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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-16
SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"A BY ALLEN B. NlNEk BROTHERS.


...-.--.-..... .ALas AT AUcrlor:
81 a nIEEs T. Ag SiSes saorunns
HENRY ;s, +; H's;sIsSs ~: MINER
w EbSEsDHY, i FIJI. 49,
IA e@s,xshhc;SsstxTsss sAE fsA and Ninth ava
sssss
for dO Robes. Blankets Ladiss and den.emens sadales
sSs s;Ss4 y;I g,sx, sR
The above can be examined and after tuesday, 18th
tailed advertisement. win be gwen In time.
ssSSSS = : s;ifi '''
MSlox o'c oek. = cur ssiesroom..
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURN iTURE. consisting Of
Brussels ,hrseply and ingram Carpets pie, ami mac.s
Redseaa:, Bureaus Tables and 6hsr: Dining Extension
b os:
ware Kitchen Utensils &C., &C.
A LBERT B. wA1pRoN, AgoTIoNEER.
private residence
No. 8 Perry yy, street; near Greenwich avenue
wALpRoN ooosE SELL =. ~ above he Content. of p
F4s SS ae :S sns
Beds.eads Bureaus wardrobe., Centre Tables
E &c. ed s Rs1s md
emptofy.
A LBERT B. wALDRON, AUCTIoNEER.
IA Salesrooms lob Liberty and III Cedar streets.
Dry Goods Cutlery, Preserves.
THIS DAY. at l0lS o'clock,
WALDRON COOKE will sell by auction above a line
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hardware and Cutlery.
Plated Ware Ofcoths ana Crumb Cohs 70 bushels OF Pop
CorD 1877 Burnside Rtfes ~ two dozen each pre-
served Cherries and Raspberries 400 volumes Of Books
Clocks, &C., &c.
RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
"A Onlce and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.
r." sell s on
l0H O'Clock, at their salcsroom Nassau street, spen,d
assortment OF English French and American Chromos some
very elegantly framed.
RI NOTICE.
"A EXTRA IMPORTANT SALE OF
High Glass
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
OIL PAINTINGS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-16

Panoforte, Drawing Room Suits Paintings, Bronzes
Public Auction.
Valued at &Sn, 0O0
On this day Friday at tho elegant private residence
86 West Fifteenth street, Fifth avenue,
ing at l01 O'Clock, Drawing Room Furniture, Pompaiuur
and Marie Anoinette styles, covered brocade SILK reps;
cogneur Tables, Canterbury, Velvet Medallion Carpets,
Bronze Satuary, Paintings by eminent srtists Heves
China Vases, Ornaments, superb rosewood Panoforte
rosewood, walnut bureaus Bedsteals, Wardrobes
style Louis XIV; Hair Mattresses, Blankets Extension Ia
be- Bullet Linen, Siverware, Cutlery, Glassware China
ware, Basement, Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-16

ny n COTTON, AUCTIONEER-LARGE AND IN.
Is portan sale of Household Furniture Pianos, Paintings,
Riard Tables 60 Carpets Parlor Dining Room BED.
room Basement Goods &c &c r. Cotton win sell this
day Friday Feb Is l0 O'clock at the auction "a
East Thirteenth street, Broadway very large and we'll
lot Of Furniture OF conceivable description,
Panos Paintings, Parlor Suits Sideboards Bookcases
wardrobe 30 so Carpets OF them elegant and In
but few weeks French ate Pier An Manei Mirrors,
China and Glass Ware, Silver do plain FURNITURE &c Ac
Catalogues early this morning. N. H. fhe Carpets will be
about O'Clock r. NJ, imme atey after the sale Of
the furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-16

IA Large and peremptory sale At private residence,
100 West 23d street. west OF eth avenue.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Anctioneer, sells this Friday
morning. commencing at II O'clock all the and costly
Works of Art, rich Cabinet Household Furniture viz,
magnificent IN octave rosewood Panoorie cost 81 900,
months magnificent Paror Suits, Library AMI Draw
Room Suits Bookcases Etageres Centre ami Side Ia
bles in ALI Cabinets real Bronaes fine Oh Painting, Bed
In rosewood AMI walnut, Bedstead bureaus,
Washstands complete Bedding &c Easy Chairs, Lounges,
Clocks, Buffet Extension Table Chairs, Carpets &C. Over
400 lots BY catalogue Goods boxed and shipped
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This enough schooling thousand children FOR x
months! - " ''' OLA
Everybody knows 10
public atbonh
offered done
the Lem0cdc much
What
airy o ''
What party is make false swearing respec,ables
What apologies for murder?
What hunted
children andh
marched o in
Who exempted the hat
boys" '' ~ ' ""'
Who going fix the hd
their families
When Swepson did have the legal
out Of
m Merlin
Who the early of Kirk? (Merimon)
yof
the pIbic money?
of
the State by Withholding the appropriation slave aso
Of die
intelligence prevails
thei deedar evil
ATTENTION!
Rdr You American Youar
ponsb
aad
has been guilty Ask the still al you shall sup
these - IF
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1872-06-27
The SsranI Ratification Meeting,

las largest and most enthusiastic ratification meeting held Washington
following @ the nominations Of Grant and Wilson Iso The
e eo1 AST ab ssrs n NJ inn Judge ocnnor Il j. Mey
opf space will NJ" allow print the speeches The following
ISprASArol1s IND. June CO. 1872.
DEAR engagements already 5aed did no prevent woi take great
people of Wl your On tuesday to ra by the voice the
mGris that your gathering be worthy of metropolis
Philadelphia viii nominees OF
FROM I. DAWES.
6 %5i % ;'i n"%aa 1'% tt n e rd S1 @
Tl % % S ISSSt the Be n% %SsSai capital
dit, ssS me- an" %ss e: a
asss s S a! s ND ca%an Nh m" 'ss
hn the n a treat s%S G T "s from Ts,
saaa e> s he ssfs
ninth i: 1 s a'1ss TS S s 7ss
nona 's d sa' an Ese which all "'n
FROM SENATOR S GGsK,rs w.. Won, ,n. ., '.-s
a. i s. so' o,a Esq, etc.. Washington: "
sto cI %S to n % "a %fSGs to
ms t" Join the occasion" and . all
M f @ f f a% S W v vi" ~;S electoral @
gains greatly ' S," n ' S % and o Ssa ~sn %so
must T@'Gs l, u ion @ % November
Rocnrsrrn, New YORK. June D. 1872.
the D sssi s; on %" a s re r.; , will
Tuesday night in
"es first %s Sss9 aa VITA 9
dhglr
cess To proposed ratification meeting.
81,
H. s. SNtanoas Esq, immC Commute &c.:
DEAR SIR: our address to
of
President
should be proposed
io TO be Washington at that find
whose highest wisdom
solid,
fer substantial
to the Irresponsible cochy
Greeley
fun
who
candidates.
the history OF our early struggles its military tumpl
the of
As be with by
and evidence
all and
Neryt
ID. c., me
A. s. Sdoona Chairman u. C.
letter
ia this city ass probable lsia be absent from the District
you may have glorious success ours JAS HARLAN.
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The North Carolina Elections


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nominating sm @ Sss os 3 h the frauds % the
public maris e"nfd darkest crimes against inst humanity hns BY
's 'fSss' s ssSS Ss ss ss t.
counsel S G sse s st Gs%s'o" w f Ties;
s s s iS,i nd
ss e. % s? PARTY ss @ s Ss, ss
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SYMPATHY
sss' T" had Gs OF ' s n' f , ' Ss
% Promising % p Sasa i s s s
The Democratic Legislature appointed Republican Commission This
; :::: ; ;::: s;
r s1 i S fs% ss s the
Democratic legislature appoint committee ~h~nsh the
dollar How long will Profession"
s sas5 '; MI
4 ';: S' ::si t.
Els : a. s
@ and l b @ ne defense OF the boss s"ndgr
% Il would s Il" " ssen s 1 Dss'
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rsn s hs ne n oss all they
the natter ,,d Did these ho9o,ae tell
1ss s % N ra ss h.s but Anss instead so oft %
M ,r he vases s:nsali
ass apss" % @ s o ss ss s va" p ad his
applicant tses Leg
Ies the puIe remember iha although sa cnn.n , himself upon his re
pras"s Congress s s hal not bee" A"'
sand got 5000 rate Of I'll Who % WITH 'S
s ssa: shove CT St. ss % :s; : ss %
Representative men:" " Turnera md Robbins
e. N.Y. % @ sp a p Ss .n The ka a s Ka ~ s
@ ::; f, Ii: S;S: %,ss:;
s %sis s%ase ' WAS ssys
Sda saSs
IS ] % s . "% ass s the a.s
his life
which
Holden attempted the ku klux
of Plato Durham before the also
MeAe Cleve
Weekly the
Cand nominated this Col L. NJ McAe candidate for the
doubtless influential members of
both Houses deeply implicated the individuals named
ftmh Judge
provision Judge Merrmon
opposed Homestead Why? Because
Judge Mer
eieavod United States Supreme Court
the call Of
thus
with he Homestead
the
people, This Judge Mmon testimony
before he |
by erecord oil a
lin crime grand when the only of which
breaking tng and the
until his four dollars in each and paid
INETEADThe candidate
professionally
defeat
have sustained the Homestead retrospective
action
of
of the will filed by the
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coLLErr LEvExrHospr, THE Rv11.prv Wv

s' f 1o ns 81 s The Tao sued sas out
my Hsa ps; sf :ps s ssssss,s Ger
As' s a so.. ts 3D.
% ;n', hs s S sS Az s a
n mSs nTm o n mind could
s"ss %: se charge 'f' ' s: s
parity I %"saer orsn S
husband was he then being the woods
s a.n e ss N e. s ' % S
osss %ho nsodue n nos a n S las. session the General
the Senate to
ANS Maj John W. Graham, ticket for State
John W Graham for pardon
{. from f " ": s:es s Ss s
y ss report the committee on , and eo,.,on
%s. w M Es sts;;: s john %
securing the resolution stephens
as ] ssaS s ps st s snyi S % ns reward for his services
the and sn hs Se or s%i s sa'h the privileges of
Soh s @ "a s s and s s fsy
Let the voters Of the 7 Congressional digest
% son edn Shh tn, y h o of s
~s i ssR high "sps ess SG sn a ys ~
is 5 Goss sss If he S%s
SsA e S be r p State SENATOR %
called s 'Sas aSr r @ @ his Snys"
mot sailed the levied to
'ss s We ssrs S n s s s.as
Fir
h DEsos.r,G HoSEsrrGen cfngman
Judge Ssm s' s5o rendered swepon invaluable service, in drawing lis rail-
road add 55 n sg given the first place Gem
Attorney G %sf"s A 1S ys I he
svs.Sn Il, Democratic
lowed setting Premium
own d, EsHJ NJ Leach for Congress District according his
eighteen be- eempHci with HA the
ss s d vi. a s true %s @ They
S ~s Ss s"sH s eG h " % n very
Ss"d Of 2, S aran an the party that Is bosom
perue ,hsnse anu 'S'''' ""'' ""''F'' anu "' them to
DEMOCRAT OF THE RANK AND FILE
sussan Well nsgbor Democrat how do politics
r. the late Is
St r. n.n,., x.,. .,,,,., honest. o.. ., 3.
r. DO y~ ' for ssS% " s" they Ken kas &
$ : sr" s s ~ :. y r about s Whole
Ss % e" GU" 'S* :a s Ct %a officers , didn't they raise
of ~oald
I'D ,n. But they ,s hsn ere bribery
III District vs. s s s fec r sar ds v" sa s
St oA: s 5ss nd e.: . s
gssd's~ soa ' s Sf p" Printing and a
sn %n 1 Ss s @ a ma % aS
e Were Starving and these large had into the pockets of the
they hung togeher
sS"" hard S r s lest 'tss %sn of as
don't think that the which
guilty did deal for the best the Then glance
half Of which valid
petition rampd the
attempted pardon the ku ku criminals; gmanid the
the act allowed
night melted lies and submit
together
regarding the Constitution those only guards
shielding and free license the ku kN midnight
the State, the late Legislature has Il perfection
WE'LL negor Republican, fthey did all that they didn't
thought they had done but they honorable
r. What have did, prove journals records
And their being honorable Republicans
minute contest
charged OF being known liars villains
b. Not that heard Of
people that unless the
called the be
and the tax being eight dollars where had formerly
ID. Yes, they did.
r. We the convention called
infamous las
D. Ahem, they didn't tell the truth square
they called
perjured villains
ID. believe they did
r. How then honest and
tramp down the Constitution DISTINGUISHED
Kukux who
liars peuued villains?
D. Well neghor Republican,
mats much tell you they Of
or cannot for Them
and
what
Clerks Office The fact is talk with
welfare which is the welfare
favorable prove you from authentic
records the Republican
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Broken Heads and Hearts.

The last at for sGanae9vers the eoppng open of Methodist
s1 sas Bon Is ~as
vi s1 rs ss THAI s SSS ,s
pa s s or srs Of T sTR the a % IN H. " fatal
s% s #; :: % s ass% be only % dealing
T nc" % s 's s OF :aS aS ssry to 1
which s1 sf s ssp ss By %sr Iss sS s
oVe % % nan w "ns to the
this country By ali ths rsa "Is
n ass free d believe s nine s s 5 n
s ysn s sa n with s G sssn any n ]
ss s nS Shs n St s asr for %N M The I1
s pry s ac s%a @ c y M n MINISTER teacher
grief mann cam H Sno% h w the he
a%% :'H 1 ns sv 'ys p% s
husband a ais % r, tired
safety 1 %sS thinks Ike %G nr as s s
% , s sa 5ss S have '"i d%s
% HSeo out so and tine %o sf sn nS %
SSw ii s fellow be- $ ~ Ssa Hnne se s n 5
n i @S So hs S sep u avs no ten
with the same na taste sentnn en-, himself But
fire. linz M @ s %s ; IN"
@ ni ; ~ ] S:'SSs %.s' S%a
lacks is T s given Yo to women ss Cd Ss ss -
girls chances %at%Ony the greedy endhp
ion" 6si he , a, ,d home hold him shape
@ ' ;sss 1% f sAss s s1 Sa
@ s ii t s %s s with & s s s ssr h s s
Stiffness fool the husband
the wind He back to his home
after AS for the
what complain? the story when
happily But sometimes selfish
and when
seeking her affinity the husband babies
newspa of food
The of all which is drop
dit @ % tiS 'sas them aI ii h isS
time they know that wedding black
kisses husbands following of
about Behold
flame they knded was fire Of "Nev York Tribune.
Yenrsr
gsed honor the hands of the Canadians speech
ut banquet rendered him by the city authorities Mr. Greeley
Mr. Webster only gentleman he had
greatness and he had faults WELL lie failed in
and laughter But for that misfortune he would greatest
man America produced We have Chase
the day of his death
escapes who catches the dsese he lives and dies the duon Being
leader and an observer at an early how poisoned and parazed
the best OF public and have carefully avoided it, 1t
then speak for truth justice when they needed advocate when those
threatened could execute that dreaded So then
think other,
expect to become the sovereign of country Cheers and auhe That
would otherwise have
who did elected mainly
enwcd auger public honestly forward
believes doing thinks
badly be President, large
well hear ea though freedom opinion
their public
Horace Tmbul (Ohio)
Democratic a upon decide between Grant and myself
enths against Why? party
| its respectable aspects
palace in Greenwich Connecticut
of 5000 900 leased land has passed Clubs hands,
The claim yielded
| company
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1872-06-27


letter fro" o.s'", W. c,.y-wna'
In response to letter from Mr. Andrew J Chambers,
HboionS the s'fIs Sn
J%.s"1 M Clay has write" til" following which appear" in the Louisville c"
My Your favor of the s k ssrs an ss sa
:e1 'Ss !% 0 pp Sa.'f
%an % ' aS takes TAX s'9 @ s ss
% Ss @$ OF sa to. @ ys ss any s
s Das & s t s o p a, ie Ti
.s s s a s" ss b ss u lie e ]
: % "Hs c%e ii, s" spsas a achieves
s s and ts @ S sa w sss s
ssas 6 ss as n %p .ss as s 3 5 s r.
s sss n ta s ss gp n aa an fs
Although e we we sure at s we END oy Of s1 5
aS Ss asr S s HSeo a r S % @ 1 S9 Of @ @
thirty ss1r, nh % voted that old enemy ENVY of Justice James Buchanan
IA S5si
Stephen A. Douglas the powerful enemies, con-
ss oss S G% &' e asna % nG
Fish, p n" Moa 1 tn t Rasr n and 'a
the STATE So' %s1%" isSs
s s 1 t % i Try s E S te sy Wss
$sT ?; 6; ST.; = 3: a; : @
Do Ia s"l' a s" S%si
e sst: S1S VIE: ss ri 4: @ @ u.
a a a " n"s n t %a na Rs
u %Hs Sr" and
s 8: Na So tt Ds lis s %1 with SS ct se
:ss nss s% & s1 s: s:s s @
the Cincinnati Convention prned they willing
The of
strife between the and whites in
awhile,
whom the Radical would
whole
of of the
and the blacks gratitude, ought to do it,
black.
in on
blacks
the
will
wand lifelong
WRATH
Suppose will not be persuaded and with
National of
Where In the hands of Phnes have the
"centrazaton official corruption
further than that these usurpaons affect e whte well the
blacks allowed liberty ALL
haosas Grant doing places the life liberty
without having
counsel defense at the will manGnt To-day that
black
should change another President the N precedent
destroy
would liberties the great and good will of and eternal
would falling share
They who draw the sword shall perish by the swo Be wise while
to-day. yewhy will We die. YOurf c. NJ. CLAY
To A. j. CHAMBERS, Esq.
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military murders ha hnz hngng Standings scorgg
/ referred This natural ~ WY ' -'''' w
But they pretend they wish everything square and
We do believe
the ida
auson 10 the socated Kirk For why
the ku outrages? The Kirk
pose was accomplished and the vlany
put al through the Southern country The developments
then the good commenced exposed iniouies
IL mas been nearly the Kirk
North Carolina There earthly
make
en and they like crimes and cru
recalled The enough nquies terrible
Of
ara deons oug that have crimes
remain buried. ~ ''"'9
Who rode disguised the of Graham
cen the neck until dead other
Ans H. H. Democrats and Turner friends
VINO dragged Ramseur
muuated him
the OF his wife and the
ocralc majority will Catawba give? "
What the and what the political
coyed State Senator Stevens the office
Death with dirk Knives while Democratic
Ans H. X. Democrats. '
Who in the Albany penniary and what they
reporting one and ah a
....
Pay of at 400 q"
~ ~
~ ..........
~
io'a amount ."..
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1872-06-27

fII0 I'M sLy WHO The oil TnIh f a
saddd people This proved by Judge Memo"s testimony
before Fraud Commissioners ~ .
Col w. Kirk
Judge county,
the women g"y was tah"s SPen m d mouse a tine
his dollars in each and paid
candidate
Judge Merimon from the first both private citizen and has
provision the Constitution. The Judges Of the Supreme
Of tLem have sustained the Homestead retrospective
The Supreme composed of members constantly liable
judges will leaving filed by the
One Of the judges is than seventy years of age another
the Governor will appoint the new judges 1t is important those
the Homestead the Constitution construed by the
They know where Caldwell stands and
he had chance
Court appoint Homestead would
decision Supreme the Homestead old
While condemnng they
reached in other way s may may mpse we M @
Judge his attempted defeat our State Constitution
ny militia ompnes Governor friends denied this
and ooed been forced to muster together
his friends ends ass sed That present xen State c
attend Caldwell and friends denied this The Cn
andidss for Gavs,@S G G G upe%s Court States
party ye, Republican offered the Of the State Consu
General wreck home
mans friend? 1t opinion that he now believes the
Let the Democrats reported and
Merr%o Democratic candidate for GCyeno did
United States Senator him in the caucus Of the
Governor Attorney for the swepson Rsroad ring
million Of dollars
u @ thu, mo- s" known as the
of the Democratic he (Merimon) would leave It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-11

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-To-day. St,i-
dsrd agt Storrs; ju lgment below affirmed For
rest agt Randall, (eisctment case, } argued; de-
cission reserved. Davis agt Ryan; argument in
progress.
POLICE COURT, Judge SHsU.-T0-day, Chas
Anderson, disorterly, forfeited his collateral
Jerry Sims, colOred, drunk and cursing in
Georgetown; q. Samuel Edges, a colored bow
charged with singing stones with an india-rub-
her sling: IS. George Walker and Edward
Mckinney, Gisorderly conduct; 81 each. John
Carroll and Joshua Powers, same offence; S5.
Florence Howard, charged with disorderly con-
duct. Florence was too drunk to appear, and
was Permitted 20 remain in the cells below.
Offcsr Huvsman testified that she was on a
drunken rampage when he arrested her, and
drew a knife on him. he had great dbl
cT'tv in bringing her To the station house; SO.
David Lynch was fined 3 fOT CurslBg in public.
Teresa Mankins, a prostitute, was sent TO the
workhOuse. James Fitzgerald and George
Norris, forfeited collateral for disoIderly con-
duet. John Ross, cOlored, charged with steal
ing coat and pants from Samuel Posey. Ross
toeS the articles 10 a spout shop on 9th street,
and put them up. Posey testified that Ross
reputation was very bad. that he'd steal any,
thing he could get his hands on; so CT sixty
days in jail. Edward Hamilton, charged with
larceny of horse collar; continued. Oily Davis,
Charged with keeping a bawdy house; post
ICnrd until Tuesday next and bOntis required
Sa!iy DAVIS, Mary Davis, and Lizzie Davis,
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.EaED StFES5sG

The assortment: Of goods which we are enabled 10
offer yGr, VEL as the remarkable ch-spness and
excellent quality II tie sane Will strike yen with
urprise and though gssds generally have advanced
We still offer you
-Four pair super stcut British Half Hose for 81
Three pair b- 81 quality ditto tor 81.
Three FalT Ladies Iron Frame Hose, 81.
Three pair extra long Children ERrCy UaSa 9
-Four par Gents superior quality GsTman Linen
E6rCEeTchlcf- fr 81.
Three aides extra iEe Hemsti:cheI LiIen Hand
kerChiefs for 81
One splendid French Corset. Sj bones, for 81
H-hutiiul BIaI Lace Fichu Cor II
HaId'oT0e set Lace Sleeves AMI Collar, 81.
Splendid 8SsOytu."-t OF rAO ana three button XII
Glove, in al c0locs, u cur Cwl Importation at
Gent 5 excellent Kid, Castor, and lg.kin Gloves
at 81
Ladies' Meriuo vests nice goods, AZ 81
Ladies saEu.SIts, good 45Ai isy, - 3
Gent = Under shirts, Drawers, suspend rs, SC, 81
81 each
Beautiful assortment of Lsce Tides, l. ?, ?, OF one
se;ts Of Tab.e Hats, Knife Boxes swiss Carved
Goods, Fancy Flower pots, Vases, Card Receivers,
BCquet Holders, &c, SC.
siI7er ra;,d Spoons, Forks, Gu os Casters, Batter
Knives, -c-t= Of Tuhie Cutlery, Pocket Knives,
kazoIs, Russia Leather Wallets, AMI . thousand
other articles, aii at 81.
Real Whitby ard Huber Sets and Bracelets,
ChatelaT es fine Gilt and Turkish Jewelry, Zine
Our so CENT and cur p CENT DEFARr-
MENTs in tho rear Of the store contain beautiful
ard varied assortment If goods, AL worth than
they sold for; and only one thing will puzzle
and that IS. how SiiveTberg marriages pet them -
low Well il you will CALL he II tell you all about il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-11
daughters of Oily Davis, charged with keeping
a bav dy house; postponed.

PIERCE ASSAULT on AN oPFICRR.
Washington Meredith, James Field and Par
ker Fields. charged with assault and battery
with intent to kill Officer Slater while in the
discharge of his duty on the 9th instant This
assault was made while the officer had Parker
Fields under arrest for a misdemesnor The
officer was badly beaten over the head and face
and vas picked up insensible and bleeding.
Some thirty roughs were upon hin at once. and
II was narrow escape with life. One of the
roughs made pass at him with a razor when
he fell from blow with large stone The fall
ing inst at this moment probably saved him a
mortal wound by the razor. Meredith held a
pistol ready to shoot h m through the he adj.
Field after throwing lie stone fed up an alley
in the neighborhOOd and concealed himself in a
barrel OF TT bbish from whence he was snaked
ont. The judge remarked that the police Off
GERS must be protected in the discharge OF theiy
duty and they shall be so, so far a. he can pro-
tect lie sent the case to the grand jury, fixing
the bonds at 500 in each case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-11

The GIFT PHOTOGRAPH store Is an entire
success Every body satisfied that il is perfectly
fair, in consequence the business increases daily
Don I fall to call and see the novel manner II
which thew sell photographs and donate tw,
thousand dollars daily ~ the patrons Remem
Der the place, SIS 9th street, near the avenue.