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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13
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CITY NOTES.



The 'trcet.pavIng all along tho Fourteenth.
street railway, n1rh uf the Fourteenth street circle
Is undergoing thorough repairing.
,mofi liHe boy. pupil OF the Franklin, school
bUiIliug, hal one Of his front teeth knocked out
yesterday while playing in the Franklin square.
During the storm. about nine o'clock last night.
electricity was so abundant as To cause the fire
alarm bells To strike two or three times at intervals
heavy.
The handsome residence of Commissioner
Thomas Is. Bryan, corner Of Fourteenth street and
Massachusetts, avenue. has been Snd to Mrs. Il. II
Archer principal Of the ratapsco Female Institute
Maryland, for SiOOOO Mrs Archer proposes To
remove her school to this city.
The schools of the first district under the dIrcc.
ton Of Professor Daniels, are making active prcpar.
ationS for their coming cantata the 18th instant
which Is given In order TO miSo money to dcfruy
the expenses of transporting the school exhibit 10
the Paris Exposition.
"A young man about twenty-five or twcnty.six
years OF age was arrested yesterday for pulling
howcrS of a bush In Franklin square lie was
taken IN the Sixth Precinct Station. house where 1t
was ascertained that he stranger IN the city.
and he was dismissed OH that account.
-lcstcriay evening, about seven o clock Orlccr
woodruff brought the body Of white male infant
to the Eighth Precinct station. 1t was found near
the mouth OF the Eastern Branch, on the west side
OF the channel, by q man named George Langley
The CORNER was notified and will view the re.
mains this morning.
Superintendent Wilson and the principals oil
the different public.schnOl buildings are examining
tho mn, sixth, and seventh grades orally upOn
the studies which are not contained In the regular
written examinations They visited the school O
Mr. A. Paul, seventh grade, Franklin building yes
terday, where they found the boys bright well be
haycd, and ready to answer any questions put L
them.
-Placards bearing the following notice. signed
by Chief Clerk Upton, We're yesterday placed al The
various entrances 10 the Treasury department: Nc
guides need be employed by visitors in this build
Ing. strangers can obtain all the necessary nstrtIc
tons upon application to the custodian, room a
first floor near Fiftccnth-street entrance. En-
poyees are not permitted To receive fees from visit
oTs for any services rendered"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

DISTRICT NOTES.


Captain !. T. II. Hall has been authorized to re-
pair the Macadam pavement "H New York avenue
between Finh aud seventh streets northwest. by
putting III layer OF three inrh1. Of broken stone
Permission has been given . william +. Sliuey
20 lay twrlve.inch sewer r>ct curb. and relay
GntwNy and gutter on Vermont avcnue. between
7 anil T. streets northwest.
Mr.. T.. VI. Willis has been Informed that mi.
iurnity IN the appearance Of the terrace on street
northeast requires that Il should not he cut DOWN.
street lamps have hcrH ordered At the following
places: Corner Of Il street aud Massachusetts, ave
Euc northeast; Fourth and X streets northwest :
Nineteenth street. between l. and MnOrlhwest.
4 delegation Of property holders from the west
crn part OF the city yesterday had an interview
with the Commissioners IN relation to claims they
hold against the District for lands COnhemnp, on the
east side Of Nineteenth street for the extension Of
said street and for the construction Of basin at the
Junction Of Seventeenth and Boundary streets ~
connect with the Slash Run sewer. The merits OF
the respective claims were discussed at some length
the Commissioners deciding that under existing
law they have no jurisdiction over the settlement
Of such claims, and stating that they should have
been laid before the Board Of Audit while that
body had existence. They said there was bill
now before Congress, which, II II became a law
would give the Commissioners authority u meet
lust such cases Us presented,
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FAMILY DISCIPLINE.
A Drunken Brother Shoots at a Fallen sIste,
in the Street.


Yesterday afternoon about one o'clock, the PEG.
pie in the neighborhOod Of THE REPUBLICAN office
were startled by the sharp report of pistol. On
Investigation II was ascertained that man named
Richard A. Hill, otherwise known Hs Dick" while
intoxicated, met his sister, whose name is Kate
Mach; at the corner of Thirtccnth and d streets
northwest, and. amer an angry conversation. pulled
out a revolver and fired at her. Luckily the ball
missed her and the woman started to run toward
Pennsylvania avenue. Hill fired after her but
missed her again. The ball imbedd5d itself In the
woodwork Of the Pennsylvania Railroad CompO-
ny's tlcket.onice corner Thirteenth aud the Az.
enue. The girl at whom the shots were fired rnn
Shricking along the street, and caused II large
crowd to assemble. When out of danger she started
for her homo, which Is on street, between Thlr-
teenth and Fourteenth streets northwest; but, be
fore reaching her destination, she was Informed
that Hill was at the house, and had threatened to
kill her sight. She thCrcupon went 10 the FINN
Precinct Station In order to procure All officer Of
hccr Columbus anticipated her, and finding Hill
creating disturbance on u street, arrested him
and carried him To the Filth Precinct Station,
where he was locked up on charge OF assault and
battery with intent to kill. The trouble originated
from family quarrel viii Is The driver of Colonel
Wrights strCct.sprinklcr, He gave Rs reason for
his conduct that his sister was leading life OF
shame, and that he wanted her to leave the city,
but she would not
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

The Board of Health met last cvcning-present
Drs. Verdi and Bliss, aud McsSrs. Marbury and
Warden. The report Of the Health Officer for the
week ending March 9 was then read, showing
the number Of nujsunccs reported to have
been 81; referred IS; abated 399; referred
2; official notices issued, %; Citizens com.
plants, 90 causes of death investigated,
pccuniary conditions investigated, !; burials
a, public expense 3, cases Of LyInOuc disease in.
dIphihcriA. 4 premises found IN sanitary cDDdi.
ton IsiusGntnry. 6 tons Of garbage removed, 81
dead animals removed, ~ privies cleaned by o.
+. 4. CO., 81. Marine products inspcctch-o.59l
bushels Ofoystcrs, 7,U72 punches of fish. Condemned
-G5j hu,hcs otuysters, u punches Of fish. tnWhye'
some food cOmdemuri-5g pounds beef, - pounds
veal. - pounds mutton IFS pounds pork 80 pounds
bncDn 1 pounds suusnges 81 chickens II turkeys ~
dozens eggs. u CabbN2es, bushels kalo, bllshel
putH'ycs, and -! bushrl, turnips Pound report
Animals impuunlei 10; redeemed 10; killed
mHnuHTral!2cd, 81
4 communication was received from the District
Committee, comp aiming that tho street. sweepings
deposited on the low grounds s1uth OF the Capitol
we're injurious 10 health und emitted unpleasant
ulOi, The subject having been referred to the
llcu,th officer no report, that the deposits com
CTs cart Il away 10 use Oa their liant. lhg probable
cause Of the dsagrceahle OdDr Is the fact that .
uUmlCr of p puds in til" lei ghDpThUOu Of the old
canal are slaguAut. and when III" wind blows In
case, and Odyrs that way.
The secretary WI, Directed u send the report Of
the Health Officer 10 the District Committee.
4 comm luiualiun wa read from the District
fund the pr posed sewer OH Market street G. urgc
| town rNuirt be constructed ut present.
Mr. Marbury moved that II committee Of two bs
appointed To- take measures To facilitate the print
Ing Of the UUuuul report ct the board.
Messrs. Bliss and Warden were appointed Ms the
committee after which the board adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

The following Is the calendar or programme OF
examinations, as reported last evening by the com
mittec on examinations and adopted by the board !:
WHITE SCHOOLS OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
TOWN AND COUNTY SCHOOLS.
March II to 29-Onl examination Of fifth, sixth
and seventh grades Of city schools.
April toSD-Oral examination ofcounty schools.
schools, April % third grade; April H. fourth
grade; April -, fnh grade: April a6, sixth grade;
April 80 seventh grade; April 80, eighth grade.
May to lO-OFal examination Of eighth grade Of
MAY % to June Second semi.nnnual oral ex.
animation Of first, second, third and fourth grades
of city schools.
MAY 81, ono p. INFLAMMATION In drawing and
exhibition Of drawing, map.dTawing and pemman.
May Determination Of candidates. for teachers
positions and promotion.
June ], eight a. m.-ENnminalion OF candidates
for the Normal school; 10 be held in the Franklin
June B, 1, and 5-wr.tton examination of Rnh,
sixth, and seventh, and eighth grades OF city
schools.
June3 to n-wrItten examination of county
schools.
June G. nine a. m.-Fourth quarterly examination
Of tho normal school.
June :, eight p. m.-Graduating exercises Of the
normal school, TO be held ln Lincoln Hall, un'
der the direction of the committee on teachers.
June s. nine .. m.-ExGminalion for Kendall and
King scholarships, to be- held in the franklin
June il-SeconJ scmi.annual examination and
closing exercises Of the advanced grammar school
for girls.
June l2-SecOnd scm..annual examination and
closing exercises Of the advanced grammar school
for boys.
Juno l3-Closng day of the first grade Of city
schools.
June li-ClosIng day of the second grade of city
scho OILS
June l7-ClosIng day oftho third graded Of city
schools
June Disclosing day Of the fourth grade of city
schools.
June l0-Closng day of the nnh, sixth seventh,
and eighth grades Of city schools and Of county
schools.
COLoRED SCHOOLS OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOwN.
May to al-Sucund niaunual oral eXamina.
ton Of all grades Of schools.
May ~. | p. In.--EXhiDitiUn of drawing and pen.
manship; 10 be held In the sumner Building
June j, L. and j-Written examinations.
June ii. eight p. m.-timdWling exercises Of the
hi4h school. 10 he held in sumner Hall.
June l2-tlO,iug day Vi schools in the thir'l sub
division LrycjOy nine a. m; Lincoln. one y, IN.
Juuu l3-ClOsng day Of schools In the first sub
division. Stevens aud Minor nine u. N; sumner
Jume li-Clo,ing day Of schools in the fifth sub
division, Chamberlain, nin0 II, IN.
Closing day Of tho high sChuul. One p. m.
Juno i7-ClOsing day of schools IN the fourth
subdivision, Anthony Bowen, nine a. IN; Ran
dali one T. m.
June lI-ClDsing day Of schools In the second
subdivision. Tenth street. Third street aud Fourth
and |. streets nine a. IN; John +. Cook D. N,
| juno l0-ClOSing day Of eighth grade schools
| Eastern, nine a. IN; Western, one p. M
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i wahle. Clncnnaii;, ohio , " okane, New YORK
Md; II 5 Hardy, Va W liam. Nd; " Jackson,
L W solomon, Mass W Warnock, Phlladolphia,
Captain Thornton, philadelphia j. Maher, Pa W
Spf AZ. Philud"iphia Sngring Philadelphia
Hooper. Chicago: n " Brewster, New York. II
Va
hnperidi.-Mrsw u Worcester Boston, Mas II N
ThurstOn and Inmily, Savannah; II Chisholm, Dt
Eulb Mss u VI DIfenford and wiir, PhiladelEhlG
N Crawford aud wife; Philadelphia: BDdmun
York; $ II Darling, Brooklyn: Mhs Il Shore, New
York; a NJ McKens i, : q W II Newton aud wife
Conn; > Newell, Mas; WIN Williamson Mass ] !
CLARK and hmilyNew York; Dr u W Prescott, ant
wife, IVA.
.ifsfIoIOiiidh-S Claude New York J Smith
New York; J Gallagher, New York; II Nctoy, Md
Mrs 4 Gallagher, New York; swan. EeNSork; {
q Herman, New York; = Comfort Philadelphia;
T Suit, Nd. Bradford, Ky; W Wakcman New
YORK: II Course. westheld.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

Peter Iomax, colored, was arraigned in the
Police Court yesterday on the charge Of arson but
owing to the absence of important witnesses, the
case was continued until next Saturday. The cir.
cumstanccs of the case are as follows About half.
past two O'Clock last Saturday morning. fire was
discovered IN partly finished house at the corner
of Seventeenth and o streets northwest When the
hrcmen entered the building they found the floors
soaked with coal.Oil, and flames starting In several
places Amer pretty hard work they succeeded in
extieuishing the dre with loss Of about 500 The
property belonged to Iomax, who had II insured in
the Gcf man American Insurance Company Of this
city for 5000. A few days amer the fire he Gp.
pcarci and claimed the insurance money, when
Inquiries were Instituted by the company IN which
the property was insured resulting in the arrest Of
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every the,
o, r. WiNoN & Co. Sole Agents.
dui Ninth sucCl northwest.
Soc adveLlIscncmt.
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Married Ar THE Court HOUSE
A Runaway Couple from Virginia United In
the Clerks ONCE.

The clerks Office At the city Hall Yesterday. was
the scene Of little romantic comedy In real life,
in the shape OF q wedding. A couple Of innocent.
looking persons, plainly attirVd, appeared at the
court house in search of the liCcnseclcrk stating
that they desired to marry. They found the clerk,
gave their names as Isaac Clayton, and Mary
Maglaline DOdsOn, both Of RappNhanuock County.
Va, and secured the proper certificate. Then they
he>itatcd, aud, rs they seemed undecided what
course to pcrsIe Mr.. a. j. Mcigs IT, assistant clerk
the comforter of the troubled and distressed came
to their assistance. The services of Rev. VI. Z.
smell. were secured aud that gentleman was not
long in ying the knot. The ceremony was
performed In the presence Of a large number of the
officers Ofths court, portion Of the jury, lawyer
aud Others. The groom stated that no ran away
with the girl, but guessed that they could make II
all right with the old folks WI they got home.
In order to prove that the business had been done
square, he took copy Of the marriage certificate
and tho performance of the ceremony home 70
show their respective families
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

AN be found all the novelties for spring wear
A. SAKS d Co., 3lG Seventh street
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GEORGEIOTS NEWS.



The men a. work on the Washington, Cincinnati
aud st. Louis Railroad quit work yesterday on
what 4, known rs the Birch property. Mr.. Ran.
doiph Birch, agent for his brother, Mr. John Birch,
To whom the property belongs, objected to having
them cutting through the property until commits
sion Of condemnation appointed by the Alexandria
County Court appeared aud assessed the damages.
The charter Of the company was granted by the
Virginia Legislature several years ngO, and at the
last session Of the Alexandria County Court com.
mS,iOners were appointed. rs required by law, 10
cbr1 MN the property through which tho road Is
u pass anil As,esS damages Mr. Birch informed
them that he was aware that he was unable IN
prevent them from proceeding, but he warned
them they were not complying with the law, aud
that they would have b. take the consequences
where upon tho men were withdrawn from Mr..
nirch's properly and returned to the Murray estate
where they resumed work.
BRIDGE WASHED AWAY.
The trestle bridge on the line Of the Metropolitan
Branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. span
ming the Little MOnOcary, was washed away BY
the heavy rains Monday night.
FORT.
EuiSrei-Schooner Lpttie and Annie down the
river. TO load with barrels fol. Norfolk.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY rnR-Fiye hundred bushels of wheat to H. NJ
Talbot.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
d. J. Brooks, New Orleans La; T. Adams. W. NJ
smootc. and y. X. Rodman, New York William
A. Thomas, Wilmington. Del. and J.. c. u. Brown
Richmond, Va. are sojourning at the West End
Hotel
The Butchers Market Company have not yet de
cided on site for their new market. but will bt
necessarily compelled to do 80 In few days un
der the terms Of the sale Of the market now occi
pied by them to the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company they are required TO remov,
the new addition fronting on Bridge. street, AM
known as the vegetable market BY the lst of May
Mr. Samuel Crown, one of the oldest residents IL
Georgetown. Is lying dangerously III ut hts resi-
dence on the Conduit Road.
DIR. Charles r. stansbury. Past Grand Master
A. A. VI. of the District of Columbia who has beer
lying dangerously i'll for the past two weeks at hi
residence, No. 50 First street, was yesterday pro
nounced by his physicians, the Drs. Tyler, to b,
conYalcscent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

Another step in the case OF Edward Ray, alias
Curtis, took place before Justice Wyle yesterday
morning Colonel ucOrge b. COrkh one OF the
counsel for the defense, asked for extension OF
time in which to prepare the papers for an applIca.
ton for a new trial Of the prisoner stating that as
he was convicted on Saturday, a sunday inter.
ycned, and the remaining time was too short In
which 10 get ready.
His Honor replied that 1t was a lOng,standlng
rule Of the court tO allow four day. for the purpose
mentioned; II had never been dOvialed from, and
he should not do 40 In this instance.
The Marshal was directed TO have the prisoner
| and decided.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

The acme of success has been attained by the
management of the Comiquc in their selection aud
preScntatian' of the attractive programme Of the
present weeks entertainment
Inc special engagement of Professor Eygman $
Great Tablcau and Art Troupe" has proven gcuu.
ineiy attractive. Their presentation OF the "Scnsr-
liohal NJ ,tcres Of Marble Hail. constitutes most
interesting feature OF the pr grainmc.
Matinee this anern) oI. NJ halfpIst two o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

William kilEour, trustee to II. +. Sanders, for
sl37' lot %, square ~ Rcsinold Fendall trustee
10 Charles Burke for $50 lot 20 subdivision square
AS Z. Ariiser 10 A L, Lama, for $50 sublpt and
part OF lot . square l,Ob2; j. J. DermOdy and j. A.
MoDcv.tt. trustees ~ Hannah Campbell for IS TO
lot o. square ;hI; Thomas Young 10 j. VI. Young
Or s5pp' lots % 81 g. 80, %. and part of lots - 70
And 49, square AL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

This talented combination Of musicians and
comedians made their second appearance at Fords
opera-iiouse last night The admiring audiences
that In such goodly numbers attend the perform
anccs OF this excellent troupe have discovered the
fact that these genuine negroes In their rcnditons
OF many OF the characters peculiar ~ the minstrel
business compare more than favorably with the
best known imitation miIistrcls, and III some par.
ticnlars excel them. The matinee this afternoon
and the regular performance tonight will close the
pany
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13
Fifty Different styles
of Spring Overcoat. Prices ranging from s5 to s35
A. SAKs & Co, 3l6 Seventh street.
Jack Cash's" Murderer Wants n New Trial.

Jack Cash's" Murderer Wants a New Trial.
The counsel for Samuel A. Clark, coored, con-
vlctcd Of murder In tho first degree in killing John
Lee alias Jack Cash Capitol HILL on last Christ.
mas eve, have filed motion for new trial. They
set forth Flrst. That the verdict Is contrary to the
evidence. Second. That new and material fact,
unknown at the time Of the trial. has been dis
covered. Third That the court erred In admitting
as evidence the statement Of Lieutenant Soonan
that Wilson told him where Cark's pistol was,
&c.
Accompanying the motion Is an affidavit Of
Clark us TO having been in the naval service from
October, '7S to June 20, and never having met
Daniel Thompson, who 1t will be remembered
Identified Clark as the one who fired tho pistol, and
said he had met Clark at Key West. Also. one
John II. Woodland, to the effect that mono OF the
residents Of Maryland avenue, between Second aud
Third streets had Martha Williams in their employ
on Christmas day. Mrs. Williams testified that
at the time Of the shooting she was on her way
from her service place in the locality Also one
By Mrs. Jane Cobrit, that Mrs Williams was al her
house twice on Christmas day, aud took dinner
there between four and live o'clock. as visitor and
acquaintance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

THE Undersigned certihr, that he held for col.
lection tr account Of P. ". Arnold ut Palmetto.
Ihnph. u County Ga, one.half of Single Number
letter. which drew the First Capital Prize of
Thirty Thousand Dollars on Tuesday. February Il
lar sent by the home Office Of the e npany ut New
Orleans La, through correspondence in reply 10
letter by mail with one dollar enclosed u M. A.
Dhuphin, =. o Box g.! New Orleans" and that
the amount vas promptly paid byn check on the
LOUISIANA National BtIk, ON Presentation Of the
ticket at the Utiirc VI the company.
4. u MOSVIILE.
Runner LnmlslNmn NhIlnnnL Hnnk
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

Inspector Entwise has Issued the following per.
mit>: William F. SlIney, twostory brick Vermont
avenue and street northwest $1,000. Repairs
Lo'"Eam Weaver, improve vault doors; s3gI A.
n; Copeland, two show Windows slpO. William
twO-stDry brick building; slDD II. Stribellng
frame shed SO. Mn Reddcn, add story 10 brick
fulfilling. s3yO
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National 8epublitan,
At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEror, SIXTH AND
sTREITsl

AT BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPUr, NEW JERSEY AVE
HuE AND STREET
Norrtp. EtVnlHr.
stIS n. Y. Phil 4 Dos ex. ESQ, Baltimore acrom.
ss:.5, baltimore eNIrtss $40. baltimore accom-.
100 Western express I5tp' y Y. Phil q Dos CT.
tsU, baltimore ntcum 5.O Western Mail.
SIS. Er'd ar, MET hr CHI scr, Baltimore RCrUui
sa., Baltimore, nuppoiS a.. s. naluMUrr express
and way, .7;an Western express.
elk MaTtnsbufg and LA sSnl Baltimore express
gcts'own &C, MET hT'Cl fEii, Y. Phil ~ DOS 'N'
slC'O, Baltimore accom-. 10 Is, baltimore htNOih'
llssD Baltimore press.
'Arrive daily. Others sundays excepted
Sc For the time OF departure of trains, see hdNcr'
nsemsnI- plsew here.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

Judge W f. Blck will present the first Of his
series of entertainments. entitled London Illus.
tratcd,' ut Lincoln Hall. this evening. subject:
An Evening Ia Westminster Abbey Preceded by
Rainble Through st. James Park; the Horse
Guards aud Whitehall"
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NEW .iDTERTIs EN- ENrS.

National Theatre.
Lost-a small purse.
Louisiana Satc Jttcry Company.
Gcnt!emcns dress hats at Stinomctz's 1881 Penn
sylvauia avenue.
Pnstponemcnt sale OF improved property oil
Boundary street. near Ninth northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

Messrs. Clifton and Howe, as attorneys for Abra-
ham Krom. have entered suit against the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company for $1,000 damages.
The plaintiff claims that the defendants have
constructed bridge over the Anacostla River in
fula
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
Scenses to the following applicants: Daniel Neal
fnd AIRY A. Neal. W. A. IIaasc and Sophia Rheb,
Isaac Clayton and Mary VI. DOISOn, OF Rappahau.
mock, Va; J. W. Thompson and barbara T. Dorsey.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-13

AdOlph burgess, larceny; nO'e prf,S entered
william Butler, assault on John Sinsel by running
over him with a horse and buggy IAN appeal
guilty; fined so and costs. Henry Lacey and John
y. WALLACE. impcdn4 Mitnoss nOIr prDa enternd
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The Equitable Life Assurance Society Of this
United States

is prepared To discount all endowment policies
maturing In the year 1873 at : per cent
For iHrlher particulars apG!y to the undersigned.
General u. II. KOBENTSOS, Agent
No, Nh + street.