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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-12

TtECYON1A 1N8CRANCX COMPANY
SXW ORLHAss.
Office no. II Eeavie1 Street.
isSEEB FlHR. MARINE AND RIVER RISKS II
LOWEST RATES,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

By r. M B. J. MONTGOMERY. at IL o'clock
at the corner of Natchez and Camp streets
general assortment Of new and second hand
furniture etc.
BY THB SUCCESSORS OF c. &. GIRARDEY l.
CO.. at III o'clock. at corner of Front and Brato
streets fixtures and stock Of liauors
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THE CUCETS.
POLICE CoCRT-JUdgs Shell.

COMPUTATION OF SENTENCE,
To-day, Mr.. Gloss asked that the sentences
given few DAYS since in the cases Of George
Howard and James Cornell for petit larcenv OF
coat, money and pOcket-boOk, by which they
were committed 10 jail six months, be changed
10 a fine, represen atoms having been made nv
the Attorney General that il should be done.
The court changed the sentence to SO fine in
the case of George Howard and 80 in the case
Of James Cornell.
Marie Hanson, larceny Of As wards of calico
worth - 80. from dry goods store on the ave
nue.: sent 10 jail for a further hearing. The
court remarked thar the attention of the AttO--
ney General had been called to the fact. tn At
provision had been made for male Juvenile Of
tenders by the establishing OF the Reform
School, but II at had been N ade for ale
offenders, and that the law gave the ATTORNEY
General authority to make provision for female
offenders of this class. Until this is done y1ung
girls must be sent to Jail, as there is no other
way To do. Ii is to be hoped that the powers
given % the Attorney General will be u.ei
and that some provision will be made by which
these children NAV be kept out OF Jail.
George Price, assault and battery on Officer
Hlnkel, was sent to the grand jury william
Thomas. assault and battery on Margaret NJ IT.
ply; IS fine and bonds 10 keep the peace.
Henry johnson, larceny Of a coat Olivia
Il and costs. FlOTis Van Ruth, assault and
battery on Emma A. Van Ruth. This appears
TO be case Of great aggrsvation-thiS lady
having been brutality treated by her husband
and this Il the second time she has complained
to the court; $500 bond required to keen the
peace. Lewis Eskridge, profanity: 50. Bent
). Davis, same; Q. RObt. Banks forfeited. Geo
Prlce, indecent eX posUTe; 50. Michael Cady
and Joseph Iavlsr, throwing stones; 80 each
Henry johnson, cOlOred, grand larceny OF a
coat, pair OF opera glasses, pair Of gloves and
silk handkerchief from the TgTlOr Of Mr.. War
rem e. Stone, No. 934 Rhode Island avenue
i he testimony in this case was clear, and the
judge sent johnson to jail for action Of the
grand Jury.
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see aFverIi. t1aer1 Of Nessrs. Young & Mid
Gsetou IN the column OF wants
See programme, In Amusement Column, %
grand Carnival q Art s1L'ncoin Hall, on Mon
Csv eht newt.
Sir james G. Rursev, 4 clerk in the Treasury
department, died yesterday morning al his Iodg-
20, Ga 18th street northwest.
The II luteTs At tie Government Office are now
working Up 20 O'Clock in the evening, in order
10 have he departmental reports ready tor the
assembling OF Congress.
Sixty thousand salmon eggs have been safely
landed in MaTy land, by express. from California.
and have been placed In the breeding ponds by
one OF the most successful cult TaOTs % Iisa il
II e eastern country.
Prom i. Shilll0gton we have HGrpsr's Tsst'g,
frTrE Lryfl-'v Illustrated Nr1-VrrTrr. ana TVsTf
Cuts for November eth, Astounding in telling
POLITICAL cartoons; also, from j. g. Parker and
Robert Beall We have HIT-r's Weekly for No
yember5.
Tie steamship Panther, Of the philadelphia
and Reading coal aud Iron company, arrived az
GuiuaUd's wharf last night, win IS ,Ons OF red
and white Ssh coal. Tee ship aud GUtJm tic
arrangement BY which the coal is un'Olled
viii repay any one a visit. Tie time allowed to
unload II tEree dAys.
lie officers OF Columbia District Tent Ava
arranged yi~ttatiOnS 70 The SUI ordinate ems
soth, Excelsior, No. =. (GeOTgetOwn, } ryov a.
Heller, No. II, do Nov 9th; CIpit1l M -
(Capit1l HILL Nov. I2ih; Eagle, NJ. 2 fNavy
Yard Nov. 18th; Pbo. nix, No. y South w al
tngtoB,l Nov. 18th; Eagle, No. ,, Juniors
NAVY Yard,) Nov. Dist.
The first grand arch. forming a truss 10 afiorr
the roof o. the Northern Liberty market no =
being erected on 9Th street, betv cen X and L
streets, Under the direction Of the architect,
Mr.. James IT. McGil, has been PIT in position
This roof will be one of the longest If not the
longest, supported entirely on outside walls
without Interior support. ever erected in this
country, aud its magnitude, grandeur OF pro-
IOrtious and simplicity OF design attracts much
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g z o re ETO WV.

hkAlN TRADB.-Nessrs. +. G.. and +. NJ.
NAteFs report arrival oi rbe boat !. n. Thomas
TOE the Point Of Rocks 9TH $500 bushels red
wheat ana SI5 bushels c5rn; also, LOO bushels OF
cvru Nv hOat Irene Knott. Sales OF 2 so bushels
wheat s.e SI22S. Msssrs. Hartley Brothers re-
port--BOat Hattie and Bessie, from Berlin,
CIT ., boat Wheeler and Barron, Whites Ferry,
SO bushels wheat, Geo do. coTn; boat Med
rev, Edwards Ferry, Loco bushels wheat; boat
Caledonia, kuOxvilla, 2.2)0 bushels wheat, 300
DO. corn; boat j. y. Thomas, Point Rocks, 80
bushels wheat, Il ; do. corn. 81 es-S 90 bush
els Theat AZ $40 20 si22 for good to prime; 200
do. do. Sl.23 ID II IS; choice amber; also SO
bushels yellow corn at 81 cents. Mr.. L. O..
Wheeler reports arrival of boat Wheeler and
Barron from Edwards Ferry with 200 bushels
red wheat and tons hay. Mr.. II. VI. Talbot
reports boat Medley from Edwards Ferry with
LOCO bushels WHEAT; also, 500 bushels on boat
Wheeler and Barron: alsO, co.. bushels wheat
ard itO bushels meal on boat j. \. Thomas;
also, 20 barrels of corn on boat q. W. Wilson.
Sales CT 3 leo bushels wheat At 81 20 to $780,.
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Ill E K A ND RIA.

LEFT ALONE TO DIB.-This morning, lust
before day, The BeightOThOOd OF the inter sec
ton OF Prince and Royal streets WAS arOused by
the grief stricken cries of a little colOred girl
less han twelve years of age, who had AVA
kened from disturbed sleep by the side Of her
sick mother TO find the latter corpse and she
alone in the chamber of death. This woman,
named Catherine HaHsborOugh, had but lately
been elected from rooms che had been occupy
ing III another part of the city, beiOD ging TO one
OF her own color, and evidently bat within q
rev Gays OF dissolution, consumption having
fastened IFS deadly fangs upon her. She OBJ
tanned other rooms, and almost alone with this
little girl she was lett uncared for, unattended
by The people OF her color to die. She has other
grown children, who are living in Washington.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Captain Charles Guy, an
old Potomac fisherman and QUICKER, died sud-
denly early this morning at his house on Queen
streets, between Fairfax and Lee Gazette, last
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FrPoKCED PEprsTRrAN1,

fNFOKCED PEDEsTRIANIsN-Tle 1,tsBlptsd
NutctGe II Noted variety Actress.-Nolte VII
son, the noted singer ard dancer on the varIety
stage, has been PLAYING engagement at
Archer L heater, in Troy, y. Y. She was once
the petted daughter Of Philadelphia mer-
chant. She married when sixteen wears Cd
rich Chicago grain speculatOr. They quarre led
and parted. Then she turned her musical edu-
cation 10 low account on the variety stage,
playing ID New York ard elsewhere. In Troy
she became despODdeBt and self-murderous. on
Saturday night she boH2 ht laudanum enough
fer her purpose, getting il in small quantities at
various drug stores. In her room, at the Union
hotel, she swallowed the drug and stretched
herself out on the bed 10 die. A chambermaid
discovered her, however, and doctors were sent
for. She WAS far gone into stupOr, AMI after a
stomach pump had partially restored her she
was still drOwsy. The doctors said she must be
kept awake somehow, and to keep her walking
MAS the best plan. ltwas eight O'Clock in the
evening when the bosrders in the hotel began
70 take turns in pairs Al enforcing the treat
ment- " itb mar at each arm, she vas walked
up aDc down the halls. Past midnight, when
81 had got tired Of the exercise and Mollie was
sleeper than ever, two stalwsrt negroP were
hired. They took her into the street, and half
carrying the slight creature, walked briskly un-
IA morning. lheu her feet were sweden and
Clustered, Eat the recovery from the drug and
al desire OF suicide was complete. She will 90
back 10 home ia Philadelphia and refine from
the stage.
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THE NEAIHER

WAR UBPAR-NEN1l UD1cs QT thlef SIgH1l DTts,I
WAsBINSToN, @, Oct. ~, 1874, iO:SJ a. %.
Probabilities the northwest and upper
lss g region, and thence to Missouri and the ONO
vslley, rising barometer, fresh ana hIgn northwest
to southwest winds, cold cloudy and CLEARING
weather, With occasional rain, followed b, hoAyy
fross. For Tennessee g the gulf states, ri-inZ
barometer, southwest TO nOrtnHU3t winds, older,
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain. For the
lover lakes ard thence to West Virgins, falling
barometer, fresh to high sOUthwest-riy winds.
WARMER, cloudy weather and ram, For the ssat h
Atlantic, falling barometer, sOGthwesterly ~ind-,
warm and partly cloudy weather. For the mid lie
and New England states, falling barometer. warm T
incre ssinlly Cloudy Nek.nar and rain, with s0u-l-
east t. southwest winds in the former and easterly
winds in the latter. CaHtiUnary signals coAtiuue at
Duluth, EsCsGsoa, Marquette, Chicago, Grand
Haven, Milwaukee, A pima, Detroit, T0lsfO, Port
Huron, Cleveland, Erie, Baffaio, Rochester and
(fE
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a LEFT HANDED NUEDEEER- Curious En-
S1ds "a he Direction Of CriHs Defective Bucket
again. only on this occasion his name Is
Fayne. MANY months ago an eccentric Old
man named Jones vas Killed az South OYSTER
Bay and his body thrown down a well. A half
brother was arrested, but acquitted. Then the
negroes about the place we're suspected and
watched. Finally PAYNE got hold or the club
with which the murder was committed, and
studied 1t. He came TO the conc usi1n that the
handle had been whitfield by a left handed man.
Lewis Jarvis, employed on the Jones place was
lett hanGed. So Detective Bucket-Payne we
mesn-put two and two together and arrested
JARVIS and on Tuesday, by the confession OF an
accompiice, the murder was fastened upon him
Bali. Gd-effg,
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MARRIED AT HER MOTHERS DEATH BED
Mrs. Z. ktncsid, Of this county, a most estima-
bic christian lady, was on her death bed and
fully conscious that her end was near, au-
nounced that she would like to see her daugh-
ter, Miss Eliz sbeth, married before her death.
The marriage had been arranged. but was post
poHed on account of the serious illness of the
mother. Her desire was made known TO the
parties, minister was called, and in the pres
ence Of the dying mother the daughter pledged
her trOth TO the man OF her choice. This oc-
CURED at O'Clock p. m. last Tuesday, and at 4
O'Clock the spirit Of Mrs. kincaid took its d ght
20 5 better world pdnrine A2rocdte.
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TBE NEW ONE DOLLAR GREENBAoK.-As an
eviitnce that even sgreenback may be without
honor not hundred miles from the city of its
birth, witness the following letter received by q
Baltin ore rrm from patron in West Virginia,
enclosing one or the DewIy-issued dollar bills
Dear sirs: Please find enclosed what purports
70 he one dollar. Have il examined carefully,
ara ~ { II good place il to my credit. A show
which as been held here lately left a good deal
o. tbs Isrer up here, and L think it Is counter
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BOARD CP HKALTH--At a special N etjag OF
TIE Board 90 Health yesterday Patrick Council
presented an AFFIDAVIT complaining OF the Illegal
seizure o. seven OF his cows. he was driving
-LeE1 10 water AZ the time, when four colo ed
men seized the cows, demanded and received
IS Tor their release, and then divided the
money between themselves. The pOundnaster
In answer states that neither himself or his men
were N The vicinity on the q iv the cattle were
seized. and believes Il was done by persons hay-
lng 10 authority 10 aet a. pOundmen. The mst-
ter was referred 10 the health oficer for iuyesi
cation. The frame house ana prem fses situatat
on the southwest corner OF 18th street and Penn
~ylvania avenue was condemned a. a nuis.nc.
and it, abatement ordered.
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district OF COLUMBIA TAXPAY.
~ ERS TAKE NOTICE.

penalty Of one per centum will be added to your
tax bills on and after NOVEMBER
discount OF one per oentum to the end Of this
month.
a saving Of two per eentum is really made by
paying Jour tax bills before the month of October
exri-ts. oct26-6t
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
washington stock exchange, Oct. p

washington stock Exchange, Oct. 10.
QlOtGttosS furnished By Middleton q o., b1aksrt,
The foliowing were the prices bid aud s,ksi sc
tue meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange TO-
day;-U: :. gold, lC9s4 bid, ll03s asked. Bank
StOck-nsfisAal oAn6 Of Republic, lSo bis; Ma
ionhI NJ Metropolitan Bank, lilo bid, ia asked Sec
ehc attoDs Bals IS bid, sStI asked; CITIZENS s,a.
Bank, Us bid, 1lS asked. City Passenger Ball
rcSts- Meiropohtsn Stock. Isi4 bid, q ash I'd;
National Theeter Bonds, ]. J., psC cent, 70
lid; Masonic Temple Bonds, T, Il a, s per cent +,
gold. 50 Old; sS1s asked; Washisgton City G IS
stock, IS BID, 40 sske6; Arlington Fire Insurance
20 stick, loo bid Potomac Fire Ins %, stock,
Georgetown, E0 bid; National Usiod Fire Ins. %
stock, l5 bid; National Metro poll Al fire Iasur-
ance 90. stock, 100 bid; OOrcora1 Fire Insurasce
20, stock, eS bid; Alex, Wash. q Geo. &
Co stock lSs ash ed District Secnri.tes District
bid; Chicago Relief Bonds, Is, J: Is77, IS bid
Permanent lap: g., g., J. 4 J, lSgi, 81 bid IS
asked, do Is, J. 1881, IS bid, 81 Sskei; IL "
Set stcck Bonds, rs, j j., 1892 So bid - ssk II
tuuded Loan Congress. S,6S's, L. A , I9l5, 70 q
Ito. 7o1s asked Washington l-Water stock o.,
A. o., lSoe, 95 bid IS asked Five Year oectid
Gates, $40, al; n, 1876, 81 bid IS asked; :" TED
Year u 9nds,' 6s, J. 4 ISIS, SSta o.d, 81 asked
auLd;9 Loan Bonds tCong) 6's $, J. j lSs2
gl bid, % asked; Certihcstes Of Stock tiSi8l, Ga
j o, a. pleasure, II bid, rs asked Bpari
81 Pubic WUTks-Cer. Gen. Improvement, Sc, J
g il 1874, IS bid. 81 asked; d., 1875, 50 0ii
a asked; DO. 1865, IS bid, 81 ssked; do Isl7
So bio, 81 asked; do. ISIS, So bid, 81 asked
g." series, S5li biz, ss ssked. Certificates. 5sFsr
So, J. Is94, 81 bid, II asked 30, 1875, 50 bii
BIO, IS asked; do, series, 60 biz; Water Oerti6.
. 3 a, lslf, Is bid. QS RssR1
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wall AIrpPI To-day

NEW YORK. October p The Posts uaausial az
u 'e says Il me s'ocs exchange market. sh n. lie
charge, a. d speculation confines dormant Ail
sales 81 gold have been az Hes. On gold loans the
o enirg rate, a which renewals were IA sde u A.
- ~ per cent per day for use. Rates sine, al
having teen Tor use, have been 6, "a aid S
pr cent. Per anuum, aud 81 All 1882 per day.
IN ely D. cause OF SPlroheDsion of a"sIueeze" ia
the gold lcan market, foreign EXCHANGE is W AK.
Leading bankers this morning reduced their rate
Tor today bills To 45.lt, snd for demand
10 ass Sales Of frst-CIsss bsnkers' sterling
range from 4S31i 10 ASH, and is7.GAs, re pet.
rely. CoDmero al hills range from 45l'g 40 4s3l.
Government bonds Irregular, but o. the whole tf,
mara - il stesdy here little done At the bard
in state bonds. MissoSri's Gong boadsl were he'd
AZ 80, AID Virginia cOnsos st 52as There is no
change in the loan market. call loans remaining Al
~ ass ger cent. and prime antile pa per ~ SL
6peE cent tor short date and Ga ola for long ate
The banks report offerings for discount as very
Iisbt ara the currency movement, while against
New York bOrds, is unimrortant As compared with
previOHs season. The stock ma -ket has been very
dull. During the first hour there WIS = decline al
sd4, the latter in Pacific all. About IL O'Clock an
upward reaction set fn and the decline recovered,
excepting in Pacific Mail. which is "a below tn )
lshest Extreme sales, sivisg she stocss in the
order OF activity, have been as follows: Pacific,
Mall - q4t9t; TeIegraPhs zsi &C.; Lake shore
297a; Rock leland, 95ss G962; Erie, 12g North.
west s6ss 1885, O.. C. and l. o., ga l1l0, aud Neg
YORK CeHtIal and Hudson, l01L (DlUga.
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The MArEarS.

BALTIMORE, October 2g-virginia sizes peelers
AZ; NIrguss, consolidated, s.; do ex- con pom, 81
North Carolina skies, old, DO DO. new, To- DO special
BALTlMORI, October 29-Cotton dull and IN.
changed. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
stesdy-whits southern, 93l95; yellow southern SaG
50; mixed western nominal, SO61sl; white western,
s5d92. Oats 5SQp60; western mi I'd
66@5s; do viii e, $500 Bye dull, i.OO9l Is. Hay,
u CO9B co. Mess pork nominal, p 00(G22OO. Buik
Meats unchanged. Bacon-sLoulders scarce ami
MN, SeG1SA; clear rib sid>s, l2H{; hams I'M
changed. Lard unchanged. Western butter very
duli-choice to fine tub and roll, / 3l6l 49, fair TO
good, l 2S@l 30. Coffee strong aud uucnang 4,
Whsky qqiet and stesdy, Oh. Petroleum dul!,
81 ass. engar in fair demand, l07z 0i07T.
New YoRK, October 20 Flour duh and drO o.
changed
NEW YORK, October 2o-StocFs dull. Money .
cod ICa. Exchange, long, $50; short, ass
Governments dull,
LONDON, October 90, I2.3O p. m -Consols e!s :
d9S for money end accounts. q. S Bonds, g. .,
f1le; 1905, 1854 new tives, l03s Erie pre-
feTTed, 43-
LONDoy. October 80, 80 2. m. The bullion in the
Bank Of England has decreased tll5,O 900 during the
pest week. This amount OF bullion withdrawn tr9n
the bank on balance to-day ia t2) 900 The pro-
portion Of bank reserve 20 the liability, which is.t
setk was 81 per cent, is now 3Sl O0nsUls IS Tor
money and account
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BE WISE IN TiME.-COnsumptO is disease
that the victims seldom believe in until too late.
1t is one OF the surest SYMPTOMS of the malay, tor
the patient to insist that the cough "amOunts TO
nothing" that there is no danger. Beware of
this atal incredulity. Stop the cough before it
reaches fatal point, with that most wonderful
of all pulmonics, Hats Honey Of Horehouai Of
Tar. Even when half the lungs Ia gone ii may
save the other half and prolOng life.
Pies IOOtt-Acbe DrOps.-Cure in one minute.
NERINO Shirts and Drawers, Al, SL25, SIJO
each; Medicsted Shirts and Drawers at Hol-
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. I0,1i,I:
Mr.. CIR. XAEDER's NATIVE WINE cannot
be strongly enough recommended TO the lovers
of Wholesome beverage, on account of its
purity. Give Mr.. y. a call, at Gil 9Th street
northwest, and try it. 1911 ,eoI:
ALL-wOOL UEDRRsHIRTs AND DRAwgRs,
- 30 each; the latest style ScsTfs, at HoIl lder
Bros, next door above Odd Fellows Hall.
i0,I4,I
FINE Gents Furnishing Goods at Hollandsr
Bros. lO,14,I:
1928 FOE oNE-QUARTER BBL. SACK OF Welch's
Best Family Flour, st W. j. RKDsrRAKE's
Cheap Cash Grocery and Flour Store, corner Of
9Th st. and New York avenue n. ". IO,7,I
EXTRA LARGE SIZE Underwear, at HoIlander
Bros. IOl41:
Try THE ELASTIC TRUss, Z35 Pennsylvania
avenue. rs
THE sIEesR sBwIEe MAoRIpS sales of1sT2
we're S2i9 $50. ei2-K vtf
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DEATH cF JAMS If. CAUsTES-A venerable
and much respected citizen, Mr.. James N .
CaCsten, died last night, IN The 9Th wear o. his
age hT. Causten was born ia Baltimore, Sep
temher p, l7sSs snd has been a resident OF this
District Tor me fOTty-rwO years past. He was
consul fer the republics OF Chilli and EIuaIor
Tor considerable period, and has been widely
Known for many years as the agent Tor the
''treIcL SlOliariOu Claims" the PAYMENT of
y hlch be UT Zed With elogUeuce-and Iud!fargs-
he emerge, but which, Just as thew uud yuhtafIv
sre- the country never found u convenient 70
Iay, and he dtro without seeing the fruftl9n OF
h. long labor. Nr. Caus-en served - 4 soldier
IL Ire war of l>l, ans lie Was one Of che stauuch-
sE. Union men r feeling during the Late rebei-
Ion His memory vii De held 10 respect hy al
" DO knew him.
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TO In v A l. 1 ID 3.

II you ere suffering with Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
CoUstip, ton, Loss OF ppetits General Debility
get CEet ottie BkOWHING's BITTERS, and use
according 10 directions, and n you not bene-
fitted bs IL 60 back to the party from whom you
purchased II and get your money back. All parties
terms. Tor sale By Druggists and Grocers gene.
rally. BROWNING MIDDLETON,
serM-s roprietors ana MannSaofnrsrrs
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RESISTING AN OFFICER Nero CEsrry an
tr.r'T's Ibtmb.-AbOut II O'Clock lasr night
tfhcer Hinkle attempted 70 arrest a cotored
man on r street. near Lyceum Han, for indie
cent exposure, when the latter turned on him
and made most determined resistance dsfvfDg
the OflCer, when the latter grssped hum hv the
coat. Ire negro by some means managed to
get one OF the officer thumbs in his teeth and
fold fast, lighting AZ the same time. The officer
being AZ disadvantage called upon the specta-
Tors ICF help but 10 one mterfersd. While
Inc Two were rolling in the gutter together
Sergeant Fainter game upon the scene with
'hcer Nicholson, when the two were parted .
and the COlOr6d nan wEIsked 70 the central
gUardhOuSe. Hinkle's thumb Il badly nangled
by the neET0's teeth. and the head OF the latter
= pretty vel. bruised. he was locked up fOr a
hearing.
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RELEASED ON BAIL.-wiiiian II. Hun, who
was convicted lately in the Criminal Court of
the larceny Of two horses from the proprietor
Of the Continental Hotel. and sentenced to
three wears in the penttentiary. and was s1bse-
guently granted new trial, was released from
jail yesterday ON $3.50 bail. Ii will he recoIect-
ed that IN his case the counsel (MesSrs ". A
Cook and r p. Gloss fled plea in abatement
challenging tie array OF the grand jury, amt
tbere u DOW pending in the General Term a
motion TO calendar the case that the decision of
that court may be obtained On the question.
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CITY ITEMS.

GARMENTS TO ORDER with punetUaiitY AMI
dispatch. Large assortment Of goods u select
from on second floor. Prices moderate; first
class workmanship. One price only.
GRO. g. HEENfFG, No. 40 eth street,
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Tbs NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, 8 10 4. Saturday, to
and to 8. 27t3.l 4tI6
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VIZ GALL ATTENTION 70 the advertisement
OF the harvest festival 20 be held st street
church tomorrow evening. The young folks
connected with the Sunday school will enter
tain their friends and the public bV singing.
dialogues, &c, and refreshments will be served
ID tie lecture-rOOm