davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20
Bank SUSPENSION.

New YoRK, March l9.--A Lansing
burg, n. \. dispatch says: A notice on
the door Of the bank OF Lansingburg this
morning, announces the suspension Of
that institution, caused by the deprecia.
tion Of assets. Application has been
made for the appointment OF receiver.
The loss, il any to the depositors, is trif.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20
Reyenue Nnlt tCompromise,l,

BosToS, March 19.-The suit of the
government against Jordan, Marsh & Co.,
TO recover for the alleged under valuation
oi:goods, has BEEN settled by the payment
Of $4,000 and costs, '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20
ITALY.


ROME, March l9.-It is stated that the
Pope has dictated note which Nuncios
will present to the various Governments,
representing the condition to which his
holiness will be reduced, If the cl erical
abuse bill is passed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20
Death OF Emory yyashbInrn,

BosroN, March 49, Ex-Governor
Emory Washburn, died at his residence
in this city on Sunday, after an illness Of
about four weeks. He was born on the
18th Of February, 1900,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20

NEW YORK, March 19.-Cotton goods
quiet and steady. Best makes Of denims
and dyed ducks closely sold up. Crockett
quilts In light supply and firm. Prints u
little more active. Glasgow ginghams re.
dueea by agents to SIlc. Wooden goods
quiet. Foreign goods still sluggish. -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20
Ten Years Ior Embcz,Icmep,,

PHIIADELrIuA, March l9.-samuel
Carey Ball, late cashier Of the Hatboro
National Bank, has been convicted Of
embezzlement, and sentencedto ten years.
imprisonment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Finished thc Cnmnairn.

ANTRIM, N. H., March 1.-two young
men named Campbell and Bailey finished
a political discussion to-day by the
former striking Bailey and Bailey shoot
ing Campbell dead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20

TOLEDO, March 10. y Flour-Steady.
Wheat.steady; extra white Michigan 81
%; amber spot 81 90; No. Q do. 81 81; No
) red 81 50. Corn-Steady; high mixed
44G; No. 2 spot 4S1Sc; rejected 4SIsc. oats
LFirmsri No.2, SiJGc; white 4lIGc; Mich
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20
FArALLY srAppEp,

PHILADELPHIA, March l9.-John, alias
"Cooney" Welsh, aged %, was fatally
stabbed last night, while he and two 9th.
ers were garrOting and robbing Patrick
Davis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20

New York. March l9.-Dennis Duane
aged 20, and his sister Maria, aged Sc
were fatally burned this morning during
fire at 227 Cherry street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20

PITTSBURGH, March 49, Petroleum.
Crude moderately active at 50 77IEa2 so at
Parkers'; refined dull ut l6Nal6hc Phila.
delphia delivery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20
NHAs. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

j. prepared 10 mako careful and complete anayr,
Of Iron Ores, 4mestoncs, Mineral Waters, etc,
lAbOntOry cor. 2ith and chNplnc utrtets
au22 Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20
Marine intelligence.

LONDON, March lO.-Steamers Celtic
and Scandinavian, from New York, ar
rived out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20
Adjourned to Get Moro evidence

ST. JOHNS, N. B. March l9.-In the
Kingan inquest the jury adjourned for
three weeks in order to gel more evidence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-20
FINANCIAL.
oaE K. sorsPoHp, Prest Gro. ApAHs, y. Pre,,
NJ. A. CHANDLER, CaAhIer.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor 10 the
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING

900
This Bank is organized and prepared 70 lrannact
the business Of banking In all liz details.
1t succeeds tho Pirst National Bank Of WheellnY,
ID owned by tho same shareholder and is under thc
sanle management.
BY carefully regarding the interests Of Is Corrus
pGndcnts and DepoaitOrs, and by n prompt and
faithful executlonOt Of their Wibhes II hopes 70 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes md Bills discounted.
United States. '
Deposit Accounts subject 10 check at sight rs.
ceiygd from Banks, Bankers, Firms, Corpmntions
Certiae3ta Of DepOdt iuued payable on demand
lntOFe1t allowed on Special DeposItI. ..
DIRECTORS:
Jacob s. Rhodes, WIN, A. Turner.
George AdAmn, John l. HObbS.
Geo. W. FrRnZhelm, o, c, Dewey,
Henry N. Harper, my21-I1v
National Republican., 1877-12-10

seemed 10 Be dissngageA. whom . somewhat anti.
Quated son Of Hibsrnia, attended By q female
Whose appearance indicated that she might be his
better halL stepped IN frsnt Of his honor with
gracious bow, and the Ing colloquv followed.
Jadoe-wel,, my good man. what Is your bssi.
Rai-Ha piares yer honor, would like to make
wild re.
Jud0e-Go ahead.
Pot-This is Biddy, my wife, and we don't get
along very agreen togethcr-and we have talked
II all over together and we are agreed upon the
pint am TO propose. We are poor; we hav'nt any
money 70 pay lawyers, but we want TO be separ-
ated. Now. II we are agreed In this a. we sar.
tinly are, can't your honor. on our telling you 70
In court, grant US bill ofdlvorce, without the sx
pense Of flawyers. View walt your decision3
Tho judge 10 still thinking Off, and Pat Ii still
In waiting for q divorce
National Republican., 1877-12-10
Police Court.

District esses.-John Brown and joshua
Ferguson, who were arrested for disorderly con.
duct in the Capitol grounds, wcro sent down for
thirty days Jerry Maxwell, profanity, s5 or seven
days. John Cunningham paid Is for cursing in
front Of the ST. Marc Hotel. Morris Collins con-
tributed 50 for being loud and boisterous. Charles
Pearson unlicensed bar released personal bonds.
John Y. Yogt was ordered to kill dangerous dog.
United States eases.-w. N. Slower, threats against
Lewis Barkin ; released on personal bonds. nolle
charged with having In his possession . mattress
belonging 70 Samuel Lloyd. James A. Saunders
and William II. Belts each forfeited $40 for ensag
from N. l. Fisher, was sent down for ifteen days.
William II. Lee assaulted Matilda Barnes and In
Marshall was continued until tomorrow. Mary
Hamilton, alias Miller threats against frankie
Gardner; released on personal bonds.
National Republican., 1877-12-10
AMusEMBNTD.
IlnsoI. H.,l-osKey nam. Lecture.

lincoln uali-Oakey Maine Lecture.
Hon. A. Oakley Hall, sx-mayor Of New York,
win lecture tonight at Lincoln HALL the subject Of
his monolsxus being what VIII the Verdict Ber
The lecture was praised by the pres Of Boston,
where II was recently delivered, As scholarly and
eloquent production. The Boston Post gave the fol-
lowing sketch Of the lecturers appearance on the
stage and manner Of address.
The ex.msyor emerged from the retiring room on
the LETT Of the stage unannounccd and unattended
and, while SLOWLY approaching tho little desk. In
the centre Of the platform, he began his lecture
without any Introduction or ceremony whatever.
He was attired In full evening dress, and
had the appearance Of pleasant gentleman.
apparently. about fty years OF aEc, with
iron-gray hair and heavy mustache He would
scarcely be recognized from the caricatures Of the
ex.mayor that used TO bo met with In the Illus
trated papers, and perhaps twas not TO be ex.
petted that he would. He had no notes or manu-.
script and for aught the audience could say TO the
contrary ho delivered himself Of such Thoughts ns
came to him while speaking. He was perfectly at
home on the platform, and his manner was easy
and occupied his right hand by twirling the
made so familiar 10 tho public, while his left hand
hung by the thumb TO his waistcoat pocket As
often as he changed bis subject he moved few
PAGES to the right or left talking oil the while In
conversational sort Of way that was more agreca-
BILE to those who sat near the platform than 70
Others In the rear Of the hall or In the balconies
Occasionally he rose TO the height Of eloquence,
and as often he did 70 his efforts were greeted by
rounds Of applause.
National Republican., 1877-12-10
GE0RGEI OWN NEWS.
GRAIN ARRIyAIS,

GRAIN ARRIvAIs.
BY rda-Twelvs hundred bushels Of wheat TO E
d. Hartley.
Entred.-steamer Sue. Gheghan, Baltimore with
merchandise to District merchants.
Geared.-steamer Sue Gheghan, Baltimore, with
return freight to Baltimore merchants.
RIVER FRONT.
Arrtved-Agnews wharf-schooner J. M. Flana
gan, Philadelphia, 10 load coal.
GEORGETOWN PARAaRAPHs
Z O. Jones, New York: 4. J. sickens, Providence,
r. l.; N. II. Seomber. Ithaca, N. Y; Y. N. Mason,
Washington. D. c.: John D. Morse, PhiladslpbiA
W. II. Dunn, Washington, b. C.; and William
shstigeh & T Now York, have apartments At the West
Hugh McOann, captain Of the canai.bost Phillic
g.. Killed two hogs Saturday that he raised on his
boat, one Of which weighed 226 pounds.
The tug.boat Dr. Rodsers, which was vashed on
Hartley's wharf, was successfully launched satur-
day morning.
The schooner Jennie Roseleue, Captain Tooker,
laden with coal for Providence and the schooner
John Beckerman. Captain Hathaway, laden with
coal for New Bedford, are still Of their wharyes un.
able to depart for their ports Of destination for fear
OF grounding on the bars IN the cut
Tho yacht Lorlie, which was washed on the
shore OF Analostan Island during the late freshet
still lies where she was washed, partially on her
side, with her bows under water. II u the opinion
OF experienced boatmen that she will go to piece,
IN very few days unless her owners have hei
righted and placed In the stream.
Mr.. Josiah Deener, Of the firm Of Deener 4 Cissel
Is lying quite Ill at his residence, No. l4o Wes
street, OF rheumatism.
During the twenty. four hours ending at si1
o'clock last evening but % three arrests had beer
Saturday night twenty persons were accommodated
with lodgings.
National Republican., 1877-12-10
NEW XDVERTISEMENTs.

Nilburn-Hot soda
Theatre Comique-Yarieties.
Iates open-Masonic Temple.
William Ballantyne goods.
Parlor entertainment and lecture by Prof George
4. Pray.
Mohun Brothers, stationery, l0l5 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Select oysters, Hogan's, No. 423 Twelfth street
southwest
Washington Centennial Lodge No. N-Notice Of
meeting on Tuesday.
French hotel and restaurant No. 506 and eos
fourteenth street northwest
Notice Of the annual meeting Of the stockholders
sfthe Washington and Alexandria Turnpike Com
pany.
National Republican., 1877-12-10
National Theatre.

This week promises to bo almost without
parallel in the annals Of public amusemcnts in this
city The National Theatre, where Miss Louise
Pomcroy begins an engagement this evening, will
furnish the chief attraction. Miss Pomeroy, though
youthful has shown in other cities that she Is q
careful student Of Shakespeare, and has been
awarded tho credit Of exhibiting the results Of
TRAPPING seldom seen except In the oldest and most
experienced actresses. II Ia in shakkpearss
exquisite comedies and dramatic ronances
that Miss Pomeroy has found . realm where
she 10 without rival though her acting a. Jtiff
will open tonight with the bright comedy of As
You Like It." Miss Pomeroy appearing as Rosdifnd.
The full strength Of Mr. Ford's excellent company
will be used In giving her proper support To-
morrow evening Miss Pomeroy will play Juiir.
Wednesday she will appear In Twelfth Night"
and Thursday In "Cymbeline"
National Republican., 1877-12-10

GRAIN ARRIvAIs.
BY raa-Twelys hundred bushels Of wheat to Z
d. Hartley.
National Republican., 1877-12-10
Hotel Arrivals,


G M9on. Philadelphia; Geo Clark, II, John saislif.
Lennon, Kan RoSt Ishdar, y ) 4; 7 |. Hooper. i:
sssR Mss1P aRs
thas isal &s Nj. II Vi Wan. tlPss sRPi%% iaases; on
tS...ra fSss iG asT asssS 9HG
H NJ: SssH Nh: ss: SSfSs. NASH
ssss E.EsA sHa esa a.hs; SHig lss.s
WSI% Ss%.aa MI SSnss Ss5 Tss $s
fPS. F.s .sd mis: SsSi I;. IhR%ss ShS aIsI
i', SsSi% y \ IT, SEsisix; a NJ H HlsSs
TssS % hsiassr ac's%f i'i u
Tnsa ss "sss' Cook city, sylvester
81 J,mes.-aeo Wash, Miss Watson, Pa; T L
sssIgss ns.s asi%'T GnsSSss
R.hop e 2 sIls,p; y PSSsr: %,s 9h!S
81 sfES$$s:SsH % v: aSSIi a%ai. cs e Is%; @
ish9 SisssSs S y S,aP; n fsssd fis'q$ ssd VIZ
s Slssa %f5y hssSs fsis. oa
delphia; W. Smith, Boaton T. A CLAWS, N Y: Dr.
Hefbersnith, U N; J l. wuolwoItl Omaha; ] q
%iEasrpinE sb .ns h'issld sI rSG yse Ii.
Ii wanes, England ii Tliman and vile, Horton; J
Casey. CITY 90 Boston; A q Aglby and wiie, New
BIunswick, :; 4 sgiys. Y HcsIrd Cam:
Green, Mount Vernon, Va II A smallcy, N Y; APP
peton, Chicago.
WllarF.-J W Bosler Carlisle; Raymond II Perry.
II Il W Stearns, Boston; d d anthony, Union
sETinss bailey and HeSycoG o;. M"sSG Philadei,
delaney, New Orleans; George il Reed, n y; John
Bullltt. Philadelphia James W Walsh, jr, end Mrs
Walsh, N Y; W T Elliot scotland; George Perry,
Iowa Thomas n Young, N vi Wm q Morton, Pa d
Hathaway, N Y; VIM O Hubbard, Boston; N Nc
Comb, BufI.lo Hon II Ketcham, Y; sAppleton,
Chicago; u beach and Beaeh, Y; y Bond,
Tfsa Tss Msufy as1 sSo, &'G s.y%o;
1,ngtgm .. oIG Z. Winston Constable
wife, Br1oklyn; Mr and Mrs johnson and son, Hal
tGony, Gnion' Springs n Vi II b Wright. "a; K
and daughtsr, Ky. " II barnuip, C9nni u Neiles,
IN Whaling, n Co~drey, N Y; JC Morrow, Far
hAult MINI; ii ii Caro-, Chicago,
Inipdfqi-L Jones, La l. Pollard, Waterbury.
Utira NY NV o.idsr md w,fs, Nsntnsset' Mss
Gordon, 81 Louis; " W johnson, fredsbs, Va
Nonopoiitdp,-JW W Ysirfax, Va; Alvin Hawking,
Huston TpsssI N u EcHslE n VI NJ and Ms Il
Sparks, Tens; Il IL Pierce. tish.
National Republican., 1877-12-10
Minor District Notea.

The Auditor on Saturday passed bills amount.
ing to 8ll 90.
Licenses have been granted as follows: Charles
deaiers; Philip Hawkins, produce dealer; ". o.
Harry. liquor dealer.
Permits 10 build have been issued as follows:
A. stebbins, one two.story brick, East Capitol be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, $500 @. Hill
IT,, to repair stairs, Tenth and Louisiana avenue
John Hitz, change show-windows, $50.
The Engineer has directed the Parking Com.
missioner TO detail John Blundon as superinten-
dent of laboreB TO be employed on public work
and paid by the Labor Exchange. They have been
authorized TO issue tools In their possession for the
use Of these laborers but to remain under the con
troll Of the superintendent.
National Republican., 1877-12-10
A Phantom Bnll.

Tho annual Phantom ball of the st. Johns
Mite Association will bs given to morrow night at
Masonic Temple, commencing at eight O'Clock.
The novelty OF the entertainment, the worthiness
Of the object and the deserved popularity which
She association has won by It's previous phantom
balls combine to give assurance that an invest
ment in this direction will bring an ample com
ponsntion, not only through delightful evenings
smusement but II will include the satisfaction Of
having contributed to Of the most deserving Of
our District charities. As the tickets are not
transferable and each member Of the committee Is
held responsible for the tickets disposed Of by him
ths presence OF a select company Ii assured.
National Republican., 1877-12-10
white and Fancy-Colored
Shoes and slippers, for balls and parties, at
II. l.. BTRAsBURsER's
800 and 3eS Seventh street
billiards.

M aurice DAILY and Cyrills Dion, the cele-
brated billiard experts will cross cues at seaton
Hall. corner Ninth and d streets northwest, this
ev ening at six o'clock. These gentlemen have
ne yer played before a Washington audience, and
contest lover, of the game should moi faiI 10 bo
on hand. DAILY WAS formerly room. keeper In this
city and has q host OF friends here. while Dion Is
only known by reputation. His best games have
been played with his present opponent, and In a
majority Of cases the loser has been beaten by a
very small score. Mike 5canlan, proprietor Of
Seaton Hail. has arranged for series Of billiard
hibitions 70 be given throughout the winter, in
which such giants In the billiard world" as Sex
ton, Rudolph, GARNER, and Slosson will take part
National Republican., 1877-12-10
Dashaway Reform Club.

The Dashaways held their regular meeting
last night at Temperance Temple, iS2 Ninth street
northwest Joseph Williams president, In the chair,
and L. II. Patterson. secretary. The meeting was
opened with prayer by the Rev. DR. Dcnnisou. and
asong by William Boyd and thu audience. The
hall was crowded with just the kind of men the
nom intcmperancc. Short speeches were the order
ofthe meeting. Tho meeting was very enthusiastic.
The programme for the evening was as follows !:
Remarks by Joseph Williams song by Mrs, Leslie
and Mss Mitchell; remarks by d. r Holloway:
song by Miss Carrie Neifelt and Mrs. Leach; song
and remarks by John Cavanaugh remarks by VIII.
Ham shelly, Alexander E0gleston, and John B.
bunning; song by portion of the South Washing
ton Glee Club: remarks by Edward Humphrey;
song by Miss Carrie Nelfclt and L. s. Seibold re.
marks BY Patrick Curtin and Frank Reside; song
By the audience, and remarks by Jere. Williams
Eifty.seyen persons signed the pledge.
National Republican., 1877-12-10
How an Unnatural Mother Got Ria Of her
BABY.

On Saturday evening, colored woman, who
lives at 6i2 q street northwest, was surprised by .
knock at the door, and on answering II discovered
\ white woman with large bundle IN her arns.
She asked permission 10 come in and warm her.
self which was granted. Amer talking awhile the
stranger requested the little daughter Of her hostess
to hold her bundle while sho stepped across to the
grocery store at the corner. This the last seen
Of her. and soon after her departure the bundle
began to show signs OF life. and OH being unrolcd
q fine, lively, femala child was broughtto view. As
the colored woman was unable TO take care Of the
little stranger she sent word TO tho Fifh Precinct
station, and yesterday an oficer carried 1t to St.
cared for,
National Republican., 1877-12-10
Knocked Down and Robbed.

On Saturday evening q gentleman named
seoly was found In an infensibe condition at the
eorner Of Massachusetts avenue and First street
northeast, by q eolored man. who carried him to
the wstch-box OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
near by On his recovery he stated that he was ap
preached by two unknown men, who struck him
Seyeral times, knocking him down. They then
riaad his pockets aud succeeded in getting gold
He reported his loss ut police headquarters and tho
dstsctves are on the lookout for the miscrsanS.
National Republican., 1877-12-10
Real Estata TranaSara.

W. II. Hoover to q. II. Miller, for $925, lot
2l. subdivision Of tract Of land called Monastery.
W. A. Gordon and N. Ashford, trustees, to NJ. N.
Gray, for 5000 lots 81 and Ss, square e34 W. II,
Hoover to j. J. West for u 800 lot y subdivision Of
tract Of land called Monastery, l. Trunacome TO
T. d. LeTch for 200, lot c, subdivision Of square
ll6. Edwards, selden, and Miller, trustees, to @.
W. Riggs, for -. lots g. Q, 10, II, and H. subdi-
vision square 100. lots 81, 8s 80, to and Al, subdi-
vition square $40.
National Republican., 1877-12-10
Theatre Comiqus.

The Comique will this week mere than
maintain It's reputation Of providing . lrst-class
variety entertainment The programme will be
exceptionally attractive. Tho Red Riding Hood
Female Minstrel Troupe will appear In this city
for the first time. Nessrs. Weslyn and Casey. Of
Carncross & Dixey's Minstrels. will also appear.
Miss Mile Martclle will be the terio.comic star.
Most all Of the members Of the company during
Turpin and Tom King" will be played the first
three nights. and be replaced by Jack Sheppard"
appear In "Hslen's Babies" laughablo new
comedy
National Republican., 1877-12-10
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-Roose sends New York papers In advance.
Seventy. nine tramps lodged in tho sta
tor. houses Saturday night.
The Downing Dramatic Club will give an
sntortainmout at Odd Fellows Hall on the lTth
instant,
The beautiful weather yesterday brought
out 50 many people that all the churches were
crowded.
of forty.four prisoners arrested by the
police during Saturday and Saturday night thirty
The south porch q the Patent Office was
well filled saturday evening with people locking
II the moon and Venus.
1t would be great convenience to the
public II the many empty lime barrels lining the
pavement on Seventh street, between and A
strcets, were removed.
"A respectable looking stranger with dark
hair and twarthy complexion succeeded in swind-
ling several restaurant keepers In Alexandria sat
hal hs had lost his money.
An attempt was made during the night Of
The fth instant 10 enter the store Of Adam Gsdds,
corner Of Eleventh and streets southeast, by fore
tsded in lorcng open the side DOORS but failed TO
sain an entrance to the premises.
Saturday evening Officer Atchison found
awhits woman, named Mrs. Kate Russell, in front
asen 70 The Fiisk.Precinct' Station and cared foi
until she was able to go to her home on Eleventh
street northeast.
Yesterday morning an unsuccessful at.
Ssmpt was made 70 enter the hardware store OF
John Connell, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third and Four-and.half streets northwest The
paddock On the front door had been forced on
when the thieves were frightened by approaching
steps, and effected their escape.
About two o'clock on Saturday afternoon
nr. y. c. Alexander fell in a fit at the corner o
Pennsylvania avenue and Nineteenth street north
Scst lie was taken into neghborng Office b,
officers Crump and Hess. where he remained unit
he recovered, when he lef for his residence, on
vreet, between Sixth aud Seventh streets north
west.
Ben Blanheim, Richard Carter and John
williams, three colored conyiets In the Alexan
dra JAIL attempted to break Jail last Friday night
They succeeded In saving away the bars IN the
cell door and getting out and had partly sue
eccded IN saving away the bars Of q window lead
iBg to the jail yard when they were discovered anC
secured.
A gentleman who adopts the pseudonym
Of "1Orniented," complains that each saturda!
afternoon at matinees, at the National Theatre th
ffunt seats Of the dress circle are occupied by
number Of boys, apparently about twelve years o
age, who keep up an incessant din, both bctweeI
Che acts, and during the play, and who throw
spplecorcs ond peanut shells at almost every con
spicuous individual In the audience.
National Republican., 1877-12-10
The Defective Sewerage.

In regard to the defective sewerage on
Fourteenth street, between U and V streets north.
west the Engineer reports that the sewers laid for
the drainage Of that locality are not Of sufficient
size. The remedy has been projected boing addi
tional sewers, which have been computed and are
indicated on the sewer maps but the cost would be
very considera ble A part Of the existing sewer,
constituting the outlet for this locality, has been
very imperfectly put down. and the relaying Of
this would greatly improve the present condition
of Affairs II may indeed effect q permanent cure
Of the evil complained OF, provided a sufficient
sewers by the use Of reducers In the corner traps
About 600 feet OF sewer pipe should bs relad est
mated cost $500.
National Republican., 1877-12-10
AT THE CITY HALL.
DECTsIoNs RENDERED nj THE 81
PREME COURT.

The injunction In the Case Of the Unitarian
Church Property Dissolved = Damages
Awarded for Broken Bones-other Legal
Items Gathered Saturday.