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National Republican., 1878-07-06
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
Only One Larceny Can be Committed b,
One Time.

Only One Larceny Can be Committed 1T
One Time.
Ever since the days Of the old Circuit Court
there has prevailed In this District practice
Of dividing up single larceny and making Of
one crime as many cases as there were differ
ent owners Of stolen property. A few months
ago Henry HOLES and Lafayette Allison, two
young boys, stole some whisky, cigars, and
clothing from a room near the navy yard
The prop:rty, taken at ono time, In one room,
by one act, was owned severally by three in
individuals. When the case came up In the
Police Court three hformations were filed,
and the boys convicted and sentenced to Jail
for $50 days on each. Mrs. Kicker, who de-
votes herself unselfshly to the otherwise
friendless convcts, had her eyes on these cases.
and when the time had expired on the first
case, she brought the whole matter before the
General Term by certiorar, setting up the facts
III the petition, and asking that the prisoners be
discharged The case WAS argued some weeks
ago before Cartier, Wiley, aud Macarthur, aud
decided on the 5th Justice Macarthur giving
the opinion. He said that to divide one lar
ceny into several because there were several
owners OF the property was contrary to the
constitutional guaranty aud the spirit Of the
common law; that If the statements In the
petition were true the convictions were wrong
and the prisoners should be discharged; that
on recurrence to the records Of the cases II did
not appear but that the larcenics were several
at different times and places; that In this re-
| spect the records could not be contrldictcd on
this oe'tordri that to entitle the petitioners to
| relief the cc,tiordT must be supplemented by a
writ OF hdbeas corpus, aud then, under section
40 Revised Statutes, the actual facts could be
| shown. This authoritative decision Of the law
Of the case by the General Term is important.
Meantime the indeG,tigabe lady has prepared
papers for the habcds corpus, and Is in fair
way to test the whole case
National Republican., 1878-07-06
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Meeting of the Cominissioncrs-Appiic
for Positious

Meeting of the Cominis sioners- ppiications
for Positions.
The regular scmi-mouthly meeting of the
Board Of Fire Commissioners was held last
night. Prcscnt-Commissioncr Collins tpresi.
dent, Reed (secretary), Bacon, TAFT, Hume,
Stewart, and Quantrll.
The application Of Private Henry Steele for
position as foreman was filed.
The report of Chief. Engineer Cronin for the
month Of June stated that there were six
alarms of fire, involving loss Of Sl,1OO fully
insured The report of Superintendent Miles,
of the Fire-A Telegraph, stated that the
insulation of covered wires running into some
OF the signal.boScs Is becoming somewhat i'm
paired by exposure, and that the necessary re-
pairs would be commenced in few days.
The following letter from the District Com
missioners was read:
To thc Board n FTre Commissioners n he Fire De.
GESrLENEs lam directed by the Commission.
| crs to make their acknowledgment for the very
complimentary rc3olu,ion Of your board and To
express their high appreciation of the efficiency
AMI fdeity OF your board aud all the ufiicers aud
| fully, WILLIAM TIN0ALl.
Applications for positions in the department
were received from the following: jesse +.
Mann, A. J. Lcnman. Henry A. Warren,
George S. MatlocI, +. p. Jacobs. Charles II.
CLARK, Richard Kcycs John Nef, Al. AIRING.
ton, A. c. Schaler. Il. l.. Fowler, Robert Stone,
| William J. Boardman, c. L. Branzill, b. W.
Waters, Z. J. Brosnan, John E. Steele, James
Nolan, Henry Mason, Joseph G. Quantrill, +,
!. Douglass, John +. Ganctt, John l.. Wise
Jonn A. Maronnicr Charles Bart, Augustus
S'tz, Lawrence Grant, Samuel Springinan
Samuel Branzcl. James Norcoln, jr., John W
Lee. W. 4. Ellis, John Fitzgibbcr, George s
st. Clair, George II. Giles, +. MacNamara, NJ
o Brcn, William Cooper, aud John Norton.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
RESIG NATION or DR. GRAY,
Projected Missionary Work on tho Pacin,
Slope.

Projected Missionary Work on tho Pacific
Slope.
Rev. DR.. L. H. Gray greatly surprised hi,
people Wednesday night by rcsiguing his
charga as pastor of the North Baptist Church,
to take effect Oh the first sabbath of September
next. lie goes TO California to enter upon the
work OF dcuOminational church extension in
that great State. lie will supply vacant pul.
pits, aid feeble churches, assist destitute ones
In obtaining pastors, locate new fields Of labor
establish sabbsth-schOOis, and perform all
kinds Of missionary work which NAV come TO
hand. lie will make San Francisco his head.
quarters.
Dr. Gray first came to Washington in / -63.
and assumed the pastOrate OF the E.Strcet Bai .
tist Church. lie found the membership and
congregation small and rent by division, and
with a debt Of $1,000 hanging over them.
within two years the debt was paid OF and
the congregation larger thun before. lie VIA,
elected chaplain Of the United States Senate
for the Thrty-niuth aud FOrtieth COngre. scs,
serving four years in that capacity with grcat
acceptance. lie WAS one of the four cergvmeu
who Uticiated ut President Liucun's funeral
In 1913 he took charge Of the new interest on
fourteenth street, known as the North Baptist
Church, where his lnbOrs have bccn greatly
blcsi, and where lie is profoundly rcycremccd
and beloved.
Now Dr. Gray feels especially called, by
most urgent Appeals fIom that quarter, to en-.
gage In the work of church extension aud
general missionary labor on the Pacific coast.
He leaves Washington the fist week Ia Sep.
tembCr. The earnest prayers and best wishes
Of his many friends iu this city will follow
him 10 his distant field Of labor.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
Jmsticcs nnd Conrinblcs.

The following Justices Of the Peace yestcr-
day qualified and gave bond acceptable to the
Court in General Term: NJ. V. Buckley, Simon
Wolf, J. =. Lothrop, A. C. Richards, William
Helmick, Charles Walter, A. S. Taylor, George
L. Harris. Constablcs-F. A. Bsuter, p. II.
Christmau, W. W Kirby, W. II. Bennett, A.
Il. Allen, Z. c. Ecklod, J. Millard, II. NJ. c.
Danahcr. J. Il. Dale, Charles Curtain, J. A.
Beane, J. II. Tucker, Thomas d. Hudgkins.
q. Y. Atl.ec, and Charles II. Shrve Mr..
james Lynch, recently appointed, signed on
account of ill-hcalth, and K. H. Trunncll was
appointed from Georgetown to I'll the vacancy.
Several Of the constablcs not having filed their
bond the Court said il 1t was not done by
Monday next the neglect would be considered
as of sufficient cause for annuliny the appoint
ments.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
HOME AFFAIRS.
GIFT NOTES.
Misccllaueou, matter on third page.

Miscellaneous matter on third page.
For excursions and pic MICS see third page.
List of uncalled-for letters on third page.
Court calendar and routine legal news on
third page.
-There will be q test of the Bailey cannon
at the Washington Navy-Yard this afternoon.
Look at the Curative Corset, just out.
Douglas, Ninth street, sole agent for the Dis
trict.
Mr.. A. E. L. Kccse has been appointed q
commissioner of deeds for the State Of West
Virginia.
The breaks In tho sidewalk on the east
side Of Tenth street, between VI and y streets,
have been repaired.
The orator Of the day at Blad. nsburg on
the Fourth was Mr.. Frank T. Browning, and
not +. I. Brown, as was published.
Services in All Souls Church Sunday In
memory of the late General l.. II. Pelouze.
Address by Colonel II. c. Symonds, of Sing
Sing, New Turl.
-Workmen are busily engaged tearing
down the old German Hall, on the west side
Of Eleventh street, above +. The building
vas erected in 1916 and has beer recently
ssed ns a school by Mr.. Martin.
The excursion to Norfolk aud the Capcs,
under the auspices of the Soyeruigns of In.
dustry, and managed by Mr.. Warren Choate,
ing was one of the most enjoyable of the many
Fourth Of July excursions.
About half-mSt twelve o'clock yesterday
afternoon John Turner, a colored boy about
nix years of age, living in Georgetown, while
playing Oh a car of the Washington aud
Georgetown Railroad, fell, and had one of his
hands crushed under the wheels.
DIR. W. g. Green, Of UniOntown. is in.
dorsed for school trustee Of that district by the
best men of that locality, irrespective Of party
or race. DIR. Green Is emnently worthy aud
in every way qualified for the position. The
Commissioners could make no better choice.
"A correspondent propounds the following
conundrum for the Superintendent of Police
us 1t LecvsSnry for the respectable citizens OF
Washington to unite in rcmOustruncc and
pttition TO your supcriOrs before you will ccas,
I" permit the disgmCcful and riotOuS assem-.
blics Un streets and street cOrnersy
A very portly gentleman, in attempting
to jump from seventh street car yesterday
while II was passing up Seventh street, at the
junction OF L, icll and cut his head severely
1t seCus tl.at he was eager to get oil the cal
and Jumped FROM it while 1t was in rapid
motion, hut stepped in the opposite direction
from which the car was going.
A gcntcmamly looking young man with a
handsome mOustachC rather the worst 70,
having nnbibcd little too much strong drink
while sitting on a bench in judiciary square
on the Fourth, lighted u lire, cracker upt
stuck 1t into his mouth to see what the cfirc,
would be- When the smoke had cleared away
the effect was noticeable immediately, us til,
greater part of the handsome mUustache wa,
gone.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
Services To-Norroyy.

All Souls Church, Rev. Gay MaCClu!cy pastor.
Mc;nprial services. and includiug tablet In mem
ory OF the late General |. =. prlj, q. with add $
by Colonel II. e. Symonds''of sing Sing, ~ T.,
sunday July T. at eleven o. n' Nespcr services at
eight y. IN.
Molnt Vernon Place NJ z. Church South. cor.
ncr OF Ninth AMI X streets northwest. Preaching
TO morrow Sunday at eleven o'clock u. m, by
Samuel Register, u, d., and ut eight O'clock p. nj.
BY W. v. Tudor, d. T. Public invited.
Al the Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow the
ia tlr Rev A. +, Mason, will speak In the morning
on Events Anteccdcnt TO the Advent Of Chris"
and ~ the evening at eight o'clock on The
Worlds Expectation of the Advent"
At Street Baptist Church. Rev. Dr. Parker, the
pastor will occupy the pulpit morning and evening
An octette choir containing some wcll.known
voices, will render good music The evening ser
vice during the healed term will he held ut five p.
IN. Al this service friends are advised TO conc
carly 70 obtain sCnts. strnnIcr. ALWAYS welcome.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
The womcn,. ChrI-,Ian A.-ocIntlnn.

At the monthly meeting of the managers
Of the Women's Christian Association. held at
the Home Thirteenth street, above r, the at.
tendance was small owing to the absence from
the city of many of the ladies. Tho number
cared for during June was twenty three, and
four transiCnts In the Foster Home arc
twcnty-thrce children; all we'll. Mr. Otis F..
Prcsbroy, president Oi the Graceland Cemetery,
announced that the trustees had voted to give
to the W. G. A. four undivided lots In said
cemetery. for which the deeds will be at once
forwarded. A vote Of thanks WIS given to the
trustees of Gracclund Cemetery for their gilt,
Of which the association stool in need, having
{ ON time to time to bury the poor aud
iriendless. The receipts for the month were
below the necessary expenses, aud 1t Is hoped
the Christian public will remember this good
work aud send in their contributions, thus
enabling the lady managers to keep out of
debt.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
THE THILIIS cur.
Arrangements for the Race at NorfoIk-The
Crews Selected.

Arrangements for the Race at Sorfolk-The
Crews Selected.
The projected excursion Of the Thalian Club
10 Norfolk Is to start next Monday evening.
aud its attendant attractions are antici-
patcd with pleasure by many In this city.
The arrangements for the boat race for tho
Thalian, cup to take place at Norfolk Tuesday
evening, have been completed. Tho race will
he over q two-mile course, one mile and re-
turn, the course to be buoycd out by the re.
Gatta committee on the day of the race.
Washington will be represented by q crew
from the Analostans who will contend with
| the celebrated Elizabeth crew, of Portsmouth,
consisting of Gallagher, bow; Mctinth. No. {;
| Rely, No. 3; Callahan, stroke. Average
weight l55, pounds. This Is the same crew
that pulled at the Centennial in 1876, with the
exception Of Rely, who pulls in the place Of
Murray at M. 3.
1t will he remembered that oil that occa.
sion this crew pulled in the fourth heat with
| the Columbia College crow twhO have Just won
the visitors challenge cup from the best Eng.
| lish university crews aud the Quaker City, of
| Philadelphia, coming In second TO the Column
| ba in 0ul. lHs. So 1t will be seen that tho
AnaOstan boys will have their hands iulI.
The AmalOstan crew is as follows: C. 4.
Brown, bow, li5 pounds; {. S. Maunder. No.
?, 100 pounds; ~ A. Campbell No. 3, l55
pounds F. W. Page, stroke liO pounds
average weight, $50 pounds.
This crew pulled together for the first time
on Monday last but notwithstanding that
| fact, are pulling magniiiccntly aud are Il very
fast crew. Brown, the bow, has not pulled for
two years, but more than makes up IN science
aud cOomcss what he lacks in practice, and l.
the best bow the AnalOstans ever had.
IT Is 10 uppOunl IH the Ia rit NJ
National Republican., 1878-07-06
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
THE DOG POUND.
From "Thc Country."l


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National Republican., 1878-07-06

The Knight, of this ancient order celebrated
the 4th OF July by delightful eutertaiumen Mt
given to their lady friends at Mr.. Locfiier's
City Gardens. The Sir Knights, under their
commander, Captain James Lawlor in full
uniform, made fiuc appearance az they took
position on the grounds. The military trap
pings ofthc officers in contrast with the bcauti.
iul toilets Of the young ladies', presented u
beautiful picture. 1t is due to the officers
aud their genial host, Mr.. Iociiier, TO state that
they spared no pains to make /: the entertain
ment OI the season, aud it il very gratifying to
know that among tho great crowd that visited
the grounds not one act transprCd to taruish
the memory of the ith Of July, 1878.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
Real Estutc IruusIrrs

A. s Taylor to H. :. Wcscott, for SO, 10; 2s,
square III; George Bauer, ct al, trustees, to J.
7. Wormlcy, for $50, sub.lot O. square lGl
ID. Eastwood to +, T.. Bruce, for 5000 sub.
division square G75; W. II Leo to l.. c, Bailey,
for T7UO lot lO6 Bculls addition TO George.
town q, +, Appleby Ct al, trustees to Ed
mund oamItck ct al, for 500, lot 100, square
623; L. j. steIlwugcu to J. S. Boss, for IS, lot
81, square 216.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
Rifle Match,

The bronze badge presented by the National
Rino Association for an individual contest Of
the members Of the Columbia Rife Association
Of this city will be shot for at the Benning's
Range on Wednesday next, the 10th instant,
beginning at eleven O'Clock. II Is understood
that fvo Of tho old members Of the club and
ono Of the new ones will ent,r for this match
viz, Bell, Burnside, Harkness, Laird, Laurit-
zen, and Particle. The match will be over
800. 900, and 1000 yard ranges, fifteen shots at
each distance, the highest aggregate score for
the day to win the badge.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
lihnl SuII Nh. 2

Messrs. Riddle, Miller, and Padgett, as coun-
sci for George r. p. Britt, yesterday entered
suit against St!sOn lIutchins, of the Post. for
libel and $1,000 damages This is compan.
ion suit to the Que filed by Miss Julia A.
Simmons, aud grows out Of the publication of
the false aud scandulous article regarding
their improper conduct rs members of the
Twelfth Street VI. L. Church, aud from which
II is stated they were expelled
National Republican., 1878-07-06
B.ISE-B.ILL.
The National Wins Victory Over the PhiIa.
d"lphia Nine.

The Defiance club, of Philadelphia, visited
Washington yesterday, for the purpose of taking
the National into camp, but were forced to keep
company with the other Quaker Cityitcs I"
who have visited our city on two pre-. Gus oc-
c'tsions. The " Reds appeared to have no diff
fculty In batting Reynolds, but did not make
a very good showing IN the infcld. as errors of
the most gIaring kind were frequent But
seven innings were played, the figures being II
to in favor Of the local representatives. The
following summary explains itself:
National Republican., 1878-07-06
The Board of Health,

The Board of Health held meeting last
evening, all the members present. The only
work done was the reading aud approval of a
schedule of the property of the board to be
turncd over to their successors or the property.
clerk Of the District. After reading of this
list they went into executive session.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
Reductions Upou Tax nils,

For the convenience of the business commu'
nifty and taxpayers residing in Georgetown
Mr.. William Dickson has established agencies
with Messrs. Mari q Byrnc, the wclI.known
real estate agents 6O5 Seventh street, above
+, and with Mr.. William J. Carol, 20. ~
Bridge street, Georgetown, where all iax.pay.
ers desiring TO secure reductions upon their
special improvement tax bills, whether paid or
unpaid, eau file their claims See his an
nounccmeut in our advertising columns.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
New Advertisements,

Good country board.
Negctine far paralysis.
Wanted-small house.
Basc ball-DcGance vs.. National.
Classical and Commercial High school, Lawrence.
vile, n. J.
Colden's Licbigs Liquid Extract Of Beef and
Tonic lnvigUmtOr.
Propo'ais for coal for Government Hospital for
tie Insane.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
n.2i AArAcA CoArs. EIscman's, seventh aud L
peFnlits to Marry,

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
licenses 70 the following applicants:
Creed Lewis and Julia Johnson.
Charles wilkins and Cora f. Brown.
Isaac Alexander aud Sslle Crockett.
Joseph BOwser aud Eliza NJ. Grinind.
Theodore +. Leland and RUsanna Curren.
John Barron, of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Fannie ii. Elton, of Bladensburg, Md.
James Fincey, Of Alexandra, Va, and
Fannie Daniels, Of Fairfax County, Va.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
Total.....lll?Mlln D Tatnl..... 4 s2l lh 10

The Defiance club, not being satisfied with
with their game with the National yesterday,
will cudcavOr to regain their lost laurrls this
afternoon at half past four o'clock. Both mines
arc eager for the fray, aud hard work Is cut
out for the contestants this afternoon Chari-
OTIS will leave corner of Ninth street aud Penn.
sylvamia avenue, and Fifteenth street and New
York avenue, commencing at three o'clock at
intervals of fifteen minutes.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Observation-Disclosures, 4 indianapolis, 3.
Ten innings.
National Republican., 1878-07-06

A service and unvcling of a tablet In mem.
ory of the late General l.. II. Pclouze will be
held at All Souls Church, Fourteenth and l.
streets, at eleven o'clock tomorrow morning.
Colonel II. C. SymOnds, of Sing Sing, New
York, will deliver the memorial address
National Republican., 1878-07-06

REDUCED rates to parties remaining one week or
longer. Season lsIsopcns June 10 stockton Hotel,
Cape May. n. J. tSoTE.-We take great pleasure IN
informing our patrons that new passenger elcva
tor and electric bells lin every roou) have been
added to the hotel. CHAELrs DufFY
(of Continental Hotel. Philadelphia
Proprietor and General Manager.
National Republican., 1878-07-06
GEORG ETOUy NEUS.
RIVER FRONT.


Arrivcd-SchOOncrs John Hancock Boston
f. C. Knight, jr,, Huntley, Philadelphia.
Clcarcd-Schooncrs Mary L. Fencrwick,
Richard, Salem, with 333 tons of coal; Oliver
Amcs, Eastern port, with 5l5 tons of coal.
CANAL AFFAIRS.
Arrived-BOI;s Wi!liamsport, W. jackson,
Matte c., J. W. Turner, Regulus, J. II. Sny-
der, J. II. Houck, n. S. Dixon Carrie ", J.
T. James, Star No. L., VI. A. Brady, William
Foley, duncan Sinclair, J. r. Coulter, F. l..
Mo-rc baltimore, James and Willie, Addc
and George, J. c. Lynn, d. L. Taylor, Samuel
Lloyd. Rudaph Herr, II. l.. Cross, Exchange,
Arthur Lowell, J. II. Ray, b. F. Price, NJ. D.
Corsc, George A. Pcarro William Borden Pat
tie Dunlap, Susan Charles. George r. Gar
trel J. K. PARCEL, and J. T. Scrivcncr.
Clcared-Boats Z. W. Brcnglo, William
Foley, Rcchabite, Nellie, Adam Nurrie, W. Ir-
wing, Clara Charles Rubb, Emma, Morning
Sun, George Hughes, q. W. McArelI, +. ii.
Irwin, +. Bowers, J. x. PcrrclI John Il. Ray,
Augustus McAlistcr, Tonuiie aud Nellie
Samuel Furry. Matte {, A. Is. b lin, l.. q.
Stanhopc, B. +. Price. William l.. Bell. J. r.
james, J. X. Cruzen, V. L. SpriGgs, Lille, En-
change, G. A. Parrc, Star No. |, " T.. Tice, J. W.
Turner, Randolph lltrr, A. +. Gor:nau, 4. Low
ell, Captain J. K. Master, Johnnie, NJ. A. Brady,
=. Dunlap, Susan Charles, ID. A. Scarle q.
Gartrell, A. L. Gross, Lucinda II. J. Kuach,
J. II. Darby, and John L?cch.
A MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE.
On the evening Of the ith inst. Major james
t. Bailey left Georgetown to attend picnic,
aud not having been seen or heard from since,
his family and friends are very much con-
cerncl us to his welfare, aud it Is feared that
he has been fouly dealt with Any iuforma-
ton concerning him will be gratefully received
at No. Is Water street.
GEORTETOwN pARiGRAPHl
Mrs. J. J. Fisher, residing at No Isl Bridge
street, was struck in the head by Union tor
pcdo last Thursday night. Her head comb was
broken and driven into her head. but the tor
pcdO fortunately did not explode. DR.. Richie
was called in and rendered surgical aid, and
expressed 1t Us his opinion that II the torpedo
had been thrown by a full-grown person the
skull would have probably been fractured
About hHf-pmst ten o'clock on the night of
the Fourth fire was discovered on the roof of a
house on sixth street, between Market and
Frederick streets, occupied by colored
woman named Carter. Mr. William Sinclair,
u neighbOr, climbed upon the roof aud extin.
gushcd the flames. No alarm was turned in.
! The Analostan and West End clubs played
a game yesterday, which resulted in u score of
8 to s in favor OF the Wcs, Euds.
REDUCTION Of prices on ai woolels. Escman
National Republican., 1878-07-06
DROPoSALs FOR COAL.

~
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
MAN WASHISGTpS, u. C., July 4, ISIS
Sealed proposals are Invited until noon Of MON
DAY, July y, iSIs, when they Will be Opene al the
hospital, In the presence Of such bidders choose TO
attend, to furnish the hospital iiftecn hundred S0l
tons, OF .,2iO pounds EACH Of best run Of mine, bu-
mnOus. or Cumberland Coal aud four hundred (iQ)
to he delivered In boats alOngsidc OF the hospital
wharf or IN cars upon the wharf, the delivery To
mrncc within seven "a days niter the acceptance Of
any proposal and 10 lie continued at the rute Of not
less han four hundred 600 tons week until The
whole quantity advertised for y delivered. The Coal
will be received In strict accordance with the act of
Congress approved July !, lGn Payments OF Linety
per cent. OF the amount due fJr coal cc,ved each
week viii he made and the ten UU) per cent. with
held VIII he pad when the null quantity Of coal
gagged To be delivered IN accordance with this aiver-
tlsement Ia re teved No offer to furnish coal ~ above
will he considered unlc's the true name Is given In
the offer by which the coal the bidder proposes to
by regular dealer or miner and the successful ti-
der must furnish the exact quantity aud description
OF coal that he nRrres to furnish Offers will be
celyed from the same person or company TO furnish
either BumnOuS or Anthracite Coal alone. or bO:h
kinds of coal lids will bc considered Liuding tor
distinctly reserved to reject a or any o. the Oti0rs
made, f In the judgment OF the superintendent the
W. W. GoDDING.
jySSTuThSSM5t Superintendent.
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL HIGH
y SCHOOL. LAWRENCENILLE, n. j., REV. s.
Board school, whore boys are prepared tor college
or business send for u catalogue containing terms
referencfs, &c. This Is u favorable time to enter.
Jyc-S'rulhlm
National Republican., 1878-07-06
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Things that Occurred About Town
Yesterday.

Another Libel Suit Against the "Post'-
Shocking brutality to q Chiid-Bonds
Given by Justices and Constabies-In-
vestigation at Columbia Hospital
Meeting of the Board Of Health
District Building Notes.