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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
Az ENTITY TRUNK ~ BiLTIMoRE.
Twelve thousand Dollars Worth of JeweirS
Put Into u Car In Worcester.
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From he S.,r York sun.
William b. Kerr, all experienced salesman
for Alling BrnS. 4 Co. jewellers, 10 Broadway,
went to Worcester, Mass. last week, to receive
$4,000 worth Of jcwelry that had been made
there for his employers. The jewclry wns put
into a small case, aud then locked in travel
ing salesman trunk" trunk of extraordinary
strength.
Mr.. Kerr rode on Friday morning to the
depot in Worcester and had the trunk checked
for Hartford. When lie presented his check
in Hartford the haGgagc-master handed him n
worn black travelling bag that had the dupli-
cate of his check. The bag contained sack
Of salt and four oranges. Having asccrtancd
by telegraph that his trunk had undoubtedly
been put On the train ut Worcester, Mr. Kerr
came to this city. His employers informed
Superintendent walling Of their loss, and De-
tcctive Dunn was ordered to search for the
trunk and the thieves.
lie learned that the trunk was delivered to n
small dark black -whiskcrcd and mustachcd
man, accompanied by a tall, wcll-devclopcd,
lisht-complccted man. The smaller man gave
the baggage master a duplicate Of the check on
the trunk, and the trunk was taken to a coupe,
and the men drove TO the Putnam house. The
smaller man got out, registered as Charles
Brewster, Of Providence, r. l., and maid for a
room for the night. Then he directed the
porter to take the trunk to the room assigned
to him. Brewster" came down stairs within
quarter of an hour loungcd about the rcstau-
rant and sitting.room for about half nm bour,
aud tho, won, out sbortly or,owor, oo,,,,o
-, :. 49, - 49, 80, wv, y, ,C"pe
s'"Pl"u " '"e uoor VI 'he ho'ei, anu the uriNer
gave the clerk request from brewster, pen
| cilcd on a card, for the trunk. The porter
aided the driver in putting the trunk on tho
com. and m. forrer droys ,u,.,,
NJ
Inc 'luhN was 'ahe" u tne i"eh'y-'hir''
street Office OF the Adams Express Company,
and the cxpressage on it to Baltimore was
maid. Detective Dunn's next discovery was
made IN No,d,v that tho trrp, r,os T., ,L,
'-''> Us , "'' u '"'
express e"iil""is ONCE NOT having Deeh
called for. Accordingly, he went to Baltimore
on Monday night, but on opening the trunk
Yesterday he found IL empty. The inferenc,
l. Tho, "p-ovs,cr,, r;a.d tho tub q, a.,
=, n- 10 80 u"n :" ''''
rutnani house, aho sent " 10 baltimore u
decOy lnQulsitiNe detectives from his hidiul
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

Fax st Al ". BIru>til,,: commission ordered
- sgTe''r s'Iar!Ir. -chJ,|rran ~ He,tmuI'er.
E.sAi 1-IN4. 1T rerta!n rNhib its A.gwel Nuung "
Natl1E. uu1ot D. Ds Eils'u hrf,rC Examiner T. t'nye
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tIiiEif'r Sr'Il ssh-IS Vincent ~ NlnCyu. pfnni
A. lee siAtu htu'rr n Gbyle Mushrr ". A0shcr.
Is niaE:irarun ~ CERTAIN saL,s etc Wise "
= Ela tsC .salr q h'hhIf COM lainants KEYS "
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& -Hrssal 1T buL Butler w IbIr!er appsarance Ut
rhssnt fa,H.r,E.rt or'Isre.I Hall " Bond di,
ihnrr 1t vys,1u.. orisr Urb.re,L tiatChcl Va Fisk
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
4 roo H.iSTr SrICIDE.
An Unfortunate Result Of Yesterdays Fro
inn


BY Telegraph to the National Republican,
NEW YORK. May IG.-Nr. James Howard,
aged twcntv-seycn. Of Hancock. Delaware
county. in this State. came to this city las,
Friday and engaged a room at the Vanderbilt
Housr, No. ID Warren street. His brother and
Mr. Lord day or two aftcrward visited the
city. putting up at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Last evening all three went out to sce the pro-
ccsSion, and in the crowd James Howard
watch was snatche,l FROM the chain. Notice
was given at police headquarters, and the
party, who had previously been drinking
more or les. proceeded to drown SORROW in
still further flowing b,'wls, and separated last
night. with an engagement TO meet at James
Towards rooms at the Vanderbilt.
Early this morning the cosmopolitan pair
knocked at the door Of the room at the Wander
bilt where james slept. but received no
answer. Calling the clerk he looked drought
the fanlight and saw the guest lying gu the
bed. Bursting open the door they found "A
CORPSE. Howard had shot himself through the
| right temple and was ouid in death. There
were found in his possession the fragment Of a
chain, diamond pin and hook on a Port
Jervis bank containing Sl6O. His friends sup
| Pise that chagrin at losing his watch and
depression Of spirits at hcing unable to pro-
cure employment at his business as merCan-
tile drummer he committed the fatal act
Singularly enough aS Captain Catfrcy, who
had been requested TO do 80 by Coroner
Croker was OveThauling the dead mans
satchel, dispatch came from police headIuar-
| ters tina; the thief had been captured and the
watch recovered. hasty suicide indeed. IL
the loss of the watch were the rial reason.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

ton. Mr. Allen would not give such receipt,
not because she was dissatisfied with the amount Of
money offered her but because her brother Cornc.
Illus was not given as mnCh as the remaining mem
bcrs Of the family. The friends thought that Cor
nclius was Aery foolish in not accepting the prof
fcre'i annuity, II was likely that he would now
fare much worse
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
Hire In st. Paul, Minnesota.

BY Telegraph 10 the National Republlcan.I
CHICAGO, May l8.-A st. Paul special says
schulcnberV Berckcter d Co.'S saw.mlll, at still.
water, was burned this morning. Loss, $4,000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
LOC.iL WTSCELL-iNr.

For Snlc-Hlgh- standing Counting room Desk
with case for large books and papcrs black walnut
superior make. Good for Department use. Apply
at this Office.
DR.. Hartley cures catarrh-TG2 Tenth street north.
west
Interest paid on deposits by J. II. Squicr a Co.
bankers, lil6 Pennsylvania avenue
At Lee, els Seventh street, opposite the Patent
Office. Is selling coal at Sl55 and M.
IcftOf clothing, watches. pistols, &c, bought al
llcrzOg's, plj u street Orders attended 10.
All kinds Of trunks made to order repaired and
covered at MurRy's, So Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

The petit Tt-prs OF the Criminal Court have
9y-n Discharged Until thu sd Instant
ChaIrb:s KIM: has 6kd a bill in eguitv
IsI rhr ptsrrut Commissioners u rus'rain the
ggilErt.uI vi 4 ELI LEU certificate 0n lot l. in
=, glU NJ
Levi FInn"v. charged with larceny was
YESTERDAY Icgritni Ia tins Criminal Cont An
sIfrr lIiiEtmEut Is7lust hun Of receiving stolen
property uiiir Prvt--P,is,L
In the cases Of Frank Whitney, larrrnv:
GaIiriu- H.lHslry aud T J. E,mnlcl assault and
Nm l.~lclss Assault they failed un answer when
called Ard thur rgcOg zsI9cr declared u be
ia ff..N
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
kMINENENN.

4 NATECR THEATRICAL
Ia NATIONAL THEATRE t
MONDAY EVENING. MAY Il. ssas
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
MISS JosErHiNE CuEsrxEY.
In recorniiian Of her r.Bsrlis participates IN As,
,sr ih,aiilnAs ht1ea"tode ENen m tar CIV m an q
On Shis ooos<iOa vii h. Jr,.-a,es FARCE
An USwARRANTAELE INTRUSION.
Sparkling oOnsy iTsS.isis d fSSa The Frtaes -,
taled
SCRAP OF PAPER
Under the sasTiCss Of the following lss and rsail.
meTE
NJ W w ocscsTsa. Mr. ? n<,s Tsysce;
jaise faTins' Srs, i JAM n Hs-sssss -
s nl i is Ms.i RADn. NJ NJ sii sf iiS
$ 3 SS !, T:.ss'-ua, ". Sr,.1; ~,
~. Irx1s y. laws. Mr. .G. fssr-r,
NJ. : T. Williams. Nm. n " Nss.lssOa. D.
MI. lA1ats IIowBdes
TICKETS oHE DOLLAR
Club. ard Mr. i n Ncssuirt. TEs j siTs-i-
Door cJsn Al clock I'eTiOrnEa,cs To ouasrnsscS
ssrERsoxs HAVING TICKETS CAN IN
CHA NGE them 90 rr-oTVeJ Elissui s.li,ssSzlii
ei Z. yI'.Siiiis ihsn a ite toH oc 2, IS, iAs
h0urS of ard Q olo-l
myIswFns TNsiiua'
Il HARRY SHANNON.
The woRLnRENOwNED CHILD ORATOR
Has scea eHs4Eci 10 soak Al
CURTIS sCrcoL RrTLpIxG. CT1nEGT-ruv-S
myIsa -
4 GRAND NAY FEAST AND
rLnRNL FESTIVAL
TTl ,,cn RyT iYb ; EnRHi, onL
r>::! aNh pr,=s, ,' Hal
AND wiNDINU OF me MAY TOI-E
miiicS vii sJ~iS ~ Isi,,' 10 iissr r1y~s. 10 Al
who NAV iaNot lh,ns with IbciT TIy-rrsry.
myiS-a IUiiN = WRIGHT. Ssrs.
lDoT.PoUERI-NUsIC GRACE VII. re-
Cox:Hp, iTrIShklL CUrRrU
FRIDAY. May L. n p N. Nrr1ih sErTgtses. With
Ctsne, by twenty wang miss-s Ar1iSaS rrOs.--as>
ZaIdes joascs. Gsaiir ALLOW. TS1,Esa CSsssIl M
sSta,ief. III. y. Prank WEHs. Nj. IA n n.sL n
rrinciTAi nlr-sic and ba>5"Ty IssIs+si osw0asaris
1tlnI.ersncs Uniaa- So TsOsrAnInr frsaIy.
Qua No) on ENHIBTTInN INV Nc.
'S ANb sAi-E
81" ' MARKEITEE.s. '"
Free An GALLERY and s1ore- No g. ssresS Borth-
Cl1oice OIL PAINTINGS. knrrs~in-s. Cs1raz,os. a.
,y\s AS sssI 49, So 81 ,sI5t;7i,s,.' W.
fiss.sr rsTnsll.isT IisnBe and-nuul,,sr - s-Sf
RIlIIARnS.-SEATnNH HALL
- oorner Ninih and y . ssI,s;s noI'hvres'
rnhlatf -, stRND,S Z "a frSErss.a-.
gNEI-RsEnNs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17


IfyOu want your rOUms papCrcd in the heSt
manncr and at the very lowest price 60 IN TTn-
MANS All ninth street, next door 10 Lincoln Hall.
Just.Opened the finest and largest stock Of new
spring patterns to he found in the city and Al
prices that defy competition. Window shades all
cOlors, put up very cheap.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

SETEHMH CbCKr o. THE DISTRICT, before
'hi,sf TE-lCU Ca-tucr 49,! Justices Wyus and Ar
mr. -Nls. "a Crbi >uhss ". Syabnarh and
rtNsS ~ HIbharl >JcrSnn: ~ Williams ".
B.lTss- -. tTsf~snrtf Nhstsrr ~. Fainter ~
prTinis 10 tretiuUG : saw ing and Trust Company
~, kennedy, CNg.r,hIr -. DtckSOu " BaltimOTr
IntI Fub uI.iI. E.iiiTad Company. - Dawson "
srnrhCr. - klbir-uu " Baltimore and Potomac
Enlr'lh'i Company. ~ Hoop W NigeL
NuUrr CoCTr. brfpTe Judge Humphrey
JPp-,rls Nn- ~ NJ ALA ~. LED; a. Hruning y.
III IN. r. HsSn.r y Evans -. Fry: ~, Scrtt W
alsruss3u- - BuUwu Margin. - LbhusOn ".
~insr ~ hiIn~ - Rihrr ~ NlsNan'ir rs. Ne
rTipulEEI EEl- 81 Company: a. McNeir ".
WTukh.I3u. . k4rr -. StCvenss :. Boyd ~ smith
q ~Etlhgu. - <.utt ~ suit -. >tzrkwCafher v
C5ruorLn. ~ Long GlImurp Meredith X Co. G.
C8hlI - Ir.lniorc N,sr-lirh L Co. e. crafty "
leilnug- ~ St7Iiuing agent "a Walker
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

Ii now absolutely Necessary. Throw not aside your
soiled gloves, but renovate them with Jouvens In.
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly. Sold al drug and
fancy stores. Is cents per battle. ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
EVERY PERSONS HAIR

needs occasionally some oleagcnous application Il
fomade optimc Is specially suitable: Il KEEPS he
hair sofl and glossy and imIaTtS IL siTcngth and
vitality. IS and 20 cents ler bottle. Sud by al
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

F. l.. IvFs IN charge Of Tailoring Department al
KATzE%sTEIN's, second floor, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17


LINE
The advantage Of this compound over the plain
oil Is that the nnuscatng taste Of the oil Is entirely
removed. and the whole rendered entirely pal
atablc The offensive taste Of the oil has long acted
prominent objection To- it, use but in this fptn
the trouble Is entirely OlviatCd. hOst at ccrtiG
Gates might be given here IN testify to the excl
lcncC and success Of "HTipOfs Itd LrtT Oh dad
Lime" hut the fact that II is regularly rrcsdTibCv
blythe medical faculty is sufficient Sold by 4. D.
WILBOR, Chemist, Boston, aud by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

,lGRgAT variety of bird cages u, HANILrox's, Y NJ.
c. A. building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

RELIGIOUS M0uTCES.
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In IettEr-sroonI lfudni 10 MN. n
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THE INr-+IuLT gNn lONuEE mTHUrInI.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia, lung
fever. &c. Every family should have bottle 81
Boschccs German Syrup. DOnt allow for one ulo-
mcnt that cough 10 take hold 81 your child youI
family or yourself Consumption. asthma lncu.
mOnia. Group, hcmoHhages and other fatal diseases
may set In. Although II Is true German syrup 1,
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases vet Il
is much better TO have II at hand when three dose.
will cure you. One bottle will last your wbolc
family winter aud keep you safe from danger
II you are cOnsumptivC do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. Sample bottles 10 cents. RCFu
lar size, Is cents. sold by your druggist Charlie
StOtt a Co., wholesale agents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

SAFETY IANI~ coal oil chandeliers and bracket,
at HANILTUS's, y. NJ. {. A. building.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-27
SOLD OUT

I have this day sold to A. S. Embrey
and W s.. Embrey my entire stock of
Druga, Medicines. &c. They will contin-
the business at the SAINT old stand, and
| bespeak for them the patronage which
has been SO literally bestowed upon me
for several years past. The new firm will
have n polite. agreeable and efficient gem
tlcman, in. the person of Mr.. Henry G.
Johnston. to wait upon their customers.
N. BAH persons who are indebted to
me. by note or account, will please come
forward and settle the saInc as | leave
here on the LIST day Of January, 1873.
JNO. NJ. HUTCilINS.
Winchester, Tenn, Dec. Goth, 1877.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-27
Personal.

Miss Matte Lsughinghouse. a beauti-
fl young lady from Huntsville, is visiting
friends in our town.
Prof. Charles Clark passed through
tow II last week, en- route for Rome, Ga.
Bob. Gray, of Fayetteville. and Lewis
Colyar. OF Chattanooga, both paid our
town a visit recently.
Mr.. A. r. Matthews, and his popular
lady. nee Miss McGrew. lett Sunday even
ing for Nashville, carrying with them tue
best wishes of a host Of friends.
Miss Anna Porter, who has been visit
ing In Rutherford county for some weeks
returned home a few days since. accOmpa-
MED by her cousin. Miss Bell, who expects
to spend a week or SO IN our town.
Our clever friend, Mr.. Tom. Shapard,
has been mingliug with his friends IN
Winchester several days.
Our esteemed friend. Mr.. James \,
Logan, left last Tuesday to join his moth
er and sister at L.ewisburg, whittier they
had gone several days since. and 1T which
place they expect to locate permanently
They all have the best wishes OF their nu-
merous friends in Winchester tor prosper,
ity and happiness in their new home. AND
we assure the good people OF lie Slsbur!
that they will never regret havi & gained
their citizenship. We were more than
sorry to part with Jim" for he holes q
high place In our esteem. Oar cOnircrcs
OF the Lewishurg Gazette. will find IL
..Jim" a worthy ami valuable acquaint'
ance.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Hutchins Will leave Win
chester next Tuesday Tor Florida. where
his wife is now sojourning Tor her health
We regret that he gOes away from Us u
return no more as a citizen. We feel j
our duty to say for Mr.. Hutchins Chat ~
leaves a town In which he held the hIsh'
est place ass c%itizeh. at Y citizen. as :
business man. as Major thS tho Masonic
Lodge. rs a clever IaousauIIll RESPECTS, u.
mas no superior. bet orde,N'grrt to icss NY, y,
snd congratulsr NSeOple wherever h'
may coDciudYion de.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-27
Il DISTRICT.

Joseph Bradford's heirs-George Hunt,
AGENT. One lot in Winchester on pubic
square. assessed $1,000 Tax. Sll cost SO.
Wiley Coble. cOlorcd, two acres OF land,
bounded hy Emhrcy. Smith, Oakley and
Carter. Tax. 81 50; cost, So.
LII Duncan, culorcd, one lot in Win
chester. on Cooyer street, valued at $50.
Tax. s. 50: cost. So.
Hugh Francis. IA acres Oiland. bound
ed by Gregory, Williams, and Mrs Estill.
valued ut $50. Tax, 81 Is; cost, 50.
John Gillespie, cOlored, one lot bounded
by Knight. l%loughton and Estlll, valued
at so. Tax, soc; cost. 50.
Natl, Hannah, cDlored, two lots, bound
I'd by Singleton and llongiton, valued AT
800. Tax. 81 20; cost, So.
Mrs. Mary 4 Ilutcllins, deed. II tract
of land cont lining so acres. bounded by
Fitzpatrick, Brazelton and L Ire, and val
uc,l ut $500. Tax, ST. 60 cost, So. Also.
one lot in Winchester. on High street, val
ued at $1,000. Tax. ST.; cost. So.
Salli' Horton, coloied. one lot bounded
BY John McGeIce. col, Sanders and Du-
field. valued at 500. Tax, 81 10; cost. So
Ben Harris and wife, colored, one 10
bounded by Dix. Miller. cOlored. and Stat
ter. valued at $500. Tax. 50 30; cost, So
Jiles Jeancs. rolored. one lot i'm Dcch
erd. valued at $50. Tax. Doc; cost. So.
August Janson. jr. one lot in Winches
ter. corner OF square and Jefferson street
valued ut $1,000 Tax. Sll cost 50.
George Giles, colOred, one lot in Win
chester. OIL Jefferson street, valued at So
Tax. .6c; cost, 50.
VIM Martin, col. one lot in Dcchcrd
valued at S25 Tax. Doe; cost. 50
Mrs e. + Manard, one tract OF land con
tanning % acres, bounded by Wagner
creek and j " Buchanan, valued 1T SiCC
FAX, 81 TO; cost, 80.
Carroll Ncvil-. coiurcd. one lot at .Jech
erd. valued at $3.50. Tax. 81 10; cost, ::
II " Newman. 30 acres of land. bound
ed by Gregory. Williams. Estill and Esti,
valued 1T $50. Tax. S275; cost. 50.
CLARK Robinson. colored, one lot boun
ded 10y Regard. Robinson and Mrs Sim
mons. valued At s5U. Tax, 5jc; cost So.
A Robertson. cOlOftd. six acres of Ian
bounded by Taylor. Stewart. Russey, Dan
rell and TAYLOR, valued at 100 dollars. Ia
81 10; cost SO.
Charles Rollin, colored. one lot at Drcl
erd, adjoining Williams. valued at s2U
Tax 4 20; cost 3 dollars.
Ellen Smith. c%olore,l. nnc lot bounded b
Henrietta Faris. Venablc aud h till. va
ued at 80 dollars. Tax 5jc; cost 3 dollar
Il g Sumite, four acres land at Decliert
bounded by Austel.. Riysdalc, Church nm
Legg valued ut CO.. dollars. Tax U 0O
costa dollars. go.
Stewards heirs. one lot in Winchester
y on Buchanan street. valued at $50 iuli.ir'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-27
Nonresident Notice.
James VI Darwin and wife VI. Il I Oakl2
aud othprs

James VI Darwin and wife Vs.. Il I Oakley
and others.
Upon motion and it appearing to tie
satisfaction of the Clerk aud Master from
complainant's bill in above cause, whlch
is sworn to. that the defendants. tho
heirs at law of Allen Oakley. decd, whose
namcs are unknown. are uOn-r residents OF
the State OF Tennessee. 30 that Il Z or
binary proce ; OF law annot he served
upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks IN the
Home journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring the sand nonresident de-
PENDANTS 20 appear on or before the fourth
Monday in january next, before the Chan-
gerry Court at Winchester. Franklin Coun-
IT,. Tenn. and plead, answer or dcmur to
complainant's bill, or the same shall he
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
parte rs to them.
Witness my hand. ut Office in Winches-
ter, Tenn, this November 10Th, lS17.
/. Ii. FINCH, T.. u VI.
dcc6-lw ~
rolyar & Curtis, Solicitors tor COM
claimants.
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