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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

SUGGESTIONS EOR SUNNER-It Il Of great
Importance that the system should be In viz.
or0us condition when the hot weather con-.
menoes. The effects Of high temperature upOn
an enfooblod frame are always more 90 less dis
astrOus. The loss Of substance and the doclen.
sion Of nervous power, OccasiOned BY excessive
heat, eau only DO compensated by the active,
hsalthful and regular exercise Of all the bodily
functions by which the waste OF nature IL ~.
plsnishsd and the vital energies renewed, The
great utility Of HOstetter's Stomach BitteTs Ms
a means Of t0ulng, inygorating and regulating
the organs Of the body, IL universally acknoWi.
edged. As tonic Il stimulates the Tagging ap,
petite and aeceleratea digestlOni as u corrective
Il nsutrallIes Acidlty OF the stomach aud 70.
liovus Aatulsnoyt as alternative aud mild
Aperient II regulates tho liver and the bowels
a. an anOdynS II promotes tranquil sloepi as a
wholesome s'im1lant II lmpATta hunness and
elasticity To the relaxed and trembling nerves,
aud Us a blood depurent II purlhes Tho vital
stream. The value VI such y specific 10 the
weak and dobllltAtod u beyond all estimate To
inyallds Wiltod down by the sultTY heat Of mid.
summer. II II as refreshing aud yltalIlng as tho
cool night dow to the sun-soOrched nOWerA
Composed Of vegetable elements only, with
basis OF pure dinusite stlmulaht, Il ls safe and
palAtAblo a. we'll as medicinal. In fever and
ague districts, and wherever the natural cOndl.
lions are conducive 10 epidemic disease, II 10
considered the best safeguard against malAri-
Gus infsction and the speedlest remedy for inter
mlttent and Femittent feVors. hW6f.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

For weeks prior to the once holders eonyen.
ton, held recently 10 Philadelphia, an OTganI.
zaiiOn, which RlOried In the name Of the Young
Mems Republican Olub,h lab0red hard among
the faithful to enlist under their banner enough
Office holders, and those who cling TO tho sklrtI
OF the powers that be, To present = oFelitAblO
appearance rs 40 escort to the delegates " that
"patTiOtic" gathering. To this end meetings
were held twice . Wook, and tho ring organs
gave promises that the escort would be large
and dlgnlned Que. A brass band was engaged
tn stir up enthusiasm, and money was freely
used 10 recruit the ranks. The AuspiclO US day
came, aud lOl fourteen men-naaTly all OF whom
held an uttoe-nade their appearance on Penn.
gylVHnla avenue, aud, with chop fallen oOunte.
nAnees, sneaked TO the depot whore even the
to proceed TO Philadelphia escOTtlnE cOlorsd
AlteTnate.-PGiTiOt.
The above, taksn IRON the Patriot Of ysstsF.
day, iG q tissue Of uilltul aud deliberate lies
coined for tho OpcAslOn by some employees Of that
Greeley organ, which hut ieW days ago pro
claimed against his domination. Is this lAifg
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
LYNCH Law IN ONO.
Particular. of the Hanging Of KiumsiI and Nc.
IeOd.

CIHCIREATI, July "a mob OF three thousand
persons, who took from Jail at CelinA, Mercer
county, AbnlOm Klmmell, Jacob Kimmell and
Alexander Mcleod, made short work Of the
prisoners. Alter leaving the jail tho men were
placed IN wagons, and al Immense oOno0uTse,
at tho command forward, march, moved Oh for
tho Klmmell farm. Here they halted under a
hGltsTs were htted about the necks Of the prls.
Oners.
Al this luncture Elias Seer, q brother Of the
murdered girl appeared, and pleaded Tor the life
Of Jacob klmmoll, the youngest prisoner, seven
teen years old, expressing his doubts rs 10 hli
participation 10 the affair. His appeal was 70.
oeiyod with cheers, and young Kimmell was eA.
empted from the sentence, AbsalOm klmmell
was much broken down, but Mcleod maintained
the same stO cal indifference no had shown from
the nfsL lie maintained he had never soeh the
BY bleeding from the nose.
He called Tor 4 testament, kissed II, aud called
on 0Oi 10 attest his Innocence. He impOrtuned
sisters, and asked God 10 forgive them all.
/ AbsAl0m klmmell adhered 10 his confession
made before, 10 the effect that after returning
from church, June - Mcleod asked II any
girls went west, and when Jacob KimmOll said
several thoy sill went In that direction until
they came 10 the place whore the girl was ViO,
lated.
Each violated her person once, and Mcleod a
second time, AFTER which Mcleod knocked hal
10 the head with heavy stick Tlhs was about
midday. Al night Mcleod told them hS had
been back 10 tho place, and the girl was mol
dead, but that no Killed hOT
The two were hung until they were dead
yhilo the younger Kimmsli was returned %
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

LONDON BRGGISG-LETTER INrOsTuRs. -
Here Is a choice specimen Of the latest dodge
In the way Of London begging. Some peO-
pie would call II impatient Many would con-
slider II Infamous. Three pieces OF music are
left al house with printed circular inside
beginning Ia the orthodox street-preacher
fashion, thu; dear Christian Friends; II
you approve Of my music aud will buy Of
me | shall be sincerely thankful, ~ II Is all
that have To depend on for my support; to
do so would be al act Of very great kindness,
aud the blessings Of the Lord would be sure
TO follow IT, The poor are dear, zee, very,
dear To God, aud those who help them sball
not be- wanting. Were It not that am cru
ely pressed with hard aud unrelentlng pOy-
erty, should not now he gulng about from
house 10 house, pleading for sympathy aud
soliciting patronage; ! should rather be pub
fishing with the voice OF thank solving and
carrying forward successfully In the name Of
the LOrd.' o that you would beirlcnd mel p
that you would lay your mite upon the altar
Of the Lord 10 whose sight II would be ac-
ceplable, even as the refreshing cup OF cold
water Which He Is pleased - smile upon,
deemlng Il worthy OF reward II you only
knew the difficulties under which | labor, I
feel sure that you would aid me, poor pOT-
tlOnless orphan struggling against the stormy
tide OF adversely, whose pillows run high
and Overwhelmingly. The race Ia not To the
swift nor the battle to the strong | must
not rellnqulsh all hope, therefore neither
will / cast away my confidence, which hath
great recompense OF reward, but will trust
In the name Of the Lord and stay upon my
God, because OF whose loving kindness
trust beneath the shadow Of His wlngs The
HYMN, which Ia dedicated to Lord Shaitcs-
bury, Is sold at the price Of QUE shilling, the
other two are nlnepence each. II IL please
you win call for an answer Tomorrow or
the next day The way In which trade and
religion are blended In this circular Is some.
thing mastery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

I'm Monday night, between " aud u o'clock,
while a picnic given by the culoTeI people was
going an At O0rc0TAns Sprng. on the Virginia
side on tAs river, between Washington aud
AieXandTia, q hght occurred between some ii
ibe eOlOTsd men, and one named John Rollins
vas cut uulia severely with a razor by another
named Arthur dole. The latter was arrested
snh taken 10 the First precinct station, and
aneTSarda sent 10 Alexandra Tor trial. The
Injured nan was visited by Dra, fenWlck and
Leach, Who entertain very sliBht hope' VI us
recovery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

ATTEMPT TO THRow TnE W. AND o.
TRAM oFF TUE TRACK-An attempt was
made to-day to throw the down train On the
Washington aud Ohio railroad OFF the track.
When the train was about one mile this side
Of HerndOn station u large block OF wood
was seen On the track, having been placed
across tho rail, but the discovery was made
too late TO entirely check the speed Of the
train, aud the locomotive struck the block,
splitting II into fragments, pleces Of which
lodged on the COW catcher aud tender. For
iunately the object Of the aend who placed
the obstruction on the track was frustrated,
and no damage was done.-AlesaHdria Ga
Eptie.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
sale .TsIaRds at the Wa.LIRHloH seLaoIEeR
rnFh,

On Monday last the annual sale OF hars,
stands, sc, al the Washington SchuelIen Park
was made by Green h Williams, aud were puF.
chased by the following paTtles' Bar No. ! TO
q. EbeT iOF f9Oi bar No, 2 10 John VOgt for Nl25;
haT No. To l., Boyer for slGO; bar No. to John
Nogt for tsb; bar No. oueorge bauer for t22i !
stands to n. Reh for Isl each; two Sausage
stands TO Charles Ebel for tsb and $40; two con.
fecIOnoTy stands 10 l.. ZeEre for t7b and tlOT 5O;
two cigar stands, one 10 Jacob LefO tor f2T So
the other 10 Adam Young for NO. two shooting
galleries 10 u. Reh Tor tb and $50; bird shooting
gallery TO II. Reh for t25, wagon yard TO Geo
Walker for sT5i oATTOusel 20 y. Rsh Tor $50;
swings 10 j. r. Aust0r for 40; barber. shop 10
A Baoe huI for 20; total, tl,7ld.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

Yesterday afternoon, about $50 O'Clock, q
Young Italian named I.onis ZerEa, In the EN-
ploy Of Albert Gleason, contractor, was pros
and Tenth streets. He was carried 10 the sixth
prpclnot poles station by Ofnoers Smith and
O'OonnOr who're Drs. DuncAnson and Echhardt
toratlves to relieve him, but At a late hour last
nIEht his caae was pronounced hopeless. Young
ZerEa has only been Ia this country about one
year and = halt and has brother VINO resides
on Ninth street, between N aud o streets, who,
upon hearing Of the Circumstance, had his
brother removed 10 bis h0uso.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN

The TrIaI Of siskes-Tssiiu'suy Of the
Father Of he PrI-sasr -1he RITE HRIi-
read Rlertlsa - Watssu Elected Pre-I-
deaf aud Gcn. Dives Vice PrcsIdsst-The
Cabsu PrIvatesr Pisussr seized nj New
ps1-Ams,Icaa IiIrI Wins the Race Mt
Rieetwosd Park.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

TuE number OF dlstllleTles ut work In this
country Ia two hundred and fifteen, and their
daily capacity two hundred and seventeen
Thousand ELK hundred aud elghty-tWO gallons,
Reckoning the whole voting population In
round numbers at dye millions, this would be
over third OF a pint Of spirits day for each
male adult 10 the United States,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

wNllachs
Dollar store,
tgl Pa. Ay., below NAtiOnal Hotel.

THURsTOH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
bost Dontrlhee In use. 1t keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price rs and " cents.
JOUvHH's InOdorOus XII ulove Cleaner 10 far
superior To anything known. Price 20 cents.
TuoMPsOH's POmade Optimo u exquisite. II
softens, beauties, and StTsng Aens tho hair.
Price 70 and 60 cents,
All for sale BY druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
ska GTnftIng -AaOthsr TrIuRPh OF Modern
RuFEeFy.


The patient a, boy eight years Of aye, sou
OF q. q. HlckOX, OF this city bad over seven
ty square Inches Of surface burned deeply,
by his clothes taking fire by the explosion Of
irs-cTAckeTs. The accident occurred on the
2lst June, 1871, aud for period OF six
months no healing had taken place. The
patient was reduced 10 shadow, the wound
bleeding ut every exeTliOn, aud Indications
pointing ~ an unfayOrable termination Of
the case. DIR. JeWeti, Of Akron, applied two
pieces Of skin, taken from the childs father,
In the mouth Of January, both Of which grew.
Some weeks after several pieces were applied,
taken from the parents, sister, doctor and
two school mates, who kindly volunteered TO
furnish seed skln" for the benefit OF their
little playmate. All the pieces grew bat one,
The effect Of the adhesion was great dimlAl
ishlng Of the sonslblllty VI the surface aud
rapid improvement
A singular circumstance occurred several
weeks alter. An attack Of fever result d In
an absorption Of most OF the central portion
OF skin. Those planted so near tue edges m
70 have united with the true skin, were not
much affected. But recovery Is now rapid
aud the surface "a nearly healed, thus show
lag another Instance Of the utility Ut this
m0dern Improvement In the art Of Surgery
EisBeidRd Herald,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

10 our notice last week OF the meeting Of the
National Educational Association, 10 be held In
Boston In August next, We failed 10 stale thai
Prof. n A, pAlkIn1, assistant superintendent u
duty OF delivering an address pP0n the scope
and limit Of digestive teaching. This gentle.
man 10 most thoroughly eOnveTsant with the
subject, and bis eaOh doHbtles' vii bs an 4bls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
PRIZE MONEY.
THE RtBEL RAM ALBEMARLe.

Valued aI s1S LsSG.g0 -Repo { Of ,hs sea
DsHs-PTIzs MShsy TO OOHe.
An act Of Congress authorizes the payment Of
the valuS Of any rebel vessel destroyed to the
doGtrOyoTs as prize money, Daring tho rebel
lion Lieutenant Cushing aud a boats crew dc.
siruyed the rebel ram AlbemATls, 10 tho harbOr
ui Wilmington. An appralsement OF It's value
was afterwards made which lett out the Item OF
her armament, wherenp0n lew weeks since a
new AppTAisement was ordered. The report was
submitted To the Special Term yesterday as
follows:
THE REPORT ~ rue AFPRAIsERs.
In obedience to the order Of the court we have
carefully examined and considered tho testi
mony taken before Us 10 the city Of Washlngton
on the llth day Of June, lsI2 AMI We have
since been enabled u obtain run experts aud
different sources particulars relating 10 the
weight Of arms caTIled BY the AlbemhTle at tho
date she was sunk NY Lieut. OushinE, Unitod
States navy, and beE leave ~ submit the sun Of
i2s2 SO w. as In our opinion Just aud equitable
apRTaisemsnt Of tho sah rebel Iron clad Able
marie, at tho date she was sunk, IN hull, aTmoT,
ngines guns, stores and equipments.
Respectfully submitted, W y. LKROY,
Commodore United states Navy.
EARL ESaLIHH,
Captain United states Navy.
RDnEgT W. SKhA
Commander United StAt0B Navy.
Tbereupoh the court made the following or.
der:
THE ORDER FOR PRIZE MONEY.
by consent OF parties II ls, this 9th day Of July,
1871, ordered that the report Of the board Of ap-
pTaISoTs appointed by decree Of this court On the
bih day u June, lg72, which report appralses
the rebel ram AlbemaTle, the prize In the pro
cssdlngs mentioned, Aa u the value Of t2s2,.
$50 w, be, and tho same Is hereby, rallied and
confirmed. And IL appearing that tine sum OF
Nv, gjI has heretofore been deposited with the
Assistant Treasurer Of the United states At
Washington for distribution to tho oAptora, u Is
further ordered that the residue, to VT. f202 VIZ
DO deposited with the said Assistant Treasurer
VI the Unlted states at Washington city, sub
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

QUAKKRsTOwH, BUCKS COUHTY, Pa, July o.
"A terrific explosion took place this morning
The receiver In tho engine house Of the North
Penhsy lyaniA Iron OOmpany's furnace eEplOded
killing John Reilly, James \. Stone and lob q
FATleyOnhlEhL EnglnesT William Nelson val
terribly injured, aud several GtGoTs severely
hurt. The explosion was caused by too mu0h
Ma
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

Yesterday at 100 O'clock several lads brought
a lost boy about four years Of age named Daniel
Gonna 70 the sixth preoinct station and said
they found him At tho corner Of North Capitol
aud Boundary streets. Oiilcer Sanell fooog-
ninod him ~ belonging 10 81, IoaephN Male or.
phAn Asylum, on street, between Ssc0nd street
and New Jersey avenue. He wAa placed In
charge Of Onicer Molarvey aud carried back 10
the Institution, whore he was Informed that the
boy ran away ~ eveTy opportanlly.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

The following II tho programme Of music TO b
played at tho Daplt0l grounds this afternoon,
Commencing At O'Clock "WOFld'B Jubilee
Quick March" Boyer; galOp, Devils Gall,
Sohaoht; p0tp0uTTi rum "Il POlintO," Donnl,
Esttl; introduction and HaltEss, "Narclssus,"
Wade; Rage In Ireland arranged by BeyeTi
'SohOttlsoh," by 9OTg; "0erman Musical Wan
deTsT," Hayd nreloh; Introduction and WaltEes,
"Artls Klangs," Dung VI national airs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

A meeting OF the Republican club Of the
Tenth district was held last night at deFmanlA
hall on Eleventh street, between y and O. j,
W. IenifsF, the president In the chair.
The new constitution VI the club was read and
adopted.
AIarge number signed the roll as members,
aud the meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
Proposals.
> uolosIis Eoe sunsisresoE sIoR NJ

orr = Posr AND DEr0T tAM Nv SuHsIsrESrEJ
WAshrsToE, u. o., July I, IsIa I
hsal.d ptoposAls, la duploats, wilt bs ~ coiyfd At
this office, until u on tho last Mondays Il JAY,
August and hspts mbsr for tho following aiHes:
No. kiour Cory Meal, Soap, Beans, bAlt, Homlny,
Amount sSSsls.S SSSG %ss,si dssiI,, and canal
lions, made kBOwn BY q. HEl.l.
BGdt OR., p.SA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

A FRENCH PLAN Of betting on hOrs" races
has been introduced at Jerome park. This
new system Is known as the "Parls mutual. "
All tickets are sold at uniform rate, as %
for example, and every one purchasing u
ticket states the name Of the horse he wishes
10 back. When the bell rings the lottery Ia
closed, aud after the race the total amount Of
the pool Is divided among the holders Of tick
cts On the winning horse.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

A match game Of base ball, the hTat o. the
,baopiOnshlp series, was 10 be played between
M Mutual aud chesapeake yesterday s!te.
nom, On ths f1FmeT'a grounds, corner OF Nhlh
~ Z Sireats. but tho Dhesapeakes DID not put
M An Appearance, and thereby forfeited the
zane byA score VI 0toO.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

AT PocahOutas, Ark, a fortnight ago. a
woman while passing q house was torn In
pieces by pack Of dOgs. A day Or two after
another psrsOn was attacked by the same
pack aud narrowly escaped. The local paper
says the proprietor has since agreed 10 keep
his dogs tied up, which indicates very ac-
cOmmOdatipE spirit.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

wan DEPARTMENT,
OETIoE or IHH OHIEE BIaHAL OgRICEN,

OETIoE OF IHR OHIEE BIaHAL OgRICIN, J
WAaHiEu fOn. %. ~. July W, L. m. ialA
Synopsis FoR rHR PAST TWENTY FOUR HOUR
The barometer remains hlgbest along the Al.
lantic coast but Is slowly falling; an area OF low
pressure exists over the lower lakes and north.
during Tuesday from Florida 10 New England,
sd ss.is hes tsIl=" ~-Sy HsnsEauy thspuHhq ont
tho Statos south and cast ~ the Ohio river, be-
ing specially severe ut hey West, Clear and
pleasant weather has continued In the MI die
and Eastern States Hut very few telcgraphic
midnight reports have been "a yet received.
PROBABILITIES.
There are Indications VI a serious disturbance
In progress In the gulf southwest OF Florida.
SOutsasterly winds, with Increasing clOudlness,
probably prevail In the Middle aud Eastern
States gu "Wednesday, aud the same, with rain,
IN the Southern Staisa, As on Tueatny. South
east Wihdh VceTing 10 southwest, With local
storms, prevail over the IoNsr lAhsaand THO
valley.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

St. LOUIA, July 1.-THE men brought here,
charged with whipping Rev. Mr. OallaRhan,
state that they had nothing to do with the affair
and say II he were whipped he des0Wedlt, They
tell rather a confused story, They have beR1
held In 900 bond for trial, II appears thai
they are also andeT hQRd loT trial at lrontpn w
IN q lblh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

OPIIoE CHET Qua RIERMlErERl
, hohF lEANEsWOHTH, KAN, june ., Is1a. (
sealed proposals are llVilsd, 70 he opan0l by iha
nndoTsls ned 90 Tho "a day Of AuE1iSt, I6la "a III
osiook, 4 M ioL he eona,ruotloa " ht0ho Walls
9Th ooyiaE, Bdet Walll q lFpn foaoea Afoupd The
nau9fai oeme,etlss - hort laavapyoFih And faFt
sons lndi.n fsTi,er and ios qas and 6pg kall STORY
ntona q Brick iadgaa At Fort LuaYanV0rh III amaze
hprinsheld, dissoail snd ~ bayetiSsille kikanass
Veme,SIies IN aeeorilneo with plana and upsolhoa,
Yer hqnaTAl, and whioh oAn BE- obtained b. porsnns
intending 70 hld A. thla once gu the BnpsTlntppa
. Fort Gibson.
Tue proposals must inolada ~ FE,FA worn nseassaTy
such a. creased founglEt1h, DO 10 avoid thg uTsss
tAllon u bllla Ia sAtfA WORK.
blds u be made HepATAtaly for each lodge And fapAs
ot wal aud must DO accompanied by the - al
No parsons OF Known responsibility that tkS 6ldlsr
N entar lnto oontIast awarded q aini snd faTnISs
vi PEI $50 lnty,
blddors NINA he preseal PsTsonAIy, or BIZ 4 Fopre.
sentative, Al the ondning q he bids
bJoEdsf Of The QaArtorpastsr uenaTAl
,,-,-,a.. JAMkR M, MOORk,
hSleF aud ouAFtapRAHsPF, Aetias ORlsI y n, Bapt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

The following was the range ofths Thermometer
yesterday at Hempler'a Optioian store, No, ass
Pennsylvanla avenue, corner Of Four.aud. a-hAlt
street. a. m, ~; 10 a. m 81, n N, 90; 2p. m,
ss; D. IN, 50 q p. m, ~; 9 p. m, 81.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

ISDIAHAPoLIs, IED., July 0,-The clothing
house OF L. J. MaBsleF n 90. was almost on,
tlrely destroyed by Hre this morning. The loss
will probably reach W, OOOi Insurance $4,000.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

POLiCH CoURr-Judge SnsH - Mrs, A. Lully,
OhstTuoting the foot pavement, hnod " VIM.
Ready, assault on Taylor Parker, ". Matilda
walker, assault, (colotod,) ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

A. lPasl 0ns third Of the work at BumnEtnn. F,.6s
asksOn, -"
sPSSlth9aloas saa RIl1isd forp' Tor PrOposAh viii
WA X MERRUL,
ha Major EnEinoara and Ryi Dol
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
rHE HRIH KLHrrIoN.

The Erie ticket, as already sent, was elected,
Mr.. Watson, president and Gen Owen, vioe
president. Both accepted. Resolutions were
passed complimentary to Gen. Dix and tho
membe ~ Of the late directory.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
CITY ITEMS.

OLosIHa.oUr SALE Of so, 90 worth Of Boots
and Shoes at wholesale prices Extraordinary
inducements, In order TO make improvements.
At HEiLBRUN's SToRR,
4la Seventh street,
io2T.2w Next to Odd Fellows Hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

~ .... WAaHIHarOH, d, a., Jans u, l5Tn
,hha Ne PetiAon VI WILLIAM hrEhLH, Y hlstsFs.
Nhies west Va, praying Toe the sHtiaatan Of i
kassnt FEaaisd y him on the 18th dAS O October.
5od and raillnod the lath dAI u Daesn baT la8l
from the Holt
ordered that the lss.laAs u w oAas " slossd
en the llth dAI 81 September noEt that the to for
ha arspiqeata 80 ~ hHAmneTs report be limited.
Tue sh day Of bsPiombeI nslt, and that aid pstl
Ahy poraon MAJ oppose thia extension.
leAtsSN N, y. Lb00kIT. OommiHAiOnsE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

CIScNsATt, July p.-The Commsrciai say,
nothing this morning to indicate that Il Is for or
against Greeley.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

Tho tTOt Tor 5000 between Goldsmith Maid,
Lucy, American 0lTl and Henry came of this
afternoon at Fleetwood Park. Fifteen thousand
spectators were present, American Girl Won
10 thtoo straight heats. Time, 2s2l, 2,lelS and
22l. After the second hoat II was iOund that
doldfmllh Maid had cut her quarter, and tho
judges allowed her to withdraw
The excitement during the progress Of The
race ran high and A. tue end Of each heat
American Girl was received with ehSors She
won the hrst heat BY half a length, the second
BY two lenHlhs and tho Third by ono lonnih.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

ALRAHY, July8-Ths Senate Is again setting
~ = court on the charges against Judge PTlndl6.