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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-11

The HEATED TERM.-Yeeterday morning
was another OF those boiling, sweltering, ma
tutlnal proteges of Old Sol, which this dis
tinguished lumluary has been vouchsafng TO
Charleston of late. The thermometer began
modes,ly at 81 at eight o'clock, rose to ss at
ten, and at twelve jumped to 81. A stiff
breeze then sprung up from the southeast,
but the quicksilver held Its ground at 81 until
four o'clock In the afternoon, when sharp
sqnall blew up from the vest, and after
bowling around for about ten minutes enaeu
In q coplous shower, which aoated the oust
ond oa,oaab,v cooled the atmosphere. The
evepIog was very pleasant.
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BALTIMoRk-Per scnr d stlckney- 900 fee
OF lumber.
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CHARLESTON.

s.W, Wight, C. Gordon, s. P. Goodwin, N.
o. Tilton, ]. D. Hopkins, Savannah; George
T. Leach, Raleigh; B. NJ. Brodie, Miss Bulocb.
Baltimore; Y. J. P. Owens, Laurens; Miss
Johnston, New York.
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Sales OF The week 6523 baIeS-inCIn0ing 444S
| to spinners 1i44 TO spectators, and 836 to ex-
porters.
Gross receipts OF this port for the week 10, ,lSs
bales. Suce lat september 660, ,451 bales, against
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Menu 11ubliratlons.


THE NEW "HYMNALp AT TWENTY
We have received q large supply Of the various
edltious of the new HlMNAL. The new 80 mo.
edition at 20 cents, 81 cenLs and 40 Genus; IS mo-.
edition at 40 cents, 80 Genus, 81 and upwards.
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The STATE COURT. The Court Of Common
Pleas was opened yesterday morning for the
June term by Judge Graham. -.
The petit jury was called, and fourteen only
having answered, sixteen additional jurors
were ordered to bs summoned for ibis morn
ing, until which time those present were dis
charged.
The old sum. pro. and appeals from the trial
justices docket was sounded, and will be call
ed peremptorily this morning.
= The regular issue docket will be sounded on
Thursday or Friday next, after which list OF
the cases to be tried at this term Of the courts
will be printed, and the trial OF these cases
will commence on Monday next, In regular
order.
A11lourned mill 10 o'clock this morning.
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THRowNa SroNEs.-Yesterday evening, a,
little after eight o'clock, as lady aud her;
little daughter were walking down Broad
street, near the corner Of Orange, the latter was
struck upon her ancle with stone, which a
colored man threw at dog. The child fell to
the ground, and when picked up by a gentle
mau her ankle was found TO be so painfully
bruised TINT she could not stand. She was
bourne to the house Of her aunt, In Friend
sstreet, where her hurt was attended to. As
soon as the negro saw what he had done he
ran off and has not been seen since.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

LIVERPOOL.
The Annie, Davis. sailed. March 16
Br bark Onward, Evans, up...............April1 IL
The Duke or Cornwall, Keaya, sailed. MAY %
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Essex, Smith, sailed. March 28
BRISTOL, ENG.
The Amazon. Med Donsld, up................M May IA
BI bark Architec5, DuddIlngton up...... May 4
WEST HARTLRPooL. ENG.
The Pegarus Chrlsiiansen, cleared. May Is
BoNEss.
The Athene, sorensen, called. March 10
SWANSEA.
The Brenton, Rich. sailed. March 20
The Bachelor Tooker, sailed ........ March rs
The Heinrich, Wufer. sailed. April 8
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Slmoda, Goudy, cleared. June l
NEW YORK.
Schr Shay, Hntching, cleared ........June /
Schr Day break, Blake cleared June
Scnr Lilly, augnes, up.-.-. .....-.--..---.June B
Schr carrie A Bentley, up. June 8
PHILADELPHIA.
Br bark Jas Holmes, WISE cleared. May IT
Schr Caroline Young. Young cleared. ....June
BALTIMORE
Schr Matoska. Fooks cleared June
Schr Henry Allen, Tatem. cleared. d.........May 10
Scnr Elias Moore. DeGroot. up............ June
PROVIDENCE.
Br bark Jennie Armstrong, Brown, spd. May 1s
BANGOR, NE.
Schr John & Frank. Mathews. cleared. June l
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POET CALENDAR.
NOONJa pHA6Rg.

New Noon, 9Th. 10 hours, 4 minutes, evening.
First Quarter, l4tn. 2 honrs, o minutes, morn'g.
Full Moon. 2lst. hour, 80 MINUTES, morning.
Last Quarter, 9th, hours. 8 minutes evening.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. June TO-
Arrived, steamships Western Metropolis. Euro
pa and Atlantic.
Evening.-Arrved, steamship Canada.
Arrived out, the City OF Paris, Adriatlc and Ne.
mesis.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-A colored boy named
Jacob, lodged for vagrancy, was sent to the
Hospital for treatment.
Susan Robinson, arrested for being drunk
ami raising disturbance In Meeting street,
was sentenced topay fine of one dollar, or
spend ten days in the House of Correction.
Three COWS, found astray uptown, were
each fined one dollar. The owners settled.
Dolly Garden, not Warden, a colored girl,
whose Improper behavior was source OF
much disquletude to her aged grandmother,
was lodged at the Guardhouse by the latter,
with the request that Dolly should be sent 10
the House of Correction. The old woman
substantiated her statement before the Mayor,
and the verItable Dolly was sent to the Ashley
R.;er farm for thirty days.
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shipslnaa
DOR NEW YORK.

The splendid SIdewheel Steamship MANHAT-
TAN. NJ. 8. Woodhull. Commander, will aail from
Adger's south Wharf on SATURDAY. the 18th OF
June. al O'Clock P. NJ.
HS- The MANHAfTAN>is >is one OF the fastest
Steamships on the Atlantic Coast, and is hand
somely fttei up for passengers. ,J;,r,.
a3 Marine Insurance by this line half per cent:
~ Through Bills OF Lading given on lotion to
Lverps ol, Boston Providence, and the NeW Eng
land m 4nufactur1ng towns.
For Freight or Passage Engagements, apply to
jun106 JAMES ADGER d CO., Agents.
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Chipping.

re Ressa ssss4sI S noH p.ASrsk SsossesP SsPsaH Paaa
at Accommodation Wharf, and will leave on
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. the 18th instant.
Freight and wharfage must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage apply. to The Captain
On board, or to
RAVENEL, HOLMES 4 90.
jun11-2 No. 1T East Bay.
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u o B F l. o B D A,
VIA SAVANNAH.
,s:s!aal The splendid Steamer 9iiils 60
ClIY PUINE.................Ca Captain MCMILLAN
viii leave Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING,
at half: past O'Clock,
FOR FERNANDINA,
JACKS0NVILLE,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
Returning, CITY POINT leaves Pslatka FRIDAY
MORNING and Savannah SATURDAY HoBNINd,
arriving here SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
For Freight or Passage, having First Glass Ac.
conmodauons, apply 70
RAvENEL 4 co.. Agents,
Corner Vanderhorst'H Wharf and East Bay.
mayl6
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g'iihs iagNsfsq Il u - Ian,.
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0as sGaet'ss Gns,,esrs se1ssiissa
Z THE WAY OF LIFE.


sa3sls fBrG,ew, yAsDERvoRr.l
ggsli,l ,t,aga 80 .aiif.g
Silently the rivers flowing, 80.
Silently our life is going
}3aj 70 creation's soul. .a5si ti
Just beyond the grassy plain, siia,
VS. shall join the holy train,
Marching to the goal. ...''' = =.
They've been. journeying DER the tide, !.
Pressing close to Jesus side,
W Since the world began.
We shall join on angels wing,
And with angel voices sing
Blest salvation's plan.
1t will be n glorious day, as
Wien inlieaveH, so far away, .ft; +,
Weli be free from death
Thank the Lamb for glories done, t'
Thank Him for the victory won, a.
By His dying breath. 8t4
In. O. Sunday Times.
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PROFESSIONAL.
r. W. BRlNGHURST,
CivII -GsfH In q eE
and - &.
PIRLSX s TN 1'E I or
EVANHpIA r,

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~ attended to.
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February under the Confederate dispcr-
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15
THE COURTS.

URtuSAL Count Apf JuHies Cartier. This
court was sngagod a. follows Saturday;
samuel p Ksndig, convicted Of smbelile.
ment Motion In arrest o. Judgmsnt oveuuls'l
years, and % pay ! nns Of tii,oOo The defend.
ant excepted 70 The opinion Of the court
Frederick A. Marden, convicted Of embeIlle,
mont. The accused was sentepeed 70 be i'm,
ii3,Ooo
oIaourr OouRr = Jadgs Mae AiiAur.-ThI.
court was engaged a. Nllous yesterday
Butehsll " Mccartney, et re. Judgment by
defhult 49,
Kingsley ct al ". Holland. Motion to sci
aside Judgment nled
BufnstIne Va Murdoch. judgment by default
Sss y d: aS vs H g :s ssS- Sss
Boudun vs.. Dexter. Judsmsn, below At
hrmed.
smith vs.. Lee Judgment Of condemnation
shea ". RsEan. Judgment below afhrmsd
stott v. Little, &c. Motion Zoe new tria,
simpson va oohns. orisr Tor transfer Of cor
kss.s v fioyd: Judgment set ssIds on de
BrynnsfaL vs.. Cox. Judgment orcondsm
iSysioy vs. Foley. Motion for new trial over
ruled.
Pollard IS; Lyon. Mr.. DavIdge nled motion
stostinE 4 20. ". Brown a Son, Judgment
Cock Va Brown, Naiior vs.. scott, Keefs 70
Dowie' Motion Tor new trial overruled In each
R.beron vs.. Fisher. Motion Cor new trial
UrumbauSh va friralo, sinner W. McNara
ma. Motion h'r new trial In each eass over
Cooke 4 %. vs.. wfloughby Of al. Demurrer
Of Charles Lloyd oysrruled. Judgment and ap
peal appeal bond hxed at eo0o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS
AMUsEMENTs.


haiph Wade Emerson
Tomorrow evening this gentleman, eminent
by his Aitainmsnts, will deliver HE lecture on
"dreatness" at tho Congregational church, OF
100 sharp. II 10 desired that the audience,
fof whom rich treat IL in store, shall be seated
before the hour named.
Famou- atta-trrl..
Duprez psnsdirt's New Orleans Mln'Irels
and Burissqus Opera Troupe will sing In Ian.
cola Hall for a season Of three nights, eommenc-
ing this evening. Their wide spread and we'll
established reputation IL owing TO the uniform
sucesss and superior talents Of the company.
They are no imItators, but have struck out =
new and original manner and style for them.
selves. AZ comic deiineitors they are unsur.
passed, and have taken the lead Of all other
rav,ling troupsa In the country. Reserved
seats can he obtained At ElIis' music store.
John u. uoaah.
The diagram for reserved seats for Coughs
lectures opens this morning at Ballantynes,
aO1 seventh street. Everybody will want to be
on hand early, as the entire hall will probably
he taken up before the lectures, which take
place on Monday and Tuesday Of next week,
are given.
Tee New Jersey RrpablIcaa Association
wnl give their annual reception AMI soelNble At
Maaonlc Temple tomorrow evening at ssh
O'Clock. The President, Vice. President, Cabinet
membersof Congress from New Jerpeyand Ut her
states will attend, A. will many distinguished
men from all parts Of the State who will visIl
the city TO he present on this occasion. Elahor
ate preparations hayo been made and the aiiaif
promises 10 he one Of unusual Interest.
sermas Os,ra -NRchtei.
We are 10 have four nights more Of wachtel
and the uerman Opera, tact no doubt pleasing
to hundreds OF our music slowing readers ani
admirers Of high (no pun lntendsd) art on the
lyrle stage. The past week was one Of triumph
tor the great tenor, while the manner In which
he was Supported rejects credit upon the CON.
pany and lts management. Cart Rosa Knows
we'll how 10 plOAse the public, and his courteous
and energetic De v.vo leaves nothing undonS
TO bring his plans tun successful Issue. Wachto
has been thoroughly criticised by the nsvspa
Pers Of " aahlngton, and although eomparisoni
have hcen drawn between him and others here
tofore known as pet tenors, the German IL gen,
orally conceded to bo superior to oil.
One Of the hypsrcritical gentry yesterday dis
cuSssd him as against lie Frame" who Ia
sehleved smInence In his profession. Not hav
ing heard "Ls Fame" the people OF Washing
ton cannot contrast the method Of the tive
singers; but Of one thing We are certAln, the
crowded audiences Of last week arc suIiclsnt
evidence that they are satisfied with what ha,
been placed before them. Tonight the grand
opera Of "william reli" will he presented with
both wachtel aud Hermanns In the cast. Ia
this opera ample opportunity Il given for tho
display Of wachtel's magnificent voice, aud
doubtless thousands will dock to hear him Ia
his great role. Wednesday the "Huzuenots'
viii DO repeated; Friday the Position" and
SATURDAY al rprators" will he given for the
hrswelL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

Friday evening last was the OecasIon Of very
pleasing and entertaining reception given by
Professor L. q. IsOomls aud lady 10 the friends
and patrons Of The tine arts Of which n prom.
inent feature was tho presence OF many Of our
representative artists, and the exhibition OF
some Of their later studies, OF the artists We
noticed Messrs. BAumgros, Kaufman, Miller,
ullke, Max Wyel, Poole, Messer, Dorian, and
Miss johnson Of New York. Among the Others
Dr. Newman, DR.. MAcky, Hon. Horace May.
nArd, and .. ID. Barrett, es,I.
Professor LOomiA congratulated the friends Of
art upon the presenco OF 90 many Of the arts =
OfOuf city and bespoke for them more dis met
I've recognition In the rapidly Increasing social
interests Of Washington. Art, at host, had with
Us procarious foothold, and the least We could
do, a. lovers Of better culture, was TO give the
artists the assurance that they and their works
were appreciated by US.
Aflef a spicy description OF experiences 10
Egypt and Arabia, by Rev DR.. Newman, Mr..
kaufman read q very Interesting paper on
"Amerioan Art and the Old Masters" full Vt
good sense, keen quiet sarcasm, and pungent
hits ~ the workshop u the old masters by snob.
bish to,iristA He slated that every age must
have ita own art, as Il has It's own form Of eiyil
LAtion, and that the peculiar art Of one time
can make but feeble appeal 10 the artistic
taste Of another time. q. A. :.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

rHn lsap-yearparty to be given this evening,
under the auspices Of the Leap Year club u
this city, promises 10 be an affair Of much
pleasure. The Invitations have beon sent forth
and the arrangements all completed. The pros
identress, Miss Mamie R., who has entire
Ssnssd ~. nso. esvm ~ W.
are To be at no expense or trouble Whatever, and
the escortins to be performed entirely BY the
ladies.
TUE number OF arrests made at tho Third
week has been hfteen, the majority ofwhich WorS
tor breach Of the peace.
THE latest arrivals At the Union hotel are IT,
W. Isandedale, Frederick, Nd; W. :. Rlsque
q. II. HouKh, Wilmington, N. O.; NJ. II. Riley,
Vat u. s. Zell, Baltimore; q. N. brook, N. Y.
Miss NJ. Moore, Baltimore.
THR various churches 10 the city were well ~.
tended yesterday, notwithstanding the coldnsE,
Of the day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

The arrival and sales Of marire products on
Saturday, as reported by Inspector General
0atchel, Of the Buard OF Health, are ns follows
OYSTER small ceiling at o. cents, large a. o.:
schr. Chief, Lewis MASTER pOO bushels Oysters on
hnard-small selling at 90 cents per busheli schr.
Martha Washington, 100 bushels Zone river
east, Harrington master, 100 bushels PAtuxent
OyIers-small selling ut 20 cents; schr. John
Calhoun tleOrRo Barnes master, loo bushels
deep Greek oysters-small selling at 10 cents,
medium VI, large sl.25. Oyster market dull,
with downward tendency In prices some In.
ierlor oysters OF former arrivals, selling rs low
rs Is cents per bushel. Fish In moderate supply.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

On Saturday night, ns tho train that leaves
baltimore at $50 \. IN. was preparing TO stop at
Beltsyllle, Md, man named John Hrouns who
was standing on one Of the ear platforms, foil
of, and one Of the wheels passed lengthwise over
his arm, crushing tbs bones above the wrist.
lie was brought TO this city aud conveyed TO the
Seventh precinct station By OGicer Murphy, and
DR.. Magruder was called on and dressed the
wounds. lie remained at the station during the
night aud was Afterwards taken care Of BY his
friends
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15
NIgsllaal

Al n meeting OF the Junior class Of tho med.
lcal department Of Georgetown college held ut
the college building, corner Tenth and Z Streets,
on Saturday evening, 18th instant FOE the pur-
was unanimously elected President, aud Mr..
George A. Christian, secretary. Amer tho
transaction 81 some Incidental business, and on
adjourned 10 Haryey's, where a bountifal re.
past was disposed OF, and generous good time
wa en- iOYeU.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

Tho stockholders OF tho Washington Market
Company held their annual meeting at the
National Metropolitan bank, at u O'clock on
Saturday last 4,o3t being represented. The
year: NJ. a. Emery, W. u. ChandIer, u, A. iii.
dreth, 4. II. Tinker, I. O. Connolly, Col. Samuel
$. Smo0t, q. OrdWay, A. X, shepherd, FitI.
hugh COyle, Caleb Gushing, Hallet KilhOurn,
John Roach and ii. Van AeTnam. Al the I'D.
iournment Of the stockholders meeting the a..
rectors met and elected NJ. q, Emery, esd, pres
ldent, and b. II. Whitney, clerk. The old build.
Ing committee was reApp0inted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

On Saturday afternoon a man giving his
name as Patrick Ford ran into the Second pre-.
clnct station and demanded from the stallion
keeper that h. should be protected from the
assault OF some railroad man and ten negro
women that he said were after him.
The otnceT supposing him TO DO insane secured
him 10 cell, and during the evening he beoa me
90 violent tearing everything 10 pieces that he
c0nm lay hands on that Lieut.. johnson ordered
li held at the station until his case II decided
upon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

ALEXANDRIA, Va Jan. VI, ts4l
~, W. Tisisggri0, ssi. chiJ ESg iAssT DAD G,A Sal
DgAR slE; by your direction l met Mr..
Phelps at south end OF Long Bridge, and he re.
quested me 10 make q thorough Inspection OF
the bridge and TO report Its condition 10 you,
and 70 report " present condition az compared
with Its condition Immediately after It had been
repaired by Mr.. Clephane In 1870
The trossoling At the s0uth end Of the bridge
has never needed any repairs, and u still In
entirely supported by the piles driven along the
sides Of the bridge, and capped with timbeTa
crossing the bridge underneath the bottom
Sn sIS o. he bridge and upon which the entire
underneath the track, and reaching from one
~ 70 me otheT, are strlngers which support the
,rsir unpsrs o. lhe bridge. and upon which any
The bottom cords Of the hriige act with the
IrlnKeTs undeTneath the track aud as IL now
.!and, eonsidsr that part Of the bridge as sals
new and 10 good order There we're ten liOl nea
pans Of tho my feet bridge put In In isin.
when are 70 good Orderi all the rest Of them
have since then heon strengthened by a bent In
The centre OF the spans except four, which have
each one truss Of a tTussed glTdeT bridge under
the centre Of the track,
wherever cord has become Solt, so Us tn
show any signs Of crushing, Mr.. Dent (WhO has
charge al the bridget has invariably packed a
stuck OF timber upon the inside Of the chord,
and upon several Of them he has timber upon
both bides, lie has put good deal Of timber
on the bridge since July u, 1871, when was
there, by your direction, TO examine the bridge.
good order and from there 70 the end Of tho
bridge the road 10 upon tres'els, with JtrinReTs
10 support the door tlmbers, capable Of carrying
"py .0ad mat can 1e put upon them, -
y has been for the last two years, and better
running, atisr Mr.. ClsPhhns had the bridge re.
pp Signed yours very Fs'Pe1p5iGllyR rv.x.
Bridge Inspector o. a. & ii. R.R.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

About T;aa o'clock IN Saturday night, while
Mr.. Thomas Crawford and friends we're sitting
10 his shoe store On Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween First and Second streets, cOl0red man
raising Rrasped n pair NJ shoes hanging al the
door, and started of with them. The proprietor
seeing tho then, went IN pursuit, and succeeded
In oyertaklng tho thief, who made pltiful story
Of poyarty aud suffering. Amer recovering the
shnes Mr.. Crawford allowed the thief to 20 free.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

Several hydrants 10 tho First ward have burst
ed, aud the water therelTom was yesterday now
Ing and freezing over pavements, endankerlng
the lives OF pedestrians ln this Vicinity. Tbs
proper authorities have been notified OF the fact
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

| The trustees OF tho nm and farnum estates,
| To which the property on the north side OF Penn.
| sylyania avenue, from Mays dry goods store 10
| Tenth street, belong, propose the coming spring
| tn tear down those old buildings, and erect
others which will compare favurably with those
| auuaTR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

BoTs' SCHOOL SUITS, very low Business
suits Tor gentlemen at marked down prices
handsome pantaloOnH In variety, Fine neck.
wear large assortment Perfectly hIiInu
shirts, all Sizes and sorts. 0entlemen's dress
suits, large and small One price to ali.
HEn, q. HEEHIHn,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

Saturday night, about 10 O'Clock, the alton
ton Of Ufhcers Harrington, Harris and Sergeant
Perry was called to disturbance In house on
I street, hetucen Twenty fourth and twenty
iith streets They proceeded Immediately to
the scene, and bound John Parker alias
Taylor engaged In boating a woman named
sarah Clements. Upon the ofhcers attempting
10 arrest Parker he resisted them TO such an eX.
tent that they with dlfieulty succeeded 10 bring.
Ing him 10 the station. In the struggle Sergeant
knee upon the floor, and the other ofheers re.
ceived slight bruises. This man Parker IL one
| Of a notorious gang who have been a great an.
noyAnco to this neighborho1d, aud the police
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