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TREASURY ROBBERY.
Trial of Ottmsu-No Jury Yet.


The case of w. H. Gilman charged with re-
ceiving AZ o97.65 (which HalIeck was last week
convicted Of abstracting from the United States
treasury in August last) and knowing the same
to have been stolen, came up in the Criminal
Court yesterday morning; Judge Olin presiding.
District Attorney Wells.and Judge ]. NJ. Wilson
appeared for the Government, and Messrs. IL.
H. Carpenter, Merrick, Cook and Elliott for the
accused.
Judge Olin stated that he had hoped to be re-
levcd from the necessity Of trying this case, but
as Judge Macarthur was still absent, GEd Judge
Cartier was engaged in trying case, he had no
alternative but 10 adjourn the court or on with
the case. The latter, he thought, was the proper
course.
then by general agreement excused, the case Of
Ottmsn being SO closely connected with the
former.
their r0ir dire, and the following accepted:
Henry Naylor, James a. L9yelsce, W. II. l. and
rick, Joseph T. Lucas, John b. Hammond and
EDWARD p. WEIGH. The others who were called,
viz: John H Ferguson, James Barkey and b. H
StInemetz, were challenged by the Government,
and Edward +. Simpson, Frederick W. Pratt and
The regular panel beiBg exhausted, the marshal
was then directed to summons twenty. FIVE tales,
men, the defense noting an exception to the
order.
The court here took an informal recess until
o'clock.
Upon the reassembling the clerk proceeded to
number, Mr.. Peabody, was accepted and sworn,
the others being challenged, all but one, by the
defense. During and after the examination an
animated discussion was carried on by the couu-
sci on both sides relative to the statutory pro-
visions in relation TO the qualification Of jurors
and the applicability Of the several statutes in
the District Of Columbia. The Government
claimed that a person should not be excused
from jury service simply because he had served
before within two years; that the law in relation
to this subject only said that where a person has
served on Jury in this court his name shall not
again within two years be put in the box; but
that provision did not relate to taIesmen.
Mr.. Merrick commended that the provision In
that statute was aimed at the effect OF the per-
SOD having served within two years; that It was
tTifing with the statutes Of Congress to put any
ether construction upon it.
Mr.. Cook then directed the marshal to summon
a new panel OF twenty-five talesmen, the defense
sgain noting an exception.
The case was adjourned until to DAY.
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tI,YfIcr pzlEsArIoHs.
Thirften,h pi.,r,,, GLIB Rsorsar =.

Thirteenth pistr.l GLIB ReoJgan ed.
a Republican ell b vas organized last evenir
II the Thirteenth legislative distri:t b. eiecsing
W. II. Simpson president, J. q. Shorter vice
PRECEDENT and Henry S:ewsrt secretary. J. a.
Bstle-, Richard Addison sni henry Stewart
we're elected deleg .tes TO the Central Committee.
q. II. Boston, J. +. Soitzs, @ Iris:opher Addison.
W. II. Simpson and j. z. Euler were elected
delegates 10 tho convention to bominste dele
gates to Cincinnati, with Henry Stewart and
Nsiban Addison az ai:erDates. David Hughes,
W. II. Simpson and Richard Addison we're elected
delex stee TO the convention 10 nominate deleg
10 Nashville. with Charles Hughes aud Isaiah
Rcss IS aI:errates. Tho delegates 10 the latter
convention we're Instructed 70 support Andrew
Freeman
sKvKNTEENTE DISTRICT.
At meeting Of the Republicans OF the Seyan-
teepth aisrrics last evening Perry H Carsoa.
George ~. johnson. T. J. Commodore, J. T.
Cos.in <ud w. a. Tal;aferro were elected dele
eates 10 tie general nonfnstinz conysnticn-
James SaBts1, J. D. Bslsiuers md 5. A. Sumby
were eIss<e1 oeiezatss % the colored nonfnssfna
eo7vs1fio1. The delegates 70 the general co.
ysn'i"r were instructsd 70 vote for ssyiss J.
Bowen.
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TEE CoLoRE0 CONVENTION.
Of Dele gates-Ths Call for Nsshvill


in accordance with call issued q few days since,
the delegates OF the several districts INST last
evening at the Columbia Law building TO elect
I'VE delegates to the National Colored convention
at Nashville, April 5. Owing to q misunderstand-
ing In the time CT calling the meeting, the only
districts represented were the First, Second,
Ninth, and twelfth. Many Of the districts had
Prof. John II. L1ngston, as q member OF the
executive committee, called the meeting TO order,
and read the local call and the call for the con-
yention at Nashville, adopted by the colored con-
yeniion Of newspaper men at Cincinnati last year.
Alter some discussion, it was decided to adjourn
until Tuesday evening, the 2Sih instant, before
which time opportunity will be given for the
selection Of delegates in each district
The call Issued by the convention of colored
newspaper men; held in Cincinnati in August,
To the ColOred People Of the United States
Whereas the unhealthy condition OF the public
mind relative TO the colored people In the South,
as evidenced in the cisparsgtng tone OF the
Northern press, and recent extraordinary utter
auces OF SONS Of our heretofore stsunch friends,
and the VI finished mission undertaken by the
nation TO exalt our race to the standard Of Ameri
can citizenship; the denial Of our rights in GER.
Of vitis;ed public sentiment; the Indifference
manifested by the American people to the shock
ing outrages perpetrated upon US in the South,
sUch as the recent massacre at Vicksburg, during
tie peaceful celebration of the ninety ninth an
niversary Of American independence, and the
consequent dem9raliEatiop resulting tbsrsfrom,
taken IN connection Win the necessity OF niSner
development Of our moral and material political
interests, render It, in cur Judgment, essential
that we meet in national convention early next
year to devise means "for more perfect union, II
such as will consolidate our people, and secure
that harmonious action throughout the country
on all matters of national interest so needful to
just appreciation Of our numbers and inf uence
in the Republic; therefore, be It
RESOLVED, That we invite the colored people oil
the several states and Territories, and Of the
District Of Columbia, 10 send representatives 70
the national convention, hereby called to meet at
Nashville, Tennessee, on the first Wednesday oil
April, 1876, at II o'clock M, upon the following
basis of representation: Three delegates from
each State, and one additional for every twenty
i've thousand colored population and fractional
part thereof, and one from each Territory except
ing the District OF Columbia, which shall be emit
tied to five representatives..
The call then proceeds to announce the number
Of DELE gates allotted to each State and Other
matters Of detail.
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TIE BARyEs CASE.
The Corporation Of Warrington Always
Liable for the Condition of the Streets.

The Corporation of Washington Always
Liable for the Condition Of the Streets.
In the case of Barnes against the District of
Columbia, which was an action to recover for In
Juries sustained in consequence of the bad repair
Of the streets, the Supreme Court Of the United
States held that the old corporation of Washing.
ton was chargesble with the care Of the streets
and responsible for their condition; that the
municipality crea ted under the act establishing
the Board Of Public Works, providing for Gov
ernor, Legislature, and succeeded TO all the
duties and respons Utilities Of the oil corpora
tion, all Its departments being members, and the
whole representing the authority Of Congress,
the source from which the original charter ema-
mated and all power process. The duty of keep
ing the streets in repair is unquestionabIe, and
the municipality is not relieved from RESPONSE
bility by the fact that the immediate charge and
direction Of the work was under the Board OF
Public Works, or because the Governor and Ger.
tain ether officers were appointed by the Presi.
dent. That board was q part Of the machinery
Of the corporation, and not Independent OF IL.
The Judgment below was reversed, with direc-
tons 10 affirm the judgment of the Special Term
upon the verdict obtained. The same order was
made In two other cases. Mr.. Justice Huat de
Hyered the opinion. Dissenting, justices Swayne,
Field, Strong and Bradley, who were of JinIon
that the District Of ColHm bia should not ne re-
sponsible fer The neglect or omissions Of oficsrs
II did not select and could not control.
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A Valuable Discovery.

DR.. @. W. Benson, practicins physician at Toe
North EutaH street, Baltimore, Nd, tvho has
paid much attention to nervous diseases,) has
discovered that extract Of celery aud chamonile
combined, in q certain proportion, Invariably
cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic, ner-
vous or sick headache, neuralgia and nervous
nefs. This is Q triumph In medical chemistry,
and sufferers all over the country are ordering
by mail. He prepares It in pills, at so ceuts per
spected in Baltimore. These pills are sent, post
age free, to any address, and sold by all whole
sale and retail druggists In Washington, George
town and Alefandria
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RASH sHOOTIEG.
An Officer Fires and Hits g Flseing C,,o:ed
Man.

An Officer Fires and Hits & Fleeing C,,o:sd
Man.
Yesterday morning, between and 1 O'Clock,
Sergeau: Gray and Oficers Lyddane and Myers,
while on X street, between Twenty.hrst and
Twenty. second northwest, noticed two coIored
men moving along carrying bag and basket.
Thinking the state Of affairs at that hour Of the
morning had Suspicious look the policemen
called upon the parties to halt, but instead Of
complying they started on a run, diplayinS dis
position TO escape. The officers pursued them,
and seeing that they were likely to get away
drew their pistols and fired several shots, one Of
which took effect in the head OF one OF the men,
who subsequently, gave his name as James War
rem. His companion managed TO elude the off,
GERS and keep his liberty. The injured man was
subsequently, taken to the Fourth precinct sta
ton and attended by Drs. Shafer and CalIen, but
they did not succeed in extracting the ball, and
late in the day be was sent to the hospital for
surgical treatment. The officers think that these
men belong at Freedmans Village, but where
they find warrant for the course pursued towards
them has not bstn made plaia. They considered
them as suspicious characterslmerely, not charged
with any crime or criminal intent, and If this is
ground sufficient to indorse the action taken it is
not known, and it will probably require an inves
ugstion Of the police board TO decide.
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FORGERY.
The Accused Held for the Grand jay.

The Accused Eeld for the Grand JuY.
The cate Of Charles Edward Bruce, c1Iored,
charged with forgery, came up in the Police Court
yesterday before Judge Smell. Mr.. T. J. Latham,
paying teller Of the bank, testified to this man
presenting the check, aud fully Identified the
prisoner. The check proved to be q forgery, aud
be called in Dets ctive 10 cGowan and handed the
man over to him TO take him before MIR. Murtagh.
Mr. Murtsgh testified that the check was no.
drawn by him. Bruce had been employed In o
gentlenan's office in his building. Oficer Nc.
Gowan testified that on his way to see Mr.. N. he
sked the prisoner who gave him the check, and
be replied: "Mr. Murtsgh," and at the same slime
he broke loose and ran, but was rearrested. The
case was sent TO the grand jury; bonds, 800.
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CITY ITEMS.

THuRsroS's ivory PEARL Tooth PowpKf
ased daily Will keep the teeth closn, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle.
JoUvEs's lEoDoRoUs kID-9LovH .CLnANU
viii rerovste soiled gloves thoroughly md
quickly. Twenty five cent? per bottle.
THOMPSON PoAAD8 OPT1kn IS equal TO TIE
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and nifty oonts per bottle.
WELLS STRKNGTHKnIra PLAsrzRs are .the
very best. All sold bv druRgists.
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Southern Republicans Moving.

By reference 10 our advertising columns 1t Will
be seen that an interesting meeting OF ths South
ern Republican Association will be held this
evening, at which Senators and Representatives
viii deliyer addresses on the pending political
issues. New Hampshire has Just spoken with q
voice that betokens thorough arousing .of her
citizens, whether temorarily residing at the Gap
ftel or on the soflef the Granite State. Some of
the Southern STATES are esteemed quite as deuot-
full as New Hampshires and will require as gen.
to bring the full vote, any the North or
Eastern States. Let the sons Of the South gather
to hear the words Of truth from her representa-.
tive men; shake of any lethargy with which they
have been hitherto affected, and 20 into the com.
ing campaign with that vigor OF which they are
so VIII known to be capable, and which alone
can insure anccese.
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The Alphabetical Bushes. Directory

n this mornings REPUBLICAN contains cards Of
frst-;ass establishments in all branches Of bust
nessiin the District. Many persons daily feel
thsnsea OF 90 such an arrangement to enable
them to easily ind what they want. We have
aimed 10 make this as complete and easy Of
reference as possible and sure that It viii be
frequently consulted by all having any kind Of
business to transact We intend to keep It up In
Q reliable and convenient form, and improve Il
from time to time. ANY persons not represented
In 1t, that would like to be, should send in their
cards at once, SO. IS TO get an even start with
their peighbors In os desirable an advertising
medium, and one OF such universal and constant
reference as our large circulation among the best
classes must make OF this.
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P.nnr,lrania Republicans.

The regular meeting Of the Pennsylvania Re-
publican Association was held last evening al
Clarke's hall. The following gentlemen were
elected delegates to the Pennsylvsnia Rspuolf
can convention: Mess;s. II. Q. Rogers, II. A.
Myers, E. r. Chapman, H. A. Cobaugh and J
A. Doyle. Messrs. Chapman and Oobaugh we're
elected as the Representatives Of the association
In the State central committee.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR THE COLLECTION
AND REMOVAL OF GARBAGE.
DISTRICT OF COLCNBIA,

DISTRICT OF COLCNBLA,
BOARD OF HEALTH, 7
WASHINGTON, March l6, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received 1t this ONCE
until II The 2lst instant for the collection and
removal of all garbage and refuse animal and yege-
table matter from dwelling houses, markets and
other places in the cities 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, lsI6
Proposals. will be indorsed proposals for the
COLLECTION and Removal of Garbage,n and Will be,
addressed TO the undersigned, and no bid will be
entertained except upon the blank form pre-
scribed by the Bosrd OF Health, cont ttnlng full
in formal on to the requirements OF he service,
which will be furnished on application 10 this
office.
The Board reserves the right to reject any aud all
bids presepttd not deemed for the best Interests
OF the District; and all bids not approved oy the
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia.
D' ''oS. 0 j. NJ LANGsTON,
nhls-5t Secretary.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GoyERNMENT SALE OF HORSES, Sc

GOVERNMENT SAIL VI HOhSES, &c.
DEPOT QuARTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
WAsHINGTox, ID. O., March Is, 1876. 4
VIII be sold 1t public. auction, at the Quarter
masters Corral, corner OF Fourteenth and q
streets northwest, at 10 q. m, MONDAY, April
II, 1875, the following. described property:
! One horse, one Mule, and lot Of Cocoa Mat
tf,9 Stoves. whseibarrows, Tools, Harness. sc.
For full particulars apply to<his oftise.
Terms cash. WM. MYERS,
mh2oet Depot Qusrternaste-.
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LIscoLs SQUARE.
Abraham Lincoln and the Negro.


The adjourned meeting of tie committee OF ar
rargements having in charge the ceremonies
connected with the unwilling Of the Freedmen's
monument On the 18th Of April next was held at
the FIIteenth-Etreet Presbyteria church yester-
dsy afternoon at o'clock. There was Q large
attendance Ct the COMMITTEES and friends Of the
enterprise. After a free Interchange Of views It
was determined to appoint sub committee, Of
the District, on parade, consisting Of seventeen
persons, leading Representatives OF the various
colored organizations Of the cities of sshington
and Georgetown. The following gentlemen COM
pose this subcommittee, full authority having
been given to them to make all necessary and
suitable arrangements for the parade on the l4th,
viz: Henry Piper, James Il. Young, Thornton A.
Jackson, John W. Branfou, Capt. o. s. b. Wall,
Robert Hstton. Charles H. Marshall, Robert q.
Powell, VIM. H. Barker, James Green, VIM. A.
Freeman, &. K. Manning, Maj. o. u. Fisher,
John W. Freeman, Perry Il. larson, Lemuel
Bailey and VIM. H. Brown This uDconuIttee
will N Get at the Armory, on Sixth street south
west on next "Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
The best possible feeling, cordial and determined,
distinguished the meeting yesterday, and every
thing dcne and sud showed the purpose Of ali
concerned 10 make the occasion and the cere-
monies of the l4th impressive and memorable.
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Auction Sale To-day.

By Thos. Bowling: -
AT 40 O'clock, valuable real estate in the DIS
trict Of Columbia, adjoining Georgetown on the
northwest, -
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fRR S7BEl SIDE OF TEE PHARMACY ELR
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Catsr1h, EssirsIs ana Affection OF the Esrs
DR.. Hartley submits the following testimonial
without comm eat:

NttE01t COMM gil.
WARRINGTON, ID. g., Feb. 25 1875.
My attention bavirg been attracted 20 q testi.
rnonisl from Rev. Mr.. Domer, the distinguished
pastor Of the EpRlish Lutheran church, Eleventh
and streets, this city, certifying TO the remark
able cure OF an affection OF the ear By DR.. Hart
ley, ] concluded 10 try the Doctors skill In q
case of eatarrh Of 7ery aggravated form, from
which had suffered for many years past, which
had seriously impaired my bearing and devel-
happy TO sfate that DR.. Hartley has efscted a
ccmplete and radical cure, removing every YES
tlge of catarrh, deafness and affection Of the
lures, and an Eov as healthy ard can hear as
ID Icctly at any former period OF my life. DE-.
HsrtltyB remarkable success in my case iasd-
fes thts testimonial. and he has my best thanks,
with q more Substantial evidence OF my apprecia-
tion. J. HENRY CARROLL,
sC9 Ninth street northwest.
DR.. Harlley's office is $50 Z street northwest.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

DIFFICULTY OF GETTING A JURY
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Artificial Harbor at Gr.y:own.

Cnoffc.al adviees have been received from Mr..
Barnard, Secretary Of tho Treasury at Niclra-
qua, expressing great satisfaction with the sur
yeys for an artificial harbor at Greytown, made
by Civil Engineer A. G. Nenscal, who was
granted leave OF absence for that purpose. This.
when completed. will form q line from Greytown,
by water, through Lake Nicaragua to the west
bank Of Lake Ma nsRus and by . small canal to
Menagua, thence by @ cheap railroad TO the
navigsble water reaching the Pacific coast. This
will make. by rail ard canal, q continu Gus route
between the two oceans.
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BOOKS FOR TIE LESTEN SEASON.

some Wee Day: in Lent. By VIII A
ReaC ings fer Every Day In Lint. NILS Sevell.
Deer Feast Of Lent, Rosary for Lent and other
THE ANNA shIProN SERIES, in Paper and
Cloth.
How 10 Study the Bible. By D. L. Moody.
For ERle Ey WIN. BALLANTGNE,
msr3-tf E2s Seventh street.
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THE TRIAL OF GILMAN NOT BEGUN
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III ATIOaAL THEATRE.
MIGHTY DOLLAR MATINEE sAruRn.v

IIIUIIII UVLDAK MATINEE SATURDAY.
fUlhEAlkE COEIQUE. M o SDAY
AhARCb 20, Nightly and "wednesday aus SAtur.
day Matinee. Is NEW VARIETY STARS. Per-
IornanCe Will comm Snce with beautifgl FEMALE
MINS1RtLs. 10 HANDSOME NOUN6 LADIES'
Engagement OF the bewitching GEM BALLET
TROUPE. 10 handsome and ACCOMPLISHED rerpsI-
CnoIeSi ,. rrst Time In this city OF the greatest
sSponents OF Irish character In amer ca. Messrs
sSANL'N AND CRONlN. Every body should see
thcin-lhey are beyond inns ginatlop, COLLINS
anu W KEN and a host of other new stars too nu-
Bouss Ills. m 81
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Entertainment by Miss Enais Story.

The many friends OF Miss Annie Story will be
grRtifed to learn that she has consented to ap
pear before the public in an entertainment to be
given at Willard hall on the Goth OF this month.
The programme will be of & similar character to
the one SO successfully carried out by Miss Story
and others at the same hall Lass winter, and " ii
consist Of music and recita.ions. She will be
astif:ed, as before, by the bsst talent that our
amateur circles afford.
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CURRENT CAPITAL TOPICS.


for himseli he felt ali the time Is IL he was
standing over a volcano ready to be sent up Q.
any moment. He sa,d with an immense amount
Of money inrested nve hundred miles from q
railroad, he was freaueutIy cutie nervous a 1olt
;he future Of the inyestmenr. Mr.. Bars asked
the vftpess N he tborYht there was anything
wrong In. making such con,rsct with Marsh.
He answered that ~ he had not N lde the con-
tract he would have bsea financially ruined, and
an their M en- won have been thrown cut OF en-
ployment He believed IN the doctrine that self
preferyation is the first law Of nature, and be
cnnsented 10 this proposition in order 70 save his
stock and the people working for him. He
never felt that he was doing any moral wrong
I'm the natter and his Coincidence has always
been elear about IL witness said his arm
had another fnterel 4 In the Chexenne and ARA
mo ase1ev : 1fljtary and Al Indian post, In
re ps1se al nj NJ Eyana a the trader He
fFYsberl - shs two EvnDs hsd two thirds IN
teresf as6 a GA al ~ AZ theirs by the name of
SeheassDUer- ssd m tbirk i1,srssf They have
~ ~ s.-.s-f-~Sk c-S~ s1>cnr sfr.v days He
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THE NEWEST PUBLICATI0Ha-DIs
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Memorial Tributes TO Prof Morse, with portrait;
g. Job lot books in cloth bindings, at the uniform
rate OF 50 cents.
SOLOMON8 = CHAPMAE'S,
Agents for Lavrerce's Pure Linen" Papers
81 Peunsytvanla ayenbe,
mhIt-tf Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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HAMMOND AID BEETLEYs WORK

III, Interest Spreading Over the City