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the victims OF the lnundatlOn IN Italy. A
terrible ARRAY is reported in Georgia, pis-
tolls and knives were freely used and 60 or
70 shots were fired. A rich silver vein is
said to have been discovered on the North
shore Of Lake Superior in Michigan.
November 22nd
A pamphlet advocating the abolition OF
the upper chamber has been allowed to be
published in Der in. About two hundred
families from Alsace and Lorraine have
crossed the Atlantic intending to settle il
Virginia and il prosperous are to be fol-
lowed by fifteen hundred more families.
Troubles still reported between the white
and coloured men in Arkansas. Mr. Roe
buck intends to offer himself again as q
member for Sheffield as soon as there is a va
cancy. A question between England and
Portugal has been referred TO Thiera for
arbitration. The Paris Temps euIocizes
the disposition shown by England to have
difficulties ad justed in that way. An Ing
fish capitalist has purchased "a square
miles OF territory in Kansas to be laid out
in Farms and a new city to be built with
the name OF Victoria. California needs
100 ships to move the There
has been q terrific storm on the Irish,
English and German coasts. Priace Bis
marx reported seriously i'll. The British
brigantine Curacao, out S days from Gu
r4cao, put into Port Royal, Jamaica, in
distress.
November 23rd.
The London Economist is of opinion
that the decision Of the Emperor OF Ger
many respecting the Island of San Juan is
fair and reasonable and adds that Lord
Aberdeen was evidently Uniformed in re-
gard to the Geography Of the case but mat
his chief object seemed to be to secure
Vancouvrr's Island to England which has
been done. Lord Granville, in his speech
at the Lord Mayors dinner, said the i'm
portauce Of the subject had been eXaggerat-
ed. The annual consumption Of sugar IN
England is 40 lbs. per head, in France Is.
The other countries of Europe do not use
much. An artist has been sent out to
Pekin by the illustrated London News to
obtain Illustrations of the festivities con-
nccted with the marriage of the Emperor
of China. The English post Office is going
to establish siXpenny kilograms all over the
country. The Jews of Europe are con
tempIating the formation Of an immense
colony in the United States.
, 1872-11-27

have been sent from London to succor
the victims Of the inundation in Italy. A
terrible ARRAY is reported in Georgia, pis-
tolls and knives were freely used and 60 or
70 shots were fired. A rich silver vein is
said to have been discovered on the North
shore Of Lake Superior in Michigan.
, 1872-11-27

New York.-Gold 1889. Sterling 81 p. c.
Flour $6b to 81 Pork $I54. Meal S33 a
$38. Crystals Sugar 10Sc.
London.-Sugars Crystals, Sos. Muscova-
do 25s. Cd. Clayed Havana, d. S., 28s. Cd q
29s. Demerara Rum Is. 10d. Trinidad Cocoa
sos. Rentes 52&. Consols %. Bank of Eng
land rate, 7 p. c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11

Tomorrow evening the Barlll concert will be
given at MAFinl's hall Interest centres In hear
ing Alfredo Barin, tho young pianist the Lleder-
kranz duaFtette, Of Baltimore, and the violin
cellst, Mr.. Rudolph Green. Tickets are for sale
Al Elllsi and MetEerOttia zrlr....--r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11
HOARD OF HEALTH.


The Boarl Of Health held regular meeting
last night, the president, DR.. q. q, Cox, In the
chair, and DR.. ID. W, Bliss, secretary.
DIR. W. d. Stewart, physician on duty at the
health once for gratultOus vaccination, re-
ported thirty cases ~ having been performed by
him during the Tnst tour dnyA.H ~
The physicians To the poor reported I ,92I cases
Of vaccinations for the past week.
The treasurer presented the bill OF DR.. Martin
for vaccination points, amounting TO il,s01,
which was referred to the finance committee for
The SiiI Of Mr. A HalIor Cor horse hire, was
ordered to he paid. rs ."
The health oficeF reported sT4 nulsances, Of
which number a9t were Ahated, for the naat
week. lie also called the attention Of the board
20 tho poor quality OF ras furnished by tho gas
company, and recommended that the board take
some steps In the matter.
The health Oficer stated, In reference 10 the
communication Of IAN Indignant Citizen, which
has appeared In tho REPUBLICAN Of December 10,
that the health ofCeT received notice OF the fact
that q woman was lying dead with smallpox In
the rear OF Lieut.. Kellys station at l:5 O'Clock
Monday afternoon, and not before, and as one Of
the boards wagons Ia undergoing Tepalrs, there
was but one wagon TO attend to cases reported
before this, and 1t was impossible TO get the body
removed until yesterday morning.
An application for the position Of inspector
under the board was received from W. n. Jones
and placed on nle.
A letter was received from Gov. Cooke, ex-
pressing his willingness to accompany the board
on their visit 70 the Committee on Appropriations
The board, at O'Clock, adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS,
NOTICES or NEW ADvBRTIsRSrBNTs

NOTICES or NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
THREE adults want furnished rooma
Two coal carts and horses arc wanted.
Two rooms are wanted By gentleman and his
wife.
store.
an experienced drsss-makers arc wanted At
lockwood, Hufty TaJlorI
PHur A sotoNoNs' preparations for the holl.
days are nearly complete.
=rwo frame houses on NJ street, between III.
icenth and sixteenth, for sale.
AITR Incidence on | street, between Four
tccnth and Fifteenth, for sale.
BRICK HOUSE, on street, between Flfth and
sixth, for sale.
FoR SAFE, brick house on Fourteenth street,
between II and I.
A BRICK HOUSE, on Connecticut avenue, between
n and 1 streets, for sale.
HRIcE HOUSE on Fourteenth street, between
l. and Massachusetts avenue, for sale.
The Mount Uoreb Royal Arch Chapter, A. T,
and \. NJ, will he Instituted this evening.
RoBr II. GRAHAM has on hand a large assOrt.
meni of new and secondhand carriages.
MNrTNGtY \ WHEELER, auctloneers, will sell
on Thursday, December 10, at 800 o'clock, p. m ,
two elegant FRENCH,PROP. houses on X street, be,
tween Ninth aud Tenth.
Tue sale Ivy Latlmcr 4 Clcary, auctiOnoers, Of
valuable improved real estate on north X street
between Fifteenth aud Sixteenth west, Is post
pOned until December 10, At O'Clock, p. m.
LGTtNER A CLEARY will also sell on Tuesday,
tho 18th inst, at 70 O'Clock, IN, Alderney stool
horses, farming implements, &c., also on Thurs
day, 18Th inst, at 10 O'Clock, a, H., special lO
Of household furniture.
QUEEN a WILLIAMS, auutiOneer, will sell on
Tuesday, December Il, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, an at
tractlye lot OF toys; also on Thursday, December
10, at 3 O'Clock, p. m, buildings, steam engines
boilers, planning machines, &c; also on Tuesday
December -, at O'Clock, p. M, neat two-storl
brick dwelling on the east side Of Columbli
street, between ?, Q and Tenth.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Meeting Of the Trustees Last Might.
Tue Board OF Trustees Of Public schools met
last evening at the Franklin school building.
Tho Chair announced the following
COMMITTEE;
supplles-Messrs. pulln, Hart, woodward and
Text BoOEs--MsssrS. champlln, Mcclellan, HAr.
Ruiss-Messrs. Richards, Robinson, Dulln and
Tcscher-Messrs. Randolph, stuart, French
and Crook.
schools-Messrs. Woodward, Faust, Wilson
Gccounts-Messrs. Hart, Randolph, Wilson and
French.
Music-Mcssrs. Mcclellan, Stuart, Moore and
Legislature-Messrs. Scott, Crook, Faust and
instiutC-Messrs. Alice, Robinson, Richards
Annual Report-Mcssrs. Harris, Randolph, Al.
Ian and Murtagh.
Examination and Prizes - Mcssn. French,
Stuart Champlin and Mcclellan.
Gcrman Language - Messrs. Hart, DERRICK,
Scott and Crook.
SupcTintendent Wilson stated that before pre-
senting any communication he desired TO iuR.
gcst TO the board the appointment Of a special
committee to represent the interests OF tue pub
llc schools Of washington At inc Vienna expo
tlons uf the following persons for teachershipsi
Miss Kate =. Martin, King. and Queen county,
Va; Miss Mary &. Abbott, GAINESVILLE, ohio; Miss
.
cOrl, brooklyn, N. Y, and Miss y. uenoVloye
NJ. wilson also presented the following abb
REroErs FuR NOVEMBER.
Number OF pupils on tho rolls the last day Of
the month, 6,0t3; decrease for tho month, ia;
whole number o. pupils enrolled during nc
during the month, 1000; average number Of pn-
pills in daily attendance during the month, 0,I6l;
number Of vacant seats In tho First district vas;
second, gao; Third, ais; Fourth, 1885, Total, 1910.
Number OF applicants waiting admission In the
First district =; second, o.. Third, I; Fourth, D
Total, t6 Number Of schools In the ftrst dis
trict, 90; Second IS; Third, Se Fourth, %. Total
is9. Average number Of pupils In each school M
tho First district, $40; Second $40; Third, 4T.8;
Fourth, bLI. General average, ba,a Percentage
al; Third, ssS; Fourth, ga Average percentage,
92.b. Number Of cases Of tafdlness IN the Flrst
district las; Second, 25; Thipd, tsS; Fourth, 1853.
Total, ei9; Decrease for me month, & number
are Of hardness o. number Of cases OF corporal
punishment IN the First district, ~; Second, "a;
fhlrd, 7; Fourth, g. Total, %. Increase for the
FIRST district 5; second .; Third, Z; Fourth, a
Total %. Number OF pupils suspended n the
First district s second, u Third, q Fourth, u,
with books 10 the First district, Q; Second 1;
Third, o; Fourth, 1S Total, %. Number Of visits
q trustees IN the First datrict sot; second SsS;
Thir,l, is9; Fourth, 991 Total 200. Number OF
Mr. 4. II. Scott offered the following resOlu-
tiOn!
Resolved, That . special committee DO ar.
pointed, Of which tho superintendent shall be
chairman, to tako proper steps 70 have the school
system OF Washington properly represented at
the Vienna exposition, as suggested by the SUI
peflntendent.
the resolution was adopted, and the chair ap-
pointed on the committee Messn. Harris,
Richards, ChAmplln aud scott.
Mr.. Harris offered Aresolutlon, that the schools
be closed on Friday, January Q. Adopted.
Adjourned,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11
FIRES.


Yesterday morning, about Gas O'Clock, FIRE was
discovered In the Forrest house, corner OF New
Jersey avenue and d street northwest caused
by stove In one Of the rooms, which had been
insecurity put up, falling down, burning the en-.
tire length Of the moor. Onicers Murphy, Dlns-
more and stone, observing the IRE, broke open
the door and extinRuished the flames before the
arrival Ot the engineA Loss $50.
An alarm was turned In about 1910 O'Clock
from box II, OccasiOned by the burning OF two
frame shantes In an alley between o aud P and
South Capitol aud fOur-and-n-half streets, owned
by James Kelly, They were totally destroyed,
together with the household effects OF Julia
Jackson and Henry Coleman, colOred tenants.
The origin Of the hre Ia supposed 10 have been
from sparks from the chlmneJs, which fell on the
roof and were famed into name by the high
wind. The police and fire department were
promptly on hand, but too late 10 save the prUI,-
erty, as u harmed quite rapidly. A little child Of
Julia jackson, one Ot the occupants, succeeded
In getting out OF the house after the IRE was dis
covered without receiving any injury.
An alarm was turned In from boz Is, corner OF
New York Hvenue and F0ur-and-a-hAlf street,
caused by the burning Of a chimney Of a house
on Third street. near New YORK avenue. No
damage.
10 The afternoon about fifteen minutes past /
O'Clock an alarm was turned In from b0x 81,
corner Of Twenty-AlGth and q streets north west
caused by the burning Of some wood blocks al
Easily wharf, tho property Of Spragre a Co.
Loss tTining.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Coumrpdatlou Of the board Of PubIIc
walk No..
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EDliOh NEfUBiIOAN hAylhg IeAu ho Fopoh oi
the Board of Public WORKS In this mornings Is
sue. 1 cannot refrain from eXpressinR In some
,no,1,,. - .anrI,IaHnn ~ thsir bhhIs U,nrt
nuuh'' ny epPpNe'ANA w. N '4'S'T "N''
since organization.
have long been prOparty-hOlder anil Dam
crat. and nj The start violently opposed our hon.
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orou uo4N5 - thVpNtis SNlit SNpSnuts.'Yl
would involve the Distrlot 80 deeply IN oept ~
to bankrupt her citizens. Such ideas received
from reading MARKHAM napera Int AZ last deter
80, 81 80 ,,a,r si1as "a the ,nestInn and
" IeAu SVs'i =, ~ ,'a,,.a5 ~
Mhen ulu 30 anu nun uvselNeioh hOIsSu 49, " w
entirely changed anu an now "a W.. I,,s Nm, 10
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

Another large audience, HIabrv the Eeeny cold
atmosphere OF the streets, laughed in their COM
Portable seats last night at the National over the
successive inIbroJitOa with which absurl jealousy
aud singular oontrdsfhps brought the couple
living IN the blouse with Two Doors" In Wal
lacks drama. Portions Of this play are extremely
ludlcrOua, and the scenes and Acts pass IN such
uninterrupted smOOthness, readiness and accu-
facy that the dndle comes almost too soou 70 ex-
rialn and disentanglc all the mysteries and mis-
takes Of the situations, ...
the character OF Wyndham Otis II not worthy
the gifts Of man like Lester WRllAnk. IL u mot
pronounced enough or marked enough In salient
peouliarties 10 afford scope for the authors mag
hincent powers Of assumption. The nne malyn
strength, courage, and the n0nobaidnos OF gene
raj deineRnOT are the only WalacklAn chArncteT-
lstics presented The play Is witty aud amusing,
but the knowledge OF human nature, the easy
and unassumng force, the pleasant dOmesticty,
and the manner and pathOs OF changing fortunes
which make "RosedGle" even a delightful drama
remains a stronger proof VI the authors talent,
A. Claude MenOtte, as ChalcOtte, or Elliot Gray
Mr., WAllAcks admirers rush most 70 witness his
artistic PROJECTIONS. Elegant and graceful, easy
and strong, he assumes such manly roles as easily
as his vestnents Of character. - ...... =
Miss Rand and Miss UermOu are especially
bright and beautiful In the scenes OF GENITAL
maze ali the IntSfesst Possible out u their roles
The Theatre Comiquc.
A large audience was present at the Theatre
Cpmlque last evening, which, In common par
lance, gives "gOod SHOW The "Fteldlngs' N
their versatile performances are admirable
while their singing is excellenuy rendered
Madame zltella Il certainly a splendid Rymnnst
while the song and dance ballet Of Helene Smith
aud her beautiful female assistants y receives
with much favor. The minstrel performances
arc as well a. could be desired. r.|
Maestro BRFiips Concert.
Tomorrow evening the Barll concert will b
given at MArinls hall. Interest centres In hear
| ing Alfredo Baril, tho young pianist the Lieder
! kTanz guaFtette, Of Baltimore, and the violin
| oellst, Mr. Rudolph Green, Tickets are for salt
IT Ellis and hetGerOtps. .... TVrH-rr
George Macdonald.
This eminent scholar and author VIM deliyel
his lecture tonight on the "Life and Genius OIL
Robert Burns" At the Congregational "huroh
corner Tenth and q streets. This ia the only op
portnnlty the p6ople Of Washington win have o
! hearing this eminent man, Ills lecture II on
| subject ever new, and u win be handled Wit
unrlyAled skill Gen. Sherman will Introduce
NJ. Macdonald, .and c.slng,ng viii eRliStn N,
| occasion,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11

Yesterday morning the 6:l5 O'Clock local train
from Alexandria run over q cOlOred man named
VIM. Williams, at the corner OF Eleventh street
and Maryland avenue, badly crushing his right leg
employed by contractor In the upper part Of
the city, and lives In Alexandra, He was on his
way 10 work, and TO save the trouble Of walking
train while Il was In motion, and was thrown
under the wheels. His injuries were examined
by DR.. Fenwick, who expressed himself Of the
opinion that amputAtion was necessary; but the
man was DESTROYS OF having the operation per
formed at his house, and he was placed on board
the Tii5 train for Alexandria. The practice OF
leaplng on the train on Its uphill grade nj this
point has become quite frequent by lAborcrs, and
has been forbidden over and over again by the
conductor and others I'm charge OF trains.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11
PROF. uTYNDALL.
MS FIFTH LECTURE ON rIOH1.


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pefpre iarge and p,oat ipteiiigent apdlence
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11

The friends aud Advocates OF political economy
should not fail 10 b present at the Nineteenth
street Baptist church on Thursday evening next
December 10, to hear Miss Jackson deliver her
IeCuIre on the interesting subject OF Capital
upon the citizens Of the District Of ColuWbA, sire
being upon her native heath, having suffered In
early youth from tie Bhackles Of al9YeIy, and
through her own interchangeable eNertlOns, Being
a thorough student, the compilation VI matter
will not only be Interesting, bat the delivery,
Judging from the high opinion expressed by the
press OF the lady's power Of elOcntlOn, will add
materially TO the matter presented. Aside from
4 desire 10 hear the lady, tho object being good
One-fOT the bS0aht0 f tbe ChurUh--ws hope she
win Be greeted Via large audience.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11

Mr. Thomas Z. Lloyd CelebRted the fifteenth
anniversary OF his marriage last evening at his
handsome realdenCe, corner OF Z and Eleventh
streets. At O'Clock his guests sat down TO a
sumptuons supper. To the pleasures OF the table
was added the genuine hospitality and agreeable
ness OF the host and his accomplished lady, and
the guests spent most pleasant evening" IL
was remarked that II was one OF the most agree
able entertainments Of the season,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11
Assignee sale Of Boots and Shoes Of C.. y.
InI.....LI..- nAn anrnnLL .Lrn.t

This large and extensive assortment Of boots
and shoes must be sold by the list Of January TO
satisfy creditors. The assortment Il 40 COM
plete II Is useless TO describe 1t, comprising
everything In the way OF mems and boys boots
and shoes, from the finest grades to the heaviest
Ladies', misses and ulflldTenb shOes Of all styles
and qualities, including magnificent AssOrt-
mcnt Of the celebrated Burt. We desire To note
particularly the splendid line Of white and fancy
goods for lhdlea and misses, including white KID
aud satin button front and side lace boots and
slippers, and pink blue and gilt button boots aud
Ellppers. Also, large assortment Of ladies'
Newport ties and slips,
These goods viii positively be sold at and he
low cost The stock of children and Infants
shoes Is very large and complete In every paTtiC-
ulaT, oomprsing all kinds and cOlOTs. This en-
tire stock Is the bestseected assortment Of shoes
ever offered 10 the citizens Of Washington, and
must DO sold at or below cost by the tst day Of
January, 1873, to satisfy creditors.
% SAMUEL GAS, Assignee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11

The fair Of Liberty Lodge, No. Q, on Capitol
Hill, will be continued every evening during the
week, and promises TO no = success.
Grand Chancellor Cayls continues the OfiiClal
valuations TO the subordinate lodges Of this jurs-
dlotlOn, as follows: Mount Vernon, No. ., Wgdnes-
day evening, December u; Harmony, No, 81,
December 49, Equal, No. II, Monday, December
10; Golden Rule, No. 10, Wednesday evening,
December 49, Webster, No. I, Thursday evening,
December 10; Reliance, No, ~, Thursday even.
inR, January L Decatur, No. ., Wednesday even
inu January n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11

This Is an organization Of our Catholic fellow
citizens, organized a few months ago for the
purpose Of aiding each other through life by all
honorable means, and providing fund for the
benefit Of the widow, orphans, heirs, assignee or
legatee OF deceased member II has large
membership and Is increasing steadily In NUM-
berH at every meeting, At meeting held In
the schOOl-rOOm OF the Immaculate Conception
church last Monday evening the following gen
tlemen were elected Oniceu for the ensuing year:
President, Rev. l., v, Mccarthy; vice president,
jos. H. Cassln; secretary, q. W. Mullaly; tire as
urer, Theodore SheCkel; executive commit tee,
Major John O'DwyeT, Jas, White, Jas, Graham,
o. L. Clark, Geo. A. O'Hlfe, Eugene Mccarthy,
Francis i, WeRgemAn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

THB navigation on ne Chesapeake and ONO
canal and the Potomac river hai been seriously
Interrupted by the cold snap.
.AHHlyID. Steamer New YORK, from Phlladei-
pRla with 4 cargo Of iron-nlllng for the Board
Of Public WORKS.
THE GRAM MARKEr.-The offerings on Change
Yesterday were 1,1s0 bushels Of prime to choice
rel Wheat. which sold at q 90 10 ii.0eh.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11

Mr.. EDtToHi wiz you allOw,a subscriber " call
the attention Of the city post once department
to the late delivery by tho carriers Of letters
which arrive BY thc early morning trAnsG IL V II
O'Clock is as early a. the delivery Is made IN q
central part Of K street, the remedy Is within
the control OF the Department., and Il Is justly
responsible for the unnecessary delay.