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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
AMUsEan ENES.

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delighted house last night This play ismhked
by no strong nor lively dramatic force, and ls ut.
terly free. from all tho eTtrdUagansc' Of tho
modern soho2l' het w slinp ruuianSo Is pIoas
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talned allowing no failures 10 tho halt SlleEorical,
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tboUgbt rTpepJsd on tbe onestIobs 6I tbS ma.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

THE mills suspended operations yesterday fol
short while 10 consequence Of low water In the
canal.
Flour INSPECTOR PETERs has Inspected dur,
Ing the month Of September -four as fOllows
family, 4,65s bills; extra, $50 bills; super, Is1
bbls;i tns, $40 bbls.i middlings, 50 bbls.i total
Q, $50 bbls.
Tbs Russian bArQue OSkar and George, which
was entered at this custom. house, has been dis
charged Of her load OF Scotch draln.pipe, but II
still unable to get up TO the wharf on account Of
drawing too much water. Before being light
enod she drew about IS feet. She still has on
board SIS tons OF pig Iron, consigned TO Bait
A TOURNAMENT was held yesterday an ernoou
on the Georgetown College villa grounds about
three miles from Georgetown, for tho benefit oil
So AIMS Roman Catholic church at Tenally
town. The following knights took part In the
tourney 4" Take i i you can J. Meons "O
the ocoasin, 7. Mullln " lyanhOe," W Butter
q Maryland" J; Councilman Lone stAr," D
Reed Ocean, J. POore Montgomery" Il
Councilman III could not how could l." J
Grove $. johnson Cedar Grove" o. Bur.
rows " Forrest, John Burrows " Georgetown
Ray.
Al o'clock the Judges, Mossrs. A. HsIs, @.
the assembling In front Of tho stand, and after
the line had been formed Father StOnestrset
addressed the knights, after which the tilt be.
gan and continued until all the knights had
Mr.. John Meens, knight Take It Il you can, "
was proclaimed tbs victor and he chose az
queen Of love and beauty" Miss Kate Riley
Mr., John Butler, knight OF Idaho ranking
next, selected Miss Mcpherson as First maid
OF hOnor" Mr.. John Councilman chose Al
second maid OF honor" Miss Emma Davis and
as Third maid Of honor" Miss Mary l.. DUFFY
was selected by Mr.. benjamin Counciimal
The ladies weTo appropriately crowned with
beautiful garlands by the successful knights.
Owing to some Unforeseen incident tho Hon
Montgomery nlntF VVb VVn In hav
the grafton, was unable TO be present, and TIT
annual address was dispensed With.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
At THR BAR.


George W. Jenkins. indicted for the murder
Of his wife, was called for trial at the bar Of tho
Criminal Court, Judge Humphreys, yesterday.
District Attorney Harrington opened for the
Government, and Mr. Riddle and s. T. Thomas
The latter cOlored lAwyer) appeared for the
defence.
The case was called as soon as q number Of
arrangements hal been made. The jurors were
then called, With tho following result
Frederick A. klopfer, challenged by defence,
but challenge Afterwards Withdrawn.
Ephraim NJ. Whitaker, accepted.
Lewis Spanler, conscientious scruples.
John 7. Donaldson, accepted.
George Wilmer, accepted,
L. J. Middleton, challenged by defence
Eustaco T.. O'BrlOn, excused,
samuel Jones, had expressed On opinion.
James Payne, cha isnged by defence.
W, y. Bambergor, excused.
John N. Divine, accepted.
George W. Dement,, challenged by defence,
Lewis Payne, challenged by defence.
John II. Ssmmes had formed an opinion.
Andrew y, Plant accepted.
William d. Downing had formed an opinion.
H. II. StlnOmetE had formed an opinion.
J. W. Morsell challenged by defence.
Israel Demlng accepted.
@. Cammaok, IT,, had formed an opinion.
samuel T., Douglass accepted.
Patrick CLARK challenged by defence.
j. ". Russell had formed an OplulOn.
rhos. X. johnson accepted.
The panel became exhausted at this point,
and the court, having ordered the drawing Of
ten talosmen from the box, took q recess until
tho tAlesmen were summoned.
ATTER THE RECESS
At the close OF tho recess, which lasted until
nearly 3 o'clock, It was found that two only VI
the talesman had appeared.
II was suggested that these two should 10
called, but Mr.. Riddle said that the law Intended
to give tho accused something like q choice In
these cases, and when ho was selecting jurors In
q case Of 20 much gravity no would like 10 see
before him more than two tAlosmon 10 chose
from In selecting two Jurors.
The court cOncurrod In this view Of the priv.
leges Of the accused, and AFTER warning the
Jurors already selected to converse with no one
on the subject, adjourned the court until 1850
o'clock this morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

The Republican club Of the Sixth district me,
last night at Williams hall 1905 Pennsylvania
avenue, A. II. Underwood, president, IN the
chair, and James II. Smith secretary. The pres,
ldent stated that the meeting had been called
to hear reports from committees.
Mr. John Wobster, Of the executive commit
tee, said he had nothing special to report that
the committee held n meeting On1bo 18th ult ,
and concluded that they would work In CO-ope,
ration with tho campaign committee 10 bring
out voters on election day.
Mr.. Nicholas Oliver, Of the campaign CON.
mittee, said the committee had been actively at
work getting men registered, &c.
The president said tho bogus Republicans
would Try to capture ignorant voters, and he
should be very particular In regard to the Eelec-
tiOn Of ticket holders on election day, and give
tickets into the hands OF those only Who will not
deliver them 10 those opposed to US.
The following committee was appointed 10
canvass tho two blocks on NJ street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets and between
l. and NJ streets: John Webster, Nicholas
oliver, A. s. Grant, j, q. Jackson, John banks
and =. L. Lucas. The president appointed the
following gentlemen TO distribute tickets on cleo,
tion day J. J. Elliot, A, $. Grant, Nicholas
Allen, James Penny, Robert Jones, and Il, A,
Grey.
Alter speeches by Joseph q. Jackson, Jane,
=. Wall, and J. i. Elliot tho meeting adjourned
with cheers for John f. Murray candidate TOT
the Legislative Assembly.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
BENT ON MATRIMOEY.
a Runaway Couple Caught.

How the Daughter or Prominent Gentle.
mas Tried to Rus Away and IInrry n
CLERK.
Last night about $50 O'Clock, considerable
excitement was created near the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad depot by the appearance Of a man
making doublequiok time to the depot, and ox.
amlnlng all the carriages waiting Ia front. on
being questioned no said he was looking for his
daughter who was on her way North to DO mar.
ried against his will. After searching for some
time for tho runaway no at last succeeded in
finding tho lost daughter and her lover In n
carriage standing some distance from tho depot,
and Immediately inquired what this all meant,
and ordered them 70 get out Of the carriage,
which demand was disTegarded by tho young
gentleman, who drew pistol and requested the
The father demonstrated with tho couple but
without effect, and the pistol was again pointed
At him. This second demonstration caused the
IS.hoi, and SScsi@! boat ShoS Io fatRop has
caught US. Lots give up; some future time
will do" This appeal from the fair one softoncd
the wOuld-be murderors heart, and he asked
tho father lfhs would consent 10 his daughter
going with him; but instead Of tho father 70.
plying the daughter saidi "Oh, Il Is Of no use.
Call at The same me, house where | mot you last
trip. Come on your usual nights"
Amer considerable persuasion from tho young
lady he agreed to postpone The TRIP, and the
TO tho house.
The history Of this little affair, as near as our
reporter could Eioan, was that tho young gen.
tloman above ENTHUSIASTICALLY oloTk In
Georgetown, but at present q clerk in q Wash.
iugtOn store-bocame desperately in love with
this prominent gentleman e daug hter-a boauti.
full belle Of Washington - and Immediately
popped the question TO her, and received an
Affirmative responsei but upon asking tho father
for his daughter was comtorted with the reply
that the young man was only q clerk, and was
not able TO support a wife.
This rather nettled tho young mar, and he
set TO work planning WAYS to euchre tho old
man, and finally decided upon running away
with his loved ono. Last night was the time
set, and while the father was In church n car.
Tlago drove up 10 the corner below tho house.
and the young man gave a signal to tho Young
lady who shortly alter appeared aud entered
the carriage, and started for the depot, but not,
~ they thought, unseeui for \ houseservant
was watching the whole game, and no sooner
had the carriage started than he ran 10 the
church and informed papa Of all that had been
going on. Tho father at once LETT the church
and started In pursuit Of the runawRys who were
caught rs above related. The ceremony, we un.
dorstaud, Of uniting the two 10 the holy bonds Of
matrimony Is to take place shortly In one Of our
churches In tho presence Of large number Of
friends OF both parties. We, therefore, abstain
from giving any names until the event takes
place.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03


The Criminal Court yesterday behold the IN
usual spectacle Of six persons on the docket at
tho same time charged with murder. George
W. jenkins for trial and the others for arTRign,
mont. The arraignments were FIRST proceeded
with as follows
ARRAIGHMENT or BARAAY WOOD.
Barney Wood was hrst ATTAlgned, charged
with the murder Of Samuel Cheeaoman at the
Ice COmpany's stables. He plead not guilty,
and MossTs. A. G. Riddle and Francis Miller
appeared for the accused.
His case was hXed for Wednesday next, Mr..
Riddle reminding the Court that the O'Brlen
case had been set for Tuesday next, Will Oh was
the day Of election. The Court said no session
would be held on that day.
HUCK uROwHB ARRAIGNMKNT.
Daniel Brown, alias Buck Brown, was then
arranged for the murder Of VIM. BAbblngtOn.
Messrs, burgess and Bond will appear as eOun.
sell This case was set for Thursday, the 18th
instant.
EDWARDS CALLED.
HoEeklah Edwards was brought TO the bar
charged with the murder Of Hubbard.
MIR, Harrington, Have you COUNSEL
Edwards. wrote to Mr.. Hino I've not seen
him yet.
Mr. Harrington said that It would perhaps,
no improper for tho accused TO plead until he had
hrst consulted with his counsel.
The Court directed that the aTTaignment be
postponed Tor tho present.
ARRAIGNMEST or DE KRAFT AND FADGETT.
Frederick he KRAFT and William Padgett
were called 10 tho bar and aTralgned for the
murder oi Peter Bennett, by stabblng, ~ that
Bennett Instantly died; De kTan being charged
asprincipal and Padgstt as accessory.
Tho cases were set Tor Tuesday, the 18th Of
October
The trials were then preceded with.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT
GIFT MONEY ALL UP.
$5OO,OOO in Bank to Pay Prizes.
FULL DRAWING In SIGHT.

HE Grand Gift Concert, Tor the benefit Of the Pub.
i lie Library Of Kentucky, Il postponed 10 SaIur-
day, the 9Th Of December, Tor the following roA.
l. Tho failure Of certain agents 10 make returns In
time for the drawing 10 take place beptS mbeT y.
O. The accumulation Of orders during the lAst few
days 10 such extent that II was not possible 70
them and have the drawing on the 18Th.
.. Tue generally expressed deaifo Of uokot-holdsTn
that fun drawing might be had, oVon II 1t made
short post pom ment necessary.
T. Tho belief Of the management that By shot
post pom ement the rem nAnt o. unsOd tickets eau DO
disposed Of and all the prizes paid In full without tho
necessity Of any pro rata scaling down
FOR these reasons, coupled with the earnest desire
70 benefit the Publ Library by lager bAlAnos aud
the ticket hOlders By larger Els the and dis
tIbuton have been pOGod To Saturday, the u OF
Dsosmber, loIA On lhAs day and no other the draw
log will positively and unequlVOoAly come OF In the
At precisely O'oloek, a. m and continus until the
whole OF tho one thUuAAnd gittH are awarded!
The payment Of hs an. viii begin me IA day after
the dtAuinE and continue for siI mnntht. In rent
funds, by the faImeTa and DroysTs Bank, By sight
drafts upon the n, utth FAtnnal Hank OF New York,
at tue option Of the gilt tekst-koldots.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

I0Wn UTO'fH Tue UoTtm0ny,
The lOoofOcOs OF the Nineteenth dlstTi ct con-
gTegated last night, 10 tho number Of about one
hundred, around a petty stand on the corner Of
II and North Capitol streets for the purpose Of
TatifyinB the nomination OF a Mr.. Kllllhn, the
gentleman chosen by the few as their nominee
for the House Of Delegates Tho hour set for
this pleasing ceremony was 1880 o'clock, but
owing to the non, arrival Of band the meeting
did not get In working order until $50 o'clock,
they began business. Mr.. l.. q. Hine opened
the meeting by getting OF his usual speech, and
after eNhauslng himself gave way for j. j.
and A. Conn, who appropriately closed tho
show,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
nEIncE-

Among the gentlemen Of Washington the In
olinRtion Is rapidly increasing for the sports oil
the field, for hnRtlng game Of all descriptions.
The first deGldeTatum for this business 10 good
shot gun, and amer that the game-bag, shot.
pouch, poWder.hask, &c. At No: 1000 Pennsyl'
these things cannot only be procured at cheap
rates but OF the very hnest quality and most
approved style, Any one wanting the best shot
gun and all necessary implements Tor held sports
should 10 TO Prince. You can purchase Of him
twenty-five per cant. cheaper than they eau be
bought even In New York He also has table
cutlery and almost everything that anybody
wants.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
A NlnaEU

A good story, too good TO keep, Is told at the
expense Of a prominent merchant In this city.
Some six months ago the DR.. MUlay com.
mandeTy Of mOuntedTemplATs was established
In this city. Application was made TO the
Mason referred TO, who Is one Of tho trustees for
the use Of the asylum for the commandery TO
retreat In, and he was informed that the com.
mRndery was a mounted one.
What" said he, "a mounted cOmmAnderyf"
"Yes, sir"
"How 10 the world do you propose TO got your
horses up stairsT'
1t is the Innocence Of the last quest on that
suggests the fun.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS


NOTICES or NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
A CAPABLE man Is wanted to take IN Interest
IN a long -establlshed business
auNs, game bags, &C., at Princes baIAhr'
A DARK bay horse was taken up ostray.
ID. NJ. DAVIS Is an independent candidate for
the House Of Delegates.
THE Peoples Association Of the Twcnty.hrst
district will meet this evening.
Tvs regular meeting Of tho Wisconsin Asso.
citation will no held this evening.
LATIMER 4 CLEARY, auctionccrs, will sell on
Friday, October !, at II o'clock, 800 singing
birds. Also, on Monday, October -, at 43C
O'Clock, several valuable lots.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

The board OF directors Of tho Mutual Relief
Association Of tho knights VI Pyhlas Of tho
District OF Columbia held their regular monthly
meeting at X. Of z. hall last evening, and re-.
oelVed a large numbel VI applications Tor mom-
beTship.
This association is now permanent feature
Of this we'll known order, and is steadily 10.
oTeaslng In finance and numbers. Tho officers
are q. J. l.. FONwCll, presidents Harry Eron.
taTy; Chas. j. Brewer, treasurer; JOS. $. Mar.
tin, Francis Wood, George fordhlm, Harry
KrOnheimoT, John NJ Hlnklo, Hugh Divine,
pital, S. GolIstCin, Robert llariOn, +. y. My.
sTs, tieO 4. Strosbul, X. -. polhnhorb, John
NJ. ShOmbCTt Theodore Snllhn, j. K. Rlgg.0s,
directors,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

RAHI.Ow'E GALLERY or EINK axis
Renewed Croa No. i23Bts fu. Is.a "srn.
sylvanla avenue.
Op frss exhibition and for sals large collection 0
OnPAlntinEs, Enp ayfnga, Ohronos, BTonTss aiTipR
"a. BARLOW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

Attention Ia directed TO tho sale by MoBsrs.
OOldWoll Il King, Of valuable improved prop
erty on NJ street, between Third and FOur.and.
a-half streets southwest, being part Of lot o, In
square 81, improved bya frame house and large
barn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

OHicers French and RCdway uI the Second
vault OF Meridian hill, which contains tho 70.
mains Of several old families, had bcCCu broken
open by some unknown phrllcs Lieutenant
Johnson directed his Officers 10 notify the sur
WING members Of tho families who placed thoir
dead thoTeln, md no had tho vault temporarily
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

Oocaslonally In the discharge Of their duties
the members Of the police force are called upon
to arrest gentlemen who seem TO think that they
occupy position In lie which entities them to
Periect immunity from the vulgar hands Of an
OifoeT.
A case OF this kind took place a few days ago,
and Is worth relating. Il appears that on one
Of the Seventh street cars among the passen.
gers was q equity old gent, about nifty years Of
age. Curious TO relate, the car ran OF the track,
and tho lOlting so annoyed tho old gent that he
arose 10 demonstrate with the driver lust In time
10 be thrown out the door by sudden and rather
"heity" Jolt. Then he did get mad, and as tho
best means Of venting hts spite seized the unOf.
lending driver by the throat and struck him,
Detective McDtyitt, who was on the car, i'm.
medlately inteTlered, but was surprised to nnd
tho old gentleman turning on him and Ahgrily
demanding TO know what right no had IN inter
iere. The badge was shown In answer, when
the old gent took another tack and tried ~ blufi
Nc. by saying, III you only knew who | am,
you would not arrest me, SIR" This wouldn't
work worth u cent; neither would his other
bOmhastc uttoTAnces about reporting the OH.
ceTS' "haylng him dismissed" sc. lie was
taken TO headquarters, where he gave the name
OF John Henry; and after his anger cooled a
little, gave security Tor his appearance To an
sWer the charge Of assault and battery, and de.
parted Just the least bit cTc5t.ialen.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

At tho recent annual meeting Of the l. y. U.
4. Library Association the following oiheers
we're elected John II. Bartlett, president x.
Finley Hunt, Vice president; Thomas W:
Fowler, secretary Il. A, Kidder, treasurer and
VIM, II. Mclean, Andrew H. Donaldson, Alfred
II. GaWleT, Henry Urine, and Thomas Greer
directors and George W. Mclean Librarian.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

In one Of the handsome show. windows OF W.
NJ. 9Alt h Co.'s establishment may be seen a
large nugget Of gold. II weighs 80 ounces, Ia
valued at 800, and was extracted frOmN mine
In Boxer county, Oregon, aud brought 10 this
city by Mr. NJ. NJ Huntley, 10 whom II belongs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

Messrs. Latlmor & Oleary will give everybody
a chance TO purchase hne bird tomorrow, at
II o'clock, at their auction rooms. The oOnsign-
ment consists Of canaries, gOldhnches, bull.
inches and Irish blhckblrds.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

MessTs. LAtlmor n CleaTy will soil on tho
18th instant, at $3.50 p. M, on tho promises lots
10, 20, a and rs, In Darlington and Hughes sub,
division Of square 2Jl. The attention Of person.
desiring to invest in valuable property Ii called
TO this sale
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
OLDEST INHABITANTS.


presentations,
The Oldest Inhabitants Association held their
regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon
In tho Criminal Court room; Mr.. Jenkin Thomas
In the chair, and Mr.. J. Carroll Brent secretary
Tho name Of Mr.. John IL. johnson was pro-
posed for membership nd accepted
Mr.. Nicholas Callan, treasurer, reported that
he had ei0.3S to the credit Of the association 10
bank, and there wero no debts due.
Mr.. John ID, CLARK announced tho death Of
Christopher Cammack, ST., in few hitting 70.
remarks, and offered the following; which were
unanimously adopted:
ReIOlrcd, That the society sincerely condoles
with the family Of our late highly.esteemed
brother christopher Cammack, who departed
this life since our last meeting, on the slh day
Of September, 10 the 72i year Of his age
BE II further resolved, That the society wear
the usual badge Of mourning In respect to the
memory Of our late brother, and that a COPY
hereof be communicated TO his family.
Mr.. Brent read another series OF resolutions,
prepared by DR.. Blake, on tho death Of Mr..
CAmmack; which were ordered tn be entered on
the minutes and added to those formerly passed,
MIR. James Kennedy aud Colonel Brook we're
Invited TO entertain the association at their next
meeting with essays on the building up Of the
city.
Mr.. Brent said that no was glad to state that
Dr. Blake, who had been seriously III for some
time, was slowly improving.
resolution was adopted by the association
rendering him their heartfelt sympal hies, and
hoping for his early Te'tOratlOn 10 health.
Mr., Brent, In behalf Of Mr.. ROneTt T.. Dodge
John Thompson before Justice DOWUil, NOvem,
bor 10, 100, In relation to tho location Of Ger
tain land grants in Georgetown
The association then adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in a first class manner
send them to A. FIsHER, 0ls Ninth street, op.
poslto Patent once, The Professor will give
you satIsfactIon without fall
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

A. NJ. TUBMAN, Il3 Ninth street, Is selling
wall paper, window shades, 60, cheaper than
any ono in the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

Tho Weed Sewing Machlne--the machine that
gives more general satisfaction than any other
can DO purchased or leased on favorable terms,
at Uompany's Agency, 400 Ninth street I'm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

,ornor OF Now YORK avenue and liltCt nth
street, pay per cent on deposits.
Baaklng houTy-g w., SaIufddya9 ~ apl
Bto