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National Republican., 1873-11-19
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In the iumn OF 1879, eT00,00o, and In August
last, cl, 900 900, being the remainder OF the mort
gage loan Of 1909 for e2, OOo0 0OO were negotiated
Ia London On satisfactory terms and at periods
when the railway companies OF America gen.
orally found 1t inpracticable TO elect loans In
Europe.
course Of the baltimore and Ohio Company In
making moderate dividends and In applying It's
large additional earnings and resources TO the
construction Of needed and Important permanent
thus Investing It's undivided net earnings judi
ciousy and steadily until It's surplus fund
amounts to S29,05I 403.Ii, sum unprecedented
in the history of railway companies In Europe or
America, has attracted and commanded the con-
fdence Its System and policy merit Al period
when the undertakings Of other companies are
suspended from their inability 70 obtain the
capital required IL has been shown by their re-
cent action that there Is every reason to believe
in securities Of the baltimore and OHIO Company
10 the extent that may be desired TO enable
It TO prosecute with ygor to completion the great
works n which it s engaged aha ass we,ih nt Rs T
more and Washington and 70 the States OF Mary.
land, Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois, and practically, In view of me sdSan. y, M
Southern, Southwestern, Western and North
It's shown by the report OF the transportation
department that there has been CONTINUOUS
large expansion OF tonnage OF through merchan-
disc East and West, VIZ: From bo' ,0o9 tons In the
preceding year TO 6iO,265 tons. For ISL THIS
trafc was 400, ,2OI tons; go, CAT barrels Of 1our
were brought TO baltimore during the nscal
year, showing an Increase Of ls2,Tso bATrels.
The present Increased facilities for the trans
portnti0n and transfer OF grain and those which
will be Afforded by the additional elevator now
being erected at Locust Point will, Il Is ex.
pected, lead to a great enlargement Of this i'm
poTtant and valuable trade. The traiflc In live
stock exhibits an increase OF l5,Olo tons. The
coal trade shows an aggregate OF 2,o0o,620 TONS
which Includes 1921 tons for the company's :
supply.
During the year OS5 iron hopper and gondola
cars OF eleven toas capacity each have been
added TO the equipment. Facilities have thus
been promptly furnished TO supply the largely
Increased demand for coal. The policy OF tue
baltimore and OHIO Company IN maintaining
low and uniform rates for rs transportation
continues to attract d steadily enlarging tTaific.
The charge for the transportation OF coal has
continued summer and winter without change
TOT nearly six years, The reliance which can
he placed by consumers upon obtaining their
supplies throughout the year without alterations
Of The tariff causes this route 10 be preferred
and the city OF baltimore 10 be adopted ., the
National Republican., 1873-11-19
O.ick wofll,

Mr. T. S. Underdoli, OF Newark, N. j., arrived
In this city yesterday morning, and put up at the
National hotel. On going into dinner about .
o'clock, no hung his cloak on the rack outside
the door. While quietly enjoying his meal a
thief passed through and lifted this outer wrap.
ping. lie gave notice Of the fact at police head
quarters, and stated that he wished TO depart for
home In the late train. The case was turned
over 10 Detective COOmes, who was very prompt
In his work, and returned In less than half an
hour with the CLOAK, which no returned to the
owner. This Ia only one Of tue many timely
warnings which have been given to persons 10
be more guarded In tho disposition OF their
tlOthlnV
National Republican., 1873-11-19
The Wedding Ring.

The weldng OF Nc. Pster Illll. OF Prince
Georges county, MI, AMI Miss Nonlc Young,
daughter OF FsnwicS Young. esq, was cce'
bratcd yesterday morning at the residence Of
the brides parents, Giesb0ro, d. O., In the pres
ence OF large number Of friends. among whom
was noticed Mrs. Gcn. sherman, Mrs. Gen
Emory, Mrs. Col. Duman, Miss Kate Elliott, Mr.
Others. The groonsmeu were Messrs. l.. YouD q
J. Hill, Mr.. Fenarty and Carroll Nicholson. The
lady assistants were Misses lllll, Neltie Hcis
KEEL, Annie Young and Mary iIlll The cere'
mOny was performed by Rev. Father Raymond
Young, an uncle OF the bride, who came iron
the State OF Ohio for the purpose. At us conclu
sion q reception was held from 10 To ~ M, dur
Ing which the friends OF the newly-married
couple extended their congratulations. In au
adjoining room was displayed tho bridal pres
sents, which were numerous and valuable. tn,
married pair started on the O'Clock train TO
an extended trip North and Est.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
A RnIse petItI0tt.

There are two men In this clty-one abont
twenty-eight years OF age, with light hair and
moustache, and attractive In conversation, and
the other q middlc-agei man-goIng from house
to house with subscription lisr, ,purporting to be
signed by some OF our most prominent citizens,
rendering relief to the afiicted family OF man
life in the service OF our city nrc department.
The public are warned against contributing TO
any such fund.- Us the petition bearers will only
pocket the money received and use the same for
their own benefit. Certain persons have already
been imposed upon In this manner, and II 10
hoped that the circulators OF the petition will be
apprehendcd and brought to justice.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
Tho Great Fright Mt tho Franklin school
BuiIdiBa.

The inspector OF buildings has submitted the
following communication to the Governor in re-
gard to the recent reported firc at the Franklin
school building:
BoApD OF PUBLIC woRKs. DIST OF CoLuMBA,)
OFFIcE or ISsPEc ron OF BulLDISls, I
WAsHIsaros, ID. O., Nov. IL, isia
Hon. NieT. a. Shsphsrd, 6orsrhor:
Sir: After due nvcstigation, md The reported
panic In the Franklin school building to have
had no connection whatever with boilers or
smoke. nues. Tue northeastern wind most likely
drove little dust through the coi-alr duct, coll
chamber and warni-air huc. The teacher herself
OF the concerned room did not even notice that
much, but was unable to stop the sudden
stampede OF the girls, who caught the alarm
raised by their sch0ol-inate. The public should
he made aware that In a stcan.heated building
the smoke-pip do not traverse the steam.
chambers from which the rooms are helteJ- And
that any apparent smoke Issuing from register
In that case IL. In fact, escaped steam, ana IN
dlcaivc Of n loose joint In the stcain-pipcs, bat
can never Indicate any danger frOm nrc.
Very respectfully, your most obedlent,
AD0LF CLASS,
Acting IlsnectOr OF BulLilngs,
National Republican., 1873-11-19
TIE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssO
CfATION.

The Coming Conference-Work to be Done.
A called conference OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association OF Virginia, West Virginia,
Mary land and the District OF Columbia Will he
held at Alexandra on Thursday, the goth in
a to the means OF obtaining greater efficiency
In their work, and to compare the different
plans OF Association work, and, In fact, TO have
a general consultation, BO as 10 nnd ways ana
means for a more active and particular work.
The day session will be held ut the rooms OF the
Alexandria Young Mems Christian Association,
AT the N. X. church. The evening session wilt
consist OF praise meeting, devotional meeting,
and ending with short addresses by those In
yitcd to speak. Arrangements have been made
Tor a special train to return TO Washington at
me close OF the evening exercises.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HORSE
THIEF.
Promptness OF Our Detectives.

Chief Detective Cronc, Of Baltimore, on Mon
day addressed Chief Detective Clarvoe, Of this
city, through Detective IIagan, OF Baltimore,
who arrived here In the evening, asking aid In
the approhension Of horse thief Detectives
McDeyltt and McElfresh were gwen the case,
and soon gained Information regarding the
same, and that a certain livery stable needed
looking after. They accordingly posted them
selves near the stable, and about daylight yester-
day morning the party drove out In buggy,
to police headquarters, which request he CON.
piled with. They ascertained that the party had
already disposed OF the harness 70 dealer, and
they recovered It. The team belonged to a MI:
at 5000. The thief gave his name as WIN. ke-
naugh, and left In the custody OF Detective
ofrlcer Hagan at ii;S5 yesterday, and the team
was started to Baltimore by road.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
WEATHER REPORT.
Wan DxrARTNHnr,I D
OvrIon OF TnE OHIHr sIauAL OYrIurn, y
WARRINGTON. u. O.. November 10. ts7g,i .. m.


For the Northwest and upper lakes, and thence
southwark to Missouri and Kentucky, north
westerly winds, occasional light snow In the
latter STATE, clearing weather and very low tcm-
perature. For Tennessee and the Gulf States
northw esterly winds, low temperature, clear
aud clearing weather. For the South Atlantic
States northwestcrly winds, falling temperature
and partly cloudy weather. For the lower lakes
northwestcrly winds, occasional snow, cold,
cloudy weather. clearing In tho forenoon. For
the Middle States soulhwesterly and north
westerly winds, low temperature aud clearing
weather. For New England westerly and north.
westerly winds, occasional sEow and clondy
weather. clearing by tho afternoon, with falling
temperature.
Cautionary signals continue at Portland and
Eastport.
Reports arc missing from oil the lake, New
England, Rocky Mountains and Pacific stations.
Also. partly from the Southwest, the Northwest
and the extreme Northwest.
TIE WEATHER IN WASHINGTON.
The following was the range Of the thermome.
ter at Hemplers yesterday: Q. m, Al; 10 a. m.
IL; II m, %; p. m, 80; tp. M, 10; D. m, 70;
n. m
National Republican., 1873-11-19
BOARD OFPUBLIC WORKS.
improvements Ordered.

The Board OF Public Works have directed that
a wooden rail be placed In front OF the st. AIMS
Infant Asylum. The parking aud laying brick
sidewalks on street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets northwest, has been ordered. The super
intendenf Of roads has been Authorized 70 put IN
an lsinch pipe culyert on Military road, be-
tween Rock creek and Swartz road. The super
intendent OF streets has been directed TO have
the pump removed at the corner OF Ninetcentl
have the planklng laid On east and west
side OF Market space, and on one side OF Po-
tomsc street, between Bridge aud Prospects
streets, Georgetown, A cobbloBtone pavement
nas been ordered on Green street, from Water
10 Bridge street, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
KEROSENE ACCIDENTS.

TotA, Editor u tAs Hafionai Repsbiiean.
sIR: As kerosene accidents are SO numerous
FROM Careless or, in other words, ignorant, ser
! vant,, would II not bs an act OF Kindness TO
| notify all housekcepers, BY . public notice, to
caution their servants Hgainst using kerosene In
l kndirR thsir nresf Think IL would prevent some
future accidents, HUMANITY,
National Republican., 1873-11-19
A Narrow Escape from Drowning.

Yesterday morning, about II o'clock, whilst an
unknown man was out in q small skin ducklnF,
near the old burnt bridge, In the Eastern Branch,
the boat upset, and the occupant would have
been drowned had II not been for the timely
rendered by Mr.. Charles Wood. The unfortu
bridge, and held fast until, numbed from cold
he was compelled TO lot go his hold, AMI Wood
reached there Just IN time 10 save hun from 4
ugleTy grave.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
TEsTAMENTARy TOPICS.
Divers Desires of tho Dead.


The ofl,cc Of the register Of wills during the
long reign OF the late Judge Purcell had for It's
arnorial Scarings, imprinted upon the letter pa
per uscd for the courts correspondence, q Pic
ture OF the entrance 10 the bourne from whence
no traveller returns. The portal bore solemn
LOOK, ike ferry -houso on this side OF tue StyS,
but Il pleased tie old Judge very much. The new
ONCE, under tho administration OF tho supreme
Court OF the District, IA not so lugubrous In as
pect, but the dealings Of the court are all with
dead mems effects, and the life must be taken
out OF fellow to give the court Jurisdiction, anu
q certain solemnity mingles with the Thought
that N administrator comes iuto this csurt 10
render his ''nnal account" OF his administration
Of goods and chattels only because another man
has been called to render his nnal account, also
Of MS administration OF the same gSCnS tsnS' sa'
Ing that renders the newspaper reports Ol tne
proceedings OF tho PrUbate Court OF interest 70
bors viii 6e reading his viii IN the it.ruDlIcAs::
Yesterday number oil dechs were nieu ana
probatcd.
except 81 400, 10 his wife, Mary S.xton, for lie,
and then TO his daughter, Mary Riddle saxton.
Fourteen hundred dollars Is devised TO Beniha
Saxtun, sister OF the deceased, and to Uatrina
saxton, his neIce, share alike for life, and then
IN, will u Margaret Mecm, of Georgetown,
gives her estate 70 her daughters-EIzabeth,
T6c will oi Wm. Is. Roper gives all his estate
10 his wife, Ellen Roper, for life, ant then 70 hia
chlldren-wiliam ", Ellen Q. aud Lansdalc D.
| koper-in fee.
/ Eiwin W. Fortency's will gives all his real
estate and 500 out OF his life Insurance policy u
his daughter, Mary X. Sleinan, and 1900 ~ his
/ life insurance To his daughter, Kate Fcrteney.
| The will Of Thomas " all, made III l51y, gives
his estate to his wife and chiblren hut II NIL tile
| before the children become twcnty-one, thor
| TO .'Mount st. vIncents" and the Roman Catho
| Ito Male Orphan Asylum OF ~. Joseph.
John Ililler's will gives his estate TO his wif'
i for life or widowhuod, and then To his children.
| The court was quite busy yesterday; AMI thei
| adjourned until saturday.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
Mt. JAMES HOTEL. fEuRopFAN
LKTrKRs FROM THE PEOPLE.
He,v 10 AID Bu.,ues. Mon

TsAs fSsaor " As Eaifosai R.psbifea1.
SIR: Would II not DO well to call the attention
OF the public to the fact that they eau render In
valuable service to the business men OF wash
int tou at this particular juncturc by straining
ev, Hy nerve TO pay promptly their monthly ac-
cop tnts, and also To reduce old balances. Such
an Mort at this time will avert many failures,
and consequently be Of great benent, indirectly,
10 Il 10 public at large. MERCHANT.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
DIR. cox EXPLAINS.

TO hs Editor u ne Eaffosai Rsp.biieas:
SIM Upon my return from New York today
my attention was attracted to an editorial In
your issue OF Monday, the iIth instant, In which
unintenttoually, doubt not you do me injus-
ticc. You there state that failed to maintain
my position before the American Health Asso-
ciation In demanding to know why the names Of
Doctors Bliss and Verdi wcrc not reported for
membership by the executive committee OF that
body, and AM even charged with "moral cow
ardlcer In apologzing to the convention. 1desire
to say that the apology was simply for violation
Ut order, and not for any opinions expressed or
attitude assumed by me In The vindlcaiion Of the
claims Of my colleagues. On the contrary, / was
careful to have distinctly understood that de-
lnanded no opinions advanced, but simply apollo
gized for q violation OF the rules.
Very respectfully, &c, CnRIs. G. Cox.
National Republican., 1873-11-19

MAssxYs ALE Is the cheapest, because u Is
uniform.
Masseys Ale is the cheapest, because there Is
no waste.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because II has
strength.
Massey's Ale Is tho cheapest, because It Is the
purest. .......
MasseyI Ale Is the cheapest, because It ts the
best. |.#H -.
Families supplied and faucets loaned.
PALMER A 0RgkN,
Sole Agents, Georgetown,
National Republican., 1873-11-19
DeaIh from Expo.nre.

Early yesterday morning the body OF white
man was found on the Good Hope road, a short
distance beyoni tho Navy Yard bridge, but was
unrecognizod by any OF the residents In that
vicinity. Coroner d. @. Patterson was notified
and proceeded TO the spot. After viewing the
body he deemed the holding OF an inquest un-
suited from exposure. The remains were after
wards recognized as those OF Jonn Baden, a far
mer Of Prince Georges county, Nd.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
CITYITEMS.

SuFrERKRs from Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Group, Influenza or Whooping Cough will find
relief In DR.. WistaT's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
which has now been In use for nearly half cen
tury, and still maintains It's long established rep
utation n the great remedy for all diseases u
the throat, lungs and chest.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
DRY GOODS.

JOHN T. MITCHELL,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Dry GOODS,
OBI Pennsylvania ave.
desirable GOODS Of the season.
We purchase at the LOWEST CASH PRICES in
tho New York market, weekly.
Of sood can be purchased In New Yoik.
We do not now rezsrd the cost n our stock, bsv.
ing dslerm!ned 10 SELL AS Low as The lowest
here or Ia New York.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
WE HAVE NO TRASH,

WE HAVE NO TRASH.
WE ARE SELLING THE better CLASS or
CLOTHING
AT PRICES THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED
by OUR CUSTOMERS.
ENGLISH WORSTED SUITS;
FRENCH DIAGONAL SUITS;
ENGLISH PLAID SUITS |;
HANDSOME MIXTURES,
NEAT STRIPES,
NoBBY PLAIDs.
WE HAVE MARKED DOWN THE ABOVE
TWENTY PER CENT. BKAR IN MIND THRsE
ARE FIRsr-CLAsS CUT, TRIMMED, AND
MADE GOODS.
A. BAKS a co.,
$40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
Take Care OF Your vaIuables.

Call and examine the nre and burglaI-proo
New York avenue aud Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels, silver.wAre, OF
other vsluables. Rents, from ten 20 sixty dol.
lars per annum, according TO size. No buSineaa
man can AFFORD b do without them.
Iake varaing from the cAieago and Boston frss.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
w.ll,s Operu Hsuse.

Tho short engagement In washington OF the
great Italian tragedAn was . success that must
have been quite nAttering TO his vanity. 1t also
afforded additional evidence Of the appreciation
Of the legitimate drama by the more cultivated
and refined portion OF Washington society. The
two pieces selected present as great contrast
In their requirements a. u Is possible 70 nnd In
the half civilized and uncultivated black a-noor,
and Sullivan. the polished gentleman aud wit Of
the London clubs and leading actor In the Me-
tropolitan theatre, are the very antipodcs Of
Painfully 70 depict them under the influence
OF the tender and baser passions requires talent
q ne highest order and versatility. while the
rect transmission OF II 70 the auditors !unim-
paired evlnces true genius and great magnetic
power. But to do all this In foreign tongue,
Ia manner 70 perfect a. 70 fascinais his listen
ers into close attention and profound silence, Is
the triumph Of both talent and genius. These
acnleyemenu were fully accomplished By salyini
his audiences the performances were simply
pantonime, owing TO the fact that they could
not understand one word Of the text.
bers Of the company, and all the appliances OF
scenery, costumes, furniture, &C., were Import
ant adjuncts TO the correct delineation of the
plays. Where all performed their parts 90, we'll
Il Ia idle to discriminate. Desdemona, Enila,
Iago, Cassie and Brabantio were especially good
on Monday night. Salvinl's handsome person,
manners, that were disguised and lost in 6tIelic,
seans eet ot sss sa "a tss' dsasSs n
Sullivan, last night.
In this great roie he was perfectly master Of
the situation, aud carried his audience away
captive from the nrst. His two performances
here have stamped him In the minds Of critics
rs fully worthy 70 rank with his gifted couptry-
woman, Rlstori, on the classic rolls Of histnonic
fame.
Mr.. Domlnick Murray opens tonight st Wallis
In his great speciality Of "wilie Riley" Tue
drama Is an Irish one Of the sensational order.
Mr. Murray has obtained the highest encoIniums
from tho press CT the North for his correct de-
lIneation OF the principal character Of 'Willie
Riley" The piece Is full OF telling points and
rich In the Developments Of tho true Irish char
actor II lanords. Mr.. Murray will be supported
In tho leading parts by Messfs. Southland, Btan-
Icy, Keller, Duflield, and Misses Jennie Clifford,
Alice Wyndham and Maeder.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
B &O.RAlLR0AD COMPANY
1HE PORrY.ssygNTH ANNUAL REPORT

staiemru, OF the Reveuucs and Rxpesdi-
tures-An Excellent shewisa fer the
Ceupany-Enruinss Of the wsshisstsn
Branch-Our Raiiresd Csuuusicstisss
with tho West = The Metrepsiisas
branch Lac.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
baltimore and Ohio railroad Company was held
ruesday at Baltimore. Mr.. Horace Abbott was
chosen chairman, and Mr.. VIM. II. IJams, secre-
iafy, Tho forty-seventh annual report for the
fiscal year terminated soth September last was
presented. Also, resolutions ratifyipg the lease
or arrangement with the Washington city and
Point Lookout Railroad Company, and the lease
Of that portion Of the Washington city, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern railroad Company
lying between strasburg and Harrisonburg, Nh-
ginia.
The report was read by the secretary, after
which the meeting on motion, proceeded TO the
election OF directors 10 ,s,.s @ ,S5 w,,, We Wm
AIbett and George W. Ward acting as Judges.
ON counting the ballots u was found the ieso-
lulious had been Unanimously adopten, ,a nna y, ,ne
vote Of 10, ,22d shares. The members elected arc
The same as for the preceding year, VIE; johns
opks samuel sm nnsrg rgahS's o,vcp Dnn IS%n
nell, James Harvey, Galloway Cheston, VIM. W.
Taylor samuel Kirby, John King, jr. and q. A.
Won LIngcn.
TIE ANNUAL REroRr.
The annual report for the year ending scptem.
her 80, lsis. bcing the forty.seyenth annual re, e
port, presents q very satisfactory showing. II
gives the whole revenue as follows:
The revenues OF the main stem, including the
Winchester and Potomac, Winchester and
Strasburg and Washington County Branches,
and the Metropolitan Branch road, from MAY
20, tSis, have been. ....,..........N .N2Yo2,ss y
Ot the Washington Branch. 4W,ltl "
OF the Patkersburg Brancn......... NStll y
Of the Central Ohio Division ....... 1,ots,AI y
OF the Lake Erie Division. 1T',ob IL
OF the Wheeling, Pittsburg and Bal.
ilmnrc (tormcriy the Henpneid)
tailrOah, .......... .....,....,s..,.,.. so,sos ~
s,raitsyiilc railroad ........'...... lss,sqe 81
Total .........................s .slbeo5, Sal o
The total amount OF revenues, compared VIII
the preceding year, Is, 1sIa.... .tlo, ,6oo,6l 9
lstt',.. ..sss..'ss.s''ss's'. issofo,of
lncrchsc ..'.'..........'..'.'''''' srooo,oos
National Republican., 1873-11-19
THE GRAND CArIroI. nth HOTEL


Orsun,zatIou Rdected-The Election OF
Omccrs.
An adjourned meeting Of the subscribers to
the stock In the New Capitol Hill Hotel Com
psny was held at the once Of the company last
evening; the president John liitz, esq) In the
chair, and J. Warren brown secretary. A code
OF bylaws was adopted; alter which an election
OF permanent ufiicers WAS held with the follow
Ing result:
Members of the Boarl Of Managers-Iohn
IIts, Chas. Ewing, A. 7. Z. Dodge, +. A. Boswell
AMI 4. McNamara.
Advisory Boari-C. NJ. Fonl, G. D. Willard, :.
=. smoot, A. Grant, 3. W. kobinspn, James J..
Duliu, Hawkins Taylor, X. II. Ryan, u. lleyer, j.
\, Walter, +. NJ. Plowuian, X. L. Schmidt, W. :.
Fletcher, Geo. Il. Bassett and II. Schuttcr.
Auditing ommlttee-Bushrl Roblnsor, j. =.
burnett, A. d. Talcott, Il. Bower AMI Z. u.
Parks.
Secrctary-I. Warren Brown.
Treasurer-D. W. Middleton, jr.
The meeting then al hjOurned TO meet on the
second Monday M January, 1874, tho time nxcd
IN the charter for the annual meeting Of stock
holders,
National Republican., 1873-11-19

J. II. sasisr d o.,
Bankers, No. ltie Pennsylvania avenue, ray
per cent on all deposit
National Republican., 1873-11-19
PsIice Ceurt-Judse Smell.

:, Amanda Stewart, profanity; fined .. Henry
Frank Garrison, Indecent language; q. Jacob
Tabler, hoisterous; -. Peter Mack, assault on
George Daken; 80. Peter Ferguson and Albert
He'll, ARRAY; t5 each. Randall Bowie, assault
on Rooert Jones: $50. or sixty days In jail. John
Constantine, assault on George Ahincy: $40.
Thomas white, stealing watch; held for the ac-
tion Of the grand Jury. Silas +. Dash, assault
on James Fitzgerald; 800 and costs.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
AuctIan sales To.QaY,

WIN. L. Wall d Co. will sell large lot OF car
pets, ollcloths, &c. Green 4 Williams win sell
Q two-atoIy frame dwelling on Eleventh, between
thousand pieces Of wall paper, chromos, 40.