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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

lhe following cases Of smallpox were reported
NJ the health ONCE yesterday; One case n M
~ fufuys court, First street, between Pennsyl-
NanS avenue and D street northwest one at No
Islv lhlId street southwest; one at the corner OF
on south Carolina avenue, between Ninth and
Tenlh streets southeast one At Mrs Crowns, on
Tenth street, between u and { streets southeast;
QUE on south Carolina avenue, between First
aud Second streets southeast; Que on corner of
Third aud A streets northeast,
The following deaths were also reported: Mr.
kellls, alley between Twelfth and Thirteenth
anu and ID streets southwest; NeWcumb, child
II months old, corner Twelfth and streets
southeast.
There were 40 vaccinations made at the
htdlth OIilrc yesterday by DR.. W. ID. Stewart,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

The Wilson special committee met last night
at 1880 O'Clock and examined Mr.. Ham as to the
connection and business relations between the
Pacific railroad and credit mobilier, and also Mr..
Cakes Ames In relation to the same subject, and
as TO the cost OF the road. At II O'Clock an adj
jOunment took place until 1880 O'Clock this
mOTninR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

The sunday school Union NJ South Washing
ton met on Monday evening last at Ryland
chapel and elected the following OiicGrs for the
ensuing year: President, the acting superintcn-
dent Of RylAnd chapel; secretary, Mr.. HendeT-
son, FINN Baptist church, treasurer, Lewis e.
White.
The Union II composed Of all the sun lay
schools In that section Of the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

The stockholders OF the Farmers aud Mechnn.
les National Bank Of Georgetown met yestef-
day and elected the following directors: II. VI.
sweeney, Evan Lyon, T. T. Berry, John David
son, +. Wheatley, Esau PickTell, VIM King, W.
g. Magee and Chas. NJ. Matthews,
Al the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the First National Bank, held yesterday morn
Ing, the following directors were elected TO serve
during the ensuing year: II. d. Cooke, II. Z.
FahneHfOck, John A. wins, WIN. VI. Tcnney, II.
Z. swain,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

The following patents were granted To Wash
ingtonians this week: Simon Carr, bedsteaa; W.
W. Evans, head-rest for dentists chairs; Francis
II. smith, wood pavement.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

The Indiana State Association, which intro
duCed the now famous sOClables, have completed
their arrangements for the FIRST one TO be given
under the auspices OF their association for this
scissor, and II will take place ut Masonic Temple
Tomorrow evening, January 10. DOnch's band
has been engaged, and large array OF beautiful
ladies' and distinguished gentlemen are expected
10 he present and grace the occasion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

The Military Committee Of the House, 10 which
memorials have been referred regarding the sub
ject, have virtually agreed to report In favor Of
apprOpriatlng cannon, now In possession OF the
Government, for the erection OF bronze mOnu-
ment to the memory NJ Gen. Geo. II. Thomas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

The Hon. Edward Mcpherson, clerk OF the
House OF Representatives; has received notice
that John Maxwell, ESQ.,, has served David NJ.
Dewitt with formal notice that he will contest
the latters right to represent the Fourteenth
district Of New York In the next Congress. Mr.
Ell Perry, Of Albany, Is the present incumbent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15
American, Japan and China Telegraph
T0mDany

Captain Cesar Moreno, who represents the
american, Japan and China Telegraph COM
pany," was yesterday before the Committee on
Foreign Relations OF the Senate, and on motion
Of the chairman meeting will be called again
on the 2sth Of this month TO hear furthermore
about this great enterprise that will connect our
Pacific coast with japan and China.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

At Hoover 4 ,IacKson's No. 100 Pennsylvania
avenue, a large stock Of Ladies' nne French Kid
Button aud Side Laced CATERS also, q large lot
white Kid aud satin Caters aud Slippers Tor
InILes. Mlsses md ChIldren
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

Chief Engineer fithian has rendered report
TO Rear Admiral GOldsbOro, OF the Washington
nary yard, In relation to a series Of experiments
conducted by him for the purpose Of ascertalnlng
the relative merits Of the common weighted valve
and the spring valve, asked by Secretary Bout
we'll
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15


On motion Of Hon. Bt ). CSS. I Ro%. Mac.
Intro, OF Georgla, vas admitted to practice as
an attorney and counselor OF this court,
On motion Of Mt, 7. T. Crittenden, Charles X.
Wilson, ESQ.,, OF Wyoming Territory, was i'd
mitted TO practice as an attorney and counselor
on motion OF Mr.. p. Phillips, Z. W. RarIer,
ESQ.,, OF Alabama, was admitted 10 practice as an
attorney and counselor Of this court.
On motion Of Hon. Geo. Y. Huar, Geo. A. Jor-
dan, ESQ.,, OF Massachusetts, was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
court.
No; Sls: The Central Pacific Railroad Company,
plaintiff In error, vs.. The People OF the state Of
California. The argument OF this cause was
concluded by Mr. ]. NJ. Carlisle, Of counsel for
the plaintiff in error.
vs.. The Board Of Supervisors OF Wayne county
Of al. This cause was argued by Mr.. W. n
Scates, Of counsel for the appellants, and sub
mltted on printed Arguments by Hon. J. G. Rob
No. 70. Jean ". Lapeyrc, appellant, VI. The
United States. This cause was argued by Mr..
and submitted on printed arguments by Mr. Assls.
tant Attorney General Ill., for the appellees.
20. 100; Charles Morgan, plaintiff In error, vs..
John Parham The argument Of this cause was
commenced by Mt. T. Phillips, Of counsel for the
plaintiff In error, and continued by Mr.. Z, W.
Rapler, for The defendant In error.
Adjourned bntll Tomorrow morning al II
O'Clock.
Supreme Court-t:cnernl Term.
All the Judges sat IN bdRc yesterday, and were
engaged as follows:
ITToRsRYs ADMITTED.
ID. Z. Parks, OF New York, and A. X. Lacy, OF
Ohio, were admitted to practice at the bar Of
McIlowari 4 Co. Va. Conner. In this case the
CHIEF Justice saw no error, and the verdict be-
low was affimed.
LoyeJoy vs.. Foley. Judgment below arimed.
Vanderwerken Va. WALES. Appeal from denial
OF motion to reform Judgment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

Surgeon N. Bradley ordered to the navy yard
New York; Commodore George D. Balch and
Commander A. W. Johnston, detached from spc-
cial duty at Washington, u. C., aud placed on
waiting orders.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15
METROPOLITAN VARIETY THEATRE

NJ METROPOLITAN VARIETY THEATRE.
hNAyALASCHE OF NEW ATTRACTIONS.
EpUh q the brightest stars IN tho profession, viz
The Little Wonder,
BABY BENSON,
the most extraordinary child In the world not quite
I'VE years Of age, whose wonderful Songs, Dances,
JipS, Wall. Arpunda PrrsOnatOnE Of Character, he,
create the widest furore witnessed within the
walls Of a theatre.
MISS JENNIE BENSON,
the Champion Female Clog Dancer Of the world.
The Great Comic Snowman, the Original
ARTEMuS WARD,
And the Exeelsinr Song aud Dance Man,
ClNCLNNATTS CASTELATTI
the Eminen 'ymnaat, In his great act entitled The
Ladder Of Life.
TOGETHER WITH
THE REGULAR COMPANY,
In Mammoth Olio Of freeh Novelties.
Matinee for ladies and children every Saturday.
ExTiiA NOTICED THURSDAY EVENING,
Of MANAGER ID, HENZE. Iaif9W
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15
CAPITOL AND DEPARTMENTS


Secretary Delano Ia expected here the latter
part Of this week. lie sailed for New Orleans
from Havana on Monday,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

,omer Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours, 0 TO I; Satnr-
days, 0 to snh A'"s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

Those who wish a nne Dress French cat boot
or CATER, call at Hoover 4 JacksOn's, No. llO3
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

The Prince sadi dJalml, the man Of mystery;
forepaugh and Miss Napier, trapeze children;
Manchester and Jennings, song and dance men;
Knight, the great Dutch comedian; Sallle Mason,
the beautiful soubrette, singer and actress the
fOy SISTERS character yocalists; the grand ballet
troupe, headed by Mile Annctta; Dick Parker,
the leading Ethiopian artist; Otto Burbank, the
versatile performer; Amanda Lee, she OF the
lovely and beautiful form; Douglass, English
COmlquc and author, all combine their talent TO
make q most acceptable performance at the
Theatre COmique. An evening there Is most
aInusingly consumed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

This Is the evening Of the grand comp limcntaIy
henent Of the Corcoran louayes at the National.
The military drama Of "Ours" will he effectively
rendered by the regular dramatic company, and
the drtll Of the ZOuaves will he executed. Let
our citizens turn out to encourage this worthy
and handsome military organization.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

George Glascoe, profanity; fined Is. John Glen.
ents and Thomas Florence, dsUrderiy, fined O.
each. George w. Driver, charged with Keeping
open on Sunday. Mr.. Driver asked q postpone.
ment; so ordered Romanus Ruthartl, same
charge, on Seventh street, between N aud n;
dismissed. Antonio BregaZzi, keeping obcn Ills
restaurant on Sunday last; fined tln. Catherine
McDeary, keeping open her place Of buslnhAs foI
the sale Of articles OF prOft on Sunday; $40. At.
torney Miller entered noiis pross9Hi IN the case
OF Anderson Jones, charged with selling liquor
without license. Philip Huber, charged with
Keeping his restaurant open on Sunday; fined $40
Adjourned,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15
PROBAHIIITIys

The low barometer over northern MISSOURI
move nOrtheastward over Michigan into Canada,
accompanied by brisk TO high winds. For New
England winds yeering to easteTly and BOutheTly
ana Increasing clOudiness, with rain over the
southern portion and snow over the northern.
For the Middle States easterly winds yeering TO
sOutherly and westerly, cloudy weather and
rain. For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
partly cloudy weather, and eaaterly to sOutherly
winds veering to southerly and westerly. From
Missouri and Kansas to Minnesota winds back
ing TO northerly and westerly, falling tempera-
ture and clearing but partly cloudy weather.
These conditions extend eastward to Lake Michl-
gan and Indiana during the day and over OHIO,
Kentucky and Tennessee during the night.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
pays per cent interest on all deposits, DepOs-
il can " made and drawn ~ will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

Lectures by Father Burke, John Mitchell, Wen
dell Phillips and Mr.. Froute, In summing up the
controversy, with the life and labors OF Father
Burke. Pamphlet form. Price % cents.
JAMES BgiLgw, Bookseller,
f0S Seventh st., corner q northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

There Is regular dramatic feast In store for
us. We are invited to a new table, and next
saturday night will pass, at the National, upon
the ability Of Mr.. Edwin =. Thornes original
drama entitled Across the Water" ThOrne Is
gentleman, but how he will shine as an author
remains TO be seen. The production Of his play
strikes the nervous chOrl even In our hackneyed
gnuI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

WAsHIsGroR, ID. C., Jan. o IbIA
On the petition " JAMES WILSON, CHaHLrs
dkkEN and WILLIAM WILSON, r., Of New Castle
alent granted To them gu the 18th day Of April
Ivy, for an improvement In Double SEEMING Ma.
ordered that ths testimony ip the case be closed
on the 18th day OF March next; that the time for
nipg arEuments aud the ExAminer's report be linn
lied 10 the 18th day Of March next, and that saId
petitiOn be heard on the ID day Of April next
Anl person may oppose this extension.
latMaw NJ. p, LEdGETT, COmmisaioner.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

NJ WAsHIs0roS, d. O., Jan. 2, 1879.
CsNlp the petiton Of GEonoE W. PITTSfAN and Will
~ ~ O lhos2SsI g Brooklyn, 4 DI New YSrh
them on the Nh day Of April 1850 for an I'M
ptSScs.' aenl In Machinery for Laying Rope
eloaea m the ttk day u March next; that the
tnit " arxincpts and the EIRnnera report
Dc Inc Itih day OF March next, and that
$40 estSon heard on tho ih day O March neat
iNTsAa~ HeBfSSGESfSTIS ' CSmHm,,iOnsr,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

Finance Committee, that the Secretary VI the
Treasury has no authority TO issue greenbaeks
above tS56OOo,pOp, viii. not pass the House II II
does the Senate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

Yesterday afternoon the horse Of Capt. o. +.
ihappel broke away, while exchanging brides
~ the corner OF Eleventh aud y streets and ran
around several blocks aud returned to the same
spot, where colOred man Knocked him down
With hoe and succeeded in capturing him The
SSassJ was smashed 10. pieces, 6pt no QUE YVES
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

have disposed Of nearly all the minor claims be-
fore them, and will now consider the heavy ones.
They expect to conclude the consideration Of all
Of them by the st Of July next.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15

-.s CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
Ai Smith, Pii!siQn, Pa p Hamilton, Dalton, Ga
WI bFnop, Holly bp'ga Mrs = NJ Dawson, Tenn
ss.smnqnt el bohn, 1ork y Ewtng, Pennsylvania
~ W bohn, PennsylyhniA II CowAn, Iowa
l beach h,,I Hrp9.lyn, Joins MsssaPpI
Miss MARY Preston, n q Philip Garrison, MINI
II Dhi,ds 4 VT florida Chas Boyle, New Orleans
WD Day, Tennessee
IMPERtAL.
D L Haines, New York WIN Moran. phnade,rh,s
u II Slated, do CaFtsr M ilTnStar, w ssc''s
John II q Myers do l. waRner a.
y HeniUn, NJ u, do y Il Wiiiiams NJ H. do
= J Rogers, Penn Cook and wife No
hh Csnan' do Capt Lowry, USN
kiRKwooD HOUSE
VI, LrinGker, NeE York Geo Lee and wife, Mass
gRParker, Conn n NJ Npaulding VT do
Mr. Parker, do Ii McBride Kansas
John frasier, New Jersey
OWEN HOUSE, tEunoPEAN.)
IM Anger. Charleston ] Bond, Delaware
~ .B1gue, Baltimore II Duryee, Nir,ginia
Hull, Tennessee Allen MITCHELL philA
A II Roespler, New York Ii N TbomI4on Tenn
ParshAll, Alabama WIS Burke, Kansas
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
II Z Alvord aud wife Va q Lavender. Tennessr,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23

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in Oeuti6lanc.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-24
SagaciOus Dog.

The Boston Transcript has picked up
the following story from some unacknowl-
edged source, and must, therefore, be held
responsible for it: A lady and gentleman
from Chicago, being at Binghamton, New
York, on a visit, went out To friends
house TO pass the evening. While there a
storm came on, and when they left wa.
ter-proof cloak and an umbrella were lent
to them. When they reached the house
where they were staying Jack, the dog
belonging to the family with which they
had spent the evening, was with them
Being entire strangers, they were surpris
ed to see him enter. The moment the
water proof cloak was removed and hung
up, the dog stationed himself beside it.
and there he lay until the following morn.
ing. Food was offered him, but he stead
lastly refused to rise and touch it. A,
length some one suggested that Jack was
keeping guard over the cloak and UNI
brella. To test it, the umbrella was taken
from the rack and put at the other end OF
the hall Jack got up and moved to the
umbrella. After lying there awhile he
went to the cloak, and all day long he vi
brated between the two articles. In vain
he was coaxcd with food. Not morsel
did he touch. AT evening, when the UNI
brella and cloak went home, Jack follow
cd them, rushing into the house with
every appearance of a dog who had done
his duty and expected praise for it.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-24

ertv and sWrestling Joe" swore that he
was the father OF Finice, the daughter OF
Mr.. Carruthers, and that he had been re-
duced TO heggary. The real heirs, how
ever. syore point-blank that w resting
Joe'' aid not answer the description OF
the real Thomas, either in age or
in any particular Of physique PUB
lie oDinion. as in tne Tiehborne
case arrayed itself for and against the
claimant, and eminent lawyers we're EN-.
rloyed on both sides The case, however,
eventually reached an unexpected de
nouement, as appears from a letter rom
ex-GoY. Gibbs. Of Oregon, recently rcceiS-
ed by X. Hinchaiey, Esq. OF Bellsyliie,
Ill. from which II appears that sNrest-
ling joe has been proven TO De one
Davidson. who broke Jail in st. Ciair
County, Ill. in 1875; that he turned up IN
Alabama in 1884, where he went by the
name of Nixon. and that he married and
raised family there. The Alabama VIE
appeared in Portland, whereupon the old
man confessed his share in tins fraud.
The tables are now turned, and "Nrest-
ling Joe" and his fellow-conspirators have
been indicted, and must stand their trial
for perjury. And thus ends the Ameri-
can Tichborne case Meanwhile, no one
seems to know whether the real Joseph
Thomas is alive or dead, so that the case
is still involved in mystery.-Chsca3o
TTi.btine
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-24

have before alluded TO the fact that
women perform the hardest kind of labor
ing work in Germany, but was not pre-
pared for the sights have witnessed to-
day in Vienna. In America mixing NOR
tar and carrying the hod is considered
such hard work that few white men can
be found willing to undertake il at the
present day. An immense building near
our hotel, occupying whole block, IS IN
course Of erection, ON which not less than
400 persons are employed, fully 200 OF
which are women All the hard laboring
work is done by women, such as making
and carrying mortar in buckets on their
heads to the workmen handling the brick.
They are not allowed moments leisure,
several overseers being on guard to keep
them constantly in motion. we found
the same proportion OF women at work
on all the new buildings, and there
must be many thousands OF them to-day
doing this species of laboring work in
Vienna. They are both young, middle
aged and old, but all seem TO be strong
and healthy. At dinnertime they swarm
into the shops to purchase a piece OF
brown bread and fat bacon and mug OF
beer and eat their dinners sitting on the
curbstones. Their wages is one form, or
twenty eight cents, per day, and | am as
sured by gentleman resident here that
most Of them sleep about the buildings on
shayings, or in barns or sheds, having no
homes.
Amidst all the splendor and wealth of
this great city, with its millions of inhab-
itants, there is, perhaps, more destitution,
want, and suffering, than in all the cities
Of America. Still, we frequently hear
some Of our countrymen praising and
prelerring the governments of Europe.
While viewing this scene, the Emperor
and Empress, with his staff and outriders
glittering in gold and precious stones
dashed along the Ringstrasse, on the way
to the palace, whilst "A short distance of
stand the royal stables, magnificent
structure, covering at least four blocks Of
ground, as large as Franklin Square, the
meanest animal of which is better cared
for than these womcn.-C0r. Baltim0r,
dmerican.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-07-24
CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.
Personal and Literary.

Ole Bull Is going 70 spend two o.
three years in Norway.
Wait Whitman viii launch another
poem September l.
TIE last number Of the Retuf des Dea9
Nonoe. has leader Of forty paees On eHefa
eral Robert z. Les.
Henry Clews. The banker, has giveE
5000 toward founding ne-ssseTs sls'fzit
In New York
Three members elect TO the Forty.
third Congress are desd--JAnes Brooks
William Whiting and j. g. Wilson, q OF
egon
-rarae il delicate boon NheD he
New York Hevad prints the name Q.
Lpngfeliow ii explains in parenasaesss
Wheeler il means The poet q ihe horse
-Du Ch4illr WAS alive and web in Lap
land on the IL Of MAY lie spent the
winter in Use arctic regions and says ;Ae
weather was mfi6-f9r tilai latitude
A renewed effort Il being made in
Massachusetts, 10 raise funds fer moTE'
neni oveT The late Governor John A Ar
drews' graTe, al Hin gbam, which Is nov
marked by only little flag.
Professor Wcodman, Of Dubuque, IL
said 10 possess the finest cabinet II ma
rlne and geological specimens in the Ais
sissirpi valley, containing ihe rArtsi col
lection Of eorais In the United STATES. lie
has eocsu uiGted IL ali by his own cxer-
tions during bis travels IN the West Indies,
Sandwich Islands and other foreign paris.
and values II 81 $1,000
John II. Easburn. a wealthy Boston
printer, recently deceased, len liberal be
quests - many charitable institutions
The Benevolent fraternity Of Churches
has $1,000. TIE Franklin Typographical
Society, the Home for Old Men, Old La
dies Hone. Boston ASYLUM and Farm
School. Infant Asylum, Home for Orphans
and Destitute Children, 81 800 each, and
the remainder Of HE fortune, afier making
liberal provision for his widow. relatives,
etc. is given 10 the Boston PrOyident So
cieiy. the income 10 DC expended in sup.
plying food, eloihing. fuel, and other nee
essars.s 70 the poor Of Boston. His print
ing Gfiice he gave 10 three worsInen who
had long been in his employ.