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, 1877-09-05

ToLEpo, O., Sept. IA new k1td Of crook.
edness llas been Developed In this city, The
gauge VI hlrtcls III the West Chicago Alcohol
Works sl!pre.! here lEsylt's been Tut BY Glugcr
Gaze, uni that establishment making issue III
tbs gauge, barrel WAS ttnptlr,l alfl taken to
PIECES, when Il was discovered that thu Wind
an'l,n.t tho bNng hai been rIn,H1el OH, una
hat lhe opposite stlyrA EallGet Ol.t 10 that tue
quantity vi srlrits was aprascntiy Increased BY
vt least onc EA'ton The re,allt 6f ttle affair II
tt.ut the !a!colu,l Works pay to It. urallu u to.
$tku " deduction On their purchases Oh ACCOUNT
vi this fraud.
, 1877-09-05

8b3t111 D35p1l1ta ~ T&z 7F7bNaf.
NEW foRI. Sept. 1.-THE British and Amert-
can rIao teams sprut lhs DAY in practice. Tho
tosa! msas by tho American team VIA 1,6il
points, one ahead Of their b<st score
III pFacstsc, and twenty poiuts ahead of
anything eycr recorded a. team,
while 1y including the score Of Mr.
La1nb, Of the rcscrye, aud excluding Mai. Jew.
ellis score ut the bottom, N aggregate Of l,Gs4
poIht: u ieachcd.-a tutal ueyer bctora' at
tanned BY auy team us squad of
y.gnt nlen.. Tue score. sxre: r.
l.4tno, ", 3ll; 6. E, Blydeuburgh, gil;
son. III; Frank nyde, au5: |. L. Alien, :a}l; L.
{. Bruce. ly,: A4I. Jewell. l9s. Ths British
total was .5sl poiatA. 4uada ~ follows; J. L.
, 1877-09-05

Skw foRE, Sept. "a cuse Of undou1tea
yellow fever was reported ta Santary.Superu-
tsndent Day yesterday. Thu victim os the dis
ease vas Rooers Lstch. Seatclman, u years
u. aee, who arrived III thus sat1 Aug. y, bY q
takeu with all tHt symptoms Ut Srll1w leytr,
rapidly grew wurse, Wis rclAuyetl tu New York
Hospitsl. and died SATURDAY u'sht. The 4octurs
staic that ~. tne lelst lear need Gc itlt tlat
there would bu any sprea4 of yellow teser in
the slty isom &hlk euss.
, 1877-09-05

Nsw YoRE, Sept. 4.-Stcp!!cn galloway, ar-
rested at Warrrly, y. j.. for alleged in,pttca.
tsoD tn tho fosgery on tho rhirtl National Bank,
was to+tay tudistsI by tie Granl Jury. 1t Is
understood that lie Is Il! possession Of Important
Information. aud Will prove valuable witness
fur ttse prosecution 0n the trial vi Gess,,er.
Stephen galloway, vi W4yerly, n. j., has
been rstnantc.l lnr examination III connection
with thu lessner fursery uus.less.
, 1877-09-05
FAIR.


8ptciai h'nafeA 10 7as 7!tasnk.
MlHHg4roLI5, Mimi, Sept. 1.-The State
Fair promises to ho tho most sucrcs.tul OF any
erer hcld In tbs slatr. TIE e!tY IL crowded,
and every incoming train alas hundreds. In
the twenty-m,le Fnee to-day for plirso OF &Al0,
h.tHrun Maud Oswald unl e. l.. UeWolf, Mtss
Oswald won BY II eceun4s. Viu,c, 81 tuilu:es.
, 1877-09-05
The MITCHELL MIDDLE.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 4.-lawycss aud friends
OF thu parties have BEEN Engaged to-day III
making Il eosaHonaise u tho Mitchell Ease. 1t
ts understood the asc will ee withdrawn from
ths cuurt4. ~ CONCLUSION lAa been arrived ar.
t<kly Vt thu cnlld.
, 1877-09-05
1}Et:.tAti'1:1l.

1}Et:AMr1:D.
CoIuHnus, O.. Sept. Nv. r. bancroft, win
has been manager Of the Attnmtle s. Jnrigc
Telegraph of,lrc Al this potnt fur sumo mouths,
lett lMt Tuesday morning. statin. Tint tc lu.l
hti-nrts In l4aWEcn,c t:otlhty. lIr left hin lam.
lty a,1' several tscslitnra here, wt,a have mt
spcc heard Iron, hin. 4 ,Irw manager 1,as
l,ecn apputntcsl al scr n:ts financial irrrrilast-
, 1877-09-05

CatAFth.-FuF ten ur twelve years WAS y
sufferer With catarrb. until ths ls+ase had reached
that sia - iu which NY lffe lespsIrcl Of s,'h
Ate ycass axD. 3! placed mysels Under tho peculiar
issaltnxnt employed BY Df. ttes.0u Pratt. Vt No.
~ slate stssct, u ihls city, and waa rured: mot
simply bsheate1. but cnsed, nut symptom Ut E,y
feFMeT complaint ap&sAnp; ftuul then Ill nov.
4. Z. HAtks, l40 Dearborn .trect.
, 1877-09-05

setH.+' - ''+.......-.s ''-.91l-,b GOA
The hitecn States frnn each Of wlltrt O,cr
Sl.Ml,Ut1 were received. contributed III the ag-
f1,UU,UO us thu aggregate amount q! tax paid
by the rest U! the States AMI TcrrituIies, I'LL
nuts alone pall nearly onetiith OF the agere.
gnte amuunt COLLECTED. an. The thfca Htatca OF
half Vi tl,s uatirc aIuouut rnllcc;ea .iur, ti1o
year, The six Se,t England Slatcs paid less
than Ss,0D,0jU, whiel, Is considerably brlow tho
amounts re e'ycd from alngls districts In sons
VI the Western Slates.
, 1877-09-05

Aft-r all, VALENTINE I!AEEn Is only Scr.
gcant .! r"lirc, though hs carries atouul tic
lofty title Of lasia.
, 1877-09-05

The remarkable s,cetaclc 0f frc-rngne going
10 a fire and Icing in1rilt IT'D WAS presented Ut
tlc New Yurk cu,I:ta ,ratfon. It WAS uruhah1y
irving 10 prutcct stream Of water against the
, 1877-09-05
CAXX0T be EXCELLED,

r, n ,.. CuAa1xarowx. NaM
Dear ~: This IL to certify thst have uyed rour
,,nR = nj family for several year, and
mails a0rcfiona cannot be careied; ana ~ blood
tusnel aho str3nt medicine Il Is tht bcEt Thing h1Yo
ever laet and hare nAeu 1tftluet eFcfytA1ng rsn
MedlGlas. fuGFs respectfully,
Mrs. 4. Il. DINsM0HE
~ RusSel II,
, 1877-09-05

Frn1n all PARTS uf tho country will shortly ar.
r;ye complete intelligence ot several hundred
sm1dtu deaths frnm tic exhibition Of src.cs-
ea,ys warranted pcrftrt an,l reliable.
, 1877-09-05

1t would be graceful nrt II The New York
au,ltjjtcs s!.ytlIl distribute Tho hyirants
amuur tic kuilrrcrs ftr couk.stos.s.
, 1877-09-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

SEw foRE, Sept. 4.-AFrlyel, steamships
botl4uls. from Liverpool; Arctoris, fro'u 1l.ls-
gov; State Of Scyada. frutn Glasgow.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Arrtycl, Ethiopia aud
State OF Indiana, from Nsw furk.
~ AATwxHr, sst,:. ,!.r-.Arsiycd, steamship
, 1877-09-05

.,fhlncr, .ooi: William Fcrguson. 2>5; I.tcut.
!;"rrEc Fcntont 2u: H. Evans, .0i: Wi liam
N!el's lti; Sir Henry IfaIfort, l0j; Lieut.. .-Cot.
fenlun, Isl; 4. +. Humphrey, fsj.
, 1877-09-05

kEokrx, la.. Sept. l.-Htils the Sheriff Of
Warren County, H.. was en- route tu Fart slall-
sou will Henry Williams. Johu Il. Basks, und
John VI. Bzeuuan, c.uy.str4 Of tue Marion
, 1877-09-05

There T. ns vet III information that SPENCER
"a. nut In l'tc thr,lu. Scw ynrl; factury, n,nt
the creditors of The bank naY sill Indulge III
hopc.
, 1877-09-05

6oFe7M Nffd7c& 70 TAs 1f76aNf
CANTON, Lee Gu, ILL.,, Sept. 4.-La.t night a
valuable teaui Of lorscs AMI tpan OF mules
We're sto1cn tsotn ths burn VI Eyans Atls1au, u
WEALTHY e1ttzen Of th.4 county. The thiryes ,rt
Hire " tho dAru, wh!rb, with lts rc,alu1tl. Suu-
tents, xas totally destroyed. l.o.s e.tuuatel Ut
ii uhl Ms. Adrlan uiiers $500 rywIrl lor tbv
Recovery Vi tne pruptFty anA arrest aud couylr-
tlon OF the tnlel. os Sa]j lor the property.
, 1877-09-05

Kpoeks. Brulset, Ia.aeuess,
eplnal meningitis, susc thro1t, w!lscxin, Giles
llnltuent Ioli4e ef Aniulunta II tho felprpy, !,
u. Lou .ltan TO-, hus.s iea'yss, Twraty .louft4
s:ftst and Third avenue, Suw iusk. Fus sale BY
, 1877-09-05

EwA:Tos, VI. Sept. .f.--etcamrr Montreal.
owned BY tho Northern Transportation c4,,I,p..-
ny u Whitehall. thtrnei at sfa1uarL, l!a-',r
Inst night. l.oss, 325,1I,. Iusuran r. St.,uyh
, 1877-09-05

Acudxlls SPAWN Eure, sold BY r. 1Iaydeu
i To-, IS Lake street. Ch.ca.u, IL I susu cAtu for
sp2stna. sLc.. aud rsus3.& tae lunch without
kll4seEiHg. 6eu1 s4zuJu fus CIRCULAR.
, 1877-09-05
THE WEATHER,

WAsnlSG7os, u. C., Sept. 81 .. m.-For
the Upper Mississippi aad Luwer Missouri
Valleys atni Lake Region u. Northern stations,
cooler north aud east winds, purity cloudy
weather, aud stationary or rising barometer,
blt ut the Southern stntions waslner southw rst
wInds. falling barometer, and cloudy Or partly
cloudy weather.
LOCAL o1aEaTAy1ps3.
, 1877-09-05

PI1r-"rho. Pa,, SEPT. f.-sasnlcl Reynolds, a
prominent manufacturer a.r. wcl.knpwn ctt-
zcn Of Allegheny CITY. lied ;a7t night Of lniur.
'cs rcec'set! W.:ncs'ay. las: 'r falf nx througl,
n misplaced grating o., ic,,t. a1enuc.
, 1877-09-05

New York now proposes to put 6re-cseapcs
an TIC hytirants.
, 1877-09-05

=. Would you hare sweet. pure hseath 8nd solid
ttrt4 aud :unas: Isa BERNARD t;oI.lcn pentitaxc.
aud y'n will have all this. Fur sale by lruxxlsta
pYerywhetc,
, 1877-09-05

NASHVILLE, Tcnu.. Sept. 4.--lhe American
Science Association met ut 1U u. ill.,, President
Scwcu,nb III ttlo chair.
Tho following resolutions were adoptcsi: To
appoint committee On Introduction uf studies
on seIenec III tlle se!,oula Of the country, anu
rrport from TING to tiino the facts relating tu
t!lr subject nntl method Vi facilitating the ob-
{ert sought; ntso d committee un iiiu relation
of kecncc t0 industrial! nyts. 10 sc!'ors annlaly:
alsu committee to tIeti!un Congrefs tnr such
organization oI tllu meteorological scrvI.u 10
will utilize the material collected hy making "
the snbicrt vi special rescarrh anl discussion
by s<ientitlc experts.
Prof. Hunt. from tho Committee on lnter-
national Congress III Gcologtst., presented n rr-
ruEt Showing t!1at circular i!an hert, isaurd
BY thc Committee proposing arrangements for
The inlcrnattnuaI titu3t,.t"Ai ExtIs,lfu. at t!e
l'atls Exposition nf ISIS. which ha brcn sent
out u tilc sceitIir suslct!e. u tlIr world Co.
operation haA hcen promised trt,ln the eocicties
Q! Fra1're. Spain. Italy, England. Norway. Swe-
aellr Russ U. Astra, [lun ,ary liraxli, CiEi. aud
Mexico. Tile uncI Stn.es Government ha.l
lint yet nceepscs! the Invitations Ut France, but
II wis hopel That lncaAurr6 10 that etnl would
ho taken ~ the approaching extra scssion Ut
Congress.
lii sseliou y tho following papers wcre read:
nH rhe DfiEln Ut etn,.t.ral taFat:u.I," by
!! y',,I + ia}as D. Gse; H. "A'snt ,t f. as.ts: fl
tlM oE tne Gravcs nf thu Mouni.l3n!ids,s N
Missouri" y; 'rat. II. y. K1st; "lntro iurtiun
% study ot the lnuaM Lat,guare," hy J. W
urssee OIt lsestuns," BY J. Il. kttbtcw; "Sotes
on tic ttculusy ol tbs ltossy Alountai,ls,n hy
rEuf. T. story Hunt; ,''SpctIn,vn Ut tyrotG-
IaHta Ncnirl:.sa, f.t,fH the Lo"ef silurlan." BY
M,, isrs vi t!,o EnIteu STATE. a...i Gro.Faptiral
l,tstrtnlio',.' by 4: q. Wethcroy; !" Ise oi
lo.t.lioutr Maps IN Advancement VI Science"
by u. ). iir.iri. /.
'Iu Section 4, a paper was read BY E. o.
F:tt''t IN "Ths Monetary Qne'tt"I,.' III
"SsaihlarI TiHle," by Il. u. 'rhusrtoa; on 'sThe
N.trk vi tllc ntrl St1lr. lhsanl Appointed to
Test !rou, steel, and Dthcr Metals"
At the night >tssit'ii. Iesolutishs of thanks tu
tho lutal COMMITTEE, au.t NautuLl expressions
i.,x Il, ttv south Il, sixteen wears, alter wb,sh
thu AssuelatIoh AtiJourncI tne dir. Quite i
number Of members leave tu-.notruw for Ctlat-
tanuoga. SoMle q! tllesr will Participate III II,
excursion to Texas tuaef Tho dl!eet!uu OF Fsot.
tVpc,
, 1877-09-05
INTERNAL REVENUE.

Statistics for tho Fiscal Year Entlsd JUNE
40. tKs7.
bit11t.a tn Tart znaInt's 1oarnat
WAsntsGrna, u. e.. Sctt. i.--Thc following
statement will sh',w t1,e unlount Of ga;lun.tax
pafil I'll spirits distilled frum materials other
t'lan ao:ies, reavfles Or grapcs In the States
named 'luruE the t+val ycar ends Junr 80. ts77:
, 1877-09-05


T!Mt % san1c-fWo hours: .-
!'tfst base 1y crsors-tir0uklyn. i; Chicago, l.
Runs sssEncd-s!rauklyu, !; Chicago. 0.
THE L0ulsytLLEs At rirrsnrH1.
Hprtkn DtspHth to JAt Tribune.
TlTTsBrnn. Pa. Sept. 4.-Thr AItcE!1cnics,
being III bad rendition today, owing to ocon.lart
Plavn. for the last lew weeks, w:rc defeated
hy thu l.t,utsr:lles to~lny ~ score Ut 5 10 U.
The t!c!uin.. of tho v'stt0rs was Euod, a,! tic
ptcliIns Vi Dry!in very effective. IEs l0no
etut wera vvcrnsltctacl everywhere. The fol-
l"wng IL summary:
f.untsyfilr......, ....o o 2 o a O Ia
Allegheny .....:......0 . D . D q q . 90
!!a.e hit.-Atle:hrnY, j; LoutsyIlle, q.
ErFnrs-Luu!tvtl1e. !: Allegheny, d,
lmp'ss- Chapman. Of iua,svjI!s,
Fritiay ata'l Saturday tho l:uel.cstera will be
here. Theru Is great Interest 4e.e IN the tousua-
nent, which eomMcn: - ,,cxt MuudaY,
4YN1CusR.
SYRACUSE; y. y, SEPT; 1.-The game be-
c'nie.i IN tue nth l.lntny. score 1 to !: III tic
staEa' layor. Tho ludi4lanDt,s Club left tho
ground un account Ut dissatisfaction with tho
naCifs.
ROCHESTER.
- ROCHESTER, n. H., Sept. 4.-Base.oaIl;
Noehosscrs, =; Clucinnatis, 5.
, 1877-09-05
AutA! s.t.s.t !. lHb. Ill
\ comparison of tue R!,uyc figures Will these
Of The preceding fiscal yrar suow= tile following
Sl9. ittl.ul::i

The f%}luwtn. statement will show the Inter-
nnl-kcvrnuG r. xci.'ts by statts aHd TcrrIt ric.
iuf tic 'fsc.l year eu!l,-l JUNE TO- 15s1, Th!s
statement 1l y nut ii :lu II tuc rersInts from
tho sale U! adhesive stamps, wit:c:l eaInnt lug
a2i'ortsnncd au,ung I'll" kercfal States and Ter
, 1877-09-05
THE TURF.
TIN EASTERN CIRCUIT,

Rosroy, 8ept. 4,-rnu races Of the Eastern
Circuit oFcnes! at Mystic PARK to-day:
TW".t~enty' 'ssyeu claa4, pure 81, 900.
t.@t"htIc* uo@ ....,...+.,......a ..,. ! !
4t4ktH =
liatelsAh... ....... .....,...........,.. = 1
SAAa N4ESlt. ........ +.,.....:. .....t J
HMf-.:.7; o:.d!s; .:!I!;.
The a:3l class was unfinished. Atxlesty won
Two heats, Ffauees two, ana Laiy Daggclt QUE,
" THE MAID.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 5.-&,dslnith Maid tsottcl
before An asscsnbiags VI over A00Q people to.
day. Ttme, 2:2l, 3:;N, a,,d 3:t0.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22
20. .suMprIoN OF THE BOWELS.
CHAnLssrows, Mass, March q, iss,

CHAnLEsrows, Mass, March d, 1850.
Ssn,n,, 80! o,,,.,,,u, ..,.,,.,, n, mo n,
perience with the great Hood Remedy, VEGETINE
have been keeping q boarding. house here for many
lar, / neticed the wonderful sfect Of yEGETiSE
ola %so sns sssr s%%
frem sea He bad injured his len leg on i,Pard the
that he could not go to his home In Lowell His iog
Srsi Size and Re wa, Obliged to drag along amer him.
having no use OF II whatever The enect o. this had
TO attend him, who then occupied prominent 20
pronounccd vi !, bad csss Of Secros sad IL must be
removed 70 the hospital have his leg opencd and the
isctod; Otherwise the leg must be ampuiaied.
NJ, hnsnE = sdysbe 70 pursue MI Soprse And
Ss case kiser taking regularly fbr SIX wet, III,
much imp.oSed ,SS he adj NOD look ike he same
person AZ The end Q. hys months he wen, home e
and was pronounced sound and well man.
seen teis BLOOD REMEDY used With Unparalleled
co.'s. have taken myself for twenty years. more
Sr ss ss &c s lie and
one lady boarder WAS conpetsly cured from Canker
most everything else without receiving any bencfii.
Another lady was cured from Liver Complaint. which
slcians who had attended her from time to time.
have known Its use by other bosrlers lor Rheu.
lady took Il for Consumption OF the Bowels, and
found relief than In anything else she could pro-
do not want to over estimate Its u,cn,lnssss but
do want those suffering from sicknes, to know what
know what il Is TO be imposed upon when sick, aud
think wronS Tor Tx 9ns 70 cr sa M
0"'' MRs "a &Giv& MONROE, III tSeisos Street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22
WATER SPORTS.
Anaiostan Annual Regatta.

The gentlemen of the Analostan Boat Club
will, this afternoon, amusc themselves and
their host Of friends by pleasant regatta on
the Potomac, beginning at o'clock. The con-
tests will be between picked members of the
club, and will include races between single
SOULS, double SOULS and four-oarcd shells, and
will conclude with fine race between picked
crews in the cight-oercd barge Falcon and the
ten cared barge AnalOstan, which will, with out
doubt, prove highly interesting. All the races
except the barge race will be over tho Ana
loStan course, from the G.strcct wharf one
mile down the river and return. The barge
race will be straight Eiile. Particular care
has been taken to match the crews equally in
order that the contests may he close and ex-
citing. A fine view Of the entire course can
he had from the wharves and the boat -house.
The following are the crews that will row this
evening:
First Race Four-oarcd shclls,) blue colors:
Pastal bow; Maddox, ?; Douglass, 3; Robert
son, stroke. White coiors: Burdett, bow;
Roach, 3; Eckert, 3; Pairo, stroke.
| Second Race-DOuble- working boats; white
colors, Maunder and Marshall; blue colors,
White aud Mckinney.
Third Race-Single SOULS; Eckert, white,
and Burdett, blue.
Fourth Race, (barges. Falcon crew, (eight
oars:) Hall, coxswain; Marshall, stroke; Cor
son, :; Pairo, 0; wyman, .; Simmons, 4; Will
kins, 3; Kimball, 2; Blair, bow, Analostan,
item oars:) Maundcr, coxswain; Robertson,
stroke; Pastal, o; Maddox. 3; Poor. Z; W. A.
Mckinney. c; Parsons, 3; II. e. Mckinney, 1;
Whiting, ,; Roach, 9; Stansbury, stroke.
The annual excursion Of the AnalOstans,
which takes place on Tuesday evening next on
the steamer Jane Moseley to Glymont prom
Uses to be the finest and most select Of the many
entertainments given by this association, and
will he attended by the leading represent
atives Of capital society, who are all staunch
friends and admirers of the club.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22
DREEN'S PLUMBERS.
Something which Looks Like Intimidating a
Witness.

something Whch Looks Like illuminating y
Witness.
Breen has reappeared 1t will be remem.
bered that about month ago Michael Kelly
an attempt to spirit away Pat Mcnamara,
witness in a gambling case. Breen was very
Jealous In the prosecution of Kelly. young
man named Alexander Ross was witness in
favor of Kelly. There was man named
Kelly living at the Chain bridge, who was an
important witness, but who was not produced.
Mike kelly's case was appealed to the upper
court, so that the witnesses will all be needed
4 few nights ago Breen encountered Ross and
'the Chain bridge" Kelly standing talking to-
gothcr, and he warned Kelly not to be bull
d0Zed," and II was construed that Brccn
meant to warn Kelly not to allow Ross to in
timidate or corrupt him.
About an hour afterwards Brcen passed again
through Rum Row, and Ross was sitting with
some friends on some steps. Brecn approached
him, and pulling out some change, said to
Ross, Young man, I'll bet that ] will have
you In Jail in less than thirty days" Then
turning to the others said, He hasn't done
anything, but I'll have him In jail In less than
four weeks" After this he walked away. As
Ross Is witness against Brecns side OF the
Kelly case, the expressions used by the officer
were very imprudent, to say the least. 1t
| looked like an attempt to intimidate the wit
ness. lfan officer can make his threats in
public about sending people to Jail, there Is no
protection for citizens. Ross and his friends
are willing to make oath to the words used by
Breen, printed above. Ross has prepared an
| affidavit setting forth in substance what Breen
said at the last interview, which he sent to the
| Police Board, and il was read last evening, to.
gcthcr with a communication calling the at
| tcntOn of the board to the matter. The sub
jeCt was referred to Major Richards.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22

On wednesday, some young gentlemen con-
nectcd with the Attorney Generals Office, in
yited Chief Justice Drake, Of the Court Of
Claims, TO q row on the Potomac. The cool
breeze from the water was refreshing but the
boat was small, and the Judge felt his limbs
crampcd, and when of the Analostsn boat.
house cssayed 10 relieve them by standing.
Hardly had he assumed an erect position he
fore sudden lurch threw him overheard into
deep water. lie was speedily rescued and
taken to tho boat house, where his clothes
were removed, and he was arrayed in an
Anslostan blue uniform with one Of their
jaanty hats, his own having In the excite.
ment passsd down the stream beyond re-
covery. Arrayed in this novel suit the Judge
returned to his residence looking like an an.
cicnt mariner, and impressed with tho danger
Of NAVIGATION on the Potomac
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22

lowing him, and stopped and asked him what
he was following him for. Forrest, jr., denied
that he was following him, and they had some
words, during which the old man became ex-
cited and touched his son on the leg with his
foot. This eSaspcrated the young mans ire,
aud he dealt his father powerful blow in the
taken to the station by the officer, and released
on collateral to appear in the Police Court this
morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22
BUYIyG IND SELLING.
Real Estate Transfers-Reiease and Trust
Deeds Filed,

pe'S n'"'
Since the last report the following trans
actions In real estate have taken place, and the
papers in connection Herewith been filed with the
Recorder ofDeeds.
s. Blogdan To A. q. Osborn for SO part Of lot 10,
in an allotment of the estate Of Thomas Blosden.
sIaUp) sauarc $50, H. Milburn and wir, 10 IT, 4,
i;riswOld for 81 900 part Of lot - square l0l7
Francis 4 RnWlmg, and wife To RnXnlUua W
sanger, for S. lot 30 OF Morrisons subdivision OF
square 36I. W. ". Mcicalf and Wifi, and l.. W.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22

Between II and l2 o'clock on the 10Th inst.
o colorcd woman named Margaret Lucas re-
siding In Shows alley northwest, had some
High words were INDUCED in, during which
the daughter seized tin water bucket and
struck the mother In the forehead, iniiicting q
Painful wound, and making cash about two
inches in length. Yesterday her condition was
NO much worse that the attending phys ician,
DR.. Mead, had her removed to the Freedman
lu,nital for further Treatment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22
WALTON

YArTTS5Eis,w, .,, 0owD r..or, !, III. mos, s..0,,.
nnl part OF Ioudoun county, Virginia. at terminus OF
two and n half miles rom suckers Gap. and one
mile from Duc Ridge Mountain, will he open lst June
Its beautiful mountain scenery, pleasant walks and
drives and large rooms, together with It's healthy oca
ton, renders II q most reliable summer Resort
Plenty Of fresh milk, butter and cream. Livery nj
place Two daily trains rom Washington, Gentle
morning time Tor business. being only two and half
hours road. StercoScoplc views OF place ut is
Pennsylvania avenue. Terms moderate Address.
BENNETT WRIGHT.
Round HUI Depot, Lfudoun county, Va
Consult T. "a. MARROW,
j-iin On Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22

BaltimOrean named Stephen Simmons
W, arrested on u warrant issued by United
States Commissioner Plant for pcddling cigars
without giving the bond and taking out the
tax certificate required by law. The case was
continued before Justice Plant until Monday,
Mr.. b. u. Clark going on simmons bond in
the sum OF 500. 1t is said that simmons
operations have been quite extensive, and that
the Government has been defrauded of con.
siderable revenue through them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22

Ella Holmes Fanny johnson, Mary Law.
sou and I.um Price, all colorcd, were held for
the grand jury yesterday for stealing a watch
from John Cherry. Tho theft was committed
on Monday night Tho three women met him
at the corner of Twenty fourth street and
New Hampshire avenue, and asked him the
time. When he produced his watch one of
the women snatched II from his hand, and all
ran. Mr.. Cherry alnos; captured one of the
women, but just then Columbus Price stepped
up and knocked him down. Edward Jones
was sent to Jail for six months for receiving
the watch
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22

Mr.. A. X. Browne, as counsel for Jane b.
Laurie. has filed bill for divorce from her
husband, John W. Laurie. They were mar
IN the 18th Of October, 1870, by the Rev.
Cuthbert, her maiden name being Jane
rhardson. They lived together until the
gof ls7i, when he began to neglect her.
then she charges him with having been
= of intoxication, cruelty and infdelity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22

The rain storm last night, though very
heavy, did little other damage than the over.
flowing Of few cellars. Tho foundation Of
tho rear wall of 1alty's restaurant, on T.
street, near Thirteenth, gave way, and came
down with crash, falling inwardly on the
floor of the dinng.room. Martins rcstau-
rant, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
siith street northwest, was flooded with water
nearly two feet in depth. The area of the
Howard house, OH the opposite corner, had
several feet of water in it, while the kitchen
door was covered to the depth of few inches