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National Republican., 1873-02-25
nIsaRACHpTL AFFAIR.
4 City Csupnctor IN TrOublc-He Gcts Into
the wrsaa House, aud Aftcr DeinE

NaN "hN.a Ah'asNf "NshA
Thrashed Ia KIcied Out.
II sometimes happens that persons with the
hest Of intentions, striving 10 he correct them
selves aud honorable In their dealings, will be
imposed upon and for ne time being placed ~
truthful. When an exposition does come they
feel humiltated for having been the victims o.
tse yTopsdoer case has ast come 6onnIss 70 isss
now existing in our city, and complete ex-
po5ure Of each and all % them, AZ they are
ing up such Immoral proceedings.
There is residing on four;and-a-hat street
laly who keeps genteel and respectable board.
one Jay s more sss6 ss1 ~ wsss sss
a lawyer near the city Hall, and engaged room
and board for himself and wife. Matters went
smoothly enough and no suspicious were enter ,s
until last night, when very dsgpcetul dsnoyo-
s,sHf took place. Retween the hours Of and !
in the evening Henry lllmber, well'known
room occupied by the pspsdo Mrs.. Lawyer"
Some time afterwards Mr.. Lawyer came In and
passed mp the hall, but on arriving at the room
! Round the door locked. He ratified away, but u
Feeling SATISFIED that the room was occupied
| he became more furious In hls demonstrations TO
eject an entrance, the noise attracting the at
tenllon ot the landlahy's son, who came 10 the
| spot TO aee what the trouble was. AZ this mop
perfume moment, perhaps, MI. II. unlocked and
| opened the door, exposing himself In q hatlcss
Il r.
dcnccs that improper conduct was tTanspirlnR
/ therein. Ills temperw was somewhat ruined also
I6eV W wsRtSdy" d" Nj. O. rep1isi that he wisned W &c
| enter his room. II. told him that he should not,
and was about to close the door, when the gen.
tleman, who had been quiet tye-witness Of the
| scene, very promptly stepped forward and said
| he would not permit such transactions In his
mothers house, and thereupon ordered Mr. w. II
| leave at once.
lie declined TO DO IN, and the young man pro
| reeted to insist that he should give him sound
| and deserved druhhlnR and ousted him from th'
house. Mr.. Lawyer hal In the meantime goni
out unnvIted, leaving the female 10 face IN,
music alone. she did not tarry long, bnt de
parted shortly after the man, leaving the famll!
In quiet posses aslOn, which they propose TO hnl'
In the future against all such characters. Tn
keepers Of boarding houses cannot exercise to
much precauton In accerting boarders, cape
rially where the parties are entire Strangers. j
more care was observed there would be less lla
hlty Of thelt being subjected to such unpleas
ant ncrurrances.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
THE COURTS.
saprcme Cosr, er the United States.

., MospAr, fspruary y. is'9s,
On motion OF Mr.. Thomas y. Wtthrow, j. NJ.
0rifith, esq, Of Dubuque, Iowa, was admitted
TO practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
court.
on motion of Mr.. James Grant, A. II. Dillon,
practice a. al attorney and counselor Of this
court.
No. i9o. The Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company, plaintiff In error, vs.. Charles johnson.
This cause was submitted on printed arguments
by Mr.. J. Halscy, Of counsel for the plaintiff In
error. No counsel appearing for defendant In
error.
No. i9i. The steamer Cayuga, &c., appellants,
w. Oliver &, Wilson et al. This cause was sub
mltted On printed Arguments by Mr. &. Van
Mr.. James 4. carter iar ~ the I appeilees. " -
No; l21. James y. Walker, plaintiff In error,
W. william II. Whitehead. This cause was
argued by Mr.. P. Phillips, Of counsel for the
defendant In error.
No lbs. The Iowa Homestead Company, ap-
gcllants, vs.. The Des Moines Navigation and
Railroad Company. This cause was argued by
Mr.. James Grant Of counsel for the appellants,
for the apDellees.
:. Burrows. THIS cause was argued by Nj. Jas.
Grant, OF counsel for the appellant, and by Mr.
c. G. Nourse for the appellee.
No. 100. Jose Rlbon ct al, appellants, W.. The
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Com.
pany. The argument Of this cause was COM
menced by Mr.. James Grant, Of counsel for the
hpptllhnlA.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Circuit Court-thirr Justice Cartier.
This court was engaged as follows Dunleyy
vs.. Gleason Glenn-thls case was submitted TO
the Jury. STYLES vs.. Hownrl-judgment by de-
fault. starkwcather vs. Prince -inotion Of new
trial on exceptions, Willln vs.. Sharp-the case
was submitted 10 the court, aud Judgment for
the defendant for t3si. Georgetown College vs.
Acknowledgement confessed. Barton ys. Dan
iels \ SherwOOd-casc begun hut not concluded.
Adjourned.
Police Ceart-Judae sneii.
John Chase, stealing Sunday papers; SO.
Amelia Davis. petn larceny, pleaded guilty $40.
Joseph Wise, larceny; % days In jail. VIM.
johnson. larceny Of two gold watches % days
IN jail. James II. Gordon, assault: 81 and costs.
John Payne, hoisterous language; .. Jenny
Javins, nned ~ for curslng. Francis Young
forfeited $50 collateral for last driving; Mrs
HazletOn, the wife Of member OF Congress, was
run over by the team he was driving and slightly
hurt. Samuel Taylor, snatching purse from n
little glrl aud running OF he was sent TO Jail
for N 1avs.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
A Pleasant social Affair.

A very pleasant though an essentially In.
prOmptu party was given by the Misses MCDcr.
mott nt The residence OF their father, No. Slt
Missouri avenue, where a few Of tho many
friends OF the yonng ladies' assembled and passed
the evening most agreeably. Among the ladies
present were Miss Slater, OF Pennsylyania, and
Miss Rose, Of New York, VINO are visiting wash
IngtDn, amt Miss PhlllJOyre, Mlls6s Kate
hSd Ada Johnson, Miss yefdldant, and Miss San.
defNpn. The navy was represented IN the person
of Lieutenant Commander John w. MurTy, and
the army by Major Power, who was accompanied
bJ his esilmable lady. DR.. Ttndell, MezsTs. Lnt-
tFrll, GalsOU, and other gentlemen were present,
After dancing, Interrupted only by excellent yo-
cal aud Instrumental music, furnished by the
Kind hostess, the party were invited 10 partake
Of bOHntlfal collation., and soon after dispersed,
n the
National Republican., 1873-02-25
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

TUE coLD srEIL has frozen Rock creek and q
portion Of the Potomac river.
THE RTyER.-Arriyed, steamers Geo. II. Stout,
from Philadelphia, with general merchandise
for District merchants: vanderbilt, from Baltl-
more, with q MISCELLANEOUS cargo. The MARY
OF one as formerly.
THR FUNERAL OF the late Sergeant jefferson
Robinson, OF the Metropolitan police force, took
place yesterday afternoon At 3 O'Clock from his
late residence, No. ipO High street. the remains
were cncAsed In q neat conn, and after service
AZ the house the funeral cortege moved To the
old Presbyterian burylng- ground, where the re-
mains were Inferred. The funeral was attended
by large number Of the deceased's friends, as
well ~ an escort of police under the command
Of Lieut.. Hurley, Of the Third police precinct
National Republican., 1873-02-25
The Inauguration.

The city Is rapidly nlllng up with strangers.
The hotels are already crowded. Every person
having rooms TO spare for the present should
communicate that fact to strangers and others
In the columns Of the REPTBLICAN. Al mcr-
chants doing business In gentlemen's furnishing
goods should take especial pains to have attrAc-
five Car'is In the REPUBLICAN, Al boarding
house keepers should not fail In making their
~ iommOdatlOns known II they would have their
houses full In these days. Al classes Of mer-
chants, II consulting their best interests, viii
liVe US an opportunity 10 help them now "Make
hay while the sun shines" and let general and
profitable intelligence shine on your business
through the rOlumRS OF The NATIONAL REPrB-
National Republican., 1873-02-25

sort Of body, objects 10 tho fudenoss Of tho
pages, and asks y II would not bo botter to en-
pioy larger, abieflbodled and more dccorous
about bot says "ft does seem that they are law
leae right where all laws emanAte; vain, flppant
and trihlng, and even downright rude and vul-
gar, some Of them, where we look for dignity,
decenny and tho highest degree Of respectful.
moss. These little pages seem 10 he totally with
out dlscipline. What IA the matterfn These
fond mothers would answer "Ine1r that "boya
will be boya you know
National Republican., 1873-02-25
THR DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
The Capitol Greusd. Extensieu Mi-cei-
laueou. Apprsprtatisns.

The deficiency appropriation bill was yester-
day finished by the House Committee on Anpro-
priations. Among the appropriations made by u
are the fOllowingi slsi, tSbib to enable the Sec
rotary OF the Interior 10 purchase all the remain
ing real estate amt the Improvements thereon In
rent OF building, 80, 800; and to pay John W.
Wright and Thomas lewis for rent of bulldlnx,
ti roo. To reimburse =. Wolf, recorder OF deeda
record and Indexes purchased by him for the
use of his once In lstl-T2 O, $50; provided that
hereafter the District Of Columbia shall pay the
amount necessary to furnish the books Tor said
To enable the Board Of Health OF the District OF
Columbia TO perform the duties imposed upon
them by law, t9o,iOo. For completion NJ the
building known "a the Columbia hospital fnr
women, ilb,nnO.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
Death from, AIeobaI.

Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, Lieut.,
Greer and Sergeant kneasi, while going thelI
rounds, found In blac ksmlI Ih shop, on Twenty.
smith In dying condition. Conveyance was
procured, and he was removed to the station
house, when DR.. A. BrOckenbOrOugh was sum
mOned, who preacribed some medicine, hut oi
no avail, and, at u O'Clock, Smith died. The
Doctor pronounced the cause OF death to he
alcoholism. Sanitary Onicer Burns was notified,
who took charge Of the body to bury the same 10
potters-1eld.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
MLnrnInh. snIIeL

The hest selected stock of boots and EhORs IN
the city s offered by 7. y. Gartre, 900 Seventh
street, corner OF |. Mr.. q. keeps hts stock Ia
such condition that he IL constantly turning
II, consequently those iayOring hun with theft
styles at the lowest prlces. Special attention Il
asked to the superb line Of lNlles' and gentle
mems heavy goods that are offered Al less thar
regular prices. hUTH- me 1oGts Jnr ladies
missss and childrsn q speciality. Call on GartTell
p0J seventh street, corner Of I, before puTChas
ing. You can he better suited there than at any
other store In the city,
National Republican., 1873-02-25

representing the several denominations OF thi.
city Is to meet at the Young Mems Christian As.
soclhtlOn parlOfH, on Tuesday evening next, Ito
night att o'clock, to decide upon 4 plan foI
establishing a permanent normal school foI
training Sunday school teachers In this city
The committee consists OF Mr.. Kimball, z. Rich
ards, II. Spencer, DR.. o. Preahry, VIM r. Dun,
woody, A. =. Pratt, y. VI. Bradley, e. T.. Foster
II, y. Zimmerman aud Geo. II, II. White. Prompt
af,OndanrP Ia desIFed
National Republican., 1873-02-25
SnIes of PropeIIN

A remarkable evidence Of the immense la
creased value Of real estate In Washington with
In the past few years was manlfested yesterday
afternoon by a large attendance OF capitalists Al
the sale maize by ". D. Williams, OF the nrm OF
Green a Williams, auctiOneers, OF q nrst-class
business property fronting on Seventh street
west, between street north and Market space,
now occupied by NJ. silveTherR, and near the Ma.
tlonAl Bank Of the Republic. The bidding was
quite spirited, the lucky purchaser being John
Buchler, for the sum OF t2s,OO0.
In addition to the above Messrs, Green 4 VII.
lIAms have sold within the past week the follow.
ing: Part lot No. II, In square No. $50, with i'm.
proyements, consisting Of q twO-stoTy frame
house, to Robert Burns, for $50. Lot No. lOl In
Soran's subdivision OF lots In square No. 80 TO /
A. Smith, for kS,a5O. Also lot No. 100, same
square, with improvement thereon, TO ". q. Phil.
lps, for $3.50. No much OF lot subdivision No. l.
ia square siS as Ia embraced In lot No. i0i, IN
Sorans subdivision Of lots I, 3, ., I and 8, I'm.
proved by unfinished three-stOTy brick house, "a
John Van Rlswck, for $500. All Of lot No. is9
In Gilbert's recorded subdivision Of square 6Ih
with improvements thereon, to J. Stanley Jones,
for ti,sOi. Lot No. l25, In ID. l.. Morrison aud
others subdivision Of part OF square No. ssa, i'm.
proved by two-story hrick house, to W. D.
Evans, for 81 $50.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
The OrpInns, AnnenI.

We hal the pleasure to ToicT some days ago
TO the tAbleauX presented at Odd Fellows hal
for the benefit OF the orphan boys In charge OF
the good Sisters Of ~. JOsephA asylum. We are
glad that we are called upon TO again present
their claims In our community this evening
MANY persons who were unable to obtain admli'
sion have solicited q repetition OF the entertain
meut, aud a. this is q most noble charity, We To-
NIts A generous response,
National Republican., 1873-02-25
Lawn A..ociatian.

Ameeting Of the Iowa Republican Association
was held In Marlnl'a hall last evening, W. W.
rttZ IN the chair; J, r. c. Poulson secretary. On
motion the president was authortzedto appolnt q
committee Of ak members, empowered 10 deslg.
nate the time and piace for holding the fourth
animal recCptInn
National Republican., 1873-02-25
EnnllnnN.

The following raAes Of smallpox were repOnFJ
IN the health OffiGeF yesterday; One case on J.
streST, between Third and F0nr-and.a-hAl south.
NoSt; one on N street, between First ana HAL
Southwest: one on First street. between and U
Soniheapt. No deaths were reported.
National Republican., 1873-02-25

aud strungth among the patrous Of tho ComIquo
BY thAt ludlciOus supervision OF tho company
which requires It's best efforts 10 return fof thS
money given. The Kiralfy sisters made q favor
able impression, and will prove q good card. The
Nicto[elll brothers are more popular than ever,
and Knight always has something new and
funny. the entire performance passed nf well.
Metropolitan Variety Theatre.
Mr.. Geo. White, the new candidate fof EthIo-
plan honora was well received At the Mctropoll!
tan last evening. He has talent and versatility
Of no mean order In his profession. Lew Spencer
has sea-room for Improvement, but stll Is o
valuable acquisition. OF course, tho interetl
there now centres In the D'Ataie Troupe. the
unique and charming acts Of balancing by young
zephyr s and the funny trick. Of Tont Petit both
matchless strength aud superb form Of Mile
Angela together with the wonderful nerve OF
sog ~ are Sa9 ,S. Inc
up 20 the demands Of the patrons Of the Metro
polltan.
EaraHiis Mohalbi.
We expect to see line audience this evening
al Masonic Temple to hear Mile Garaha Mo-
halhl sing. She has but recently completed her
musical education In Europe, and has selected
Washington for her formal dsbm as public
singer; hut we should add that In the cultured
musical circles Of the East Mile Mohalbl has
most acceptable Endorsement. She will sing this
tNtulnH tne ChNatnA, come per me Serenu,
with the allegro, "SOyra n sen." from La SOM
nambula; also, the sccno Faust, I'll etalt un rol
dc Thule" followed by the "Jewel song" In
thls song she Will run up to Y natural above high
q: she VIII sing, from the opera Of MlRnon.
Hast thou e'er seen the land?" These selec-
lions Will give fair test Of this new and most
promising candidate for public favor.
Amateur Concert.
The concert tonight ut tho Congregational
church will he one Of special interest to those
who wish to encourage our own musical talent.
There arc few m muslcal directors superior 10 Prof.
Caulield, and few amateur organizations more
thoroughly drilled, or that give greater evidence
Of proficiency than our Philharmonic society.
We understand that q large portion OF tho Phil
hafmonlcs have volunteered 10 assist tonight
the large choir OF the church, Of which Prof
q. IA leader, and which In Itself, Il perhaps the
hest choir In the city, AMI that the preparation
has been unusually complete for really good
musical treat. Mrs. Butts, Mr.. Ever and seyera
others whose names are well known 20 ouI
nusical public, will appear.
Duprez aud Benedict's Mins,rei-.
These celebrated Ministries commence an en-
sazement Of four nights Of Lincoln hall Monday
March 3. The agreeable features Of this troupe
are its freedom from indecorousness. Their Joke
are fne ones, not broad or vulgar: their aong
are renned, and their actions consistent with TIL
negro character. They will do well In Llncoli
hail.
National Republican., 1873-02-25

Messrs latlmer \ Cleary, auctionccr7, will sell
this morning, at the store corner Of Thirteenth
and y streets Hne brandes, ,whiskea, gins, Wines
&C, and At ~ o'clork will sell superior horse
and two grocery wagons, sc. The sale will be
concluded To-day, and we wOuld aiylse the pub
TO he sold.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
NaIIanaI lnNinEn Hnnk,
The AsslEnee.' Sale.

corner Of New York avenne and Fifteenth street
pays per cent. per annuIn on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours y 10 I; Satur
days, Q to lAnd 'us.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
'ouip r nh1H5iv'sEs'.'T1.ir
THOS. {. BRAMlETTEr I0UISVIllE, w.,
JAMS swksm Agent Public Library Ky

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WAlHEoToN, ID. O., February is, lsia
On the petition 9f BrSaET HoToHEIia, Of New
HAygn, Conn, prayin for the o1teQsion Of patent
granted to hi on the 18th day oi June 1885, Tor an
Improvement IN Trip Ilammefsi -
~ u ordered that the testimony In the case he
closed on the 18th day Of May maxi; that the tiIpe
IgI aallpS afllins2t4ah and tAg ESamineT,s tepor VI
Pohhoh " keaFI on he ast1 DAY pf' May heIt
EHssSSoH may oRGk kSdff taji ffis3es5SS IN ed%n.ao0,
National Republican., 1873-02-25

For Fall Dress.
CustOm-ma,le "Swallnw Tail" coats
CustOm-Ina,le "SwallUw Tail" coats,
CustOm-made Swallow Tat" coats,
and
CuEtOn,made full dress vests,
CgstIm-IlAdG full dress vests,
CustOm-nlade full dress vests,
and
Custom made black dOeskn pants,
Custom made black dOeskin pants,
CustOm-made black doesEin palts.
superb line OF the abOge goods for full dress
occasions Just manufactured IN our custom de,
partment; prices fully forty per feGt lesS than
lh0 same goods made TO order.
HABLE BRoTHERs,
POshI0na5lp TallOFs, conner Of seventh and n
streets.
THE TPRrECnY rITTIEQ SHIBT Pdce t2.5O
GEo; G. ngsSIEO,
National Republican., 1873-02-25
The InauRurntlau.

The Washington CORRESPONDENT Of the Saint
John lS. b. Daily Neirs, writes to that Journal
Us follows: ''rheTe will he larger crowd here
on the 4th OF next March than was ever seen In
clude the regular troops stationed in and around
Washington; the navy yarl employees; the va
riOus State associations, composed chiefly OF
Government clerks; the cadets from West Point
and Annapolis, and volunteer military OrganiLa-
tions from the various States. Grand prepara-
amuse oil these persons. Pennsylvania avenue
will be splendidly decorated and illuminated.
The Inauguration ball will come OF 10 large
wooden structure that has been put mp for that
purpose at q cost Of t20,OOo. one thousand four
hundred cotiliOn sets can occupy the ballroom
waltz aud polka without JOstllng each Other, and,
In the grand march, twenty thousand people Will
be able to participate. The tickets have been
put at go, aud cash orders for them are received
daily from all parts OF the Union. None are 10
be given away. Besides the Inauguration hall
there will be promenade concerts and other
amusemcnts In the monster ballroom during the
entire week ending March !, at 81 or perhaps
even 80 cents q ticket. II Is hoped that the
weather will be favorable, so that visitors will
have an opportunity to drive or PRONE round
the city aud note the improvements that have
been made by our Board Of Public WORKS. TIE
reluVenated Washington OF 1874 will scarcely be
recognized AZ the dlapdated-lOOkingW Washing
ton Of is8e by visitors who have not seen Il
since the lAst-named year. Strangers will, OF
course, admire It for Its magnificent structures,
Its broad, well-pAVed and clean streets and ave-
nues, dc., Ac.: hut we who live here are still
more grateful TO the few publlc-splrIed, pro.
gressiVe men, who, under the lead OF A. H.
Shepherd, have infused Il new life into the
people, and have At length made Washington 4
comfortable, convenient, cleanly, healthful and
every way desirable dwelllng-nlare. Come anil
aap a atn
National Republican., 1873-02-25
GotlhcIf, Brhrrud a Co.. Lo.,e,,

The. estimated loss sustained by Messrs. G0tt.
helf, Behrend 4 Go. from the nre In their store
on sunday night IL not yet known, but these gen.
tlemen state that they had stored from y, ,0OO IN
$4,000 Of spring goods, on which there Il al IN.
surance Of 5000. MessTS. HOlmcads loss IL less
than 81 ,00O, which IA fully insured. Mr.. Hammer,
schlag loses considerable by damage to his stock.
The buildings were owned by Mr.. fhyson, whose
loss amounts to about 5000, covered by insur,
ance. The IRE did not, as stated, originate from
o stove on the second door Of Messrs. GOtthelf,
Behrend n Co.b store, as there was no stove
there. The general impression Ia that the Dire
was the work of an lncendlAry.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
ONE or ruE BEST STOCKS op


CLOTHING
In Washington
TO be sold
BY the ist Of March.
In regard TO price no such Inducements have
ever been offered.
MOAN WALKER A Co.,
Metropolitan Hotel Building.
OIL Pennsylyania avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh streets.
The domestic" SEWING MAcniSH COMPANY
selling more machines In Its second year than
any other sewing machine company ever sold In
ts tenth year. The domestic" has won this
success at time when competition IL the
strongest, and when people are the best In
lorined, most critical and exactlnE when good
most slowly.
word to the wise IL sufficient,
NJ Y. Adams and Co.. pos Z street, (IasOnIc
Tempe,l are the agents for the domestic" 10
this city.
WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THuRsroS'S Ivory pearl Tooth
Powder; price 70 and 30 cents per bottle.
WELLS sMAcHiSE-aPREAp srKESGruEN1SG lr.Ls-
rERS, whenever plaster IA needed, are unri-
vailed. Price ~ 70, and 30 cents each.
BEAvIRuI, soft, glossy hair. all deslre II, all
may have II by constant use OF THONpsONS
pomade Optime. PrIce, % and N cents per
bottle.
LIGIrr CoLoREp Kid Gloves very stylish when
not solled. JoCvESS inodOrous Kid Glove
Cleaner will renoyate them thoroughly; price "
cents per bottle. An sold by druggiits aud
fancy dealers.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
Washington saenserbaai.

The "Masken-hali- Of the washington aaen.
perbund at Old Fellows hall last night was q
happy affair. There was not only large COM
pany present. hut one coetumed In great va
fiety u characters and excellent taste, To Mr..
G. Herbert and other members Of the calender
committee" the company was Indebted for those
excellent arrangemehts which make these an
nual halls sO desirable,