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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-18
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A
= DOCK AT FORT MONROE, VA.

CHIEF QCARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
NEW DIRK CRY, 1875. (
Sealed proposals, in triplicste, with q CODY OF
this advertisement attached, are invited and will
De received at this office until II O'Clock noon on
the 18th of March, 1876 at which time ana plsee
they will be opened In presence of the bidders
for the removal of the old and the construction OF
new dock for the Qusrtermaster's Department
at Fort Monroe, Va.
Plans and specifications for the new dock may
be seen at this office, or office Post Quartermas.
ter, Fort Monroe.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals..
Contract must be entered into with bond with
the suretes In one quarter the amount of the con-
tract, within seven days after the acceptance OF
the proposal, and a guarantee to that effect ac-
company each proposal.
Proposals should be addressed to the under
signed and Endorsed, Proposals for the Construc-
ton OF Quartermaster's Dock at Fort Monroe
Va" L. @. EASTON,
fe2S OF Colonel and Asst o nj a
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PROPOSALS.
mhls st
PROPOSALS FOR THE COLLECTION
I AND REMOVAL OF GARRAGE

DROPOSALS FOR THE COLLECTION
L AND REMOVAL OF GARBAGE.
DISTRICT OF COLCMBIA,
BOARD Or HEALTH, :
-WASUfSGTcS, March 10, ISIS.
Sealed proposals viii be received at this vs-sre
until II NJ the 2lst instant for the collection and
removal ofal garbage and refuse animal and yege-
table matter from dwelling -hou ses, markets and
other places In the cities ashin and George
town and their immediate and more densely popu-
lated suburbs. In the district Of Columbia, for
the period OF one year, commencing April I, 1876.
Proposals Will be iudOrsed Proposals for the
COLLECTION and Removal of Garbage and Will be
addressed TO the undersigned, ami no bid will be
entertained except upon tina blank form pre-
scribed by the Bosrd Of Health, cont aiming full
informal as TO the requirements OF he service,
which will be furnished on application to this
ONCE.
The Board reserves the right to reject any aud all
bids presented not deemed for the best Interests
Of the District; and all bids not approved oy the
Commissioners of the District of Columbia.
By order OF the Board OF Health.
J. NJ. LANGSTON,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-18
SALE OF POINT LOOKOUT.

TRUSTEES SALE OF POINT LOOKOUT.
- By virtue OF = decree OF the Circuit Court
a. OF St. Mays county, sitting IN equity. the
~ undersigned, Trustees, viii offer st public
- sale a. the Courthouse door, In Leonard
town, IT. Mays county, Nd, on THURSDAY,
March q l576, between the hours Of and p.
all that Valuable Real Estate in said county, stu
ated at the confluence OF The POTOMAC river and
the Chesapeake bay. known as "Point Lookout"
and containing See acres, more or less.
The improvements consist OF Q comfortable
DIV ELLING HOUSE and necessary outbuild-
ings belonging to the farm proper, and . large
HUTEL and numerous Cottages, the cottages
being leasehold rorerty. The land is valuable
for agricultural purPo;es, being highly Improved
and very productive. There is also su5stautIal
wharf on The property, within very short dis
value by the facilities on the premIses for tn
estab.is hment efthe Summer Res prt for Sea Bath
Ing, &C.. which was closed in 1851 by the oscupa-
tion OF Point LOOKOUT by the United states Gov
eTnuent q military prison, and also by tue
selection OF this point as the terminus of the
Southern Maryl md railroad. TIE location is
healihful and picturesque, immf dately on the
highway OF commerce, north and south, and in
daily comm unicat0n by steamers with Baltimore,
Wathin gton ana Norfolk. The surrounding waters
abound In oysters and fab of fine ility and great
Terms of Sale: One fourth ca sh on day of sale;
residue in two equal instalments in one and two
years, bearing inteG from day Of sale, and Sc
BENJAMIN g. HARRIS,
d. 8. BRISCOE,
T. WALLIS BLAKISTONE,
rnh-6..t
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DYE. H. WARNER, Auctio aeer.
FRUIT EEs, SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING on ON THE EAs Z SIDE OF SEVENTH
RnAn ERAR

~
TRUnEE SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING OF ON THE EAST sIDE OF SEVENTH
STIR EFT ROAD, NEAR THE CITY.
BY virtue OF . deed OF trust, dAAed June
- S, A. A.. ls72 duly recorded IN Liber No,
ADtstrict Of Columbis, and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, we will sell At
DAY, March q, ias. q 40 O'Clock p. m, The
trict or Columbi q north OF the city or ashinxtop
and east Of the Seventh, street road or ROCKVILLE
turnpike road, TO wit: Being lot nnmbs ed ak t6l
In block i've, a. In the Howard Uaiversity sub
division OF the farm Of Joha A. Smith. commonly
known as '.En ngham Place the said sub
division -as made by the surveyor OF Wsshington-
e: ems: one fourth In cash; balance At slx. :
twC1ve and eighteen months, with Interest At eight
per cent. p snnu q, secured By deed Of trust on
Inc property sold. A deposit OF atOO will be re-
quircd Is time OF sale All conyeyancing at pur-
chaser's cost. Terbs to be complied with In seven
5J99s nH a r S9hE JOHNSON / Trustees.
mhltIuIhStds SALESMAN.
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pREsERvE YOUR HEALTH,

To DO this II & Necessary that you should inhale
and nightly occupy. --'
This can only be done successfully and without
proeSsly atte1Ssnt evils, BY purchasing and using
Transparent ventiIators.
These vENT1LATORs may be applied to win
are invaluable for use in school-rooms. public
halls, hospitals invalid chambers. sleeping apart
mentsand rooms In general
a.. These EESTiLATohs are on exhibition and
LOT sale az lS2 street, near corner OF Thirteenth
seen in operation At the Billiard Rooms OF Miller
Jones, over National Theatre. : -
Aa-Cau and examine them.
G1O. WAGNER, Inventor and Patentee,
marley washingtou, NJ r.
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SALE OF VALUABLE IN
l. PROVED REAL ESTATE ON TWENTY
FIFTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN II

TRvsTEES SALE OF YALUABLE IN
AND y STREETS NoKTh. -
By virtue OF . deed of trust to DANIEL l..
M Eaton and myself. GATED June q, 1872, and
III duly recorded In Liber No. 657. folio s5i one
OF the and reeo ds for the District OF Co um:
thu reoy. ! will offer fer sale At public alc-
ton. in front OF the premises, on SATUR-
DAY, the sth day of April, 1S6, 1t clock
p. m, all thar piece o: parcel of ground
lying in the city OF wsshi1gton aud knoHn and
fortyIwo, l42,) in square twenty fou-, (24,J &C.
cording 10 Steiger's subdivision plat OF lots Z, r.
G,!H. and VI of sail square, beginning at .
po mt in the north BOUNDARY OF S aid subdivision
lot hythree feet nine inc (53 f. In, from the
east. bin ding on the nfteen QO foot alley. forty
nine f,et nine inches (i9 II. in TO the Spring
square; thence south eighc (s) feet: tn, nee lsI
four az feet to four-foot alley: thence south.
binding said alley, thirteen feet fonr inches u3
n. 4ln to the southeast corner of sand odvsi N
9 In: TO the middle line OF said lot ana thence
north twenty-ore feet four inches (2I Il Iin.J to
the place Of BEGINNING, with the right of way and
Terms Of sale: Seventy two Cs72) dollars with in
tcrest Al 10 per cent PER annu from Apr! q lsIi
and expenses OF sale In cash. the balance at six (6)
and twelve ilc) months, for which the notes Of the
purchaser. bearing interest from the dsy OF sale
and secured by deed OF trust on the property sold.
will be taken. deposit OF dfGy (t50) dollars will
and all conveyancins at the expense Of the pur-
chaser. Terms Of .le to be compiled wi within
seven "a days after the day Of sale, otherSise the
trus deserves the right 10 resell the prop ,rty at
the rs snd eost %f Ks
mi \ nra RutiH
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DY EDWIN j. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 5u Seventh street northwest.

PY EDWIN ]. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 5u Seventh street northwest.
TRUSTEEs, SALE oFA TW0-sToRY SEVEN
ON THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH
sTSEET BETWE ssS %, CHARACTERISTICS
- BY virtue Of q deed OF trust US, dated
E.& May r A D.tS75, and duly recorded In Liber
E& No rs g.; folio sS one OF the land ISeords fSr
lie auction, 10 'front.' oftbe premises, on wEDEEs-
DAY. March 2, 1876, at O'Clock the following
described real estate, situate In the city of WASH
ington. District of Columbia to wit: , he SOUTH
ern most one third part OF lot Numbered twenty
two, Is Of .2.D IN square numbIed one hundred
and hfty seven, U57 r. NTH twenty COZ feet on
Seventeenth street west, and running back OF the
tame wild h as the front, and binding the north
line Of lot In I'D square one hundred and twenty
(i20) r. ct more less, the Oepth OF the LIT.
Te' ms OF sale: Une third casu. and the balance
In Six twelve and eighteen months, with Interest
from the day OF sse At eight Der cent. per AMMAN.
One hr ndred doll Irs deposit required when the
property IL srld. All conveyanciuk At the cost OF
the purchaser. II the lerms OF sale not CO n
piled wth in days after the sale, the trustees
re eIye the night 70 resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the deflulting prrchas T.
5 Tss,s o. H Ey9SSses' Trustees.
mh7-TuTh&ds r. ! sVEET. ABct.
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BA1LEY.-On Thursday, March IS, ISIS, Ros A
ELLA, eldest child and only daughter of Oliver A.
and Sarah Bailey, aged five yeirs and SIX month";
. The friends OF the family are invited 10 attend
tne funeral from the parents residence, No 4g2
ii street southwest, on sunday, At O'Clock D m.
BRESSAHAN.-0n the Eth OF March, 1876 at
forty-Dine years.
Fun, raj from her late residence. No. 6ls North
Capitol street northwest, on Sunday at 2:5D D. m.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
attend.
CADY.-On the evening OF the 18th OF March
1875, Mrs. ANNIE CADY. aged thirty Ave wears.
funeral will take place from her late reside ace,
zZl0 M street. this afternoon, At 800 O'Clock
Friends OF the family please attend.
DUNNE.-On the 18th OF March, 1875 AGNES
LORETTA infant daughter OF W. q. and Jane a
Dune, aged one month and twenty-five days.
O'COHNOR.-On the morning OF the 18th OF
March, lS76, BRIDGET O'CoSNoR, aged els hty-
four years.
The funeral VIII take place from the esidence of
her daughter, Mrs Many Sughrue, 3u Third Street
southeast, corner Of U street, on sunday, at i
O'Clock p, m.
wALKER.-On Thursday morning, March IS,
1876. Mrs. EMILY WALKEK, In the rfty fourth year
of her age, after = long and painful illness, which
she bore with Christian fUrtilude.
Her remains will be taken to the Second Baptist
church, this afIernoOn, at 2o'clGck.
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Future Days.
DY THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

RY b. HI. wARNER.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPEkTY, NO. 1926 MASS ACHUSErFs
=. BY virtue OF a deed OF trust dated June
M 2. A. ID. 1874 duly recorded In Liber No. ISi,
IL folio 2+e. one Of the land records of the Dis
1sStrict OF Columbia, and At the request OF the
party secured thereby, we will sell at pub bic auc-
tion, In front OF the premises. TO the highest bid
der, on FRIDAY, March 81, 1876, at O'Clock p.
m, al that piece or parcel of ground lying and
being situate in the city of Washington, u. c..
known and distinguished on the plat or plan of
said city and being the lot numbered httY-nine,
(e9,l 10 j. II. Thompson'S subdivision Of Lots G..
and /. ana part or Y. OF Evans subdivlsioa OF
original lot numbered twelve, (t, in square num-
bered two hundred and forty-seSen. (2I7,) As sad
Subdivisions are recorded in the ONCE Of the
yeyor Of Washington, ID. c.. together with the
Improvements thereon. consisting OF an elegant
twe-Stcry and manSard-roof dwelling, &c.
Terms: Five thousand dollars and interest on
~, tt0 at Digit per cent. from July lS5, TO day
OF sale, expente OF sale in cash, and the balance
at six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months
for which the notes of the purCh iser bearing in
terest from day OF sale, and secured by deed OF
posit Of $50 will be required at the time OF sale,
chaser. If terms OF sale are NOT complied with in
seven days the trustees the right to resell
the property At the risk ard of the defaultiug
purchaser after five days advertise nent. .sS9
EDWARD C.lNGERSOLL, tr-r-,ea-
GABRIEL 7. Gil ASE.
mh3-wFMSds
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0SRtA1ntnS cards OF FfFst.Ciass Estabs
IishnnS nts in ali Branches OF Busis
nesH In Ghs DistrIet.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-18

COOPER-EvERHART.- IS, Iss6 at the
residence OF Mr.. Richard A. Mlcomb, OF George
town, ID. e., BY Rev. q. A hixdorf, Mr.. Will
OF Loudoun county. Va,
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
TIE BAY AT TRENTON.

TRENTON, n. j., Nov 90 1879.
Thanksgiving Day was observed IN this city - Gsa'
cral holiday All tho public OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mens
aud state--wcre closed, and business was suspended
IN most OF tho manufactures, potsesiss stores and
other places Special services held IN nearly au
the churches and appropriate TO tho
were preached BY the pastors In the
afternoon target shooting took place Ia nctzcte
Grove Company tvetcrans). Of the Seventh rcgl-
munt State milIta. AMI visiting nre company beng
the contestants In tho evening" at Taylor Hail. before
y large audience. stuart RoDson aud dramatic
pany appeared ~ Bret Hartc's new American comedy
drama, s'The Two Men oI sandy Bar" 0i course The
usual number OF turkeys woro demolished. Alto.
gcher tho day was strictly observed - we're foDee
orys 81 u similar character.
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
"WAetler ccsarism to be the nezt issue or sot Is
serious qucstioa"
DoY MAsQuERApHns ARRESTED.

number Of lntic boys turned out in the shape OF
"fantasticals, Seventh avenue yesterday morning.
The police Of the sixteenth precinct under ROUNDS.
Burke, made raid them, arresting six Of tho
boys, and broke up the procession. The prisoners
arragncd before Justice Bxby at tho Washington
Place Court yesterday. They arrested under tho
old masqueradng law forbiddng the wearing OF dis
guses In public. The boys were iguorant oi tho
existence Of such statute. L0uis Witncrr,
aged nineteen, o; No 402 Tenth avenue, attireL
the costume ot "picrroII" samuel Bliss, aged SIX
teen, OF No. 3US West Thrtoth street, dressed
all Indian chief, with tomahawk and scalping knife
james Johnson aged seventeen, little coiorcd boy,
Sixth avenue and Seventeenth street, wore q whito
mask for which no paid five cents while George Gillian
aged fourteen. OF No. 300 West Thirty ninth street
George Shacr aged sixteen. OF No. III Tenth uc
anu John Taylor, aged Seventeen. OF No. 459 West
Forty second street, were dressed up negro min
strels. Justice Bixby sad, "Boys, I'm sorry that
der tho law cannot let you CO. IwN send yo1 to the
CITY Prison tor one day, the lowest sentence oan I'M
posc.' The boys wore sent down stairs, but subse-
quentiy the Judge sent word to arden Quinn to
lease lhsm al four o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
IN NEWARK.

business was entirely suspended yesterday in New
ark and the citizens gave themselves up almost en-.
tirciy 10 the business Of cas,,ng ana merry making.
In the forenoon religious services held In nearly
all the churcucs, and in tho afternoon and evening the
theatres, concert halls and bathrooms were thronsed
with the devotecs OF Thcspis, ST. CccIIis
and Tcrpsichoro During the afternoon the
streets were eniivened with . parade Of
the James y. Couneily Guards, handsomely
uniformed company OF targctcevs. Tho guards did
somc excellent target shooting at the close Of their
parade. Extra good cheer provided ~ all tho
public and private charitable and correctional nssitu.
lions, tho hospitals Of st. Michael 81 BnrnabAs and
the Gcrmaff the Aims House, County jail, Pcniten-
tary, and Dpys' Lodging House Scarcely q drunken
sech tho streets and but lew arrests were
made by tho police. Altogether, tho day PASSED on ~
cminently became a Newark Thanksgiving-hsppily
aud orderly.
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
HOW PEOPLE ARE swINDLED.

Roundsman wariow, OF the Second District Court
squad, yesterday morning arrested soon J. vlasto,
Greek, residing nj 205 West Twenty NTH street, on
a charge OF swndliug Mrs. Kalo Ludlum, OF the
fremont House, Broadway, out Of s6l0 On his being
arraigned before Justice Bxby, At the Washington
Place Court, Mrs Ludlum stated that the prisoner,
whom sho knew to DO a conicciioner BY trade called
about tho 18th October and requested tho
loan OF $50 He represented that he Was engaged
in business ut No. 243 South Filth ave-
nuc, whoro he had machinery worth $3.50
and stock OF candies valued at e400.
She HIM the 500 and at subsequent times lent HIM
$3.50 tho samc representations. When she sought
OF her money found that his machinery
did exist ana that his stock not worth $50
vas,o, who denied his guilt, was held for trial In do
fault or So, 900 bail
Al The same Court Detective Bush OF tho Ninth pro-
cnct, arra,gned horace Shaw, who claimed to DO a
merchant residing In Washington street, near Bank
street. Tor passing worthless check on the Chatham
Bank Tor $40 on Mr. John p. Cah, OF No $50 Green
wch street Tho check returned from the bank
worthless Shaw was held for trial
sTAs tame e coming schen must consider gravely is
icholc question of tae Prudential Office"
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
srATEN ISLAND.

Yesterday observed on Staten Island as an old.
fashioned Thanksgiving Day, almost every family.
rich poor, having fattcd turkey, goose, duck
chicken for dinner and business Of all kinds being NJ
most entirely suspended, excepting AZ the becr shops
and liquor Saloons Tho places oil worship IN tho off
icrcnt villages were well attended tho forenoon The
sick aud disabled scamen. about seventy IN number,
the seamen's Retreat stapeton, provided with
q bounhiul repast of roast turkey by DR.. Henry
King, tho physician in chief OF tho Institution,
each sailor, SICK well, furnished with cigars
aud fruits alter dinner Divine held ~ the
Institution under direction Of tho Rcv. Dr. kpp. The
5bO old wornout sailors at the Sailors Snug Harbor,
New Brighton, were provided with roast turkey
dinner, SIR. 1humas Mccormack, superintendent VI
the County Poor House. made hs company-about loo,
young and old--happy IN simiiar way The minated
Of the Cho's Nursery at Tho -Four Corners, ais" had
extra dinner. Tho ''ragamufinsn turned out In
iui orco and Inraded through the villages with pipes,
drums aud horns, aud there were number of church
entertain mcnts aud fairs IN tho evening. Tho Amcri-
coiors wcro suspended during the day a. many
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
IN JERSEY CITY.

Tho attendance IN the different churches OF Jersey
City was nearly as large Sundays Masses wero
celebrated holidays In all the Catholic ch arches
Special held In ST. Matthew's Episcopal
church. The Methodist Episcopal congregations held
q union service in tho Centenary church. on Pavcnm
avenue where a sermon the lessons 10 be derived
from tho Thanksgiving festival was preached
by tho Rev. Mr. Dickinson, OF ST. Paul's church.
rbc observance oi the day In the charitable nstitu
tions great feature OF the Thanksgiving ccidbra
tion. First OF all the County Aliashouse and
the Institutions NJ Snake HILL Tho pauper inmates
were treated TO bountiiui dinner, and tho children
were the recipients oi candies aud toys contributed
by kind.hoartcd citizens throughout tho country.
Warden Bowncs OF the Pcntentiary presided over the
feast doed out to the errng inmates, and cxhortsd
then. profit by their connncment aud 10
spend future Thanksgiving days as good citizens.
Tho little In charge OF tho Sisters of Charity 81
the Orphan Asylum Jersey avenue enjoyed thcir
Thanksgiving Turkeys aud tho inmates oi the Charity
Hospital, ~. Francis Hospital and tho Home Tor tho
Fricndlcss enjoyed real holiday through tho contri
but ions OF the benevolent There was very liberal
display OF charity, and the managers OF the dinsrcns
institutions iec grateful for the bencfactions 90 gsner
ously bestowed.
The New York herald., 1876-12-01

Tho national festival was duly observed throughout
westchester county, where thcro was general sus-
pension OF business During the forenoon large nun.
bers attended the various places OF worship.
and listened attentivey TO appropriate dts
courses. The afternoon and evening wero
devoted to domestic enjoyment At Sing Sing
Prison tho 1900 inmates werc permitted to
celebrate tho day, although, OF course: IN somewhat
circumscribcd manner. In the forenoon the men
were marched to the messroon, whcro they werc lib.
orally supplied with dantIcs not 0n tho prison bin OF
farc including gingerbread and apples. all OF which
they werc allowed TO take TO their celia AZ tho
prison restrictions were relaxed for tho oc.
casion, tho jail birds were allowed TO
their cells until the time arrived for cxtingushing
the lights III tho evening At the Catholic Protectory
tho |, 600 boys were given respite from their daily
task and were rcgaied with tho usual Thanksgiving
Day fare.
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
IN uopoKEN.

Thanksgiving Day usher ed In in Hoboken BY ths
blowing OF nnumcrablc tin horns by the juvenile
bcrs OF tho community Morning services were cello
bratcd IN tho Protestant and Catholic churches and
rcjocings aud ag rasings the order OF the day.
Tho great amusement OF the day among tho Gormana
was In the bowling alleys and al! day long smxshes
were heard tho climber yard" Tho ton pins
oitlmcs echnicaIly called.
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
THE DAY IN BROOKLYN.

Tho time custom OF praying, eating drink
ing, playing, iaaehlng growing fat and boins merry"
was in inIeod In In a manner never heretofore sur.
The New York herald., 1876-12-01

.'The attributes Of the Iresidential office, its preroga
tires and possLifsies its Increasing power and
spienor, the yearnings Of a caativated and tccaity
society for court donors, and the attractions Of court
life, the de~re Of those in office 10 retain rower aud
,caTi: the question, in fact, Uheter strong Executive
does wealen the Reputiic must become the i'm
portont in oar poiiticsn
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
WHAT TWEED WILL DO.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE

Day at the jail yesterday His son dned with him at
O'Clock and Charles Devlin ex-Coroner Schirmer,
fwecd's physician and sheriff Conner were his only
other visitors. At dusk all these were gone.
Tweed passed the evening reading newspapers and re-
tired al an early hour Sheriff Conner's visit was
principally in relation TO the treatment OF the PRISON
ers, which he found 10 be satisfactory bat he also
nvai.ed himself Of the occasion 10 have . brief chat
with Tweed.
to be, and poscerf,A as his party is undoubtedly.
the suggestion seriously accepted on his part
,Oould be virtually to leap from the 1apeidn rock
and leare a name in history to be remembered
rish the names Of Burr and Arnold. =
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
AN ACTRESS ARRESTED.

Caroline Levanion, aged twenty-cight years, who
said she actress residing at No. 123 West Third
street, brought before Justice Bxby, at the Wash
ng.on Place Court yesterday, charged with stealing
$40 from George Lyons. OF Southport, Conn. Tho
evidence In tho showed that early yesterday
morning Lyons entered the saloon No. 125 Macdousal
street. where no met the prisoner, whom ho invited 10
psrtake of some rclrcshmeLt. On leaving the room
lie dscovcred that he had been robbed Of So He
procured the arrest OF Miss Lcvauon, but tho stolen
money was not found In her possession The prisoner,
who declared her Innocence, held for trial in de-
fault oi 81. 900 bail
"Wheners' any man, ho,cever eminent
patriotic or gUfed, becomes necessary TO our
oore,ru,,enL then are zoe no longer capable or
The New York herald., 1876-12-01
CARNIVAL IN THE CITY.

7Ae time 10 coming lchcn must consider grdrely lis
,chole question Of tie Presidential office"