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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

Captain Tyler ''to head him or die"
Furthermore, Mr.. Greeley tells US that this
Cincinnati consultation is to meet on the LIST
of May, that it will be mass convention
speaking without any authority but that
which may be accorded to the merits of its
proceedings; that nobody knows whether 1t
will proclaim a platform, or nominate ticket,
or adopt some other form of appeal to the
country. He says too, that mo one is ex-
cluded from attending )" that ''the invitation
is so broad that many will doubtless be pres
ent who have not been delegated )" from
which we infer that after all the warnings
given and all the precautions suggested to
separate the anti-Grant men from the Grant
men, or the sheep from the goats, that sheep
and goats will be allowed freely to intcrmingle
and form the happy family. Thus the out
come of this liberal convention may well be
considered doubtful ; for if the Grant repub-
licans choose TO act upon this invitation they
luton in favor Of the Philadelphia ticket, and
thus turn the tables completely upon Brown,
Schurz, General Blair and their Missouri pos
sum policy.
1t is curious fact that the siguers of this
New York liberal republican manifesto, with
three or four exceptions, are of that school of
old line democrats who bolted with Martin
Van Buren, and his promising son, our la
mented Prince John, and on the free soil plat
form, against General Cass, the regular demo-
cratic nominee of 1S4s. They are old boilers,
and may expect to repeat in 1872 their sue
cessful bolt of '48 but this time the odds are
heavily against them, for the great political
revolution commenced in 4s is now, in it's
accomplishment, represented more fully by
General Grant than any other living man.
Negro suffrage, for instance, is as much his
work as negro emancipation was the work of
Lincoln. The foundations Of this great revo-
luton and pyramid of reconstruction, we say,
were laid in 1S4s in free soil but the statue
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22
The LATE JOHN Q. aooLRIoK.

A meeting Of the clerks Of the Quarter master
Generals ONCE war held there yesterday after.
demise Of QUE Of the oldest clerks Of that oinos,
Mr.. John y. 0oolriok, who. amer brief III ness,
died at his residence In this city, on Thursdsy
morning, the 2isS Instant, In the seVenty.slxth
o. motion, Mr.. WIN. A. Gordon, tn. sonIor
clerk OF the ONCE, was called 10 tue chair, ana
Mr.. George r. finckel was appointed secretary.
MIR. tiordon briefly stated tho object Of the
meeting, and touchingly alluded 10 the virtues
or the deoeAse.
% motion, COMMITTEES, consisting Of Nessrs
Abbott Gallagher and MoNofhany, was Ap-
pointed TO DRAFT suitable resoIuuions.
The committee retired, aud, after a short alb
senee, reported the following preamble and res
olatlons Which were nnAnimoasly adop.el, and
and published In the city papers:
Whereas BY the lnoxorlble fat OF death our
venerable fellow.clerk, John Y. 9oolrlek, has
gTlmAge; and whereas BY his sterling character
as a man, his onAtfec 81 sincerity az a friend,
his answering patriotism as q Citizen, asd his
the respect and sonhIsncs Of his sssSsIsIss I'm N
AL the personal and oificlal relations Of life:
RSIoIpsd, That while meekly bowling to the
Divine will, We sincerely mourn the loss Of our
esteemed friend and companion, who, at the
advanced age OF 70 years, quietly passed, as It
were, With single step, from the Relys lAborS
Received, That by his earnest devotion to the
cause Of his county as an otiicsr OF the army
moe than hall a century ago, and by his subse.
quent honorable career, for upwards Of twenty.
0onsrAl, he has len al snylAble record Of min.
gled patriotism and usefulness, around which
cluster many bright honors and cherished mem
cries.
Rsiolped, That We tender 10 the analasd fam.
lily Of the deceased our heartfelt sympathies and,
Al mark Of respect for his memory, will attend
bis funeral In q body
The meeting thon adjourned.
W. A. uoRDAN, Chairman.
aKo. X. fIEoKEI, Secretary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

II was decidedly winterish yesterday.
A special mssling, Of John A. RAulins Post
ming Al Union LeaEus hall.
The Jap,. who ,tr,lisd about the olty yestsr.
day looked very cold, anil buttonsd their over.
coats about them very tightly
nj. ~. ho.,nn., ~ ~. ,,o,i.. ,o.o. ..ha
hap = IN MI N. ntber .,snibpS wIsh y.,c.I
az. - haIi"osd ~ Mn ~ stanS NJ. s,a.na ~
NJ ae no, .ne,s ~ 70 hin n.su ~ nm M M
s,,1.Is 5000 ~. Nv H. 1890 ~. ~ ' ~
rn sssGn h% ns 90 uhS shan II .S mat , ne
y.,,sri.v ,no,n,ng nm, tha hi.rsma,,.,
,s.y az ns nf -, o. ~ ~. isa.sa.g
sa,nt ahon, Ia ,assio.L \. ,nnonntsJ his -,
Psds and ssiied down ths Aysnas. % tGs dirso.
inu ~ nsNAP''o'' W '"' ""' VI 'ue
V1s
~ hugh Diynsy' the age.S" SADLY aooS! ths
lngtnh; me eaIIlsge no s,ekani lanlau,
VIII ', snl ,t ~ sI1pPng ICY.
guos Hpets, ~ ~ ~. ~ kuiu myuht ny.
nnpas,.nos me e'Ao'''H"'u' HaA'' 'P'snu'd
APPohs0o'
What cross-eyod, yellow. haired, lAnternJaWed
Coyote stole me spout rom the hydrant corner
Of seventh street and the Ayenusf II he 70
caught the police have been Instructed to at
taeh bis worthless carcass 70 rope aud drag
Nun through the canal IRON ohs end 70 the
"'ue''
Yesterday morning an immense block Of pure
tons, arrived At JSTsnaIs yard, next tue i Rs
PUBLICAN ONCE Out Of Il 10 10 be cut the statue
Of Ben. Franklin, which 10 70 be displayed from
the front 81 our new ofhce. The statue will be
larger than llfesiIe, and, 90 far a. execution IL
concerned, We expect IL 70 be very hne.
Mr., Joseph Bslknap, the inspector Of steam.
boats. so, has resigned. We don't know Mr..
BelknAp from . Digger Indian. We believe be
was a very faithful ofiolRl, aud We wish him
every sueeess. But really We are glad he has
taken this step, Every day or two the news.
papers told oi bis arrival or departure, aud his
feaiRnAtion has saved a wonderful deal u
tYDosraDhloAl Sx penHs 70 our city paDera
hnssg .nbaH.y yes.sriay Tho operator a.
haustei his peTsursive powers ia III eti1rts %
eonvInee Ihe,n mai the vroun uoniI nnne.r Ia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

The ihjunctionists, memoriailsts, or the Oil.
Esnh' association, no matter By which name you
may cali them, have fallen out, and the public
may now have an opportunity Of Ascertaining
how this small band Of mAlcoutsnt lnau gurated
4 And carried out their determined opposition to
the will Of the people 10 the matter Of the im.
provemsnt Of the oily, and also by whom they
were assisted and directed.
The reason Of this little falling out, As far as
can be ascortained, 10 the total Ignoring Of one
Of the early workers In the cause; member
who, according to his own statement, succeeded
IN getting the matter before Congress when all
others mad failed. This party name 10 A. Wat
aon, and this 10 substantially the story he tells
Afsr being beaten In the courts on the In.
Junction, the citizenf association resolved that
the next best way "
HANPER rms DISTRICT aovERpMnNr
was BY securing Congressional investigation,
aud steps In that direction were nj onoo SCI On
A resolution calling for the investigation was
drawn up BY John II. Crane, who vent TO sew.
eral Senators, among them senator Wilson, aud
Attemp ed 20 get Il Introduced In the Senate; an
attempt which proved Abortlve, each gentleman
approached defining to be mixed up In the mat.
party, ADD they knew Rot where 10 tara Sntil i
suddenly flashed AorOss the brain Of A. Watson
that he had formerly known
oENERAL FARsswoRrH, THE GREAT iNvks-
and that ho was, above all others, the member
Whose assistance they needed.
Watson ,ccoIdinglL addressed 2 letter 70 MI;
Of the oltilens association, which was sorsly tried
aud In need.
four weeks, and despair had almost settled on
the patriotic few, whom their spirin we're raised
BY the receipt VI an annwer frOm ueuerAl Farna-
worth, which contained an Invitation to meet
him
A meeting Of the association w.s held, the lot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22
THE DISTRICT IN COSGRRs =.
ABsda., Of nun. 70 b. Presented.


The Oomml tteo Of the District OF OOlu mbla o (
the House Of Rspres sntatlyes met yesterday
and transacted xenef Al bu1Iness Tbay decided
10 rep1rt faVorabIy in TivinK Authority ID the
Wilmington Oity aud Point Lookout Railroad
U1muany 10 bring their road into the District
whsre between thS Baitimors and PotOmao
RaIlroaf CIompany's bridVe and tllesborof Point.
no OonErosS vas lobe lslt me leEiSlation on the
subject of entering the city,
| General m ID Mussey reappeared as counsel
| for the Anaoostia and P1tomse railroad, and 81.
| hibitod the certificate Of the company properly
hlOd with the recorder OF deeds u the District
| o 4 Colombia
The committee agreed 10 reporta bill approy
| Ing the route for the proposed road, which be.
| gins at tho northern end Of the Eastern branch
| bridge on Eleventh street east running up that
street 10 nj street south, along N 70 Water
street. aud out that street TO Twelfth street west,
thence north TO OHIO avenue along Ohio avenue
to Fourteenth street, and up that street 70
Psnnsylyania avenue. THIS was the hrst rail.
road charter Issued under the general inoOrpOTA-
tIOn act u May 8, 1910
government Ia desiEnAtinR a site for me depot
u the Baltimors and Potomac railroad, ind
upon whiah MessrG Garrett and SCOTT have Ap-
psarei twice before tho committee, was taken
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22
POLITICAL.
aIs.,las. 10 =. rllra ssa Tsa,IA pl.,-l,,..

n1estinEs 10 ne Third and Fourth Districts.
Amssting Of the Republican club Of the Third
district was held last night at Market hall,
Qeorgetowni l.. l., Clements 10 the chair.
On motion OF J, w. Barker, committee Of
O Ppopssc y ess Ts,9 % Ssso
improvsmenu and the action OF the board Of
Tbs ohsii appointed Ms,sr,. IIouEhton, Bar.
yer, Ohandly and Stout, who retired to perform
During the eoInmitteep absence the meeting
was addressed by J. u, Neon, GEO., In strong
board q Pa6iio works aitsr witch the com.
mittee returned and reported sorles Of Iesolu.
tons indorsiuE the board and Governor Cooke
,oss,S 1sS, SnP dSs e Sr'T s
ment now operating againsttho working classes.
S ,S q Tires Vas appointed to Ior.
which the nee lnE adjourned.
FOURTH pisTRicr.
The Republican club Of the Fourth district
mot last night at Beoketts halt, Gsorgotown,
with Robert Hatton, the president, In the chair,
for the purpose Of making arrangements 70
take part In the Emancipation celebration on the
10th Of April, and TO elect three delegates 10 a
convention 70 be held Monday next at Union
League ball, for the purpose Of selecting chief
marshal
Nc. II. Craig addressed the meeting, urging
them TO be prompt In their efirts towards be-
coming participants, aud moved that the meet.
ing decide 10 take part.
Mr.. Dryer Objected TO the club taking part 10 the
celebration on The ground that he feared Il would
be failure. Tho one last year Ia his estimation
being one calculated TO make the ooIored people
a laughing stock.
Collins Orusor, II. Craig, ]. W. Small wood,
and Charles MOseby made brief addresses ID
support Of the club taking part In the prooos.
slpni after which the motion OF Mr. UralR was
adopted, and the club resolved Itself Into mass
meeting, with Collins Cruiser In the chair, and
selected the following as dsleHates; Robert Ha.
ton, A Peters, and A. Butler, and Robert Hat
ten chief marshal for Georgetown.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NuTICsH OF rsV sDTEurIsEN.NTs.
ATTuNrioS is called TO the notice Of Register
John Y, Cook In to-day's Issue.
BENZ. L. Hoop IL selling his goods below
cost
RESUMED eonyocatlon Of Lafayette r. A.
Chapter, No. 9, Masoni, will be held Saturday
evening.
Two FiRsr.cL Gas oyster sbuokers are wanted
JANIS Z. wAuOH, real estate broker, has
two desirable houses Tor rent.
FfFrEEN shares OF Columbia railroad stock for
sale.
JoHN NJ. YoUNa, IT,, has on hand and Is SOW
furnishing large stock Of ans carriages
THE Republicans Of the Sixteenth district will
meet this evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

A letter has been received by member Of the
g farm RSs ou ~ ths sta,. S.aniSi.s Sin
deIphlA who states tina the company proposes
to visit Washington upon the occasion Of the
carnival this year, accompanied BY large dele.
Guard, among whom are Colonel James Page,
Colonel John Thornley,, General Robert Pat.
ters0n Rnd many Of the most prom nsnt citizens
Of the Quaker Oily. The state Tsnolblos are
the oldest military org NniEatlon In PennsylVa-
mia, participating In the war OF 1874, Mexican
war, and furnishing two companies from ia
TA nkI 10 the late rebellion. The present organ
pa mics In the Stats, and during their proposed
visit our citizens aud visitors TO the capital Will
have an opportunity Of Witnessing q noe exhibi.
ton Of military oVolutions upon our broad Ave
nue..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

Mr.. J, O. KodGma, young Japanese law stu.
dent, In the ONCE Of Judge Fisher, and who re-
Gently embraced OhristiAnlty, ID now stopping At
the Ebbit houss In company with Mt. Sasaki,
the acting minister Of the IudiclA Department,
Japan Mr.. Kodama, considering the brief
period he has soIourned In our mldst, has made
marked progress In the mastery u the Englilh
MISUNDERSTANDING an acknowledged advAn.
10 thereby enabled 10 note more knowingly and
satisfactorily the various differences when exist
between the customs OF American society and
that Of Japan. He has also, BY his Uniform,
Of sdInlrinE friends, not only among tho gentle
men, but fair lAdlss OF our city. Those who cali
upon him At the Ebbltt are invariably received
and welcomed In the most cordial ma inner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22
AmUsEN IiNrs.


at Lincoln hall, this evening, as will be ,eea BY
reference to our amusement column, promises
10 be a grand affair. sIRnor Petrola, who will
...,..- a. .,io 4. a., .c.o,nrtt.hei ,nusIcIan
hppehr w ~, N =" sen ~, ,hs cn,asf
au ~, w nvn NJ "a, n nysr IN. vsrsatiis
~ MN N.Y.. III .oy,s IN n chairest nieses
NJ, nu'I'n,s.t ~ n ~ .ttractiva ona fIntey
lne pIoH,,ss" LUZ, s,.i. 100 90 ,,,..,s,s
1870, 1870, "a ~ q norsynl ohorps ~ INV ys
Pps. ass. n thsf hest tatent n IL ,Vor,h ne
p. ~, .i,,i.sinn ~ -. Nasi., Aitsmns IL M
pp s,yo ~ ths 0Widnw RsaotIH Ami
gsrn.bs Rnd Itnels Jededinh will 10 thsrsH
quaint queer aud odd a. ever. Secure your
seats early.
Adam EarepauEh'- " eat AGE-"Eatior,
~ we'll and favorably known TO the public Of
this city, h TO exhibit here for one week, com
mencing Monday, April l. He has added tvs
exhibition tents TO his establlshm Mt and II now
,on,t.,. ~ /. r,n.an,n ,n.n.gorto and ,Ir,u,
under four mammoth tents win ssa lions. hin,
uano,amn. and N name, or rare animsn ~
aafsIn,ast nnnh.,iss. ilst III curl,si,Ics IL ths
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22
Tn. wn.,Inu,a. ,,r.n.ai.r.-

A meeting Of the residents Of the western
section Of the city was held last night for tho
purpose Of forming military organization to
be known a. the Washington 9renAdters. II
all, without distinction ~ ellor The follow ing
were elected a. officers: Captain, Della ware
Hudnolli hrst lieutenant, Henry HimbsF; sec
Ond lieutenant, Thos, Sleeps orderly sergeant,
John Minor Bolts. MeSsrt, Bolts, MartiL aud
Hlmber were appointed committee on unifOgp.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

A Delegation from BaltimQrS City Lodge, Of
baltimore, visited wAAhington Lodge No. 0, Odd
feliova o. this city On Tuesday, and thrOug h
Grand Secretary Hahn preaeated, on bshAlfof
washiagton Lodge Noble Grand X. b. Nixon
Responded IN behalf Of the recipients 10 few
appropriate remarks; after which speeches were
made by GRAND Sire Stuart aud p. q. Is Oorysan
and Small, OF tho Baltimore lodge. This Il the
lodge that visited our city last fall and were so
handsomely entertained by the brethren.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

Two Of the most reliable fre Insurance CON.
paniss are the Queen Fire Insurance Company,
of'London and Liverpool, and the GlrArd Fire
Insurance Company Of Pbiladelphla, Neither
Of these companies were Injured by the Chicago
IRE. Their agents IN this city, Messrs. Tall.
nadRe 4 90, No. f0s ID street, are prepared TO
eject Insurance at the lowest rates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

Inspector GENERAL datehsll reports the arrival
and sale Of marine products As follows Steamer
Wawaset Consigned 10 johnson Brothers, 1000
punches rock hth uold at from IS cents 10 o.
cents per bunehi 20 punches white perch. from
70 cents 70 70 cents per bunehi 900 bunohss vel.
b~S.Sss OP nt cents 60 Ss1 R'S SSnSS
bunchi consigned TO u. A. Golden h Bro, 40
punches pike, Al cents per bunch. b, \ o, X.
r., go bushels Oysters % DsAtlsy 4 Turner,
wharf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

TRuRsToNs Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best bsntrihsS In use. It keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JoUVHH's InOdOrOus KID Glove Cleaner IL far
superior W anything known.
THoHPsoH's PomadS oPtn0 10 exquisite. II
sOftsns, beauties, and stT5hgthsn1 the hair,
An for sale By Druggists,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

We are Indebted to the Ellis music establish
mont for the English edition Of the operas Of
Olo," and "Mignon," the operas 10 be perfOTm mol
by the Btrakosch. Nilsson opera troupe during
tho coming week At the National theatre, The
lbrettoa are for sale BY j. y. Ellis oJ1 Psnnsyl-
Vnain ayOnue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

LaiImer A Oleary will sell, at o'clock, D. m,
In front Of the premises, lot O. square lSa, sits:
northwest.
W. L. wall a 90. will sell, at 10 o'clock, .. n,
at No. ere Psnnaylyania avenue, the entire
sock Of imported and domestic liquors. Of p .,
Boyle, agSnt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

Oh wednesday last David W. stouer, a clerk
In the Treasury Department. was arrested BY
the United States marshal, charged with as
sAult and hAttory and IN attempt q commit rape
on Mrs Hsnrislta b. Bennett Il l. charged
that the accused, who 10 q friend Of Mr.. Ben.
nett, hiss been Visiting the house during his
absence, and on one occasion took improper
liberties with bis wife. The case will come up
In tue POLES Court Tomorrow mornibg.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

The members Of the Tlrsmeu'S RslIsf Asso.
citation are meeting with q ready response from
on nett Monday nIRht At me NStionI tssstps
Seats eau be reserved on presentation % tickets
at the box once, commencing this morning. II
Is The Intention Of the oommltt0s 10 cali OF the
representatives Of all the DIRE Insurance CON.
panios In tbs ely, and they, too will doubtless
respond literally 70 the visit
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

MISCELLANEOUS BusinCss.
sFNATE.
hills RKPoRTRD.
Mr.. Logan, from the Committee on Pensions,
reported adversely on the House bill mAkIng ali
pensions payable from the date Of the discharge
OF the death Of the persons on whose account
the Psassyn i, are srantedi and, on bis motion u
Mr.. Chandler, from the COMMITTEES on Com.
merec, reported, With amendments, a bill rela
tive TO entry and clearance Of forryboats and
bonded ears passing from one stale to another
through foreign contiguous territory. ..,,,.-
M. West, from the Committee on mlIitaIy
prisoners or 10 hospitals At the time Of OF subse-
quont TO the issue Of their commissions as ON.
a. n actually mustered at that date, provided
VAoanciel existed into which they could have
been mustered had they been present with the
command to which they were commissioned.
RILLa INTRODUCED.
Mr. CraBin introduced bill authorlzlnR cor.
resdons 70 be made IN errors - prize lists
Apd grades u otf,eer' 10 the Navy, aud for other
purposes.
grade! q sama T5. S Sias S apd 1nSs s
shall be discontinued when trey became vacant;
that alter the lapse OF the grade Of commodore
mTa nan Sc asd 5, - zoe "fS o m s ssT s
tains; that the course Of Instruction for cadet
midshipmen shall be, after graduation Of the
the pay OF all Ofeors on the retired list shall DO
one half OF their highest duty pay At the time
e e. .SsI ami h a. On the re-
PntvArR CLAIMS
On motion Of AIR. Eimunds the Secretary Of
tho Senate was directed 70 prepare an alpha
beticAl list Of all private claims which have been
before tho Senate siues March ., 1854 with the
action Of tho Senate thereon, aud report the
same at tho beginning Of the next session Of
Congresa
ST. cRoix RAILROAD.
Mr. Carpenter called up the biiI to sxtond the
time Tor the completion n the BAYFIELD, and ST.
Crolx railroad, as returned By the House of
Representatives, with sundry Gmendmsnts
Mr.. Carpenter moved TO nonconour In the
amandnania and al 70. = ans,, .ttta. "a -.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

Last evening there was quite . gathering Of
the friends Of Judge Bartlett at his residence,
on I street, between Second and Third, Among
the number were Judges OF the court, members
Of the Senate and HouGe, and other nOtables;
most Of them accompanied by their ladies The
evening, az are all spent In Judge Battletts
parlori, was pleasantly passed. The refresh
ments, which were feature, were furnished by
shafield, and were Of course worthy NJ the 90.
cnnlOn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22
THAT MEMORIAL.
HOW 1T WAS DoNR.

The Labers aud Trials Of the IsIussiIonists
-who We're the Prime aiovsrs-A. Wat
son CIains that He Has been Badly
Treated-His Ilttle story-How Gen.
Farusworth was Vlctispized-usw wat
sen was Rachrca-"And Yet He IL Net
Happy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

On Friday evening last Mr., j. II, Hutehlngs,
by Invitation, gave his popular lecture Ut The
Government Hospital for the Insane, tllustra.-
Ing IT, as usual, with tho beautiful stsreosoOplo
views Tho entertainment was 4 rare treat TO
those who were allowed TO witness Il, and the
humane effort,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

The work Of arching the Tibcr sewer from
Pennsylvania 10 Indiana avenue IL progressing
rapidly, and yesterday the laboroTs were en-.
gagged In making the foundation for tho last
sixteen ieet Of nOorlng. Early In the day SOMA
excitement was caused BY one Of the men and.
Ing in the sand large silver spoon, and from
that time until evening there was a large guam
tity OF valuables discovered, the finders, Of
course, exercising the right Of preemptlou.
Among the articles vas q watch, several pieces
u gold aud silver coin and other yaluablsS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

PoLIoH CouRr - Jadgs SnsI.- Yesterday,
Mary HAmmell, drunk aud profane, hned vs.;
Py.sr DonnollA selling liquor, nned tl2o, Gp.
peal Edward IngrahAm and George Watson,
smith, sent TO jail for slx months Francis No
Beth, assault, hned IS and costs; James CLARK,
STEALING 80 In money from the owner OF the
was committed Tor the grand luTy, CHARLES
Bishop, yakrancy, required 70 give bonds In the
sum OF t20, Workhouse % days.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

One OF tho oonvenieness to 4 community Is
we'll regulated provision store, Such an one 10
Ms. John Rain O. corner OF Sixth and o streets
where may be found at all times msats and
VSgStAblsS Of all kinds, Of the best quality and
At the lowest rates,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22
CITY ITEMS.

sFRNO oyERooArs Of various eolors. Price,
nom u to 90, Tasty, we'll made, and desirable.
Moan wALKER 4 90,
St eli PennHylVAnla avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

ELEaAsT, sweet light and Wholesome Bread,
Rolls, Biscuits, Corn Bread, Munhns, Buck.
wheat and other drildls CAkOs, and Pastry and
Cakes Of every variety prepared with DOOlsy's
Yeast Powder.