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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-27
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.

ELIZA MURPHY Vs. HER HUSBAND, SYLVESTER
L. Lang0on-NO 81 ,69l.
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY.
Il fifth day of March, 1872, Judgment was rendered
in this court in the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following, to wit:
Eliza Murphy VS.. her husband, Sylvester L. Lan-
goOn-NO. 81 ,69l.
On motion of J. L. Tissot. ESQ.,, of counsel for
plaintiff, and upon producing. due proof of the al
legations IN plaintiffs petition contained, and the
law and evidence being in favor of .plaintf, it ID
ordered, adludged and decreed that the Judgment
by default herein entered Oh the fifteenth day Of
March, 1872, be now confirmed and made ina, and
accordingly that Judgment be rendered in favor
OF plaintiff, Eliza Murphy, ans against defendant.
Sylvester L. LangOOn. her husband dissOlving the
community of acquests and gains which existed
heretofore between them; that plaintiff be separ-
ated in property from defendant, her husbands
that she be allowed to exercise all the rights OF
married women separated in property from their
husbands according to law, and that defendant
pay costs of suit.
Judgment rendered March Is, 1872.
Signed March 80 1872.
PAUL E. THEARD Judge.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at the
city of New Orleans, on this first day Of April
in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and seventytwO. and the ninery-sxth wear Of
the Independence of the United Statea
WILLIAM H. CARSON Deputy Clerk.
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NHK CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE Ace
era hereby notified that the second and third ger
ct the Office Of c. 9. Kellogg. one of ths
registers IN Bankruptcy. Customhouse building
e. .n1 CITY OF New Orleans. ON the sixth day o.
may, iSa2. ct twelve O'Clock NJ. -
apis ~ E. E. NORTON, Assignee
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In Bankruptcy-No. 1888.

IN THE MATTER OF ALFRED RHopY. BANK.
rupt.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIXN1,
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH q
ORLEANS.
MAMIE E. HARRINGTON vs. D. A. sT1NsoS

+ HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE NM
Il tenth day of February, 1872, judgment VA
rendered IN this court in the following entitled
suit, in the words and figures following, to wit:
Mamie E. Harrington va. d. A. StinsOn-No. II
On motion of David Goldman. of counsel 70,
plaintiff. and on producing to the court due prod
OF said plaintiffs demand, the law and evidencl
being in her favor
It is ordered, adjudged and decreed that th]
Judgment by default herein entered on the tentl
instant, be now confirmed and made final, and ed
cordiKgly that there be judgment in favor d
plaintiff, Mamie Z. Harrington, and against de-
fendant. DR.. d. A. Stinson, her husband decreein}
separation Of property bet Neen the said PARTED
1t is further ordered that defendant pay all cost
of suit.
Judgment rendered February Is, 1872.
Judgment signed February "a 1872
CHARLES BEAUMONT Judge.
In testimony whereof, / nave hereunto set my
hand and xed the seal of the said court at the
Of New Orleans, on this eighteenth day of april
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and seventy-twO, and the ninety sixth yeeG
Of the Independence Of the United States
apis my4 10 LOUIS POWER Clerk.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOrISIAN.
In Bankruptcy-No. 626

IN The MATTER OF FRANCIS J. HERROE,
Bankrupt. =
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
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this act, the Administrator OF Public Ac
counts shall prepare registers of all taxes
due and exigible. For the purpose of aid
ing him in SO doing, the Administrator OF
Finance, the clerks of courts, the Civil
Sheriff, and all attorneys and ex-officers
shall turn over to him, for his temporary
use, all bills, accounts, writs and records in
their hands; and for SO doing, shall not be
entitled to any fee. The Administrator of
Public Accounts shall enter in duplicate
registers all the necessary particulars and
dates for recording and settlement Of the
accounts, including interest and costs in
CURED. One Of said registers, for taxes of
1871 and previous years, with index thereto,
he shall deposit in the mortgage office, and
be q Cue recording and inscription of the
lien and mortgage in said Office; and no fee
shall be allowed to the recorder Of mort
cages for such inscription; but be shall be al
lowed one dollar each for canceling the
same, which he may do upon the certificate
OF the Administrator of Public Accounts of
the payment or settlement thereof. After
the thirty first Of July in each year like
register for the unpaid taxes Of the year
shall be in like manner deposited, under the
same provisions as the foregoing.
SEC. IL. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
Tor unbonded debts existing December 81,
Gnu uhPdiu at tne tlme OF Jne passage
OF this act, or caused by receipts of certiti-
cafes OF 1871, for revenues proper Of 1872,
anu !or excavations and levees, drainage
,hachlnery and revetments authorized by
law or required for the protection of the
city from overflow or inundation the city
may issue from time to time, as they may
De. required, bonds of the denomina tions of
five hundred and one thousand dollars. hay-
ing fifty years to run, and bearing seven per
cent interest, principal and interest PAYABLE
in gold in New York OF New Orleans. and
at any other pojnte that the Council NAV
designate, perly coupons, and that
the bonds kd shall be called the
new consolid bt Of New Orleans. No
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

In thu poIIcs Court Yesterday Alex. Giles
ana Iohn A Rbesm vera nm charged with a..
sann an RrooEe Maekau. ir. They nut in a
plea that they had used no more force than was
pasdsd ~ ths nroteetion Of their property
Thos GIlerple. a workman IN the employ Of
deiendants. testined 10 holding the hey 70 d
buildino on al street. owned IN hfessrs, Rheem
and lllles. that MackaIl pretends TO own the
propertV and sent for the kew In order 10 take
poesession on mo building. and witness refused
10 give the kew up without the consent OF de
received ior an answer that he must not give M
The key. The building In question was usel by
defondants Tor the purpose OF ma nufaeturinl
drain pipe, and for some months past has been
usod as 4 storohonso for pipe. Mr. Mackall
weshs sinea ~ mean Of Eeys which he obtainsJ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03


The following divorce cases eameup yesterday
In the Equity Court
LOUISA DALLAS VI. ANDREW DALLAS.
The plaintiff alleges that she was married 10
the defendant In 1895, but he has proven uniaith.
fIl, abandoned her and committed adultery with
ElmirA Clifield In thisoity. Leave was granted
10 take testimony.
JASE AMELIA ARsOLD NEE sEwELL Ns. EpMuHD
G. ARNOLD.
The plaintiff sets out that she married. the de-
tendAnt On the 81 u september, lsab; that after
q short period he booauie intempurate, and then
abandoned her. She alleges, also, that he com
mitted adultery In Washington with Ellen VII.
lianU. A divorce was granted.
ELLEH KEAN vs.. LEONARD KHAN.
The plaintiff In this suit alleges that che mar
rIed the defendant IN 1867, but that he has treated
hoF with neglect and cruelty, and has abandoned
her. An order 10 publish notice 10 defendant
was granted.
JLNsE CAMPBELL, HEE SUMMERS, vs.. JAMEs ),
CAMPBELL,
Tho plaintiff alleges that she married the de
fendant In Alexandria Ia lbts, but that he ha.
since proven Incorporate and has abandoned
her, aud has committed adultery with one Ga
mllla German alias Rldgeway The petitioner
was divorced frOm her husband.
MARoAHKr REaAH VS.. WA RkOAN.
The defendant sets forth that she was narTlet
10 the defendant In Ireland on tho 10Th OF June
1895; that .Ner coming 10 this country he aban
dOnod her, aud has not since returned, Th'
divorce was Brnnted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

A committee. composed Of the following
named prominent coloroi men, Register John
y. Cook, Prof. John NJ LanRston. John T.
johnson, District Treasurer Hon. John A.
urny. Hon james A. Handy, members Of the
District government John n. Brooks, osl.,
Henry johnson, WIN. II. Smith, Aaron Russell,
John W. Page, Samuel Proctor, wm. SyphaS,
John Francis wllkorson, and Walker Lewis,
esq, called, In accordance with q resolution
passed at a meeting Of the central committee
having In charge the mrtherauce Of the supple.
montary civil rights bill, upon Senator Sumner
At bis residence yesterday, a. " o'eloes TO ex.
who have voted for the bill, their appreciation
and thanks for ~ doing.
rus iNrsoDuCTtoN.
Register Cook, amer severally introducing the
gentlemen 10 the honorable SenatOr, stated that
u was his pleasure, as ehairinan Of the central
committee, to state the object for which they had
called, and Ia q few we'll chosen remarks ~.
sured senator sumner that his efforts in the be.
half VI Justice aud right wore not unappreciated
BY The colored people Of Washington, and IN be.
half Uf the gentlemen present and the race they
represented no desired to thank him and the
senators who recorded their votes In favor Of
measure 50 Just as the supplemeniai eivii righn
and elsewhere, that the colored people are not
DESTROYS Of having all the rights conferred upon
them as enjoyed bY citizens generally.
THE SENATOR'S RnsroNBE
Senator Sumner, In Response, remarked that
a.
" auOtuel MIN pressure 70 hvet tue gchtiemsp,
anl 70 seq that they we're lul,y awe 70 tn M,
when, IN nus opinion, was lhe keytybe Ol the
arch, the provisions a. eOntlinod 10 the supple
mentary oiNll rghts ollli Mby tneli ptesehee,
and By tho interest manifested, they fully
proved that they were not aatished 10 De called
American cutehh merely ny name IN nus
| opinion no equivalent was q substitute Tor
equality and all that is demanded In tho sup.
plementAry ciNllrlKhts blll ieequanty DeiVre tho
law Tor BLACK a wei ~ white while ne vas
ready 10 extend the hand Of reconciliation 10
all ne was not VIKING that " shouih DC " tue
expense o. lusuce: go, -
The history OF MS country, ihe senator re-
| marked was Too grani ana glotlIu. 70 aulht ~
q HupPoslllon igr moment mat IotIokrne
movement which would result w ulsa.,et vas
neiitatod, espccially ~ that paty Nnlch ma.
| done 80 much 70 elevate " 70 tne hlgh plano oi
| greatness u now ocyupie. Tue VpponenG y
| the Dlh attempt 70 iIlghcn sonhe An1 uemoth
| lte otners " ass.rtlbH that INC ptohlslons son
lalned IN the olll ptONlIys LOT 5Ocial eyuhlV'
IL " inteniei 70 MAKE ~, elua before the lar
social relations IeEn.ate thensolNes. Hvw9pll
| Ike 70 see tue right o. transit anu All other
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
IN TOWN..


Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.
W. Delaney, Virginia, Il q the owen house,
0eo. n. Boxer, Philadelphlai Tucker paland,
Boston; y. W. willis, New Orleans; Niles y.
Parker, Columbus, Ohio; George q. wallaeh,
Boston, and ueorgo NJ. Dallas, philadelphia,
are At the Arlington.
Mon. james 8. NsEiey, Of Pittsburg, s al
deorEe A. Everett New YOrh; WIN. CLARK,
London, England; D. Chafee, Proyidcncc; Byfon
Slopere New York.. George N. SAWYER, Phila-
dslphla; D. II. Bnckiugham, u. 3. NJ Y. II
Iathrop, Va; J, A. Rodgers, u. s. MI, West
colt, Portland; Henry Jaekson, u, 3. Al Dr
J. n. Collins, Fort Hays; Dol. James " Mosby
Va; j. n, Aunan, Baltimore, and u. ". Peter
son, New Orleans, are Al the Bbblt house.
J. n. Linderu,an aud lady, Harrisburg =.
brown, Huntington, VII b. u holland, Va,i =
u. Budd, Val s. W. Ness, BaltiIDorei T. u
Challenger, philadelphia, are At the 81 Mares
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. 0uding, Baltimorei =, Nc
Fadden, Philadelphia; r. Joseph, q. 4. Chap
man, N, 4, Mr. and Mrs Kendall Philadel
phIs; ii. b. Norton, N. VI Dol, J. o. LogL
TompkIns, N. Y; 8. 5. May and vile, Nd, arr
at the Metropolitan. s.,
y. NJ. Young, Val Non, J. p Henderson, -
I,Ouls Mo, Myiin For, N. vi T. y. Rcote
New Haven; Miss Etheridgc, Tenn; W, u
Osborn, Toledo, o.; T. Owen ChlcagC' are at tn
H. vi Jons,, Lodi, N. YIN W. Maple
aud wife, 81. 1oseph, Miuh.i Jas. Ransom, Ply
mouth; J. W. Burk, Nsntlcokc, arc at the q
Jamee
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

The following lodges Of tho Order Of Knights
Of Pythlas have elected their officers for the en-.
suing year:
Goiden Rule Lodge, X. Of P.-S. II. DIbble,
V. p; VIM q. Parks, W, U.i II. q. Fowler, v.
u; 7. Snlfin, II. 5 II. stewart, T. 81 5. Lang
Icy, II, Representatives TO the Grand Lode
Past ChaneellOrs A. stewart +. Sniffin, ]. ID.
Ferguson, u y. Orumps W. II. Carrico.
Elual Lodge, X. Ut P.--D. D. Mockabee, W.
o.; b. Y. Jacobs, V. a.; X. X. Brown, X. 3.
Robert I. B0nglcy, y. 81 Samuel Wise, -
Representatives 70 the Grand LOdge-Robert T.
Lobgley, X. 4. Brown, q. W. Brown, j. 7. Has
kins, J. W. Harding.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Washington and Georgetown fiTemen's In
suranee Company the following gentleman were
elected as directors for the ensuing year; JAmei
Adams, 4, Edward CLARK, Andrew kothwell
Thomas Parker, William T. Howard, Eau
Pi0kTell, Lewis johnson, George Waters, EdH
shoemaker, Albert A. Wilson, Thomas u. Gross
IT,, Joseph RedioFn and francis 3, WAlrh, Tbs
board have organized by the election Of Jamei
Adams as president and Abel q. Davis as sec
Rotary.
The following oticers Of GermAniA Lodge, No
IS X. OF r., were Installed last evening BY y. q
q. Louis Lemkul in the new hall, corner Q
Ninth and ID gtreets v. ~, Mart. Becker W
Lemkulj y. s., b. Lemkuli b., FL. Piepenbring
o., Fr. kappei T., q. Bachcnheiner o. T., u
Schultz; Representatives to Grand Lodge i
Chanel, George I. Mueller, \. y. Meyer, III
Brown, JAG Miller, Mart. Becker.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
AMUsENuE Nrs.

THE Mormsns Mt Home.n
The above Il the title VI IN Interesting lecture
lust prepared and to be delivered In the Unita-
rian church, corner Of sixth and Y streets, on
Thursday evening, by Mr.. =. J. Barrows. This
gentleman accompanied Drs. Newman and sun.
dsrland on their tour to "Mormondom," and is
we'll qualinsd TO tell exactly what he saw Of the
Institution and how II impressed him. The lee.
ture will certainly be both Instructive and enter.
tanning.
NatIsnaI Thrutre.
Tho "Naiad Queen" was repeated last even
ing 10 a very fine audience, and passed OF sOnie
what smoother than In IL hrst representation.
The scenery is very Ia ndsome, and reflects great
credit on the artist, Mr.. Schafcr, the grand
transformation scene at the close Of tho play
being particularly nne, and receiving warm ap.
plause from the audience. The characters are
we'll cast and admirably sustained, and Man.
agor Savlllo may congratulate hlmself on the
success Of tho spectacular. Tho piece viii be
continued during tho week and for a matinee on
Saturday afternoon
FRS. MsaitsR.
From all W. can learn Of this iady's talent,
and the success that has attended her exhibit.
lions Of n, she would seem 10 no entitled 10
crowded houses. Tho photographic pictures Of
her beautiful face, which arc displayed II the
windows Of our Avenue stores, attract the at.
tention Of passers-by and make such highly
favorable impression that a deaf man would be
excused if he attended her concerts TO SEQ the
original Of the prints. Beauty, grace, and,
above all, such superior vocal powers as she Is
credited with possessing, will insure hearty
reception for the American songstrsss.
wRchteI
The German tenor, wacbtcl, over whose su.
perior vocal powers the metropolis has run
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

systt matte ArrBRGem-at. for Their Relief.
The executive committee appointed by tho
general meeting OF the Almonefs appointed by
uOvorncr Cooke, hold daily sessions every morn
order that permanent quarters might be as
signed them application was made TO the Gov
sfnor, and by his order the rooms In the CITY
Hall formerly occupied By the collector Of taxes
have been set apart for their use. These will
b. kept open e1Sh DAY from 49, N 70 K m
Although Investigation Is made In each case
every means Of protection from fraud And the
enlrealIea Of impoatoIs will DO taken.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
nEes

Yesterday, about 1890 O'Clock, an alarm was
turned In from boz 20, caused by IRE being dis
covered IA the wuath1r. boarding Of small irams
house on tho corner OF Twelfth and streets
department, although thsy pTolnptl RESPONDED
bal, 10 answering the alarm Nos. and en-
Rines got stuck In tho mud on Twelfth street
which Is In terrible condition norm OF NJ
street. -
A Are was also discovered IN tho Woodfard o.
George n. Mc0lue, at the corner Of Tenth and
l. streets. IL was put out BY tho men employed
in the yard, with a loss Of abOat Us,
An alarm was also turned In from box 10
caused by slight IRE IN tho residence Of Mr
George Green, on Twelfth street, between
Rhode Island avenue and X street, the result
" tue oareless upsetting Of stove. Damage
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

The Board Of Public Works have directed Gen.
Balloch, superintendent Of streets, 10 have pumps
repaired In the following localities Third and L
streets southeast Second and 4 streets south
west; ii, between First and Half streets south
east First and X northwest; First and X east
Rhode Island avenue, between Fourteenth aud
fiItsonthi l and Eighth streets southeast !
Second street aud Pennsylvania avenue south
east. They also directed him 70 require Of con-
tractors 40 agreement or guarantee 10 keep
them In good order for six months.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
THE COURTS.


UTVIEs
ttnoutr t,ouRr = Judoe Macmillan. - This
CONT Was engaged as follows yesterdayi
HaldSln a Hru, ", bradley, IL. This 10 an
action Of assumpslt 10 recover alleged oommls-
,snh,,s,, ~ d.Ssnlng arsrtsJ sr the ieIend
ants, inc dcfenee being that by the terms u the
contract The commission WAS 20 be paid on tl2,OO0
only. and the sum ohargei IL IN excess u the
Agreement Of commlAsion on that sum. Messrs.
IlayIalro 4 Phillips forths plalntiht Mcrrick and
stanton for the defendant Tho case was not
Concluded
Sbepher,l Va Myers Case referred TO J. J.
johnson,
GASES TO-DAY,
The following eases arc assigned for to-day
Nos. ssi, 9sT, no ipe loi, ca, lOI IOt, go aud
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

We call attention 10 an advertisement else.
whore In this issue, stAtlng whore tieksts 70 the
tainment IL expected. The Secretary OF War
will deliver an address u welcome. John r
Parsons, eco, one Of our greatest tAVoIitss Ia
OF the evening, az also a celebrated quATtstto.
Tho Iowa COnKressiOnAl delegation will be pres
emit a. also the President aud Vice Precedent Of
distinguished persons. Dancing will begin at
$50 o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

IN tuott 10 nave hlm Retained.
A strong effort Is being made by the congre.
cation and trustees Of the Metropolitan church
TO Induce the Bishop TO continue Rev. DR.. New.
man two years longer In his present position,
II u said that to this end petitions beiHg cir
culaied and numerously signed which viii b.
presented TO the Bishop by the trustees 10 per
son. They urge that, lnAsmuch rs = large ma.
Ioriy Of the members Of the Senate desire hiI
services A. chaplain, II Is eminenily proper the
assignment for the Metropolitan church be In
opsn until tho meeting Of the OOntsrOnSs, ui'is a
view To his retention as pastor. The Doctor he's
already been retained one year beyond the
usual time, but his services both In the spirit
uAl and worldly affairs Of the church have given
such entire satisfaction that the congregation
are unwilling TO lose him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

A most enthusiastic meeting Of this troop was
held at It's AFmory last evening The new con
stltution the best Of lts kind In the District was
unanimously adopted. An unusual accession OF
few dsspondonl ones, 10 active and ii honorary
members being added 20 the HIT. Meiars SUN
my, Brown and PlatE were elected the Recruiting
PlatI we're elected the nnanco committee for the
ensuing year. AfteF most cordial moetlnE, thu
troop aAiouTned until TusadaYi the oth instant
when the generR eleotionH viii lahe plnee ep9
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

John y. Cook, esq, register Of the District Of
Columbia, has issued notice, In which IL given
Instructions 10 persons doing business under H.
oenses from tho late corporation Of Washington
as hueksters, pawnbrOkers, bill posters, bnleh
srs In the markets, Insurance agents, auo-
oenses have expired. Those doing buslness IN
Georgetown aud the county under the glasses Of
licenses expired on the LIST " January, arc 10,
quired To renew the same. lie also has directed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

A public Installation VI the officers OF shop
No 1, 4. o, u, NJ, took place last night az their
hall. Addresses were delivered BY A. II. Red.
stone and others upon the pbleote, aims aud
bonents Of the Order after which the following
resolution WA offered and adopted
"RssOlUaf (Hy the Eoumenical Oftor OF Uni
ted hIeohhnica,) That the General Legislature
be- and 10 hereby, requested 70 empower the ap-
p1lntment VI two practical representative york
inEnen upon the labor commission, created BY
nj, HoAT's bill.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

The hop Of the AnalOstnn boat club, which
takes place tomorrow night, will doubtless
eclipse all the previous balls given by this OF
gnnlEatiOn. This committee having charge Of
The affair have been uneeaslng IN tholr efforts u
make II o1mplete success, spaTinS neither time
% expense towards that result. The COMMITTEES
wish 10 inform all DESTROYS Of procuring car
Tiages that by applying TO them they can be -
cured al half the usual rates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

Several Of the momOeu OF Dr. Qibs0n's con
ErsEalOn (foundry church, banded together 70
make their worthy pastor q suitable and useful
New Years present. and on Monday last visited
the parsonage, bearing With them Handsome
broad cloth suit and OVcrcoat The Rev, Doctor
was completely surprised, but aoeepted the
present with many thanfa, aud wished bis do.
hOTs us much happiness Al they we're mstTu,
Iuental IN Contributing 10 othere
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03

Last night Detective McDeyltt arrested q
drunken and apparently insane man At the cur
ner Of Ninth street and The Avenue. The wan
dcrer was bareheaded aud his clothes from his
shoes TO shirt collar were completely saturated
with water. lie was taken TO the Central
guard house, when q gold watch, tueny-ono
bund on his person.
He declined at trst 10 give either his namo OF
address, and talked in the most incoherent man
ner, hut hnAlly said he was Henry Horcue, frUm
Baltimore, aud that he had been In the city two
days He was allowed 70 dry his clothes some
what, q new pair Of stockings were purchased,
wrctched accommodation Of the station would
allow.