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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-22
BOSTON AND ALBANY RATLR0AD

CIR, BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
1I SmMSaM Isl, ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester.
nSsT y % e s sSR gad saS M and
The 40 NJ and 325, rs and IS Y i i Start
from Washington square station; all Others from Foster
For Grafton, wesboro', southyille Cor,layllle and
Ashland AZ and As m, l;40 4 80 and pm. "''
Fer ESr Milford q ana S IS Pap and 4sO IN.
For wellesley, Granville. West Newton. Newio,
ana Brgn r , AZ and % M 43O, pm Pas
train to Nalick, and there change 20 the Saxo~ylln
wards. ''''' ''N'h minutes after
The 40 m train runs every day except Monday all
Others every day except Sunday ' 81"
s sunday Express RON Albany leaves Washington a.
Sunday Mail leaves Washington "a sl,tio, . an
TRAINS Leave BOSTON al folows.
For worcester, at 5, Z, $50 exp. exp. Han
EXPRESS 80 express to famnglam, So express i co
For New York, via Springfield, exp. m. sexn q
Gralon, 5, i il a m. isS, S Z 80 EXP m. H.
S WSsihSSrGs 3 I lam l30 49, $50 exp pm.
G or!%yiiIs, & II Il a. a. 49, 49, i isS
ASHLAND, ;, I, 4 m, 80 $50, $50 cxp n m
south flaminghanl, s, 7. 800 exp anil d avn m.i
I 20 exp" exp $50 exp, E. 5S0 es p5 u yam m.
n Matick, l. 10, II m, 1880, g.l5, 4.Ghaosmsnn
s MUMMY :. 7 4, an, 40 I'm,
XII outward WINK nv, TeG y, T. M 25 exp 1870 exp M
omluy MAI leaves Boston NJ h 40 n M sinn,i, q. IA,
niTH VA "a, Sou'n Erningam, Worcester Wrst 1onn
am, q a pIfSsuI'HH' We IN New YORK ~ bjO
a. flhIll' Asst. Sup't, Boston.
WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION.
Conway, VS morcesler for Albany and Way Stations l,c-
pm. wy ''o"'' "'''' y !" ln' ana 40
For Albany texprcss) b.; for New York and Au.r,
WApl lu2b "a m, and $50 and 1925 M. New WI
nunuhy mail leaves at 1908 m. Sleeping cars viii
eive Springfield iOr Rochester daily, connecting win
4dO p m train. ''7 WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at q l5.lI30am
eN 100 exp, $40 exp m. Albany Sunday ~ nregs
OjU m. Sunday mail 1920 m (MOndayl 'i''''
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS AT Albany win tbe No,,
York Central Troy and ucccnhush and iiudson Iii,r
Railroads AZ Chatham with the Harlem ana liu,isn,
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Rarnnds Al s1ota,
Line with the Housnionic Railroad. Az pittsnod WIN
the pitlsed and North Adams aud IIonstonc raiironds
At Wcstheld with the New Haven and Nnriha,nntns,
Railroad Al Springfield with the Hartford New 1a,o
and Springfield, aud Connecticut River Raiiroais ~
Palmer with the New London Northern railroad a.
Worcester Junction with the Providence and Worceaer
Worcester AMI Nashua and Norwich and Worcester
Railroads. AZ South Ftamlngam with Tho Boston
Clinton and fitchburg Milford and South Framngho,,,
and Lowell Railroads. U. 0, RUSSELL,
suph Springfield,
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TO THE LADIES.

Ladies' married and single consult Dr. Hallock on
all private and delicate arrangements with every assur-
anee of relief DR. aloek gives his exclusive attention
to tue treatment of all Female Complaints from what
ever cause arising Perfect secresy in all cases Board
anu the best of nursing for patients who wish to remain
under treatment. DIR. HallOck is acknowledged the
leaunR physician in Boston in the treatment of troubles
OF private and confidential nature His remedies are
sure safe reliable and warranted efectual in every
case. HIS medicines are prepared in his private
araton, Tree from poisons other deleerious sub
stances.
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Money Sent without Danger of Loss,

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
on one order will be issued deposit at this office and
payment Ofthe following fees:
On orders not exceeding $40 .... 10 cents
Over s30 and not exceeding S3O. ..........i5
Over $40 S5D 9S =.
Swiss International Postal Money Orders issued NJ
this office at domestic rates. ~ CT
~ United States Treasury Notes or National Bank
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{. WAIT FOR IT! WATCH FOR IT! SEE IT! A
Stupendous Combination of diversified Entertainment
20 GOLD AND CRIMSON GA dsES
drawn by beautiful Cream and Dapped IIorses-aIl Inc
Circus etnue Largest and best Parade ever seen in The
Public Streets. " " N
IMMENSE RECLUSE RHINOCEHOs
Specially with this Exhibition, and imported al an
expense Of nearly %I5,OOOt Beyond all question
alive from Africa
FOUR MONSTER LIVING SEA
LIONS with their young. MacrOrllinns Proboseins
or Sea Elephants with name erect like Forest MOnarchs
requiring over two hundred pounds of Fresh Fish daily
or tler subsistence. They the only ones on exhibit
ZION IN the world and can be the Aquarium dur
hS the hours OF Exhibition, sporting in Artificial
AN AFRICAN HARTE BRRsTE imported direct from
Season. ~ 80 P'N'N'i'
The GRuNTING YAK OF fARTARY with long beautiful
mar growing from his back to the ground
Don't conlound this with any Small Show or Meuape
ne. Oui Dear IN mind that OLD JOHN ROBINSON in
triumphanty marching on, and will pOsyey ex hibit AZ
ELM PARK, WORCESTER, MONDAY, July 29.
jyl6 djyl6. Is, 20 23 25N27 W. ''' - VS.
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TO YOUNG MEN.

DR. MANSFIELD, Pleasant 81 near Main Worces.
ter, Mass has superior In the treatment OF that de-
plorable anctiOn Seminal Weakness or SpernaoTrlIea
Strictly private and confidential
HOurs-9 A, NJ. to q M. Office open Sundays.
&, MANSFIELD, M. D.,
No. . Pleasant A.
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NOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO.
and 40 pm. ~ M i''io Il ih'
returning, leave Boston at 625 and II M and 4 d M
Cars run through Baggage checked through Nyithnmf
shange a "''''ou'
lassehges Dy inns route land In the immediate vicinity
OF the Eastern. Boston ~ Maine and Boston n iowe
fax. - " nan
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-22

DIR Mansfield is. without doubt the most successful
practitioner In the treatment Of those complaints requr-
ing skill sccrcsy and experience ana ali other Diseases
incident to Females thai know Of Those recurring
medical aid both young and old, male and female, will
nnd IL TO their advantage TO consult DIR. Mansfield lie
Ia a man thoroughly posted In his profession d reeIl-
lar graduate OF medicine and gentleman worthy the
confidence OF the people. Call at his office a social chat
VIII cost you nothing and may he OF more beneht you
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-22

BRANCH OFFICE-2O3 Front St., Washington
SQUARE Worcester, Mass open from A. N. to 9P.M.
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PR0XIDENCE 3 WORCESTER RAIL.

day, July s, 1872. -'0N
Express Train, stopping only at woonsocket and Tx
brdgeO leaves Worcester at l05 M. Providence at
2.l5 p. "
Accommodation Trains will leave Worcester for Prov
dence ana way stations at 40 (exp from WoonsOckct1
and IL 80 a. No. 400 exp from WOOnsocket,) and 7.i0
D. 80
Providence for Worcester and way stations at GO5
(e&pressl l4O and Liza. IN. and 430 D. m.
The 6Oh (eXp) and 7.4O (malj and Is u m (expl
trains from Providence and the 10 Ii m express) and
4OO tmaill and ITO trains from Worcester con
meet at worcester junction with trains to and from
Clinton, Filchburg. Rutland Saratoga Montreal Nashua
Lowell, Lawrence, Concord, and the White Mountains
North or West. N F
Through Tickets and Baggage Checked to all important
points.
The Worcester trains, except express and no M
connect at Woonsocket Junction with trains from
Mliord and at Waterford with trains of the Boston
Hartford and Erie railroad. '
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence for Waterford 100 m and 05 n m
connecting Immediately with trains for Southbridge
Putnam and Norwich. 'eN'
Leave WoOnsOCket for Providence at 9 30 nm
Leave Providence Tor UXbridge at ITO nm
Leave lNbridge for Providence at 800 4 M
Leave Waterford for Providence at 500 u m
Leave NOrthbridgc for Worcester at 5 lhs m JeoVa
Worcester for NOrthbrdge at & 20 u. M N
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence Mt
I4O and H. 90 m and 42O pm. WOOnsocket for Milford
at $40 M, ana l5O and $3.50 y m
w
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CIRCUS FREE!

This particular Entertainment is given as gratnitv
MS patrons, and is absolutely eittoNt Aoneu or pria
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1aiIroa0s.
WORCESTER AND NAsHuA RAII

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL,
w ROAD.-On and after Monday, Sent g. ISL Pas
sengcF Trains will run Is follows:
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills m, and 20 and 20
(Grnton Passenger.) p M
Leave Groton Junction for Worcester at am
Leave Nashua at 40 a m. 1900 IN, and 500 m.
The $40 Train connects at Fchburg with trains for The
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire Rutland and
burlington Railroads, at GrOton Junction with trains OF
the Fitchhurg down. PeterbOrO aud Shirley STONY
Brook. and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and al
Nashua with trains Of the Wilton Concord Manchester
and Lawrence, Northern. Boston, Concord and Montreal
Vermont Central, Passumpsc and Ogdensburg Rail-
roads.
The lib IN train connects at Fitchburg with
Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington Freight and Pas
senger 10 Rutland trains; at Groton Junction with
Fitchburg, stony Brook. and Lowell an Lawrence
trains; and at Nashua with Wilton, eossT Manches.
ter and Lawrence Northern Ito Frankfin) and Boston
Concord and Montreal ito Plymouth) trains
The 42O m train connects at Ftchburg at I. Is m
with Cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts and Rut and
and Burlington Night Express trains at Gr0tOn nnctiOn
with Fitchburg PeterbOro and Shirley and Stony Brook
trains; and at Nashua with Concord Manchester and
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Express
Ogdensburg, and Montreal and Champlain trains
C,nA
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60 HOUSE FOR SALE.-The Estate
IN! NO 10 Harvard ST.. corner of John centrally and
Hlil pleasantly located The house is conveniently
arranged, The Lot runs back about 100 feet on
Jphi ST., or further II desired No more desirable home
can be found VIII be sold at n reasonable price and
terms OF payment arranged to suit the purchaser Ap
ply 20 J. D. DANIELS.
mzo deOptf No. Is Harvard st
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" AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD
cars leave Worcester, Foster Depot for Ionsc Inn
ne' North Adams Saratoga and Troy, n. Y. at 20 M
Tor North Adams. HOOsac Tunnel, Greenfield Shebnrne
rails and Brattleboro at $50 and II Is M For Green
neld at + ~ and II Is IN. and i20 IN.
Leave l1oosac Tunnel for Boston at ZOO a m md M
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hold. The injured man can scarcely recoyer.
CONNECTICUT
Some bold burglars broke open Downe's
bookstore in New Haven Friday night. and car
ried away about fifty dollars worth of nroncrty
i. b. Lynch, New Haven hack driver, has
bad his license revoked, on account of extortion
and drunkenness-a good example TO similar
offenders elsewhere.
Two obstinate cows delayed a train ON tbe
ohVIe Llhe road on Thursday. The train had
70 ~ stVpped and the animals driven of.
niue Danbury boy doesn't think his amt
is as pious as she pretends 10 he when sIe na's
SO much starch IN his Sunday shirt tba, he cas,1,
jump over single post on the way IN cb,trcI
me brst map and plan for the Conneo,jn,,
western railroad are said to have bean ra,,,.
ny lnc present conductor OF one OF the passen,rnr
trains when he was boy of thirteen PN''epEer
The mayor Of Bridgeport has offered soooo -.
ward for the arrest Of Coffee, who tbre,y TIE lc
over a bridge and drowned him iniefs
Michael McManus, Of Hartford. feli fron, a. -
cars on the way from New Britain On Er,, ine
afternoon, and received probably fataI ininriasy
lie was scuifiing. with some comrades In H.
baggage car, and, losing his balance fen ONT ~
the door. ~ Vut Vi
Mrs. VIM. Kelley dropped dead in ho ,.p
way Of her residence 10 Now London ON Frida,,
afternoon. Cause-hcart disease Mr. Rdgas
was hhrd-wOrking woman, about fnrtv 49,
81 age She leaves five children. all girIs' ''"''
About week ago, John WEIGH a Eor,yici,
Doy o. WE'VE stole silver watch from liz
stpM sa ., ~ is9 store. Thursday be erawled
behind the counter and stole eo;d ,,.', wy ,
proceeded 10 ibe wharf, where be an,aso,i a ~.
cabin Of the schooner A. q. Lawson a,'i ~
I'D from the skipper, Can't U.,hharJ s ,rp
thelt was discovered, and the boy was loiloned
aud captured. ""s 'oho"eu
Father Hughes, Of Hartford. hes uu,chosoa
NV ieeI lr0nl VI land w Harrington avenue
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-05

The most calm and philosophic case
ofself.slsughter OF which we have late
" read was that or John ii. Wood
bury of Lowell, Vermont. lie had 4
cancer In his mouth which made his
life burden to himself and Others,
aud there was no hope Of curing It.
He accordingly obtained some NOR
phine, making no secret Of his pur-
pose, ordered cotfiu, made all neces-
sary arrangements for a very simple
funeral, babe his friends goodbye. and
retired to quiet chamber. where he
took the fatal dose and fell into 4
sleep. from which there was no waking
In this world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-05
TnEY had the happy compositor in
Enatnn Pannsvlpnnin q Sllnrr time

TnEY had the happy compositor in
Easton, Pennsylvania. n short time
since. A congregation of the place
lost It's clergyman, and It became the
happy compositor's duty to put In
type a tribute to his many virtues.
In this tribute was the sentence, :" As
friend after friend departs. we should
reflect that every man has portion
In the grave and the compositor got
it"As fraud after fraud departs, we
should repeat that heavy men love po-
tations of gravy" The congregation
Is now, broken, up II is broken up
Into scouting parties, and the parties
are after the happy composition. They
might as we'll look for needle In a
haystack, however. The happy COM
positor Is 3 ...sub," and lie is never to
be found after the paper upon which
lie has made his mark Is Issued. We
have looked for him scores Of times,
fervently believing that he ought to
be killed and every time it trans
pired that he had gone away last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-05

AT recent murder trial in Men,
phis. wherein m attempt to establish
insanity was made on the part Of the
defense, d. K. Alien was called rs an
expert and testified thus briefly and
ratioually: IL have been practicing
physician for nearly thirty years; 1
have had some experience in cases Of
insanity, having been for two years
medical superintendent Of the Ken
lucky Lunatlc- Asylum. and during
thut time had over 1000 crazy people
under my charge; have heard the
hypothetical case read by Mr.. Phelan;
l am here as an expert, and before
answering the question would like to
say that the more studied the ques-
tion Of insanity the less | understand
It; and. II you ask me where it begins
aud where IL ends, neither | nor amy
other physician in the world could
tell you; In fact, on occasions like this
lawyers make tools of themselves in
trying to make asses Of doctors"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-05

TAK city missionary Of Dubuque Is
overwhelmed and discouraged. He
talked TO an excited German, and the
German said "Dame It; Wy dond
you 20 to work? Vat in ter tuivel vas
der use Of your gone round nit dem
bieces Of baber? Dem vas played oud.
Dame II, 20 to work, and dond be ac-
ding der loafer NIT your blows about
dem religious bizneSS." ...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-05

AA FEssioN OF J. r. GOOD,
r who cured hlmsef, and printed
O~ for young mon and others suffer
INC nom Nervous Debility, Loss OF Manhood,
1900 sney ate. the effects Of lndi.cretion and
a.Hshnse: furnishing his SELF.CURE, snd
sSa, ffes en receiving stamp or postpaid directed
'fs' JONATHAN ,. GOOD.
a tyr Loek.box l,o9A San Franciseo, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-05
CHICK FOUND.

. CHICK DRAWN IN FAVOR OF JOHN
A FLANAGAN was picked mp yesterday 10
Gold dlf TIE owner can learn OF the nndef
tAsrsof By calling st this once and paying tos
thl. alvNrfi is0ment, oc2o II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-05

Cx AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTOBER
~ /, 1872,
THROUGH PASS rnoER TRAINS
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RIM AND FURNITURE.

A HOUSE, TO RENT. ELIGlBLi STU
Tsrrs iSyorskle. Apply Ct this once.
Ieli II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-05

For RENO. connecting with Eastern and West
ern bound Passenger Trains OF the c. p. r. R.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-05

At the Virginia, Gold Hll and Carson ofnces,
Through Tickets can be obtained TO San Fran.
cisco, Ogden and intermediate points on the
G. Z. r. K.
ocltf General Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-05

FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Virginia City for Reno At ~ a. =. and
l.sO P NJ, and will leave Reno for Visginn ely
At 4. 4. and / 80 r. 4.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

=, Thosons OF Michigan gave their nrSt roesp.
ton and sOiree, In MAsOnle Temple, last evening
The hall was gAily decorated, and the Assem-
blage large and fashionable one.
AZ bSo 0clOck programme Il dancing, ON
DraelnF twenty ngurea was entered upon ADD
carried through Anooeasfully.
Among the many present were observed Sen.
ators OhRndleI and Ferry, Hon. q, u. ConRer,
Judge Sutherland and dauEhter, Hon, Austia
blair, Hon. MT. Foster A. QaInes and lady
from Maine, Perry Thompson AMI lady, II, VI.
Reiss, go, Miss Hattie HigEinh, Hon. M. IL
Higgins X 7; Spencer and lSdy captain Henry
Jen II, Jenningnt A. Weeks, ebq., and lady,
Colonel Drummond, o. the Land 0fics, N, L. II.
Howell and lady Judge Clarke, Marx BGrrin,
gsr, 60, M M. kaighh, esq.,, LIN. Mcneil d
~ Miss kltty DelRno, Mrs. AkSrss 7 p = =
The following committees Wero untfrInR IN
one
Executive Committee J, ]. Kno. w
bingham, Frank II, Congor, William III Bar.
ton, W. y, Thompson. "
ReeePtion oOmmlttss--D. T. Pierce, ]. W
Greene y \. Callahan, o. Y. 'AtI4se, W. y.
:, fio6r MhnAgsrs-A. W. Bingham, ]. X.
Howell. - '''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13
ALExAYDRlA APPAIRs.


toOusspoadsaosoi ths Ha,iouAi Rspublloaa.l
ALEXANDRA, va, jan Il I'm
Alexandria Is competing with WAshlnEtOn Is
70 the newest fashions 10 celebrating nuptials
A couple weno married In Jail here yesterday,
Ats meeting II the Columbia Steam firo
Company, held last night, the following ofhosrS
uere elected; WIN. KllgouT proaidsni; ID. A.
windsor, LIST Vlco PRESIDENT NJ. ID. ball, ~ Vice
proEidenti Dr. J. D, Hill, surgeon; M. Mclean,
tocording bscretaryi A. J. MArshali, core,
sPonding secretary n. II. IAnney, treasurer;
W, 4. Underwood, commander Of engine; J0a
Harden, o0tnmander Of hose; A. w, Chiffon and
J. II. mansncld, LIST and Al assistant CON.
mandera Of hose; II. y. HoOge, pluK command o.,
Geo. Uhler, RsVerdy johnson, n. Mclean,
iss shrs lS, and Henry usrbps, PIPs@epi
grin, executive committee.
The committee Of tho Young Men'a Christian
AssoclaiiOn Night School decide that desks 90
cupied by boys before the holidays and not
claimed BY them on o. before Monday next will
not be reserved for them, but will 60 given, II
applied for, 70 new scholars. TO-
Mr.. L. parno. principal OF 81. Johns Aoad-
envy 70 this city, has been reappolntsd and ooIl.
urmed a. city and county supennlsndsni Of
public inatruetiQn- 81 stIrrlrs
Warrington Lodge Of Free Masons ndycrtiso
for proposals. for the ro-eroetlon % their lodge
building, destroyed at the markethouso nfe
lANl NpfiuAs /" I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

The Brickmakers' Association held their q o
nunl meeting last night at tho Board Of Trade
IONS, aud eleeted the fOllowink b nioars TO ssfye
turing the ensuing year; President John 0rin.
ist; vice president, }, J. HoptinS;l secretary,
7, webster assistant secretary, 4. West; treas.
ufer n 4, Rlchlrls; AFTER which they Ahiourned
uhers they sat down 10 a handsome ). prepared
supper.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

A thrilling and touching incident occurred
IosteE'iay NJ the funeral OF Miss Abble Camp
school oompaniIus were tho IaIticip ants These
young ladies', pupils Of Mira Sarah L. wlse't
iehOol (NO. I Femhla IntermediAte, Pour u
listrlotl since Miss q. ,sdeath bad had prepared
AZ the hour OF the funeral they REPAIRED TO Mr.
lamps residence, No, 90 Maryland avenue
shere tho corpse OF the young lady lay, and o.
ne caneluslon OF tho regular funeral servlcei
ieposlted tho cruss upon the coffin, all tho pupil
meanwhile Singing the beautiful hymn, " Sister
thou vert mild aud lovely" In sach tOuehinl
lnd sweet strunes that there was not ont
linarily stirred.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

Webster Lodge, No. I, Knights Of PythIns,
have installed the following otieeis: Joseph ii.
Fagin, v. r.; Jacob Sehoyn, W. o.; q. X. HI.
81 Jacob Peyser, X. 3.
Elljah Lodgn, No, %, ]. o. b. n have elected
Jacob Peyser PRESIDENT II. RrOnhsmer, V. o.,
Y. HutIler, II. s.; Jacob GottbalL y. a.; A.
monitor,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

The notorious HeAoOok, or "Buaalo BIu,p
Eh9 has o9tAinsd y national Tepe taiion foT Bis
daring and adventures ON the Plains, called on
graelousiy received lie prOhered kls IeryIoss
as a leader and scout for tho party during Tho
proposed buffalo hunt AleKlstre ted him fIaht
royalty, and presented him with bottle Of "hTo-
water" on leaving. He .dsalined, however. 10
make any engAgensnt with him
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

Register Cook yesterday Issued TO Sergeant
James z, Boteler, Inspector OF Hacks, the cards
'ontalnlng the rates u fare to DO displayed 10
ne haekney carriages, which the law pre-.
serlbes. The tickets 10 10 furnishoI by owners
y hacks To each Passenger were also Issue Il
him. Sergeant Boteler viii distribute them TO
any violation Of the Law will he attended 10 IN
the officers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

= AT mestinE Of the directors Of The Eric
railway on ThuIadRy, q II. PI Archer was
elected vice president In place ofthe late james
FISK. Mr. Archer, says the New'YOTk HsTaId,
pany and vas n warn personal ffisnd and Al.
mirer OF his hmented predecessor. He 4 gen
uemhn OF wealth aud IL said 70 possess great
which MT fiak also occupied. vas Yesterdav
virtually abolished, and In It's stead an Auditins
committee appointed, whose duties u shall Be
70 examine All the accounts, and pess upon them
before lhey arc paid, This oOmnittee u com
posed oilhe following named Rontlemen, Messrs
Henry Thompson, HOTatiO N. Otis and Judge
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13
Police It.u.

An Insane man named James DouRhIln ar.
hyei ~ the city yesterday from Michigan, And
tsylum.
Onieer shelton, ofthe Eighth precinct, brought
o tho slatlon-hOuse Thursday night a eoloTed
ooy, ageu hbout SIX years, who was found by tn,
vas comfortably provided for during the Might,
nd 10 the morning returned to his mother
=, me police are very active 10 ferretinE out tn,
ulclt lquOr-dealers IN the various precinc s. y,
49, - .s-Tssl .t-h E-.-ss ~ L-i.s.t.o
eIOre inc rrbner authority considerable num-
per OF cases, who are hncd tho neat sum OF kibO
lhl refused the privilege Of n license,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13

Rev; A; b. Kendig, popular preacher In the
iowa h. Il Conference, preached last evening
peloIo large and appreciatlye audience, from
nc hrst chapter Of Acts and tho eighth verse.
by request, Dr. KOndig has consentod 70 preach
again In the same chapel, on sunday afternoon
AZ . o'clock, when our citizens may expect . hnt
speelman u WesleFn eloluenee.