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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

THB wAsHINdToS CRY SAyINGs RANK,
corner Seventh street and Loulslanh avenue,
Is open from $3.50 10 1850 every Saturday eve
ming, In addition 10 its regular banking hours.
Il pays interest on deposits, s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

TH IRrsH REPunI4cANa Of the First and Second
wards meet At Union Hall. Fourteenth street, 10
night, at O'Clock. on.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

The LARsEsT AND BEST SELECTION Of Neck
Ties Bows aud Soarfs for the summer season,
Just received at FRANC q GoLDMkH's Popular
Gents Furnishing Goods store, No. 900 Sow
enth street, between d and =, and Marble
Hall, No. COZ Seventh street. opposite Patent
Ofice
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

wN DEAorr. representing tho house ~ John Wan,
amAkcr, of Philadelphia, has At hiA sAmpleParloru,
rus Pennsylvania avenue everything nov. and much
that Is attractive In tho Of gonuemcn's clo,hnE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

RatI,u-lasfle Ruv-ry DIrrtlna

Enthu-lastle Eurery Icctina.
Last night one Of the largest and most enthusiastic
meetinEs gee tf1aa 49, .dsae.ss al Natfau
O. Emery TOOK place At Island Hall T. q. Hne. esl.
(president) presided, and Mr.. George HolnSs acted
secretary MOI. "tH
There were al least seyoa hundred persons present.
aud tho first spcaker introduced Richard llanins
ton, e-q, Assistant District Attorney. Who made an
cloquout sadrpas In behalf Of the election 81 Mr..
Emery. and followed In q brief speech 10 A. n,
Williams, ESQ.,, pruihinent member Of tho Washing
ton bar In a similar strain.
Mr.. George W, Hatton Nss asst called. and Hads a.
usual an Interesting speech.
ALL IIastssia civvtis- OF Saod suDa antiAl
Board Of Aldermen and Board Of Common Oupnoil.
with Matthew q. Hrnssy Mayor, would eauas all Ia
cKolAi that those who inAugurated reform motoment
were right tApplauso.l And even oolored man
would Appand those who took the lead In the refona
tion Tor Tho oolorcd mans interest Identical with
the white man, WHISTLER Democrat OF Republican.
Mr.. George Holmes, Of the committee u conference
on tho part n this association, stated that the other
club proposed meeting for the nomination Of
candidates for Councils; which not agreed 70, aud
u was proposod that primary election DO held.
Mr.. A. Watson introduced resolution that a PIT.
man election for Aldermen and Oouncilmon BE- held
on Friday neIt, between the hours Of 8 a. and D.
NJ, and that sir Judges Of election be APpointed BY the
OhAir who will advortisc the time and PLACES 81 the
election.
me resolution wss debated at some leaEth and
finally adopted. |.#g Z
The meeting then adjourned with rJusRE cheer, for
Matthew q. Emery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

UoAtNEsDAnIR..-A young business man on seventh
street, near Pennsyvann asenue, and member q ~,
faus Laiheran Church, At cost Of some hundrcda Of
dollars 70 himself has thoroughly renovated Ard beau
tilted tho exterior Of that churchiy buildlns making II
Of the nestest q the city sach quiet gcnor.
osty deserves business success
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

T.v. NOoNAS, iAls q tho firm Of OHare NoohAn
has opened hrstolass plumbing and RaAttinE es.Ah
iishmont at tho CORNER Of Seventh and L utrectA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

SUIT AaAIRHT THE GAs C0NPAHY.-hE Allied
Hunter has brought suit against tho Washington Gas
light Canpsny tor turning Oh tie Fra frup his store
Damages have been laid in tho sum Of ti1, and tho
viii come up tur htaring before Justice Walter
on Monday ncEt,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

DEMONSTRATIONS IN INV SEVENTH wsRp. The FcEi..
tration In tho Seventh ward continued yeateday
rcsaltng IN total Of a. ~ Of whom white and
~ oorcd. Tho registration viii be concluded todAy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

JoHN NJ You've, Jr., corner Sixth street and touis
lana avenue, Il offering great Inducements To pur
chasc Of uArriaRes " which no has even kipdof style
Hnlah, and price. ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

Local BREyITIEs. john Fitzgerald an employee At
Wizards Hotel fell through thyEht at that cstab.
Isment yesterday, falling aboat twenty-five feet With,
out doing himself any serious damage Doctor Bliss
promptly attended 70 HE injuries.
On Thursday hr. ". q. Harrington on wager
wall ed fnom Weoksrs restaurant 10 the Great Falls
accomplishing the distance Of thlrty three mhea IN SIX
hours and hity,two minuteu. A good deal OF money
changed hands on tho result
During tho past week al62Lls tons Of coal were
shipped from Cumberland 10 Georgetown via esnAl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

REy. A, u. HAHHY viii preach Tomorrow al Metz.
croft Hall % tho UniyerEalst church Seats frss aad
al arc v0rdaIly invited,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

A RNRR CuANcEy-HArvoy Riley, o0rner n kiEh
tecnth and streets, oilers for aAe pair q stylish
young horses without defect tho ppperiy Of ARM
allicer relieved from dnty In this city. H.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21
MAss hIEETING N the FIRTn MAKD.

MASS MEETING IN THE FIFTH WARD.
mass meeting OF the citizens Of the nth safd vas
held last night at Blcifus' Hall, Capt A. b. Bruck
acting a. chairman and 8. II. Joaez, secretary
GoaaideFahls tliacusslnn occurred over a resolution
offered by Mr. Thomas, rcoorirnctiing Sanual Strung
a. a suitable candidate for Councilman from na Fifth
ward. during which IL aussrtsd that Mr.. Stron had
paid ior the hall Tor tho holding Of tho meating that
he aHatinE with Bowen, and would not get a cor
porurs guard Of votes. After lively debate, the reso
tuition Withdrawn. .....
J. p. d. Phelps said that many there would doubt
less remember that shot time ago a meeting wa
called Of the nth Ward IFiah Republican Cub, al
Witch John O'MsArA stated that the Irish nepubli
cans did not conalder q their meeting, but a mas.
meeting Of the citEens Of mat ward A COMMITTEES
appointed 10 ssoursA lAEHsF hall, and msetinr
subsequently called inviting all 10 attend whS
were sppossd 70 sayisa 0. Bowen. A. that meeting
proper committees wero Apponted, and an Rmep
club formed, II nov behooges ovory oti1en ID Thu
ward Who'll opposed TO Mayor Bowen 10 support and
cooperate with this Emory club.
This nooling tonight IL all ont q order Il va,
called BY irresponsible parties, and any pcommenda
ton which mag be made In regard TO special noplinA
tons would hAyo but little weight but though Tho
object Of this meeting TO create dslansion, there
enough good and true Emery hero 70 Hive II
positive character. aud let uA do u now.
Mr.. J. q. LAnEtfoe moved that the nesting vota tina
those assembled wii indorse the nominees Of the mas
| meeting which VII take place ThursdAy hoIt
which was carried uanimousyj after which a lang,
number who had not previoasly signed the Rmefy rolf
came forward and registered their names.
Tho meeting then adjourned
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

ENEHY ENrIruHAsN.-In every section Of tho civ
il obseTyabe Dle greatest enthusiasm for Matthew q.
Emery, and At many prominent points banners and
flags have been thrown TO the brooze bearing bis POP
ulAr name. Al the corner Of fOur.And.a -haI aud "
streets south, large American nag IL suspended also
at Virginia avenue aud Sixth streets, In honor OF
Mr. Emery, and In front Of uTeon's budding Ponn,
syyAna avenue, hetwoon Seventeenth and EiRhteonth
strscts h another American ensign upon which Il ON
blaloned the Of the peoples fayorito candidate,
" no section Of our city be seen ias In honor Of
Mayor Bowen.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

a GnEAf DmoQyGRTstFspr onNald d ne march Of
science and oonAtant aro Developments ior the uses
And blessings ofmankind M especially reioT 70 Tue
iondsFul dinnovery u Profapr Cdah ~ Nc Science Of
pharmaceutical As1nAnifostsd In the unDderWorkings
% his proparaion, the hllm ~ Lfs, We 90 not hear
d any disease whore II has led IN ia curative posefA
The testimonial oontAnod In the printed pamphlet are
from some Of the beet etlHenap thg sU' and thus
ineredulify Challenged Wills thp epd progress OF Tie
fame Of the IIis N nue. make v Wclo1e visitor a.
the sIe orvel Il l. On ale BY druggists and al
The proIosso.s ,issaat dspO, corner Of Nlth and IA
: etrootE
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-10

A CRUEL You've LADr.-A young
lady. who is Of a very nervous, cxcitablc
temperament. and who heard much of the
cruel treatment Of animals by railroad
employees and others while transporting
them to market. was one day visiting with
others ut the house Of a friend. when hap
pening to glance into the street she dis
covered wagon-load Of calves being
hauled toward the slaughter-house. When
nearly In front Of tho house one OF the
unfortunate calves managed TO leap from
the cart. when he WAS roughly seized by
the extremities by the cruel driver and
lifted unceremoniously In again. where
upon she. blazing with Indignation, cx-
claimed: Look! See that wretch! He
has got that calf right ny the ears and
tail; I wish had him in the same way ;
I'd let him know how good IL Is! Which
little speech brought the house down.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-10

A very pretty Oakland girl, not over
eighteen years Of age, brought suit for
breach Of promise against n young mer.
chant. who had changed his mind and
taken richer bride.
The trial came on. and the girls mother,
n fat, red-faccd old dame. was present
in the bar. to give moral effect to the re-
cital of her daughters wrongs.
The counsel for the plaintiff, in sum
moning up, dcscantcd Mt length and with
moving pathos upon the enormity of the
defendants guilt in creaping into the
bosom ofthis family (here the old lady
pinned her shawl closer.) and dcccivinS
and disappointing this fair girl!'
Here the venerable mother could con-
tain herself no longer, but with gushing
tears exciaimed:
He deceived us all. gentlemen! Ne
and all the rest-ms and all tho rcstH
The effect WAS magical, but not JUS
what tho old lady expected.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-10

An UNPLEASANT LiYx-Events are constant
ly happening In England to prove how much
darker Is the truth. In the matter Of trades
union outrsgcs. than any picture. Of u which
sven Mr.. Charles Reade can draw. Sheffield has
recently been the scene Of many Of these Incl
dents In the past; but now attention is callci
10 Manchester, by the case Of Mr.. johnson,
an extensive builder. Having chosen to disre-
gard the ukase Of the trades against the shap-
Ing Of building stones at the quarries, or the
use Of machine made bricks, MIR. johnson has
found his life in danger for twelve months.
His property has been fired; his servants have
LEFT him; his friends dare not come to his house,
his goodman dares not drive him home.
Mr.. Johnson's sleeping place Is profound
secret. On the night when he vrnturcd to at
tempt to remain In his own house in subar-
ban quarter. . violent explosion Of gunpowder
took place In his drawing. room, and only aoci-
dent prevented the whole house nom being blown
70 atoms. This Is the second city Of England
to-day; and the police seem quite unable to
AFFORD any protection. though the county officers
have informed Mr.. johnson that be can have Is
many guards ~ he chooses by paying eight
pence an hour for each man. This case Is made
especially aggravating BY the fact that the gen
tleman 20 persecuted has been constant in his
endeavon 10 better the condition Of the work
ingmm. and IN attempts 10 elevate him socially,
politically and morally.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-10

WASH roa nm-Iti ID probably little late
10 wash trees with view 10 the destruction of
insects, yet Il Is never too late to do good, and
washing the trunks Of trees with proper mix
turs win not only kill insects. but Il WI aid
greatly TO the health Of the tree. For wish
We have already recommended whale oil soap.
which We have found 10 be an excellent applica-
ton, seeming 10 combine al the ingrciients dis
tasteful 10 insect life. Recently petroleum and
common soft soap. In the proportion Of pint
Of the former 10 gallon and . half Of the bat
Der. ID considerably used. We have no doubt
this win answer, and Il Is In some respects SINH
lar 30 the other. We also see recommended the
old application made Of sulphur. tobacco and
lime. mixed with water, but We like the other
better. A scnping and scrubbing ofthc trunks
Of tres, say twice s-ysar, viii exercise Q WON
dsrfsl influence upon The health and productive
nes Of the treoA
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-10
MY LIFE.

NV life Is like . stroll upon the beach,
As near the oceans edge as can got
NV tar,iy steps is waves sometimes o'erreach,
Sometimes stay 10 let them overflow.
NV sole employment tits, and scrupulous caro-
70 set my gains beyond the reach OF tides,
Zach smoother pebble and each she'll moro care,
Which ocean kindly 10 my hand conddes.
I have but few companions on the shore,
They scoru the strand who sail upon the sea,
Yet on think the ocean they've sailed DER,
Il deeper known upon the strand 10 me.
The middle sea contains no crimson dulse,
Its deeper waves cast mp no pearls - view,
Along the shore my hand 10 on It's pulse,
And converse with many shipwrecked crew.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-10
JOINT RESOLUTION expressing the sympathy 81
Congress al the death Of Major General George IL.

JOINT RESOLUTION expressing the sympathy 81
Congress at the death Of Major General George III.
Thomas,
Ne enacted ~ LAs Senate and House ~ Representa-
tire. 81 ths Usifsd States Of Isrtca IN CoHgress
seablcd, That the Senate and House Of Represents
yes have heard with deep regret OF the sudden de.
cease Of Msor General George III. Thomas, endeared
a. the country by series OF unbroke, patriotic SER
vices during period OF thirty years.
SEC. q. Aad BE- % turthsr reso.red That his distn-
eused career in the defence OF his country against
foreign and domestic enemies, his never-alteng faith
and real IN the maintenance of the Union and the In
tcyry Of the government and his stern execution of
every trust connde Ia him, constitute record In life
made memorable IN death.
SyC q tsd ~ nrihsr resolved, Thai the President
az the senate and the Speaker Of the House hereby
authorized To make such in connection
with his obselues will attest the sympathy OF Con-
grcss nc this national bereavement.
Approved, April 5, lSsO.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-10
VI THE LApIIs The celebrated DIR. L

ITO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. L.
Il DIX particularly invites Ill IAiIes Who per Ned
coi or Surgical adviser 10 call d hk Rooms, ~ Epdeot
str-~t, Boston, Mass which they VII hsi arranged DC
their special scccsnmoiatoa
DIR. DIX having devceed over twenty yean 10 thss
brah the % Ill dis-ases peculiar 90 nals,
Il ID nav cooce by sn, (b In this coonuy nd Euroys)
that he exceh oil othes known rvAetiuoers IN ths sa,
sp-edy and eectuai treatment 81 IN kmae complaints.
Ills medicines ere pr.rsr with the esprvss purps~s Of
removing all dircases such debility, weakness usnatu
rai supprrssos, ensrrcmeas ~ The womb abo al dis
charges which Gov run moshk stst<of the biond The
Doctor IL no~ fully prrparcd trest In HE cuar syls
both u-slly ami sacaIy all dis-ases u The female
sex and they are RESPECTFULLY invtal 70 call II
No. ~ Endicott street, Boston,
All letters requiring advics nst contain one dollar 10
insure answer.
Boslon, Jan. I, 1870.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-10
DODD'S NERVINE

Il PURE TONIC-hamoniscs perfectly with The
NERVE PIBRE-gtvrs incrresssi energy ~ the
stomach LAYER bowels and other visern-and Sup
piles PRiSII LIFE Cor the wSte that q constantly
taking place. Hopcratrs scothinEly.ss ~ plea,
GIsOD QUESTION, which II promotes, rcstores Tho
sfiIctsd 10 souDd health of tsiy aud quietncss of
mind, II Contains no opium, strychnine, tso cften
usesi for nervous complaints) and 10 wholly ffve
MN any delsterious drugs whatever. TONS of
thousands are testifying to IL curative power.
Por sais by al Druggists. Price ONE DOLLAR.
iWSl ....
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-10
Dissolution Of Oopsrtnsrship.

no eopsrtssrship hsessOfor. existing under III.
arm name of Drsv KiiSors h this day dissolved
dsbes 70 and Against The nrm.
Al bills must y settled BY The twentieth Of June
% thsy VIII b Ian with IN attorney ior collection.
- frI# OLIVES ID. DREw.
3wo JARVIS n. kiLGoRR.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-10


A Paris lawyer lately caught the small por
Of his inamorata She having pitted him.
married him.
The difference between girl and night
eap-one b born 70 wed. and the other worn W
bed.
A Cincinnati horss ran over . boy recently,
but. according TO the papers, mo o0oes "e's
broken except his skull.
Ther, vouh have been Q serious disagreement
between two washingtou bar-keepers day or
two ago. but for one shooting the other dead.
ellis soul instantly dropped ib humanity"
sys Western paper Of the victim Of . shooting
match. Whether IL killed him or not Is not
stated.
An old man Of "a, In Missouri. was 80 fearful
Of being robbed, that he burned bis money, shot
his vile and then blew his head OF, few days
ago.
A resident Of New Albany, Ind. who has
lost three wives by death and two BY elopenent.
has just entered upon his sixth attempt at we'd
ei blis.
A festive youth Of 70. In Pennsylvania. for
saking his blooming bride Of 70, has philander-
81 with widow Of As. and the old folks are
shocked.
-Four e1perimenters In . pew Illuminating
gas at San Francisco assembled the other eyen-
ing 10 test Il. Each left the room with . win
dow sash hung around his neck.
The Grsss Valley (CM) Union suggests that
the men who 20 about shooting people and then
plead insanity should be tried by crazy jury
that 10 insane enough to hang them.
General Starr Is not O shooting star, but
knowing that he would become . fixed star II
Canadians caught him, he disappeared in .
twinkling. II Was the best way he could
planit
Said an ambitious youth one day to LADY
"Don't you think had better dye my nous
tache i'' caressing the infant prodigy. al
think II you let ii alone it'l lie ITSELF" said the
lady.
A San Francisco school teacher received the
following note from the ''ostensible" parent OF
one Of his pupils: 81 hope as to my John, you
win fog him just as o6n Is you kin. Hcas
bad boys John. Altho I've bin in the habit
Of teaching him myself, il seems to me he never
will larn anithing-his spelling Is outragcously
defshent Wallop him well. ser. and you will
receive my thanks. What accounts for JOHN
being such poor scholar Is that he Is my sun
BY my wife's fast husband
A little girl we wot Of. whose grandmother.
IN old. feeble woman, living with her parents,
had suddenly gone 10 the re wards Of an indus
trious. well-spent life, went into neighbor's
the next morning sfter the happening Of that
svent, and. with sorrowful countenance, said
to the lady Of the house, "wev'e got dead folks
in clubhouse. Mrs T." "Why. who's dead
thers," inquired the lady. "Oh. it's my
grandma, and she died 20 nddint. I'm 90
sorry. She hadn't got my new stockings more n
half DONE" and the little things grief broke
forth In fresh food Of tears ut the thought Of
the half finished stockings