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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-16
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

"GS westo CIRb-AIseIiRG Last Night.
Tic cx soldiers and sailors composing this club
met last evening at their rOOns, Olark's hall,
40 Ptnnsylvania avenue, n. b. Flthlan, presi.
dent, In the chair. The meeting was large and
enthusiastic one, and showed plainly that " the
boys IN blue" mean business on their proposed
trip to Plttsburg The committees on tho Grant
army hat, badges, music, quarters, &C., made
satisfactory reports, which were adopted.
A communication was received from the Ma
tIonal Veteran Union, In reply to a request OF
the club for tho union to Join In the cub,a escort
Of Hon. Simon Cameron, wherein tho Veteran
Union decline to participate with the club 10
consequences Of having other duties 10 perform.
The following named persons Wero appointed
an additional committee on decorations: Com
rades FeTree, Thomson and Barton.
Captain MichenOT, the corresponding score
ilOn with parties In Plttsburg with reference 10
furnishing accommodations for two hundred
men.
An additional committee on quarters To cO-opo-
rate with Captain Mlohenor was appointed, con.
ssting Of Captains Weaver, Thomson and
SWank.
PUBLICAN, was elected an honorary member Of
the club, and invited To accompany them as =
guest on tho proposed trip.
gsCOmTade W. J. WhaTtcnby stated that he had
entered into arrangements with General Harry
H. bingham, Of Philadelphia, for the 90 West
Club to meet tho National NetoTan Union and
the German Veteran Union, OF Philadelphia, at
Harrisburg to join in the escort to Senator
Cameron.
Judge Ollphant, Of PonnsylvaDia, was then
invited to- address the club relative 10 the Ego
West" trip.
The Judge stated that although not having
had the good fortune TO share the Joys and sOT.
rUws Of the tented held during the rebellion no
heartily approved Of this grand object Of reunit,
ing and mingling once again with each other,
In order TO further the election Of tho chief who
| led them on TO victory and their cOmTade In
arms, Den. John y. HartTanft 70 the highest
| position In tho kin Of tho commonwealth OF
| the Keystone State. The smoke Of tho various
manufactures Of PlttsburK, the peaceful clAnk
| Of the hammers, and the Whlrl Of the machinery
| Of the foundrios Of the Smoky City will be re-
hinder OF tho smoke Of battle In days gone by
! and all the paTaphernallN Of war, aud re
hinder 10 steadfAstly adhere TO the great les
sons and principles taught by the crushing o.
| tho rebellion. Tho Judge was loudly applauded
| during his interesting remarks.
The club then adjourned to meet on Thursday
! evening next at tho same place.
The committee on the "Grant army hat,
shortly after the adjournment made arrange
ments with the trm Of james Y. Davis l. Co. q
secure the hats VI that e5tnbli1hmOnt. The
members Of the club are requested to visit MT
Davis store and supply themselves with TIT
necessary head gear.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

" and iS.lnch sewers from X street 10 Massa.
rhusetis avenuei Parison concrete Sidewalk on
same from X TO Fourteenth street circle.
Union strset-urAdlng between n and o and
Foul. and. a halt and Sixth streets southwest.
Washington street-0fading and gravellng
between Fourth and Flfth and q and II streets
northwest,
Grading and cobblestono pavement In alleys
in squares Nos. al and 2ls; paving and gravell1s
alleys in squares IA and SIS; grading and cob.
hlestOne pavements, In alleys 10 squares Nos.
900, ga bisi s02 SoS, 500, $40 and b4i l2lneh Tile
sewer In alleys In squares 70 and 1T brick On
edge pavement In alleys 10 rear Of Franklin
school building.
FOTty.elEht-lnoh brick eeWer on Bridge street.
from Hook creek to Washington street; retain.
Ing walls on same from Rock creek 70 Green
street; fOOtWays, outbing, hagWays, l2lnoh SOW.
ers and water service on Montgomery, nom
Bridge to West street.
Grading Mount Pleasant and Pgmsroy streets;
cleaning bitches and repairs TO Queens chapel
rOadi gfaveling Of Hamllton's roaiii laying gut.
tiers on New Out road Prayellng Of sheriff road
bull street; grading aud constructing OF culvertI
on Bill shorter road; gravelinE and construct.
| ing oulveTts on AnhcOatla rUalj grading, gravel
Ing and making oulyeTts on blair read gravel
| trail avenue, grading, grayeling and building
! culyerts on Rock Greek Church Toadi cleaning
| cutters and repairs Of Plercob Mill rOadi oloan
| Ing CUTTERS and building oulVerts on COLUMBIA
road, eleaTlnE cutters and repairs TO SWari
| road; clearing CUTTERS aud repairs 70 Chape
| road, clearing cutters and repairs Of Rock CrUeh
| road grading, constructing culverN and layinp
! cutters on Hardwood road; clearing cutters and
repairs 10 LoughbOrO' foadi clearing gutter
( aud repairs to Belt road; lolnch tile pipe cul
verts on Livingston road, grading and calvert
on Lnnean Hill road; grayellng, stIaighleninY
Milling and cleaning CUTTERS on old Piney Brancl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
THE PREACHERS MEETING.

Rev james A. McCaRlsy COmBliuented.
Al the recent preachoT5' meeting held In this
city the following complimentary resolutions In
relation to Rev. James A. McCAuley were
passed:
Inasmueh as the Rev. JRmHs A. MeCAuley,
j. D., after having been preddlng elder Of the
Washington district for two yeaTs and half,
has accepted the position Of president Of Dick
insOn college, the session OF which begins this
week, the preachers meeting OF Washington
take great pleasure In adopting tho following
mlCuteE
l. That We place high value upon the char.
ncter and services Of DR.. MeCAuley. Those who
know him host will say this most strongly.
II. That We regret the severance OF his relA.
lions to us as presiding elder, because ho has
shown eminent fitness for the ONCE by bis OK
cellent judgment, good sense and Righteousness
In the supervision Of the District. The condition
OF our work, the harmony and acting OF the
WOtkmen and the confidence OF tho lalty are
proofs. Ito has been successful prehdlng
elder.
III. That We regret his removal because we
have grown attached 10 him for his gentlenees
and patience aud sympathy wit h Us all, and bis
modest, systematic and nrn Standardization In
our several quarterly conferences.
" That we wish him liberal success and
pleasant relations In his new neld, praying God
TO bless him and preserve his health and prosper
the college,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

AnalOstan Island was the scene last night Of
rich entertainment, the occasion being grand
complimentary hop and picnic by the Potomac
Boat Club 10 their friends The grounds we're
tastelully and brilliantly illuminated with OIL.
nese lanterns hung on wires strung thTOug hout
the grove Amid these lanterns, and near the
pavilion, the Marine Band was stationed, and
all through the evening there was constant
succession OF delightful Instrumental music.
DOnch's full string band occupied the orchestra
| and furnished tho dancing music The moor OF
the pavilion was crowded TO excess all the time,
| but Tor all that tho waltEes, galOps, and quad
rifles were greatly enjoyed. The company pres,
| ont was not only very large, but one TemarkaOle
| for ita tone and character, Everything passed
| vi pleasantly, and the executive oOmnitteo are
| entitled to the unbOunded praise they received,
In the matter Of personal grace and beauty
| Georgetown boro of the palm. y Il possible
that Georgetown has more decidedly handsome
women than Washington A stranger would
| surely DO led TO think 90 from the display last
| night N AnAlOstan island, There were many
| handsome women from Washington present,
| aud II Is a reporters opinion that with due no.
| tlee being given WashlngtOn Gao beat George
town In that matter, but Of course there Will DO
! a natural difference Of opinion, Philadelphia
! had beautiful representative there In black
. Hobbs, Of the Treasury, seemed 70 know hert
/ and he was considered lucky, but this u m I'm
| personal notice. There was an elective and
! lavish display OF fireworks, and II was mot until
after midnight that a we'll pleased and happy
company separated for th0lE homes,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
w IKaETO WV AFPAIRss

TINS MILLs along the cana, which depend
upon this water for motive power bnspepueu op-
efatiODs IN Consequence Of the low WaSsr'
The steamer 4. U. Knight arrived yes,I rday,
from New York, with general merchandise, Pnu
castings for the Georgetown Gas Company.
A HORsE Yesterday morning,
. horse attached 10 q cart backed of Of the tow
path At Waters wharf into the canal, but was
hnally rescued without any injury.
DEATH or AN EsTIMABLH LADY.-Miss vii.
lous TonEe, lady we'll known In thiS city, died
Monday At the residence Of her sister In Wash.
lngtOn. This lady belonged TO that role Of
English families who made this city their home
about n ny years ago,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04


he has any hAnkeriog tof boiled crow.
Mr.. James r. Young arrived In town yoster.
day morning.
Ccorye W. ALBANIA has roturned from his sum.
NOR min
II anv man lives A noi,s in A yally Il IL Mel.
villa n
w.. ..z, l., Az. A ,.,,,.,., nj.
""ls'u "aS 'or' b'Au" w '"o N""''''"" P'e-
uo.
our tlenl hley a; Shlnh va hmonE the
gaye.t OF the tht'hB NJ AhA'O''an iS'shu last
hlshI
Several bottles OF champagne were drank In
memory OF the father OF mis- country al Mount
vernon yesterday
The health Ofhcer Of this city tDr. T. S. Ncr.
di) has been appointed an examining SURGEON Of
the Pension bureau TOT the Dlsttlct OF Columbia
The work Of assessing property for the year
ending June 30, lSI3, will DO commenced In a
few days.
The 90 West club held a rouSlng meeting
at ClaTks hall last evening aud transacted q
large amount Of Important business.
Forty of the ox.soldIers and saIlors of the
navy yard arc going to PlttsburE with the 90
westsrs.
RepIstratIon will commence to-day in the Sew.
enth distTiot (Iititens shouId moi faII 10 regis.
ter
NJ s,,5do,. a., vho has ham .h,or, ri,
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Mnoh t no puy COME ualonlhk nVulc solno
PEOPLE VII have isss 70 say ABOUT sne present
I'iness " "oNory worthy M" r'sPco'Aoo P'O'
p"'
1t was voted by the pIcnicers last night that
Georgetown has some lovely and attractive
Pt3nsnaaSs; 10 Iast y Is po5lI.e pleasure OF
dafh night 70 walk uoHh hlBh street
Miss BEETLE Adams we'll and fayOrably known
IN Washington society, will be married at her
fathers residence tomorrow morning at eight
O'Clock. Happy Is the bride the sun shines
on"
Tho Good Samaritans, Of Richmond, Va, ac.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

some three weeks ago Miss Molllo Edwards,
having more money than discretion, thought
sho would Invest some Of her accumulated funds
In watches. 10 some way she came In contact
with three Germans, and having. faith In the
honesty OF these Teptoulo gentlemen, was In.
duced TO purchase OF them Two watches for the
sum OF $40. The watches were represented "a
be OF the best make and Of the finest gold, and
that II would be Impossible to sell them at 50
low nEure, but for the fact that no duty had
been paid on them, they having been sm1ggled
through the New York custom. house MOllle
her lett side, aud the Othor she presented 10 a
male friend as token Of lasting remembrance,
and went her way Blasting Of the great bargain
she had ELECTED. Time rolled on, Rnd MOlllo
soon discovered that her newly purchased
chTOnOmetsTs had ceased 10 record It's flight.
They were taken 10 leUelsT who pronounced
them not gold, but bride, and worth about 40
They are now at police heAdq quarters aud Mollie
Is now convinced that "Rll Is not gold that gilt.
tBTH.n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The yaehtmSn held q meeting last evening, at
the Seaside house, foot Of Eleventh gtTeet, for
the purpose Of getting up a second regatta. The
prize for nrstclA yachts was fixed At $50 for
the winning boat, aud SIS for the successful boat
In the second class. Tho day for the regatta has
not yet boon ABrood upon.
The following entries were made: First class
Dolphin, Maria and UuTleW. Second Glass
Fanny Bell j. T.. Given And Helen.
The course agreed upon IL from the Eleventh.
street wharf 70 a stake Float At Fort Washington
and return.
A tub race has also been arranged for tho same
day, whom much fun Is anticipated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04


At tho conclusion Of the Turner Fest on Mon,
day at the sohuetgen Park, the following award
Of prizes were made:
Albert Reesch, Of the Columbia Turn. Neroin OF
Washington, silver medal second, Clinton
Moore same society, pOrtfOllOi thlrl, George
other pupils Of the various societies also received
prizes.
Eight men FROM each organization were then
selected TO contend for the society prizes, the
nrat Of which were secured by the Social Demo
cratic Turn Verein Of baltimore.
For gymnastics In general the frst prIo was
awarded to Conrad kurI, Social Democratic,
gold medal second, Albert KnAbe, Columbia
Turn Nerein, silver medal; third, Henry Heyl,
Social Dom0cTatie,diplOma; fourth, J. MOehring
Baltimore Turn VSrein, an deliberately worked
belt.
Prize shooting for ladies then occupied the
attention OF the assemblage, AFTER which very
1eautiIul HTtath was presented 70 the Mar,
Romans.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

| The members Of the choir OF Trinity Up, T. !
church, corner Of Third and streets MOI Invest
having returned from their summer iaunts have
| gotten 10 work again, and will accompany tho
! organ sounds, commencing on sunday morning
| next Tho members Of the choir as organised
| for tho winter season, 10 as follows: Ofganlst
Mr. Chas. MoUaTteei Soprano Mrs. y. MUC4r.
| tee; o0ntTaltO, Mrs. II. r. Crosby; tenor, Mr..
| =. II. WithorOUi bassO, Mr., II, A. KOhr. The
above array speaks Tor itself, and will sing its
| own praises, the OTganist being we'll known In
| the profession, while tho names Of tho singers
are lAudably familiar not only to musical circles
| but 10 our entire community.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
VISIT
WAllAch's
Dollar Store,
tpl Pa. AV., below National Hotel.

UsETUL FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
THURsToE's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dontriheo In use. II keeps the Teeth olsA D
and white, and the gums sound and healthy,
Price rs and 10 cents.
JoUvHH's Inod0rous Kid Glove Cleaner Is lar
superior 10 anything known. Price 20 cents.
THonrsoN's Pomado Optims IL exquisite. It
softens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
Price rs and 80 cents.
All for sale By Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The Signal Once furnishes the following In.
teTeGtinE data In reference TO the late heated
term In this city; From the 10th Of July 10 the
18th Of August, Inclusive, there were forty.
eight days when the thermometer In Washing.
ton rose " 20 degrees or above, fourteen days
when v was at % degrees or above, and one day,
July 8, when II rose to lOl degrees; these tenn
peratures being indicated by u Thermometer
bully exposed 10 the air, but protected from the
sun or reflected heat. During the same period
Of time In the summer Of 1871 only twelve days
arc recorded with temperature 0, 90 degrees
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

We have on hand, lett over from last season,
900 vests, which sold at % 50 To 49, We shall
sell them At one halt the former price.
800 Business Goats.
$50 dress suits.
Fall OVerooatH, Talmas, etc.
All OF the above will be offered low to close
out the "Odds and ends" Of stock, 10 make room
for the largest stock ever seen in this District.
A. SAKB L 90,
lln hhYhnlh ElEenL-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

During tho past low days, while the dry
goods sale OF Llnsburg Brothers has been ia
pfOgFess, on Seventh street, the store has beer
Infested With a gang Ot young thieves, who
thought they had found the spot Tor d harvest
Yesterday morning Detectives hcDovitt, Me
lliresh and COOmbs went TO the stura aud ar
rested Frank Shorter Henry Gray, Mace Hall,
buxton Crosby and Robert WILLIAM, and thby
VofO committed to iail to await u hearing on
the charge OF thleyluE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The following Is the programme Of music that
will DO given by the Marine band at the Capitol
o'clock: "Grand Quick March" Wlsprschti
FeleCtiOns from "puTitAn'B Daughter" Balie;
New Wine, received from Boston yesterday,
thrst timel strauss; sounds from Home
Gung'l, "Wsst Point Academy Polka" Mos
cow "WOTld's Peace Jubilee POtpOuTTI," seFiO-
comic and operate, Boyer National Airs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The following was the range ofths Thermometer
yesterday At Hemplor'a Opticlan store, No, lbj
Pennsylvana avenue, corner Of Four.Rnd. h hall
street, .. ID, Ill 10 a. m, 10 u m, 7oi Up, U,
~; 4p, ~, Tbi 0p, ~, ~ ~, ~, ",
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

Two Cnsrs Of smallpox IIepar1ed-AotIsn
gu tho Report Of DF. BiIs,.

gu the Report Of DF. Bits.
Tho Board Of Health met Monday night at
their rooms, No. 1885 = street, tho president,
DR.. q. .. Cox, in tho chair and DR.. D. W. Bias
Mf. Msrbury from the committee on finance,
reported bills amounting TO t2lb; which were
The health Cfiieor reported two new cases Of
smallpox during the past three days
The president, nom the committee Of tho
Dr. n. W. Bliss, offered At the last meeting,
submitted the following report which was
adopted:
Tho committee Of the whole report that .,
much OF the proposition looking 10 a reorRaniEA.
tion Of the board as refers 10 the appointment Of
n health ofcer DO laid on tho table Tor the pres.
emit that the place Of one moat Inspector be- va.
Gated by dropping one from the rolls; that an
extra clerk DO appointed 10 the health officer,
aud that the present messenger be dropped
from the rolls and another appointed who can
Dr. BIiss, from tho sanitary police committee,
submitted the following report, which was
adopted
The sanitary police committee would respect.
fully recommend that william ID. Mack bs ap.
pointed as additional clerk TO the health officer
at a salary Of tl,OOo per annumi that Thomas
A. Mitchell, messenger to the board, be dropped
IRON the rolls, and I. J, Davis be appointed TO
oil the vacancy, and he 10 perform clerical duty
while not engaged In his duty as messenger
that WIN. II. Craig, meat Inspector, bo dropped
from the rolls, his services not being required.
They further recommend that the resignation
Of Mr.. T. y. GAtoholl, rs superintendent Vi
pounds, Sc, be not accepted.
The report Of the oOrOner for tho month Of
August was received and ordered 10 DO MED.
DR.. COX offered the following, which was
adopted
RsSOlpsd BY the Board Of Health, That IN dis
pensing with the services Of Mr.. Thomas A,
Mitchell ~ messenger TO the board we desire IA
express our appreciation OF the fidelity and gen,
uemanly bearing he has always exhibited 10 hlI
oflcial relations during the past fourteen
months, and that In consideration Of his faith
tul services he be allowed leave Of absence fci
Adjourned.
4 special meeting Of the board was held last
night TO take Into consideration the appointment
In his stead.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
CITY ITEMS.
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OP KENTUCKY
second Grand Gift concert,
DAY OF THE DRAWING FIXED,
No PO.tpon,m mt from S,pteu Der %

To the Public
The trustees Of the PublIo Library Of Ken.
lucky being satisfied from the large sails Of tick
cts already made, and tho daily Increasing dc.
mand for them, that there will be no occasion
for POstponlng the second drawing In tho gin
concert In aid Of the public library Of Kentucky,
have Instructed me, as their agent and manager
Of tho gin concert, To say to the public and tick
et-holdors that tho drawing will positively take
place on September 18th proK., Ind will not be
postponed. An active demand for tickets cOiuCs
from every state and Territory Of the United
States, and from tho UAnRdas, giving assurance
TO tho trustees that no circumstances can pro.
won't drawing at the appointed time.
A suficlsnt clerical force Is engaged TO keep
up with the orders fer tickets and IN order that
this once may be relieved Of the Immense pres
sure incident 10 the business Tor the week or
two Immediately preceding tho drawing, agents
especially, and those DESTROYS Of procuring
tickets, are requested to send in their orders
Immediately, as sales will have 10 be clOJolIn
time to make the nee lssAry preparations tor
the drawing. It Il the wish Of the management
10 MI every order for ticket, as we'll rs u sell
all the Tickets but those who apply nrst must
nrst DO supplied; aud, II those who put oil buy
ing until sales arc closed, have their money re.
turned; instead Of the tickets ordered, Us In the
irst gin concert In December last, when thou
sands Of dollars that came too late were sent
back, they will have none to blame bat thOm.
selves. THos. L BRANLErTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, KY., AugaAi ~, IsTA
Branch oifee oOg Broadway, New York, IN
charge Of Major Thomas II. Hays.
ENGLISH woRsTED COATINOs, in Double
Breast OutaWAys, with Vests to match. New
styles Cashmere Pantaloons.
MOAN WALKER Il Co,
oil PennsylvAniA avenue.
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS,
Great variety.
A. STRAUs,
lOll Pa. ave, three doors east Of Eleventh 1t.
A. NJ. TUBAAN, II3 Ninth street. IL selling
wall paper, window shades, 80, cheaper than
any one In the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
IN THE ARENA

VIII DO Introduced ths following unei'mpiea
D., .,.G .
tcNtc' ana Symhhsihc
TaIents
Tho Gr.,t ana Ird,D,i,,bIo
ROREHT STICKSEY.
The Preferred Rider Of tho Part, HIpo-itp aud tn
ChAmpion hofs0Tan OF 'h' "o'h
GEORGE NJ. KELLEY,
The champion LeapaT.
JOHN WILSON,
Ths Great PouT.hor.s Rider
MASTER n. Robbins,
The DAshng som0rsAnlt Kquesuiln.
MA. GEORGE SIOMAE,
Inc p'"HS SOl,. , n@'l'sa" no,''n,a '"o TRAINER
The wild and DashipE Preventative Of bareback
u,ussHAns1ip And HuTdle n apinE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

The board OF registration were In session In
the sixth district yesterday, and enrolled the
names OF 5O2 voters, II which number 81 were
white and 27b C9lgTgl