh streets, yes.
terday afternoon at O'Clock, and wac largely
attended. A noticeable feature was the attend.
ance Of the members Of the Sabbath and day
schools which no attended and the junior order
Of Reohabites, OF which he was a member, he
being great tayorlto with his comrades. Tho
services we're held at the fifth Baptist church,
Dr. MeadOr, and were very Interesting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS


,.--,.-,.'OIlI, - L AL !. s ,i.I, Al. ..
leseIuN US the Natmss' ny y, Wy ses =. ~
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-, .n,-,,., ~ -.
Little Peu'' OF inc - w. VI wears pms
eheViot thlrt
Mr.. Al COX, Of the A. q. o., IL serene. lilo
bought the cradle on Seventh street.
Mis-, Apple n War, Ia a postesSas we'll as an
eioSu,ion ud'' ~ "' !" '''''''
Do,I,p Of tho cItv most ONCE. IL on a bust-of
maybte lie q srai1s'T
,,r,n,. h.n.. 49, an nv h.nds ~ aid ,ha
,hIat y. ~ .,sio nv o,s, ol9ot '"'
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Greeley hsSS are IecIesslnE 70 pTlGSS; . nsr
'no 'an e'0o'iOu' soio poo' ns'.ais WI w .s'
W1h,ng'on ratine' inc NOMINATIONS oh 'iuos'
afternoon.
Edwards a going Tor Brown, not 0ratG, but
another one,
We have our opinion Of that Department base
Diny. one ysSy warm day isst HeeE.
q. n watson. Gao. Of Rhode Island, has re.
moi a cierkshiI, and enteTe1 upon the pfae.
ia oi The law in WSsbinSton.
oar ar genniai miena jim broun, q. NE suohsIs
SUI WI kN W, isss9us ~ uIoIue' uu''ps 'h'
summsh naoy PuPi,s pto'etIep'
Brother flthlan, who was wounded on decofa-
.lon usy, nhs Iu,y tge9oIeLoI. ny Kea "soo
het regularly now uiau 70 near " w u.
An the young "bloods' visit Northern Liberty
market on Saturday EVENING" why 70 THIS
Thsv hav. n young A paohs brave a, the Do.
lumbla Hotel who indulses In "kass'' ami lager
equal to any "Teuton."
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,o'n,ghI "' IN" '1''"e
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49,. ~ ,.,is ,ssssn, ,ha, ~ as,s.,
yaung 1922 shlp mus s We hays bseS
hhote'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24
THE COURTS
CIyII,


sFEorAL TEnr AND DisrRIcT OotEr-.Jadgs
HumpArera.--The court made the following or
ders Saturdays
King vs., King. ordOr modifying terms q
sale.
Lang ct aivs. wilmer II a. Order Of refer.
onoe 70 auditor 10 state trustees' account
IN Tt. A. II. Putt. Order 10 show cause against
payment Of the Berry claim,
Kulp Va Rawlings. Order appointing Sarah
Gardner vs.. slmms. Order for preliminary
Injunction.
stafford vs.. Chester. order ovorrulIng mo.
tion TO strike out plea.
wAngerman vs. wangorman. Order allowing
t7S per month aiimony for MAY and June, and
Tor tho conclusion Of tho case In July.
ORPHkNs' CouRr-Judge HumpAreys. The
last will Of THEODORE wheeler was hled, proved
by two witnesses, aud admitted 10 probate for
personality. He leaves his estate 70 his widow,
who qualified as administrator with will an.
neNedi bond, t35,OoO.
IN re- Knox. Paper purportIng 10 be noncupa.
tive will, hled ADD the heirs cited 10 show cause,
II any they have, against the probate Pending
action, Patrick Knox was appointed collector;
Douglas Klopter qualified a. guardian Of A.
q. 3. Riley; bond, $500.
FOLIAGE.
PoLion CouRT--Judgs Snet.--This court was
engaged as follows yesterdays Ohas. Williams,
charged with assaultlnH q Elrl, 40; Antonio
Biardo, assAuiting Sarah Washington, and
Thomas Washington, assaulting Antonio Blar.
do, IS each; Henry Young, assault on Rosa
Scott, IS and costs, WIN. Mccarthy, threats
against his wife, required 10 give bonds In the
sum Of $500 TO keep the peace,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

On Thursday last . woman called at the roSl.
dence OF Sarah Thomas, In an a LEY between NJ
and N streets, and Twentieth and Twenty.nrdt
streets, and LETT white male child about nine
months old, asking her 10 take charge OF Il for
short while, and she would return and get H.
She has since failed TO appear Mrs, THOMAS
took the child 70 the Fourth precinct station
and Sergeant hneAs carried him 70 the 81.
ceiVed II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

MessTs LAtimer CleaTy, customers, will
this afternoon at I o'clock, on the premises,
sell for Henry .. Swain, trustee, all o. square
Baltimore aud Ohio railroad depot. Being as II
has been divided into desirable buildiny lots the
sale should bring together those In search OF
profitable Investments, and Il Is also we'll known
that real estate In this locality Is improving very
rapidly, -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

Among the most pleasant and popular Ofsum-
mer beverages Is good glass OF Ice cool soda
water, and one OF the very best places TO obtain
this isat the Temple drug store, northwest corner
Of and Ninth streets whore they make = spe
ciality Of the article, Pure, fresh byrups are al
ways on hand, and tho soda IL drawn Just right
Those that arc thirsty should by all means
call At the Temple,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24
Dry Goods.

nay GOODS RRpUCBU.
All Japanese SILKS strictly At cost
Full line Of GRENADINES, from i9S5 cents up.
Elegant Satin stsiptd p. X, ~ cent.
fns'ish LONG UJOTH, - esais, worm b cents.
Victoria LAWNS, from u cents ny
Ven large stooh Bid sPRE ADs, 1t much reduced
rates.
Llnsu spd Cotton LAWNS, cheap.
YsFd.lonE double DAMAsK TOWELS, Is cents.
DOMESTICs, a. Wholesale prices.
Ieti SkLnY a. NAUnAIN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

Green q Williams will sell, at II o'clock ..
m, At the premises, p12 street northwest, all
tho stock In trade, book accounts, fixtures, kc,,
Of the hrm Of WIN. q. Brett, agent
Also, at o'clock p. m, lot 4, In square ~,
situated on PonnsJlyanlA avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, being tho prop.
erty now occupied by the National laundry.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

and buy q home, by subscribing for stock In the
Building Association. No back dues. PrOnt
upon stock, hrst series, nrst quarterly report,
~ 40 per sharej - dues also net profit. OE
moo ID Y. NJ. y. A. building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

Yesterday evening, about 0 o'clock, Otioer
Price found q dead Infant on a vacant lot DO.
tween Boundary and and North Capitol and
The coroner was notified.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

uTHn dlsgusted fToe-tTAders called the Oincln.
natl conVention "the slaughter house Of glorious
oppOTtuultles,n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security,
In sums To suit, by H. II. WARNER,
Real Estate Broker, T2O Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

On Saturday evening about O'Clock a man
named Christopher stephens was found drowned
In the dock at the foot OF seventh street. He
was about thirty. hys years Of age, and had been
working at the wharf AS q pile,dTiVer, IRON
tho night, Aotiug Coroner HATtlgan visited
tho body, but deemed the holding Ofan Inquest
Unnecessary. The deceased has friends ana
relatives In Baltimore, who have been tele.
gTaphed for,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

II. II. WAREER, real estate broker, T2D SeY.
eqth street, has tlOO,OOO fOr Investment,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24
/ United STATES PAFRNT oFFiUR,

" wA1nIs0roH, .. o., JuBa 3, lBf2
On the petition OF OonRILIuB w. VAN NLtET, OF
HuntinEton Conn, praying for the sItension Oh a
phspt granted to him on the 18th day Of september,
lbts for an Improvement In Pin ~ oklnE Machines;
tits ordered that the testimony In the case DO oioasd
on the 18th day Of August merit that the tina Tor
Ming arguments and the hAAminors report be limited
70 the 80 day Of August noIi, and that aid psu
ton be heard on tbs 18th dAy Of August nsHt
AM person MAJ oppose this extension.
lsl6M8v N. d, LkooRTr, OomraiasinnsT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-24

u WAsHIN0roH, ID. o., Juus ", 1874.
On the petition Of CHsusoGY u, ORoaBY, Of hil.
ford, OOnn prAylng for the eItsnsion Of a patsnt
granted 70 him On ths lah dsy Of oetnho. 1885, and
proVemsnt In beNinE MAehlneal
IL Il ordered that the tostimony In the case DO
CLOSED the 10Th dAy 81 ssPtsmber nsIt' that tue
ums foT hlInE ATgumoata and the kIAluinora report
BE- limited 10 the Oth day Of September nsI and That
ala petition be heard on the 18th dsy Of september
AM peraoa may oppose lhla sllspSiou.
Iellf3W 81, ID, LE0GErr, Commissioners,