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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-13
THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION
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Y0UHIl DAY.

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WASHsHo1oM. d. c., March L 1874!
Ths COMMITTEES met pursuaat, to adiournmea.
se9G SENATOR Thurman (aeting ehairmato
~: -. A Anlson, and Representatives Wilson. Jewel
@ tAs eennlt..s bang called 70. order 4,
chairman said: So IN - ! g. :
since our last public nsstins, u known 70 ycs
~, di,tingnished msmhsr q tho Senste has az
Rst h tnis NE. A order d %, b taken todag
Under tSsss "a AZ l: q: aP:
me se Gay Of the funeSai e the late e1.PrssideH
,siiinose, We think q would searesly BE- dscorouI
sre sns cC%@stse = hold session and hear TIL
al; Tnsrs y stili another reason Why We so IN.
crned-Mfth all our anxiety to speed the hesrina
q S.t me matters submitted to us-vhy Ne should
cussed e one o. very great importance in the In
yesttgaticn, and II 10 desirable that We should
Is ne he q TSs
excused from service. ssaaN.
pons the hearing Of his aS
nsxt, At halfpsst u O'clock. We cannot meet
earlier, because this room will Be occupied BY the
e ro a % "
Of this argument until halfpast II. But We de-
eire in order to facilitate investigation Of tho
leisure time We may have between e now and then,
hat counsel ehsll furnish US to-day, not written
Argument, unless they see fit to do So but brief
ofthe pointAihey make and the authorities they
propose citing to sustain them.
In other words, We desire to have such brief
as court usually requires before hearing the ar
gunent OF an important question; and We sup
pose that you canstatc your points You will nm
der1snd that We ask no argument. but merely .
you NIll cite, and that they may be handed to our
clerk Tor us some time during the day. Tho com
mittee will now adjourn, or rather will now de-
clare the public session St an end and will remain
In session with closed doors for few moments for
the purpose Of consultation. -gr
The doors were then closed, and the committee
adjourned until Monday next. at 1880 p. m.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 10, 1874.
Sealed pgoposals for furnishing Stationery for the
Department until the iiih day Of April. is7S Al
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The bids viii be considered and accepted or re-
jectedtem by item; ana this advertisement and the
proposal % fAr accepted by the Of the
Treasury. and the bond accompanying the same,
ment and the bidder OF bidders andno further CON.
The articles contracted for must be furnished
S@ .i 70 In
Tire Quantities VIII, however, be called for during
Esch proposal must be signed by the individual OF
arm mailing It, and be accompanied BY bond, with
somcent slreties, In the SUM Of ten thousand
lar, Q q 600, aPproyed By United States oaicsr
q The district n Tnsn the :S.s's: reside Or d
ment, conditioned for fnrnishing such portions Of
the articles As may be awarded under Ii, and the
per9Sr q, Of ths s, eonsssst: ,.s...,. ?.
win Be deemed nncispt cause to annnl the con
Deliveries must b fses OF charge al the Treasury
The failure % comply with any one order under
Sesy q Ss o
%.S g The In Spsn market
g: s.ussa BY such ur
the price which L .Ssii be found necessary 70 pay
ss 6 y Sops
awarded only to established manufacturers OF OF
dealers In the articles. r =
PIopo.aIs 70 Be addressed to the undersigned, and
married. Proposals f0 WI STs.s a. fETlSc:mARpsoN
mhl1-Wf&XNt Secretary Of the Treasury.
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NEW WORDS.

Toths Editor Of the Ndtiendl Rsss6lieas:
Sir: 1t 10 not many years since the wordt
grsm-s telegraphie meisags-was introduced ~
substitute for telegraph, which rather indicates
the action or operation than the actual result
eft. This Termination seems to have met with
No. &c g e q
OLD Students Of Greek, to recall something about
Il does seem . little strange that som. Of the
same time and On. the same footing as their more
favored relative. Monogram and epigiaH and
sven old parallelogram, came In very quietly and
sas' S1grsh q Wy va ,Sh
with Greek suddenly discovered that the termi-
nation gram" the root OF the verb, Nhlch 10
found IL The perfect passive p.rtiePls ans.ns
correctly, a. we'll - more euphoniously, The re.
suit OF the action Of the verb.
Telegram e made mp Of the word 'tdos" or
telescope, and "grapheln," to write, and ,there-
fore means something which has been uf$tsn 1t
s g I. .I e. ,:Ss -: psSsss.n
which has been written b. the light, and suto-
gram from 'autos, ones SELF and agraphSn," to
write, means ones own handwriting.
others Of Ike composition, be recognized " lsxi-
ooRrsphers and ind their way into public favor Z
They stand precisely on thS same iootink, both
s..I ara and sSph.s ~. t.s
In the hack ground. SO come Along nv oil frisnd
ana !st ne introdIee you 70 the public = your
new suit. Yoe win, no doubt, BE- recognize q. and
VIII shoulder the fesponsibIlity. AU1G me,
MesRs. Public, to present my old ffiend{ Photo.
Esn nd A1togran IN their ne! salt pa may
q your hands q their widely Known ssd Popular
eSas!ns, and may Your acquaintance b nftaally
Passssas ana oeosociai. ExcEtsioR.
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THE IRISH UNION.
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE Nh Rl A p n aIc Al IL, u . r.1,r q

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE AND BOARD OF PARTICIPATION!
A meeting Of the executive committee oflhs
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union Of the United
States was held yesterday at the Owen rouse
The members present sere Hon. A. M. Kelley
president; Rev: T. A. Butler, OF Leaynwortl
iess Of Baltimore Ba,nUn cf Tasy III Ks,
Martin J. Griffin, secretary. Of Philadelphia.
r h nee committee resolves that the gr capita taa
iSs shoa@ ne tfs che
=, Il was resolved to APPROPRIATE $50 to the board
Of immigration. -. . T
Various recommendations wee made to the ma
tional convention to assemble At Baltimore next
October. .I
Decisions were rendered on contested points Of
The committee adjourned e meet 1t Baltimore
October 10. Y
-.. BOARD OF RESTORATION,
A meeting Of the Board of Immigration was
neOns Suass
MT. Glennan, Of Norfolk, Va, secretary :
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
The reportef the secretary shows that corrs.
spondence hss been opened With the yarious State
and local organizations in regard 70 the estab-
l;shment Of hoai immigrat.on committees, and
that, in responis thereto eighty haze been organ
tsed IN various sections Of the COUNTRY. Local
boards have alp been established in Phtladsi-
Phi.s 81 Louis forfolk; Portsmouth, Baltimore,
The American he Of stesmesl Of Phfladslph.s
soo the Allan Inns q Norfolk ~ Baltimore have
tSe ine. tns ~ v1nsnss tekvs the agency Of
kev. Fsthsr Batisfsnd Jsdgs Dryer we're n
1ifoaeo 70 prepare anaddreo explanatory ef the
plans and purposes Of .he bSrd 81 fDnixr attor.
snd the secretary was diectS to prepare . cireu,
the country fnqurfng a 70 q cii1sts so7Y ~"
eests, e, In the several etess and Territcriss.
~, IN Mos,os Iss resolved ~ the board, being
ognise any society not sniia5pg Win the union
N connection With the nbjeelB finmigrstion.
making Recommendations - B the superfor a.
vantsges Of any one State, fsFf1tory' seanort
town, line Of steamer or railrdd eomnsnv
Mr.. George J. White was slStsd renersi .rsr<
or the board ct Philadelphia.
Letters were resd from Hon. L J. Snaunhoor,,
president OF tbs 81 Louis 9ermk Catholic T5nic"
and Hon.. james Lynch, prestent n ths NsE
York Irish Immigration Seckty, Vishinr ths
board all success. e. - =.
The meeting then adjourned 70 mat In n. III
more October 10.
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TURNPIKE CON.
PANY ~.
MASS MEEr1Na OF pRoPERrY.owNEB

MASS MEETING OF PROPERTY.OwNERS
AND RESOLUTIONS OF OENSURE..
A meeting Of the property owners Of Alexandsia
county was held on Mon6s$ evening at the 90.
lumbia school-hou ArlinetsA, Capt. H. Dwight
Smith was elected chairman, asA Mr.. James Il.
The chairman stated that the objss or tns mat.
ing was TO take steps In regard to turpptke
vas in an unsafe condition. SpeeehsS II msde
BY Mr.. Sewel B. Corbett, Justice N. SSHriSht
Mr.. J. q. Roach, Mr.. Truman p. Hull and SSeSs'
aiter which The following prsanbles sndN eiu.
whereas, By IN act OF Congress. approved 4 ~
n, isos. charter was graYsed to certain parlv
os BdG: Psn
Alexander's leland $pposite the city Of Wash
i1gton," and reqlIssg said corporation q. keep
% b not less tbsS thirty feet wide; and where's.
snce the pas19e q said act the Assembly Of
ysIt: p:S:s ssr:1 :s :Is Il g
them toLeep the roads in rood repsA; I'D
s; Ss e
et ss and ss1 70 2 =:
Aseriy one half Of the ssid :rosd, and have not
and % rot keep said tIrnpike n good repair, and
teen feet to the manifest injury Of the trsvllln9
public: therefore be it s =
Rssolsed BY tAs properly oseners o. Alessxdria
favor Of internal improvements and in favor Of
railroads passing through our lands, and will use
all honorable means to secure for them aid and
assistance In furtherinR their objects, but at the
same time We enter our protest against their
scsion II monopoiiiing turnpike road for their
agENndiiement. without keeping the remaining
Is required BY law. - =
Resolved, That in our opinion. the condition Of
OF the turnpike lso-cslled) road between Alex
unsafe condition for travel, and should be either
repaired By the Railroad Turnpike Company or
taken possession Of and worked BY the Bosrd Of
condition - - =
Messrs. Benjamin Austin, II. D. Smith snd 8.
b. Corbett were appointed . committee to lay the
subject before the Governor, Legislative Assem-
bly, and Congress.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-13
THE COURTS. ;
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

n, nation a, M, unespHL 4 HIsI 49, T.; ls7d,
ESQ.,, q Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, vas admitted t.
91 motion q Hoa: 3; M!sshsil. J;w; KiIisr
tice a. an Attorney Snd counselor Of this court.
No. as. Tho Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New York, appellant, ". Peter Hamilton, ei
No rs. WIN. F. T..e ct a., heirs, &C., appel
lsnta, va The New York Life Insurance Dom
Paay: The srggpsnt e these causes vas com
ford, Tor the appellee In Nd "a.
n r 9q; ~ Prs:dsc. pro ss.g0,s Of tns
and Invited u court and 10 oisosi. . attend ID
the Senate chamber Tomorrow, ct $3.50 o'clock, q
take part IN tie funeral services Of the late Hon.
Tss sssf r declared nten.,...v.. .-.ssn.
e that occsasF ;Sdd thsEsupon adjourned uniii
kauITY ooURT-tUsrICE wYLIE.
s. y. Nsv Nssiossi I,s compsny. oide,
eujy ming suit st law against complainant and
dig srging restraining order. =
pra3ed for By defendant. - y
-, Mllne y: Thompson. Decree finally confirm
~ Mi g y, Tss,:. Decree to issue commits
Aaass Va Hsass. Order diseharging restrain.
!. Cant q al. W. Burns. Decree for specific sum
Frsedmsn1 Swings Dank ". Dodge ct nj. Case
costs. - 49,
CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CART.
me .E'r TER.
This court was engaged Is follows yesterday:
Alfred Oar Va Smslloy Noonan. Judgment
fessed for t3l3 wa
8. Rache VI. W. J. johnson. Verdict for $50.
J. 2. Jacob 70. II. Rupert. Motion iof new
trial hled. ,sA ~"
..E CASES TODAY.
Tho following cases are assigned for trial to.da
NOS l06. III 10, H. III, is1 la2 1877, lSS 10.
lA0, lAl, lA2 and l43. Adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKkrs.

BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, March 2.-BREADsrGPFs-Fionr.
es saes 2 On @
es; lso DO. extra at 81 go do: family AT sos.
and 100 Howard street family At 8.
WAedt..The sales include 100 bushel: Southern
500 do. Western at q .So@4i.s.
At @@ss cents, and s,O Do yellow al aGss cent.
sderaSle IN Wssse%a cor% but s
sales were limited to % 90 bushels mixed to arrive
e ssr .GS = In a. q
We also note sale Of 2 o0 bushels rejected Al -
oafs-The receipts of Oats arc light and the mar
get y quiet and nrm' win sale only Of 40 bushels
Rve.-Is steady, with fair demsnd. and We note
sale. to-day Of bushels al a@9 cents for fair
Stock Of grain in elevator to-day 4oo 5as bushels
corn. and %, 81 bushels wheat.
Cofton.-We quote prices follows, viz: Middl,nz
lsN@ls cents; low ,niddlins hx@i5 cents; sIiist
cents. and stained and ordinary UH@ia] cents.
PrOyfnons.-We quote round lots ioose al Says
cents for shoulder and sH@sA cent? for clear rio
s:s n
mand, and orders are diled at 7197t cents for
Shoulders and ut "a cents for clear RIB Sides Hams
srs sreri %s a
at " cents, and we note sale Of Loo barrels re-
nned to be delivered next month at ss cents. We
Of L., sale o. ,O SSf5sls Ma. Fork ut s per
Sugars.-We quote prices a. follows: Cuba and
Porto Rico fair TO good refining at !H@7A cents;
English Island, do; 7S07A gents; Cuba sen,rifa.
Rico EIoceIy. s@sx cents. and Demerara vacuum
day, and note the market dull NJ 9e cents per gal
Ion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-13
NEW YORK INDIANS AND WHISKY,

TO tAe Editor ne National Republican: -Htr,
Sir: A slight excitement has been - progress
for short time past ct the A4s.snany reservs-
ton Of New lease. p; e xs, s
-. ~. fine Of the New York and Erie md M
AeSntic and Great Western roilVava vhich
pass through their lands. The lesseG ase lsr1siv
held ~ employees Of the shove roeds. ana : ~
subject 70 termination 1t any moment }or a. ma
ny the Seneca council. Some twenty "a thirfV Al
tneso iessees have, It seems, been eneaeed "A n
oeetineiy In the sale Of ardent spif3tS On ~
premises and the Seneca ladies-lifo thsir vk1e
sisters Wset-becoming disturbed thoreasIpe-
titioned theif council 70 interfere or oc2fse ft
needed bat . word to the United teezuthori-
ties to settle the matter ~ the law aasSbt LIQUOR
selling on Indian ground 10 very per- ptory, re-
CURING the Intervention Of no tedtI6s legal pro
cess 70 effect itspurpose. The Se1Bcas areto be
congratulated on the possession u . ready means
Of sqnelehng gin mills In their territory; and not
only that, but upon the disposition which they
show to use that means with promptness and
effect ~ - - 49, q
An additional item Of Interest In this connection
y the account Of recent fatal Array between
Two white men at house Of poor rspute, leased
IN the same way, on the bame reservation. One
Of the men concerned In tho brawl was killed.
These chance occupants upon Indian premises
may as we'll understand right of that the proper
field for such noble csllings as liquor selling and
baMdy house performances belong OF right to
civilization, and not At all to 1.-THE barbarous
Indian tribes q territory. Let the 'unclean
As<sS'e ~ w oouSt0s A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-13
CITY ITEMS.


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EVIDENCE ACCUMULATE
that no Baking Powder can stand the test or .
careful chemical analysis like DooL8Y's YRAef
PowDER. Although subjected to the most criti-
cal analysation no ingredients could Be found en-
fectly pure and nutritious. This accounts for the
entire and uniform satisfaction given By D0OLEY's
YEAST POWDER In the culinary department: II
Powder known, and IL recommended upon its
merits alone. Your grocer kespsf IT.
TIE SINKING sAvKD.
The combination of tonic, Alternative and stimu-
latng properties m HosrEfTm's STOMACH BIT
TERs especially sdapts that famous specific 70 the
cure Of chronic forms o. disease, when the strong
compliant. and in chronic son:sp patton :sd other
1:%1 &c: SyS1s M Ss
who are sinking under the dsbilitatine effects Of
Pant : ooSissssaIy 1' unsanssd IL S
With 8 diiusiDis stinuisnt a6soluteiy pure, and
presence Of Alternative ingredients Slover in their
operation and capable Of producing more lasting
local and general effects. For feeble eonvsles-
Is we'll q the most agreeable Of fsstoratives.
Foary ,zAas' experiences have tested the viz
and II 70 now generally acknowledged to Be the
best remedy sitant for pulmonary and hing dis.
eaees; embracing the whole range from slight
cold to settled Consumption. We're Il mot fofits
merits, 4 would long since have ''died and made
no Sign"
WHITI, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily TauRsToN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, - and 50 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, son. glossy hair, all desire IT. Oh
may have Il By oonstant use Of THoAPsoH's Po-
made Optime. Price, 8 and 20 cents per bottle.
LIeaT-coLoRRp KID Gloves are very stylish whom
not soiled. JouyHR's inodorous KID Glove Cleaner
will renovate them thoroughly. PYiee, . cents
hrs.
WRLL's MAcHlHEsPRXAD STRENGTHENING
PLAsTIRs, whenever plaster II needed, are nm
fivallsd. Pyice, %, -. and 90 cents each.
ThI GREAT ENaLIsH RHnxDY for 0out and
Rheumatim. All sufferers from the above COM
plaints either Of recent or long standing are I'd.
yised 70 aes Blsir's Gout and Rheumatic Pulls.
They can b rolled upon - the most safe ami Of
fectual remedy ever offered to the public and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with tho greatest success. Prepared BY
PRoUT = HARsANT, 2o Strand, London, England,
and sold By all drugg1sts. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-13
THIS MEANS BUSINESS

Governor Bnmlette's card in the Courier Jour
aet invites all ths ticket holders In the Public
Library Gin Concert TO- send delegates BY the
nth Of March to cooperate with the management
IN seeing that every Ticket q fairly represented In
the drawing, yhichis TO take place on the 8lSl
instant This.meaas business, and Il shows two
things: nrst, that the drawing 10 certain to come
which are ample fortunes, each one Of the large
ones. must purchase their tickets at once or not
at all. :
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-13
scoLCMBIA scHool-HoUsR, light
STREETS NORTHEAST.
(Ere6fed, 1s71.)

&Cost Of building Oc0e "
Six thousand eight hundred and sixty-three
dollars was the contract price for the building TO
be placed the site occupied By this building, Of
which amount one thousand dollars were paid.
The administration succeeding that making the
contract reversed, SO far was practicable, the
action of the preceding board, on account OF the
rem0teness of the site from the school population,
and built tho present structure At cost Of twenty
Gig ht hundred dollars. The balance was expended
in the erection OF the LoveUy building, corner Of
Twelfth and streets northeast.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-13
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Latimer 4 Clsary:
At ~ O'Clock, valuable improved property On
Maryland avenue, between Four and . half and
Sixth streets; u =
sale and retail sstAblishment Of Jos Z. Savage.
&C.. No. 100 Pennsylvanis avenue, between
Tsnth and Eleventh streets.
By VI. Z w.ii i g.:
Al 10 o'clock, decorated and plain white china
ware, glassware, card tables, vases, statuary,
clocks, be. ~ l.r-, &C. .F-
By Joseph F. Kelley: 49,.
At 4 O'Clock, valuable real estate near the
Seventh-street road, three and half miles from
the city, containing eight acres. ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-13
AxUsExENTs.

THE NATIoNAL-LASaDs BENEFIT.
lef. sBouaesult eiosed his slgAgsmsnt to .
limited audience last evening. Tonight Mr.. Ed
ward Lamb, the model stsge-manager and unsp-
psoaehsbls comedian, takes hfs hfst benent at
the National, and bill Of very strong attractions
is 70 b presented. The psriormance will com
nsnes with H,ckstcess e.,sors.sd comedy q
thst ,nts him 20 . nicety, and concludes With
nossie.git,s splitting sztrsy,sass Of .Poea,
hcatsan I. this play. n. Lamb WI 3 seen to
abundant opportunities for the display Of his q.
uoe!ant style q asinF. AZ. Lamb has become 9
sged stage than that OF the National "a to be
found In the country. AS comedian he has few
saperiors In the profession, and a. gentleman no
He 70 deserving Of liberal appreciation this even
Ing from the public. and there 10 no doubt that
his benefit viii prove subltantial acknowledg-
theatre-goers Of the capital. 49,
The prices Of the National have been materially
IN q ;sse SX 70 the al
and Robert Macaire" are to b given n the matt
nee Tomorrow -
@ OLD TINE MUSIC. a
One Of the nnest OF concerts combined with ,
social entertainment, for its benefit was given ut
the Metropolitan NJ. E. church last evening. The
old sacred songs and hymns familiar 70 the men
and women who sustained the Revolution and
gave freedom to the United States were most
happily rendered by . talented company Of anna
teurs dressed in the costumes Of the days that
tried mems souls. Appropriately, "Aald Lang
Syns was nrst given By all tho singers, and then
Humility Cooper lNfrs. W. q. Popej and Byise
Meeksr lMr. Ppgh.l .Oonsider. the Lilies" was
Ssautii1liy and aftisticaily sung By Comfort
ny Jo," from Mr.. and Mrs. Justice Brilliant,
(M!sS Cesker and husband won special applause,
an9 Master Donohue's impefsonation Of man OF
"victory, /" Turner, ""bying Christian, !" ssOom-
plsint," woresstsr,nn and New Jerusalem !"
were spIsndidly sung BY full chorus. Each Of
the lady singers Was presented with q handsome
bouquet BY the ladies Of the church, the presents
ton being very gracefully made BY Mrs. Tulloek.
most enjoyable social fsastin the lecture-room Of
the church. 80 : :. =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-13
POLICE COURT SKETCHES.
WHO WERE AT JUDGE SMELLS RECEP
~ TON. -

4
VIM. Ross ind Frank Gibson saw John wash
ington ridinsS male near Lafayette square, and
both, being ont Of employment, engaged them.
selves In taking the beast BY the bride and on.
deavoring 70 klk his ribs In. Gibson was in the
act Of kicking tn second time when Washington
struck him sound blow over the head with his
whip. This injured Gibson's pride and the back
Of his neck % much % that he Indignantly seised
rider, and Washington fsll hssdiong from the
beast, and Was reetivsd BY the boots Of the AMI
mated Gibson a. sop Is he reached the ground.
but was intercepted q come citilens, who placed
them in charge Of ooeers. Both was 6ned 90
JOHN WILLIAMS 0
10 . suspecting chap. He saw Mary Smith and
IL sappos.d rsassS 70 ~ oe md ss
would never tell, In re.ponls 70 which he Knocked
esa 1 L. john .:.s; Sne
mercy. While he was tins HSt.iiy nauiinE hsf
him stunning blow under Us sSs, ' Which sstsled
him arrested, and hs was nncd 10 snd costi.
.-..-., JoHn sHnLDss r..
4 appears, didn't spprsetets Nhs calls which tsA
house. house. spa the other cysSinS S.toid him %, u
reply to Which Lewis said thar b would Hn1
him for interfering with hight before ha,
finished the sentence two brawnts hands were
tWined about his collar, and two setivs feet were
playing coop with hie at-tails, With ended In
vigorous kick on the leg that sef1oqs!t famed him:
Tho court deemed II an aggravated assault, and
fined him 90 and costs.
MIscELLAGHous.
Sam. Booth, assault on Mary Ann Bonds, (this
was technical knock down, accompanied BY tho
nose bleed,) fined t5; Charles CLARK, profanity,
%: John Perry, viQlatiQn Of license law, tlo; Jas
Thurman, disorderly, u.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-13
SALE HARDWARE. &C

We would remind our readers that Latimer 4
sale this morning, for the parties intoreated Of
the entire effects OF the Wholesale and retail
~sfsncass Of Jssspn Z sayaSs e. The stock
goods kept In such an establishment The sale
will b conducted morning and evening pntil
every article 10 disposed Of