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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

The next regular lecture Of the star Course
Will be de delivered by Daniel Dnugherty, esq,
OF philadelphia, February 10. lie will be fol
lowed by Wendell Phillips, February II, and
George W. Curtis, February %. Entirely gratuit.
Gus to season tlcket-holders, Miss Virginia
Vaughan will deliver a lecture January ~ on the
subject Of "Genlus and Trade"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF BURT's and other
fine makes OF Shoes, In French aud American kid,
serge, kidrfOXed, pebble-gOat, French morocco,
&c. Button and lace for ladies', misses, children
and infants; all fresh goods, latest styles and
best material, Gentlemen's, boys aud youths
Boots, Congress CATERS and Lace Shoes In great
variety, at prices that Will he sure TO please, Al
T. 8, Gartrells, No. 900 Seventh street, corner
OF l.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

Al my large and handsome store, No. 1900
street northwest, am receiving daily a. npe an
assortment Of the choicest family groceries a.
ever offered for sale In this city, and as low as
the price list OF any nrst-class house. My stock
consists OF the 1nest teas, coees, sugars, spices,
foreign and domestic fruits, pickles, Gordon
Dilworths preserves, table Injuries, French can
dies and every article usually found In 1rst-
class grocery.
refunded. As I give all orders my personal at
tention, and have hut one price, those who may
favor me with their patronage may rely upon
lirlng fairly dealt with. Gro. E. KENNEDY,
No 1909 street northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

The following cases OF smallpox were reported
10 the health OitiUer yesterday One case, Rose
Simmons, between Third and FOuf-and-a.half
and Il and + streets southwest; one at Emma
COlemans, No. l2+S Union street; between NJ and
N and FOur-and-a-half and sixth streets south
west. one death, Smith DunmOre, occurred In
an alley between Twenty -thirl and Twenty
fnrrth and l. and NJ streets southwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

On Sunday night the residence OF Peter Bacon,
osq., on Louisiana avenue, was entered by some
unknown parties, and robbed OF u quantity OF
clothing and silver plate. The fact was reported
at police headquarters, and yesterday Detectives
McElfresh and COOmbs succeeded III recovering
the property and arresting two persons on sus.
headquarters, AMI will be taken before Judge
Smell to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

With view Of accommodating those Of "slen-
der purses," We have now In stock full dress
coats, cut In the most approved styles, at the low
Hpure OF twelve dollars. Those desiring better
grades can he accommodated.
A. SALs CO., $40 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

THE "DONEqTtC' SswGSG MACHINE COMPANY u
selling more machines In its second year than
any other sewing machine company ever sold In
ia tenth year, The domestic" has won this
success at time when competition Ia the
strongest, and when people are the best IN.
formed, most critical and cNactlng when good
machines sell the most readily, and had ones the
most slowly.
A word to the wise Is sufilclcnt.
NJ. P. Adams a Co., pO5 y street, Masonic
Temple) are the agents for the domestic" In
this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

The Governor has received from the Secretary
OF the Interior copies Of the report Of the COM
mlttee appointed by the Interior Department to
make a valuation Of the real estate Ia the Dis
as required by the thlTty-slXth section OF the or
Ranlc act OF the District, and transmitted one
copy to the Senate and one copy to the House Of
Representatives on Monday last,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

The National Temperance Society will hold a
public meetlng In the Congregational church
tRey. Mr.. Rankins) tomorrow evening, at which
addresses Will he delivered by Hon. William H.
Dodge, president OF the society; senator Wilson,
Hon. Felix II, BrunOt, chairman Of the United
States Indian commission; A. NJ. Powell, OF New
York, and others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

AZ Hoover \ JacksOna, No. llO9 Pennsylvania
avenue, large stock Of Ladies' nne French Kid
Button aud Side Laced GaiterBj also, a large lot
white XII and Satin Caters and slippers for
Ladies, Misses anu Children.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16
THE INAUGURATION.
Meeting Of the Committee on civic Process
slim.


A meeting Of the Inauguration civic procession
committee was held yesterday evening In the
headquarters rooms at the Governors once.
Present: James Hudson, Matthew Trimble,
simon Wolf, A. X. Browne, l.. Douglass, Henry
Booker, Casper kneesi, W. II. Adams and Geo
fOllansbee.
the chairman, VIM. Dickson, called the meet
Ing 10 order, and said the very important duty
deyOlved upon the committee to add lustre To
the ceremony. number Of political organlza-
tons from abroad had slgnined their attention
OF being present on the occasion, as well az the
civic organizations Of the District, and great
work was before the committee.
Mr. Matthew Ttlmble was elected secretary.
Communications were read as follows: From
W. A. short setting forth that the Veteran Le-
gion In company with the Heath ZouAyes aud
Duchesne Greys, OF Pennsylvania, wouldbe pres
ent. From the Associated Survivors OF the War
Of 1919 OF the District Of Columbia. From Gen.
Balloch, commander Of the De Molay X. 7. Conl-
mandery, (mOuntedO
Mr.. Wolf submitted a copy OF a circular TO he
addressed TO all organizations In the District Of
Columbia, inviting those who desire TO particle
pate In the ceremonies to make the fact known
to this committee as soon as possible. Agreed to.
On motion OF Mr. Wolf, the president was In
carry on the detail work OF this committee.
The following are the committees:
on ReCepttOn-SlmOn Wolf, y. =. Brown, q,
W. Balloch, W. II. Adams, y. d. Stuart and j. E.
Cox.
on espondence-Matthew TrImble, A. X.
Browne, e. 7, stansbury, $. q. Brown, Madison
Davis and j. A. Simms.
on Quarters-L. II. Douglass, c. KneesI, Geo.
Folansbee, Thomas Lewis and 4. BschOn.
| On Entertainment-f. A. Boswell, John Ho-
gan, r. II. Booker, James Hudson aud Thomas
| Kirby.
The Chair stated he had been called upon by a
committee Of the German Veteran Union, and
| they expressed desire to participate and asked
for position in line. Adjourned.
| THE BUILDING.
| Mr.. Samuel T. q. MOrsell has been appointed
superintendent Of the building for the inaugura.
| ton ball, and IL the only duly authorized agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

No. $50 Seventh street, between D and streets,
embracing all grades Of PapefhanRings and
Window Shades; also, choice Paintings, Engray-
inRA ChTomos and Photographs. Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, in Walnut CIT,
Velvet, Sc; Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN, cLrn.


A meeting Of the Young Mems Republican
Club was held at the clubhouse last night, and
was well attended.
The president submitted a report from the ex-
ecutiye committee In relation TO the position to
he taken by the club In the inaugural CeTemO-
niles. The club propose TO participate In the
civic procession, and 10 receive and escort sew
eral visiting political organizations. To defray
the expenses Incident TO the reception an assess
ment was made on each member, aud the fol-
lowing committee appointed to secure cOntrIhu-
tons from citizens TO aid In the same Messrs
Jos. Williams, dos. L. Savage, Geo. W. GOOdall,
jas. Hudson and A. z. Pardon.
On motion, committee OF i've was appointed
to inquire into the practicAbility Of giving q
grand ball on the 22l Of February, with instruc-
ton TO report next week.
The club then proceeded TO the election Of three
trustees, and the following were elected: Jas.
Hudson, A. p. Pardon and Jos. Williams.
A communication from the civic procession
committee In relation TO the coming Inaugural
tiOn procession was read and action deferred one
week.
After transaction Of considerable routine busl-
ness the club adjourned TO the dining-TOOm,
where handsome collation. had been prepared
At the expense OF the newly-elected oricers.
This was, OF course, partaken Of with Zest, and
at q late hour the members separated,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16
IINiTEp sTArEs PArENT oFFIcE.

~ WAHuIaoTos, ID. O., Jan II, 1874
On the petition Of JoHH Cor, Of Stratford, Conn,
administrator OF John H. Coe, deceased, and VII,
tension o. patent sTGnted TO the said John H. Coe
and william Is snithn On the ~ day OF May, lass,
II 10 ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the lat day q April next that the tune for
tied 70 the 18th day Of April next and that said petit
ton be heard on the 18th day OF April next.
Any person may oppose shis extension.
lAltfuBW NJ, u, LE0dErr, Commissioner
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

Mr.. John Pollard has been appointed garbage
master OF the sixth Council district, vice Samuel
Grimm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

Messrs. Goldman a Stelnherg, the enterpris-
ing pTOprietors Of the new gents furnishing goo,ls
store, corner seventh and q streets, have made
great preparations for the coming holidays. Their
stock Of goods IL immense, embracing everything
for gentlemens wear, viz white shirts Of the
very best manufacture, understands, and drawers
castor, cloth, chinChilla, Sc., travelling bags, knit
Jackets, umbrellas, linen and silk handkerchief
ties, bows and scarts, and great many other ar
ticles suitable for
CHRIsTNfAs PRESENTs.
Come In and look ut our stock before purChas-
ing elsewhere.
Medicated red flannel underwear a specially.
GOLDMAN a STEisBERG,
Corner Seventh and q streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

Lectures by Father Burke, John Mitchell, Wen
dell Phillips and Mr., Froute, In summing up the
controversy, with the life aud labOrs OF Father
Burke. Pamphlet form. Price o. cents.
JAMES BELlEw, Bookseller,
sns AZ "a nnTfhNNRqf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily TuUISTON's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, 90 aud 30 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair; all desire II, all
may have il hy constant use u rnoNrsoSs
POmade Optime. Price, Is and 30 cents per
bottle.
LIdHr coLoREp Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soiled. JOUyESs inodOruus Kid Glove
Cleaner will renOvate them thoroughly; price, ~
cents per bottle. All sold by druggrts and
fancy dealers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

corner Of seventh street and Louisiana avenue.
pays 8 per cent. Interest on all depOsitR, DepOI,
" can lie made and drawn VI will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

FrRsi FURs,l FCRs,!!-The largest and cheapest
assortment OF ladies' and childrens Fancy Fun
for the holidays, at reduced prices, at DrTTNCHs,
fur manufacturer, I24 Seventh street northwest,
centre Of the square-sign Of the "BlR Bear"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16
Tor MOUNT VERNON.

The steamer ARROW. Captain Frank Hollings
head, having been rebuilt and entirely RENTED BY
her present owners, will leave her wharf
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET.
DAILY. CSuudayg excepted, At " O'CLOCK, FOR
inEB. JhMES HYKEH
Je2O+fm Cen Bup't steamer Arrow
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

OCIABLR
% THE INDIANA REPUBLICAN CLUB
Will give their irst sociabe this season. at Masonic
Temple THURSDAY EVENING, january ID
season tickets, e. 90; single admission, Si0o
,y Iickets can be Obtained o. W IL. GODDARD, q. =.
s,ns, Jea ~ barrett Treasury DeIGftmentj !; Y.
ernmsnl Printing once, and membcTs Of the club
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16
= OCIABLE AND SUPPER.
puMBARIoH STREET N. {. CHURCH,

0EoRoErowS,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
JANUARY, 10 and II,
The friends Of the Church are requested to rarun.
iEe
Tickets 30 cents ianlgat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-16

RAND SACRED CONCERT
" ny THE
HANtLINE NJ. 4. CHOIR,
Assisted by some OF the best talent Of the city,
AT HAMLINE CHURCH, FRIDAY EVENING,
JANUARY II.
Admission % cents. Doors open at :. Concert be-
gins at a. janis
OPERA IIBpETTOS.-SAyE go CENTS!
~ Only correct aud complete edition.
PRICE ONLY 10 CENTS
jasst sn Pennsylvania avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
BURGLARS AT Bay.
.pprsr OF THREE DESPERATE rmEvEs.

ARREST OF THREE DESPERATE THIEVES
Wesley and Martin Allen were arralgned at
the jefferson Market Police Court on saturday
charged with having attempted to commit burglary al
the silk and OF John O. kohlsaat at NOS H.
and 10 Mercerst at a. IN, the same day. oncer JACK
son OF the Eighth Precinct, alleged that he had seen
three men acting suspicously in Mercer-st near Grand
at He Immediately examined the doors In the
vicinity and found that the paddock OF
Kohlsaat's store had evidently been wrenched
off and replaced by another. He promptly searched
for the three suspicious men, whom he soon FOUND
and Identified though they had meanwhile changed hats
TO disguise themselves With aid from officer Maoney
OF the Fourteenth Precinct he arrested two OF the men,
who proved to be the Aliens Martin Allen, who was ar
rested by Officer Maloney threw red pepper into the
eyes of the officer and escaped from him. but was quick
y recaptured The prisoners both fought so desperately
that the officers compelled to use their CLUBS AL tue
stationhouse they assumed names to Capt Mccu-
och but they were nevertheless fully identified, and sew
era burglars implements were found In their possession
The who had fled was Henry Wiley alias = shorts ,
and Officer Wilson detailed to find him, which he did
about an hour afterward in the house No l6 Wooster
st. and took him TO the stationhouse Upon searching
him. the officers found some red pepper and gastters
tongs IN his pocket After brief preliminary exaiha
ton in court the prisoners were all renanueu i0r
Their pr0oeedin gs.
AN OFFICER SHOT BY BURGLARS
AT about midnight, on Friday Officer Hag-
gerty OF the Seventh Precinct saw man standing near
lamppos in front Of Hobbys storehouses In south-st
near Marketst AS the officer approached the stranger
the latter said in rather loud voice. Get out y and
three other men Immediately rushed from the basement
Of the storehouse The four strangers then fired several
shots at the officer from revolvers, and fled. One
OF the shots caused severe, though not dan
gerous wound III the officers left side, but
he pursued assaants to the end of the pier
at the foot Markets. where they Jumped luto boat
and rowed away. The officer fired two shots at the re-
treating ruIians An examination OF the storehouses
showed that they had been burgarously entered and
a large quantity OF valuable goods been prepared for
removal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
DECISIONS-MARCH %.

Supreme -Chambers-3v Judge FancherI
Jerkns art Bank Ohers-Repo confirmed and order settled
baker art BAkene granted to take proof Kitchen ag Kitchen
Reference granted take proof In the matter Of the petition oi NE
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum the City Of Newfok for the appoint
eDt Of trustee GeOide granted appointing trustee Frank sgt
allowed HARRINGTON agt Nash-PeuoE hai
action Of executor gane also order conhrmi1g re-
port directing Lshrop GodfySte men, OF dec
ion Lney agt Snidensek settled heCave ct al ag
Whestey.-Reference to take proof
Supeyior Court - Special Term - Van Worst, D.
Wilm AIT Waer-Orier dsmng complaint and for judgment
for the defendant label ugt Baeh-onier modifying un5no1s
Andrews AFT OBfen-Orrr Goldman Thraye H. X
Co-Ssme Firth agt Reyhods-Ssme Morris sgt Webb-SAme
ag Kearney and snoSaHe kocher Ast Brennan she
Same. O.. -
Mcneil J-Rose and agt JameS-Finngs settled See men,
for counsel.
Common Pleds-SDecidl Tcrm-Bv Judge Robin
on-en at D-Repo confirmed and Judgment for plaintiff viii
costs smith Eza.AUpea dismissed under section 90 OF
the Code appellant spuate within i've DAYS after service OF no.
bring appeal TO at next General er SO
costso Of motion 70 abide event Of appeal
Judge RobinsOnCeyier art The Mayor &c
Jnet for plainH ennng repayug Seventh
with costs Freeborn SamLk Judgment for enonng 1sse
nent ior repaynz Souhs SsmenJnncion soNe
by with costs without prejudice
under act Of 1917 chap aS voorhees, IT, as
The same. (See opinion In these four easeSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31

Tbsobon W. Cords Carl sehenbey Francis Bsvo Carl Bot
der and vile Charles Dousbsriy w op.cu, Hermann Werthem
Gustav vptsehger Loeehs MA Helene ganss ran WeseseI
ART Mr a.nnsa Morris Joseph Never Wagner Fnt
ss:es psv u..H Sshr csn Mos oa pet.hy
Desmeih, Mrs Heury Demet and children k.uHmsnn Moss
Thsre.e Hrscb and child Alice Hrscb Jessie ,ch Miss
Georgia HERSELF Miss Silvia HrsehL hn Angelo Mage Misc AnaA
FOR GLAsGow-rn ,arsnsp rstorIa March 29B Britain.
Dr. Foster Miss NJ LION, T. W. Betnel. W. Prange,
Ghswod H. Higgins, DIR. L. d. O. Smith, 8 Stall N A. Boar J.
or, Miss N resory Mar Gr,go the Rev H. COLLISION
Mrs H. NJ COLLISION, T. spence C. a spsne Mira sPenee MS.
spence Miss spence a poleu, VIM TAnhn Mrs B,rIa'
Hope Prof J. g. Davidson, Prof N G. Rekers JACK
sop j Haydter. W. g. Cose George W. Duncan, John q.
Hope Chss Lyman Ms Ly%,9 cs,reF and nsLss VIM" MAJ.
Amelia Bender, Mrs Rowe. family ard servant Jeh1 D91a MS
Louisa Cunningham Louis sehate and wife Philips 'opa
Wheeler Mrs wheeler Miss " Wilson, W. Rassel Ms NJ X
wheeler Clarke Franklin T. Ferguson hs fergus9n MI ana
Mrs. Hester J. Eason, slee, j. see Ann Msri'oH
Young Mira C. Young Small Mrs Small Miss small hs hmon
smith and family Miss Coyle, MI" b. south"ek Mss
Spence. . a. s,.,- A., % rh,,l..
I,ngion and wife n g. Arnold and wife Miss Fanny Arnold MISS NJ
Tubbe u Tucker. Miss Josie CLARK Dr. T. smeIy ana
W Travers IT, Buckbee and wife Ms John Gelson Charles
n Roberts Charles r. DaRn p CerTean. Al,
Lone. Coush Dan Hogan John King W. Stebbng and lady.
p Michael Kane and LADY John Campbell MISS u butns
Biward Donnely Thomas Fisher and lady - m -, ,v,A
FOR LyBRPO0L- steamship Egypt march go ~ msLen'
Mr. H. Mortimer and child MI and Mrs N b. Day NJ h beker
Miss Backer Mr. and Mrs T. Seftem w j. DaVHson w. NJ
Braun Tony Dener Col and Mrs T. A. Brown MI ana WIS a. "
opesne Mrs Pow Miss Ida Poy CayanaRh H.
l. Plump Henry hujac Cart Austin Pendergsst u NJ Cha
Penn children and nurse John Hayes O. w. A. w iAms, b.
Wilams Miss O. Williams Miss Helen b. William W. williamson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
PASSENGERS SAILED.
MONDAY. MARCH 81.
No Steamship Mails


FOR LIvgRP0oJ-IR steamship Cele March 2sP Faehiri Mh
FAehn children, servants G. Guna Mrs john w. Ellis Mis-,
Mari Kills Ren Ellis A. r. Marsh Mrs Marh MsS j. H. Smith
Ns Adele smith, Miss Lydia Smith Mrs DehlmAnn Mrs Samuel NJ
Milsfd s. Conkb Gilman Colsmoe NJ. Gould. Julius sennge
MrA Jufus Sennges. maid infant NJ. HAmbEEer Mrs
srouse MOunoy Miss Jennie MOthne Mrs r. Howe
ed Ma Newcob r. Smith John Wilson b. Wilson
Bacon FLOYD Miss Caroline Grlsyy the Hon. w Bacon
r ii Kolhsner A. Bousefeh j. H. hcKney Miss J. n
SsIl Samuel barring VIM L. Eaton Newbuger O. sbba Ri.
ward NJ De Castro Dr. Alfred Deany Arthur Nell r. j.
Jordan Moses Bills Mrs r. Anderson Miss Mamie Anderson Miss
Nellie Anderson NJ Platshek Mar koengsbem L. A. skinner Mrs
eocI Geo W. Howe Mira Howe Mrs. d. W. Cross Mr. Cross,
Ma w l. Wiling IT, Miss EnIass.h whiting Ms,
A. Glider j. Y West, Mrs West and friend G.. n MAYNARD,
Ryan George McClostV d. Pile Mrs Phe Miss Jennie Pile;
VIM r. Phipps A. II. Gilman Mira Glman Ms Gilman, Miss NJ.
Gilman, Miss b. Gilman, Col Sanderson H. Lao A. Faithful
George C. Kess A. Mrs John Miss
W. Cook and child, Julius H. srednger, " Mestfe, FAk
James slampAa Dr. C. Mckee T. WE'LL Abraham Blum Edward
Ishsn, Senator H. W. Corbe Mrs
c. d. Philips W. Laxrenee, Miss Lawrence Miss Fannie Al
len Abbot Lawrence
FOR LvRRPOOL-Tn steamship Guy Of Paris March 29-Mia
Josie ds.nd Miss earn Sunderland Aad Mrs Hosy
OConno Rev Father Thomas OConBo Perry H. Smith Yescolb
A. Neil d. Hudson r. Connolly NJ Carngan John Downs Father
A. DumAn Ladoyio sehiavon Fred Foster BE Chuonun A.
Mr. BAgue Jas w. Holeemb jobs H. Hoeonb wife
child Hickey murphy, John Mason d. W Reese W.
Avins Thomas Han miss A. Pttgsfah Jos Rober w Love-
HARRISON. Jonathan Cortnkss Jas A Sheridan
Preeheye Thomas Ceio. I'd Gilmore W. Phillips AID wife JOs
A,keInau, Miss MAR a. hsrnAs
fOR BRBMBN-fH aeomshp RhSia March 2oAnguSt Rniten
Rduard WAtjsn Ad Amend D. Keller, Christ AsI ia
tfrmeye August BiumenthAl Bunan Ernst WAer selling
Ma Anton OppeBheiner H. Wolf Wolg r. ~ Calm, and
A 1haahah Master Waiter aug TbesbVh Master HsaFt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
CRIMINAL NOTES.

AT the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday
Michael Donohue q Prucet committed for trial by Jus
stealing worth go from michael y"
No 2DJ DiyisOn-st
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, John Muir
ph was committed by Justice Hogan for stealing $50 from
Mr. Annie Brown of No James daniel Sns0n held on
charge Of cutting Lander Of No 21 Enbh three times IN
The head with knife during drunken baw eay yesterday morning
johnson 3Ol Wsters locked charge OF
stealing $50 from Thomas Dunbar OF Baldwns, L. J..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
CALRNDARS-THIs DAT.

US,rvp STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Iu Admiralty
2i.Bsker e al 9gt Ship Chill l'O'"sfey az" "''se"
90 Ta%pEins ssl Steamboat wooe9shan ct al sgt
aMibard ssL Sch p J. Lock &C. Fuller ast ssn~us Wy
,aScfsf,Ou sg steamtus a1H.Ioy Ct al 'St Ship Mon
SUPREME CouRr ClRcuIr-PARTs l. and II.
cA AE%nso iSI Ss J-opea. called
Co. I.HTepceyiie Cement 90. Si2 Tailor sgt Hoehk''
o. vv AZ " T sSt i Kansas p r. Controller
r. Go. 2i6 The People, le., Gudei sgt
90 Srov az sSt s S'esn 2.7 Huber sgt Huber ST.
o. The People &c Hanneman Drake sg The Mayor &c
ioS .rSs People &c. Goodwin 2ss stsi;on ag Montgomery
O7 The People &c. Lockwood 200 In the ,ssr &C. Of Man
Ice The People &C. Rose agt '7' BqSsIy Nat Bank Agt
,s1 .BS Gtssa az. Barnet. q7. Cable srt Bowen
Union Dime Savings Insitu 20 iton Sgt k9epton r.
III An SS2 ss ct .if' ie Kucler ss bssTy al
booker Hls ms Co. 27e. Then T1nverein Hgt
e. The n y chH g w SfSs1 at s a. Gloucester
1885, Bushnell agt Orleans 29 oehhnan sgt petsrng ct
Mobile and Texas K Call begins al zSJ Froeoeson ag'
srpppoR CouRr-TRAL TERx-PARrs and I-Adourned for the
coxxoy PLE.s-TR1AL TERsIPaRr L-LARRRsoRE, J-Opeus
Case on .Hacden agt Shapier
MARINE CouRr-TRL TERx-PARTs l., H. aud -No eslenisr
MARINE CoURT-GESERAL TKRn-SHEA T. J-VOht Ana srAuLD
f, .J,,oh, Art Sherman. ~. .Bernhsrds lgt Lyons
; Isr0Sad Goodman. 8. .IIolsten agt Trmble.
g. Bliss agf Hall 9..Stein and sno ACT. Larels
s.6T s r f. n Esge Paper H. stern gI Sa6aa
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