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National Republican., 1873-10-03
DULL BRTw RRN FAMILIES.
Ono Person Killed md Four wsunded-
Terrible ARRAY.

tFrom the Kansas City (Mo) Journal. Sept sal
coroncrs inquest was held on Sunday
afternoon over the body Of James J. Chilcs,
OF Independence, In the same room where,
seventeen years before, q similar invcstiga'
tion was held over tho body Of Moore, the
arst man who was murdered by his hand. OF
Sundays affair We give the following facts
as near Us can be asccrtaincd,
Chies had been drinking 10 an unusual cx
tent, and on this day seemed determined tc
quarrel with what he termed the "Pcacock
clique" About $50 o'clock In the afternoon
he struck q pcaccable young man named
Sampson. who, however, did not rcscnt the
indignity. A few minutes after, he crossed
two or three times from the Jones hotel u
McCoy's corner, opposite the northwest cor
ner OF the public square, breathing vengeance
against the city marshal and his deputy, Jas
Peacock, the latter of whom was In sight
about half way south on the block, at th,
door Of Mr.. Sullivan's store, standing by Q
large dry goods box.
Chilcs approached hin, received his salnta
tion and returned for II blow, which Pea
cock attempted to resent by striking him will
his cane, but failed. Pistols were soon drawn
and the parties by this time cllnched and fel
to tho sidewalk, Chiles attempting TO shoo
Peacock, who held Chiles' pistol away witt
one hand while he tried to shoot Chiles with
VlhtOl III Tue Oticf mana.
AT this point Peacock's son Charles, wht
had been warned that q difficulty was likely
TO occur, rushed up and shot Chiles In the
| side, the ball ranging around to the brcas
| under the muscles and skin, but infilctiDg nc
serious Injury. Chllcs' son, who had com,
on the ground by this time, repaid the com
pllment In kind by shooting Peacock, tn,
father, In the side, above the hips. Peacock
finding himself shot by an outsider, by y dcs
pcrate effort got his pistol to Chiles' face ant
shot him under the left eye, tho ball passing
through the head.
Chiles relaxed his hold and fell dead with
| out any show Of paroxyism or pain. Seyera
shots were fired by the younger Peacock ant
Elijah Chiles, either Ave or Ska point upoI
which bystanders differ. As the result O
these, young Peacock was shot through tn,
| thigh, not iniiicting q dangerous wound
however. Young Chiles was shot under ant
| forward Of the left arm. His wound is pro
nounced mortal by the physicians In attend
ance.
A stray shot struck j. w. Farrow, cit,
marshal, who had arrived on tho spot, N thi
breast, passing under the flesh about thre,
Inches, but doing NO serious injury. Afte
the shooting OF Chiles Mr.. Peacock was dul,
cared for His wound, which was at frs
pronounced dangerous, II Ia now thought 4
not serious. The ball has not yet been found
but Its course seems not to be In vital part
Only one shot was flred by the two princl
pals In the contest, viz, that from tho pisto
OF Mr.. James Peacock, the one that killet
Chlles, Young Chilss says he shot Peacock
and II Is surmiscd the ones which struck th,
younger Peacock and Marshal Farrow wcr,
| from his pistol.
National Republican., 1873-10-03
sUDDRN DEATH.
A welI-kuoyxu Character Can

"UII-hHUWH VHHFHCttF tsOHts
Yesterday evening, about s'I5 O'Clock, oficer
Yeatman found woman lying Oh the pavement
In front OF the old Intelllgencer building, Sew
enth and ID streets, dead, and after her removal
to the Central guard-house II was discovered
that her name was Eliza Ann Pulley, well
known beggar OF this city. Information was
sent TO her relatives, who came TO the station
and dressed the body. Coroner Patterson was
notified, who, after viewing tho body pro-
nounced the cause OF death 10 have been ape
plexy. The body was turned oyer TO her rela-
lives for burial,
National Republican., 1873-10-03
Tn, Assembly Hall Concert.

The concert at Assembly hall last night by the
several yisiting and local societies taking part
In the great sGngerfest, was attended BY q large
and fashionable assemblage. The only drawback
to the full enjoyment OF the concert was the
| Fourth Of July temperature, which made every
| body feet uncomfortable, Owing to the non
arrival Of the Philadelphia Menncrchor, the
programme was changed In some OF Its features
but the substitutions proved highly acceptable
to the audience. We have never had IN Rich
mond such an aggregation Of vocal talent
Every piece was splendidly rendered, the wash
lngtOn SHngcrhund making the best impression
| by the superiority Of their tenor and the com.
plete harmony Of their chords. The mass
choruscs were successful beyond expectation
aud will live long In the memory OF those who
heard them. Altogether. the concert was 4
| greAl csa.-Richmond Hhin. s. pismbtr 30.
National Republican., 1873-10-03

Thos. Walker, disturbing the quiet OF George,
town; %. Charles Graham, loud and boisterons
s5. George Adams, disorderly; s.. VIM. Young
loud and 6olsterons; IS. Joseph Boss, same; s.
Juilana johnson, loud and bOisterous; IS. Flor
ence Stevens, same; IS. Elizabeth Hawkins,
same in Louise alley; IS, WIN. II. Thomas, col.
ored, carrying a razor; $50. James Ranner, dis
turbing the quiet OF Georgetown; q. Anthony
Smith and James sprague, petit larceny Of q
Dair OF shoes; the former was nned $40, and the
latter discharged. Richard johnson, assault on
Julia Ann Jackson; 50. Charles Thomas was
charged with stealing silver watch from Jew
elry store on Seventh street; three months 10
jail. Edward Rollins, assault on Maria Porter;
$40 and costs. Robert Robinson and Matthew
woodward, charged with an ARRAY; . each;
Richard Banlster, assault on George Washing
ton;Washlngton whipped Banster's dog, and Ban
lster whipped Washington; IS and costs. Frank
Williams, assault on Anna Hill; 90 and costs;
also, charged with carrying q razor; SO.
FRkScu CASHMERE DRESS PANTS OF our own.
These goods were made by our custom hands
during dull season, and cannot be excelled In
make, nt and style.
EIsRNAs a Bro,
1905 Seventh street, Third Door Above X.
National Republican., 1873-10-03
tn, Cu,bo,I, Literary Association.

1t Is understood that Rev. Father Walter has
generously granted to this society the use Of
apartments adjoining 81. Patricks church, re-
Gently occupied by the Little Sisters Of the Poor.
It Ia proposed to nt up the hall In genteel style
| for the use OF the members, and to establish q
profitable instruction and rational enjoyment.
Tho society promises to be one of the most 1our-
| ishlng In the city, and to do much good In the
way OF mutual Improvement OF Its members.
Public meetings will be held once o week, but
the hall will be open every evening for the nc-
commo olailon OF Incmbers.
National Republican., 1873-10-03
New Church Association.

The Maryland Association of the New Church
(swedenborgian) holds Its annual meeting In this
city at the rooms OF the New Church Union,
northeast corner OF Ninth and G streets, begin.
nirg this morning, at 10 o'clock. The sessions
and services Will be continued Saturday and
sunday, closing Sunday evening at the COngre-
gatiOna church, with discourse by The Rev. u.
n Barrett OF Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1873-10-03
New Fire Alarm TELEGRAPH.

Tho bids for the new 1rc-alarm telegraph wert
opened at the Board Of Public WORKS yesterday
There were only two bids, both from Gamewel
A Co, OF New York. One was for q complete
boxes, OF the most approved pattern-for SIS, 900
The other was for a proportionate amount Of tn,
work for $4,000. No payment Is to he made unit
the whole work Is examined and found satisfac
tory hH the hanrl
National Republican., 1873-10-03
PertnIia nuIld.

The following permits to build were issued
yesterday: Allison Nailor. jr., a two-story brick
building on D, between Thirteen-and-a-half and
Fourteenth streets northwest; A. Mccarthy, a
two-story frame back-building on Eighteenth,
between d and Il streets northwest; l.. A. Bart
lett, q two-stOry frame on q street, between
Half street and Delaware avenue southwest;
Tobias johnson, two-story frame on Third, be-
tween Y and q streets; W. +. Downing, one
stfeets
National Republican., 1873-10-03
AIuhla Haanlsiiea

such a3 horse brushes, curry cOmbs. chamos
skins, hay cutters, horse buckets, manure forks,
carriage sponge, feather busters, hoof brushes,
&c., &c, for sale at low prices by
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street,
National Republican., 1873-10-03
THIRD DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.
Hon. Il, r. Berry RenomIuated.

A primary election was held last night by the
Democrats Of the Third district at Lang's hotel
for tho selection OF a candidate for the House Of
Delegates. The candidates were L. p. Berry,
the present incumbent, and II. T. Taggart.
After the vote was counted, II stood-Berry, eI;
TAPpaFt, n,
National Republican., 1873-10-03

The New York Herald has remedy for the
financial panlci tits a declaration OF Presi-
dent Grant that he will not DO candidate for
q third term! The terrible uncertainty OF the
country on that point, argues the Herald, Is
craze Is raging worst In the Herald office.
National Republican., 1873-10-03

d. VI. Davis, boot and shoe dealer, corner
Twelfth and + streets, will sell bOOts and
shoes at discount of five per cent. for certI-
fed checks or cash for the next ten days, In
order to make room for very large stock OF
fall goods now arriving daily,
National Republican., 1873-10-03
HIM. 6nrExnr.hahx.

High and low, rich and poor, young and old.
Full dress and undress,
Travelling, sporting and evening wear.
CARTER 4 Co.,
424 Ninth street,
I Opposite Y. NJ. Q, A,
National Republican., 1873-10-03
Tho Tonic Of the Per,ed.

The Tonic Of the Persod.
..s Tnis a irving season to persons deficient In
ical energies by the most approved artinc,si
means Is duty they owe TO themselves. Fore-
most among the tonlcs and Alternatives Of the sso
stands Hostetters stomach Ditterp. Its veset-
able stimulant and corrective against vhich No .
tenablo objection can be urged. There Il no
risk In recommending It as the best preparation
in existence for renoyating an enfee6led and
broken down system. The most valuable medlcI-
nal products that nature has ever yielded TO bo-
tanical research are blended in this famous elixir
public hospitals as the purest OF all the varieties
Of distilled liquors. For general debility, ner-
yous weakness, Dyspepsia, constipation, rheu-
matism, biliousness and Intermittent feven u s
positive specific.
give MINUTES ron REYREsnMKsrs.- livery
Se ap ~ sa nSs es
from eating too hastily, thereby sowing the seed
Of dyspepsia. IL Is comfort 10 know that the
Peruvian Syrup will cure the worst cases Of dys-
pcpsIs, as thousands are ready to testify.
THE new colopnsde Hotel, PhIladelphln, "a,
Is one OF the largest hotels In the country.
FALL CLOTHING ron oKSrIxNr.
All the latest styles Coats, Pants and vests,
,r,snnl rsl, o., ,Sy,ersseks, ae;, Ac.,
Prices most economical.
Our Youths, Boys and Chiidrenr Clothing Ia
mnen admired "a for style, beauty Of nnish and
sizes for boys from three years Of age to
twenty. Moan WALKER 4 Co,
Oil Pennsylvania avenue.
To Cure Your Catarrh, Ceush,
hay fever, &c, without taking medicine, use
store.
BONDS oF rHx BoARD or PUBLIC woHks.-we
need three thousand dollars OF these bonds, and
VIII sell some OF our nne Eva Watches HG.n q, them.
Cor. Fifteenth and r streets, opp. treasury.
Fiss Watches.
Our great specially, American and imported
watches OF superior quality. Fine watch repair
oreP ~ "ork%sn Waiso soSs, Sssss made
Cor. Fifteenth and streets, OPP. Treasury
TuH GREAT KsoLIH Rxxnpr for aout and
| hheumatism. All sufferers from the above conn.,
plants, either OF recent or long standing arc ad-
| vlsed TO use Bair's 9out and Rheumatic Pills.
/ They can be relied upon as the most safe and
edectual remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
years with the greatest success. Prepared bj
PR0ur a HARsAST, 9so Strand, London, EngiAnd,
and sold by oil druggists.
using daily TnURsToss Ivory Pearl Tooth
| Powder; price a and 90 cents pei bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
| may hnvo II BY constant use Of TH0NrsOR'a
Pomade optme. Price, 70 and 90 oenA per
LIeHTooLoHsDK Kid Glovesaro very stylish when
| not soiled. JouvNs inoiorous Eid Glove
| Cleaner will renovate them thoroughly; price n
eenta per bottle. All sold By druEGisu and
WELLshAoH'HE-srRaADS SrRsN0THlNIra PLAs-
r1Rs, Whenever . plaster II needed. are unri.
vailed. Price ". an and N cents esca.
National Republican., 1873-10-03

the subscriber has been induced for the mex
thirty days to run on his stock OF Hardware ant
Housefufnishlng goods at cost for cash, NJ
book accounts during the time.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Sign Of Gilt Saw,
PCnna, ayanue and Tenth street
National Republican., 1873-10-03
The ReRistrRtion.
Police Ceurt-Judse smell.

The following Is the work Of the board Of regis
tratlon yesterday: Changes-white, IS; colOred
2l. New names-white, 50; cOlored, 50.
National Republican., 1873-10-03
BARLOw'S

Gallery of Fine Arts,
i2S fENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
PAINTINGS, EkaHAvINaS,
a, r.,.o,,,,. 9haoMos. PHOTOGRAPHS. &o,.
frapss for ps,stins., Photographs. 40. In Gold.
Cabinet Carte dc Vislte, and ali regular sizer al
Ways on hand; All odd siies made % order. Passe
riety o. Cords, Ta.sels. Wire. Rinrs kc. Psrties
Waiting the city will nnd = THIS ssta6shment the
York prices; r.intilEr packed with the srestest
sss,oIea spa sa,Rpsd 9 ~ Paintings Cleaned
Old Frames Regiided and Repaired ooI.sm
National Republican., 1873-10-03

THE IoOa Granger is of the opinion that
the country will not trust the Democrats on
their platforms on account Of lis familiarity
| with the men who frame tho planks.
National Republican., 1873-10-03
National snyip.. Rank.
BY tho neccut Bank FaIIure,

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per Rnnum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to 4; satur-
days, . to tand to Q.
National Republican., 1873-10-03
PennaYlYI

The Man "Who Got shut ut snvake,sD
can still be supplied; also, a good supply OF
guns, pistols, caps, powder, ,wads. &c., &C., cheap
or each
National Republican., 1873-10-03

TO SECURE YoUR WINTER Coon,
AT THESE PRICES,
BUY AT ONCE.
HABLE BROTHERS,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Clothiers,
Corner OF Seventh and ID streets,
National Republican., 1873-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS, EXCURSIONS, ETC.
WASHINGTON rBKATRE coMIQuE.

WAsHINGroN rBRATRE CoMIQuE.
Et.s-eAssstr below Pennsylvania avenue.
THE GREATEST NOVELTY BILL EVER PRE-.
SCENTED.
Tie marvel Of the sso.
Prof; RiCHAhDB, Prof RICHARDS,
:. Ine man.nsh, Tbe man -hsh.
A STARTLING PHENOMENON.
Engagement for ono week only Of
aiLEQiL AND h0yKE.
4, The greatest living song and dance men. roei.
lively one week only, ensSssd Al . large salary.
THOMAS HARPER,
The one-lexged song and dance man.
Mons. DlAndowskis New Ballet,
ONR HUNDRED YEARS AGO,
Introducing the star. premiere, Mile. Anne4t Gal.
issu @ I,y nna 9nT tTeiye beautiful ladies' COURT OF
nj A greet novelty SHOW by James 8. Edwards and
The Queen Of serio Comic vocsii.ts, Mis- Carrie
Avery, and our Mammoth Troupe
lesque extrayasAnxs,
THE DUTOHMAN IN TURKEY,
with newscenery. 40, aud grand Oriental Ballet,
George W. Thompson - Noses Needles,
MT,Family MAtinees every WEDNESDAY and
oAiohDAf' octi.u
National Republican., 1873-10-03
Certified Check. nj n Premium

J. II. sqpier & Co.,
Bankers, No. 1910 Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent on oil depoait.
National Republican., 1873-10-03
Certified Checka,

CLOTHING SOLD AT 20 PER CENT. LESS
THAN REGULAR PRICES FOR Few DAYS
ONLY, AND
CERTIFIED CHECKS
TAKEN AT PAR
By HABLE Bros,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Clotliiers,
Corner SevenIh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-10-03
CITYITEMS.

7. N: NAUpAIs, No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
near Seventh street, Ia taking the city oertIn,
Gates Issued by the Board Of Public Works Al
eirhty.seyen cents on the dollar, which is rood
opportunity fer parties 10 get cheap DRY Foods
for the bonds. '''s'
Now IL Your Tine TO Invest.
10000 worth Of
New and Nobby
ArPAsro PncEs. "' 'A'e''
L. HgrLsRur,
4o2 Seventh street northweat.
National Republican., 1873-10-03
NRAND MATCH RACE

f0h 'S Ps BsBEsEdHH EE HSSh SSHhsE,F SsF ovEE THE
SGood bay and acod TrsefJ bstsssn wee the 6dH
tonowips n named horses; Harvey fawcett names
DAIsEY: Mile heats. best ] in ). 70 hsrnsss. Race @
sIo y come on q ~ ? m Inis rs expected % b.
for purse at the late hocLyllle far Admission
" cents. tccaHl AMOS FOX. Proprietor.
National Republican., 1873-10-03

FRENCH WoRsTED COATS AND VESTS, In full
Frocks, Getaways and Double-breastcd Sacks, at
EIsEMAM Il Bros,
b05 Seventh street, May Building,
National Republican., 1873-10-03

"FIyE MINUTES ron Recommendations
body who has Travelled by railroad has heard the
above announcement, and has probably suffered
Of dyspepsia. IL is a comfort 10 know that the
Peruvian Syrup Will euro the worst cases Of dys-
pepsis, as thousands are ready to testify.
National Republican., 1873-10-03

Our great specially, American and imported
watches OF superior quality. Fine watch repair
lpg by competent wofkmen. Watch cases made
to order. GoIAy A MoRRIII.
Cor. Fifteenth and y streets, OPP. Treasury
National Republican., 1873-10-03
THE new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
Is one Of the largest hotels IN the county.
To Cure Your Catarrh, Cough,

hay fever, &c,, without taking medicine, use
kirkwoods Inhaler. For sale at Gilmans drug
National Republican., 1873-10-03
DETERMINED EFFORT.


In presenting this appeal to the people, breyIty
requires us TO he succlnct In statement, logical
and terse In argument, candid and forcible in
utterance. We know that the adherents OF ex-
isting parties will carp at us, and allege that
ours is q side issue-that II is an attempt on our
part TO carry religion and morals into politics,
and TO seek by legislative interference to con.
troll the personal and private habits and conduct
OF the people. We are told that these things
belong to the domain OF the preacher, the
teacher and the moral refOrmer, and that moral
suasIOn Is the agency and lnstrumentallty by
which and with which the drunkard Is TO be
reached aud intempeTance removed, II removed
This argument Ia both specious and sophistical,
and the most casual observer cannot fail to see
that this reasoning, II not side issue, is false
one.
WHAT PLEAsEs RuM.sELLERs.
There are those who complain that we are
carrying temperance into politics, and who as
sert that we might a. well carry each OF the
"cardinal virtues" there and base party upon
each; and, moreover, we are told, with grave
and solemn utteranee, that sabbath breaking
aud profanity, lying and lewdness, theft and
nlsh the basis OF ,lltical party, IL is sum-
Client reply TO these stately platitudes 10 remark
tlAt all these things are already prohibited by
law, II we had statutes licensing and regulat-
ing mans conduct In this respect, then It would
be proper to organize political parties Tor the re-
peal OF all such laws There is no parallel In the
iwo cases, aud whoever asserts that there is, |
raises + man OF straw, and confounds principles |
aud measures obviously distinct, We dismiss,
therefore,. all such reasoning as illogical, absurd
md puerlle.
EXISTING PARTIES.
We have no wish TO Interfere needletsy with
National Republican., 1873-10-03

As individuals, we do not hesitate to express
our conviction and belief that q stringent pro-
hihiiory law, generally and thoroughly enforced,
Is the true AMI successful method OF dealing
with the manufacture and sale OF intoxicating
drinks. And from what we know OF the opera
lions Of the prohibtive policy In States where II
sion that II must, at no distant day, become the
ultimate policy In all the States OF this Union,
and also OF the National Government. In say
Ing this much OF prohibition, we do not lose
sight Of patent fact that, In legislation, laws
TO be operative and effective for public good
must march abreast with public opinion.
National Republican., 1873-10-03
WHAT SHALL De DosEf

without wasting words TO further elucidate
and enforce the above statement Of admitted
truths, we come directly to the inquiry which
addresses itself with force at this time to the
people OF the District Of Columbia, what shan be
done to stay the ravapes OF intemperance and TO
put stop to the legalzed manufacture OF
dTunkardsf
IL Is an old and accepted maxim, old at least
as the Justinian code, "Sdius popuii supremd eat
hE"-"The welfare OF the people Is the supreme
law"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
TIE POINT LOOKOUT RAILROAD.

on Thursday the following Jury Of oondemns.
ton, appointed TO view and condemn lands In
the District OF Columbia to be traversed by the
Washington CITY and Point Lookout railroad
met and entered on the discharge Of their duty
Messrs. II. BTightwell, DAVID Miller, Alexander
MCCaInaCk, Joseph l.. jenkins, X. 4. Martin
stephen NJ. Golhlng,. Joseph Y. Brown, X. J,
Middleton, Barney y. Swart, A. q. =. Shoe
maker, John u. Wlltherger, X. :. Baiget, Robert
Bail. James Pulling, William b. Lacey, George L.
Sheriff, William Dickson, Columbus Alexander,
George IL. Plant and William 3, Mitchell.
Marshal Phillips accompanied the Jury; also
Mr.. John A. Partridge, engineer-in-chief OF the
new rOa :, aud with MIN Mr.. McComb and MT.
Randolph.
The Jury condemned the following lands OF
the persons named: NJ. I. Fowler, 244 acres; G.
SnefG, 2.2I; Mary Z. Dean, 2l9; julia Benz amin,
0.2s; NJ. c. Dean, Las; BENJAMIN Owens, lbs; A.
A, 4. StrasO, 100; $. II. Scaggs, AS; Mrs, ID. A.
Hall, 2l2; Mrs. Smith, h.s2; Mrs. Coyie, 1.2i; W.
Il. HAYES, o 81; 1hOs. l.. Shoemaker, O.6b; q. W.
ElRan, Os9; Mrs. NaylOr, h,O9; Mrs. Bankley,
O.2b; Mrs, Little, O.69; MIS-. WEIGH, O.6S.
The fury met yesterday morning IN the
Criminal Court room at 10 O'Clock, and all an
swafed TO their names.
Mr.. =. l.. Phillips asked Nj. d. d. Clark, ooun-
sci for the claimants, II tue jury would hear
each case separately or altogether, and pass on
the whole.
After reference to the list OF claimants aud a
consultation together, II was decided TO take as
the rtt case that OF the he 10 OF the estate Of j..
A. Fowler.
Mr.. i. L. Phillips, counsel for the road read
the act OF Congress chartering said railroad 10
the jury, detailing the process to be observed In
cUnlemnlng the lands for use OF the road. He
stated that the value IN fee simple to the re-
speCtlye tracts were what Is wanted, and Justice
between all concerned.
The case OF Mrs. FOwler's land was lrst tax IN,
and she was allowed, after long consideration
OF her case, tIIl for 2 ~ acres taken.
The Jury then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
THE COUNTS.

Probate Court-ReHister Webster.
Ta,s court was engaged as follows yesterday,
George Peter was appointed guardian OF the
orphans OF Wilson Cartwright, aud gave bond
In $50.
Charles Walter gave bond In fl,0OJ as guar
dian Of Grace Cunningham.
Tue court then adjourned until Tuesday next.
Police Ceurt-Jadae Dawson Pre- TEN.
Henry Boyle, VACANT, workhouse. Herbert
Richardson, threats TO John d pwen, 800 bonds.
John Young, vagrant, wOrknOuse. Albert O..
Clark, threats to Catherine BRan, 800 bonds.
Charles W. Hooper. resisting Ofiicer Mulhall,
81 and costs. George II. Williams, larceny, com.
mltted for hearing. Emanuel Mason, iaSceny
OF four hundred 0aeiai Gascttes from the Patent
ONCE, grand Jury. Benjamin Williams, drunk.
to. j. K. Walker, disturbing the peace. q. Mary
Sullivan, drunk, %. WIN. Johnson, profanity
-. WIN. Hogan, removing gravel frOm public
grounds, -. rank smith, disturbing the quiet
OF Georgetown, .. II. q. Mccoy, violation Of
license law, q. WIN. Luther, profane, %. Jessie
Mccoy, disorderiy assembly, o. James Digney,
violating hack law, SO. Sarah Whiting, disOr
derry In county, q. Conrad Lutz, profanity, q
s. \. DOsh, cart without number, IS. George II
Williams, larceny OF cart, grand Jury.