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NuB Mri;ord.

San 6ranjtsco, 81. SUM. : 8dter 6. &
Sagoen BON ArIpna ucrIies Camp YtcOopeu am 24.
Wtai nit elmer GeielGaft pon pier 4msritanern uno
Drei Nteranern um Die gegeno res Salt Rioer gu ers
forben. sic batteu 4ebsnsmitte fiir adt Sa9e, uuo
bat ieitOem 9its mebr Don oeuieben geb6rt, unO
man furdtet oaS ibnen bic ApaaesSnotGner ben GGra
ma np,nnhf hnhstt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
SIR 9nmiiieuz zsSdbarbetteu

Ia feline MaiGus be,ier, oils Die Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch, ba fie oGusrbGIt urb einiad it, nt le6 be=
itdcist miro uuO irscno stusr Der tReursn Va&inen
sIeibfourRt.
Ge totst Don $25 bis $50 uub piro auf tiinf Sabre
aarantirt. Spbu &. Butler, @cneral<a9ent,
6sr. 8, Rprez GbariesHrax
(Sft21,1SO 5tuelte Stage.
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SNtcbttae SSacDrtbt!

SD babe ale arten ssbraudter Rdbmai9insn, nil
A. q. Bfees'itbe, Sinssr'ibe, oops'ide, empire
qesftone II. t. p 70 gut, uis neu, BON sl6 autudrt:
pordtbis, obsr neue, penn porssiosen, oost oerWts
The oieielbsu Su So pro Nonat.
SamesG Garter,
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Sr. :. q. 3ieurD,
Rr. 141, Weff,Eapettes, unterbalb Der

Q0Wdr0NruBe,
funu ourd cine 30,idbree griabrurs In Soipttd!ern
anb grieat-Rrars ginepeuug BON thr5lib erfrantfen
SarnzOrsane in 1aseu uerIpretsn. ssdae BON Ell
Rem Sabre in 1aaen ourd5 elm loiaiss 9eilmittel.
Seidbrlte SraIfbeiten bes SIutes, Saiies, Tais
uno SantzSeltplrs uuo abstre&euoe @iterungen u.
(. 70. idne1 sebsiit.
Sunse 9ente,
on 90rper u. Grit ourh 1nbebabt5amfeit 'uno cine
Fsenoe 2ebsnsweiis isioeao. NIT 3ittsrn, Wetau9o.
pe,bauiitbtet, orobcnperdusSebruna bebaite loaeiG
uno prompt setnoert. uno 'p0lise 8raft uteosr ers
lanai obne QuedTlber. 6predb tunoen pom bis IL
i1br goimittass, 2bis nbr NaGmittass uno Z -
ukr Abenos. (66-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
Die StaatSOblioGtionen bon
GDtTnrnS

ct. Souls, Wo., a. SUM- - Ter 5huIo.ntiI,
gun8ss6 s6omnindr bat beute i520.0O0 iur YsiabInn9
Der 5uIi 3tnIeu Ter Utlnourier Staats ObI9ationer
uuo $4,000 jur Gint6iun9 faut9 seWOrOeuer Cbi9ato'
nen nGb RewsYort 9eenoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
Rpblensn berabgeiestenNr Nreiisu.
Murrntnh 4. E6,,rh.

NSrhIey milf ben beten Sorten SDblen, f0eIe bier 40
Earfte aebratbt merSen aue, rpelds eobtsu sebraus
den, wsIoen mobl barau tbun, eoriuprsten uuo ics
sIeid5 40 fuuien, tbe Der Yrsis fteiat.
Yhreau: 0erman,, erfte a3lir oitltd ooR Der
SoIp,rtaraas. (Sept20,1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
9ie bsrbsKerts rSiurenee" Nalma'
idline.

Die bette Naftine fir eiGte unb i@uere 6ami'
Iienzga d5ereien. Sie bat Die berabmte ridAeabart
@psiis= uns I'D ieIbit ri6tsnoe spul&tH= Streituns
unb bauert ldnser. aIs ieOe auosre gtai6ine. sBrt
unter ietdten o eonsunsen pertouf i'm
o Der IS lorence W aRma-
fd)iHsn< &c felli d ait,~
(Suli2i ,12RteF) Dtr. AZ. =GbarIeSRr.
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1Iufan duf Scr SJaoS.

DcIIotp 9 prtngs, o, 81 SUM Giuon
iungtu UGuue Ramens 0ielinl ,ruuroe 9etern auf De
5a8O Oon einem 9amsraoen bic Nae ab8etOfen. &
itnr hprfn N}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23

Neip=YprF.
Nerus0ort, %. Juui.-Ssr Wt0rOer Gbnrfep III
bon ben 8eldWornsn oss Rornss i'm srfcn @raoe i6uI.
big bsfunoen tuOrOeu. Der W6rosr puroe Der gnaOe
ees gsridtsboes empfobeu Ser 8ertbeioiger mill
einen neuen YroBe6 beantrageu.
- Yatrtf Sauif. Der Giubreder, lpeIber Dor un8es
fdbr etnem Sabre in Die SumeIenbaueIung oes 6ru,
Ybeps einbrGt unO reie, Gls eerelbe Dem Sebe entr
89entra tper oerlpunoet, 1T enolih OsrbGftst wor=
= Oberit gB u. MtRiaip BON Bsimiuitsr TlO.,
reie 9eltern als Gmerit. GOmmidr sur gSiEnsr gBet'
ousiteuun9 BON bier ab.
- SsoIgenoe 9ampfer trafeu bier Gin: rRbein" uou
Bremen; y8tr9inta" BON Slassom; pgBpboIett@ bon
Yort-au-grince; -Aoriatc" yGalabria" uto Spain"
BON QiperpooI; ,Gaidlia" BON Glasgow.
-3wauiig Seierteure Oon eInem braflianii den
9re9sltfe Duroeu gelteru tpieoer eingeiaugen Uuo
auf Die Gorpette jurud9ebraf Elm Setacet pro oers
mBt.
= gsTtrn Itirite an Ser neueu gfeiIerbabn Gde Der
g. &ue. uno 81. StraBe elm Serl elm, luoour5 5amrs
UtOrean, bet Nufsber Der 8abn, uno 5obn +. Sdr6.
osr Der our 3ett Ooribergr9, ifper oerebt purncn.
= Die sanie 5ams oss Attb. 5obn s. Blair ct.
trantte eeitern plos aui gsbeimHiBpoqe g8eie beiR
bet it aber ieBt auBer Gefa9r.
- Der Jrueniie.6uter peyameg Wiue" tuuroe geIterr
turdl cine 9ouIlton nit benz Sampfer gSaJlem" tart
TR9rp Reiuo unb Gat9 Green batttn geitern Sire
in elmer Wiebtaieme Der 3. straBe, Dobct tis Grer
tDr,lid perluunoet puroe.
- gBm. 8. Itc9lspius, ueIher I'M Sabre 1871 jum
Sooe osrurtbet pnroe, aUer lpater nit 10 Mionaten
3ubtbausbait oaoontam, 1T abermals lue8en UtoroOers
luG95 0er9QTtel lpDroeHs
= Der p6tentlid9e 9autberidt gbt foIgeuoen Qus.
ueis: 3unabme Der QnIeibsn SllS9 400; 3unabme Der
Spsje S430, 200; 3uuabme Der 4esal Senoers S3O7-
200; 3unGbme eer 0epOten $2,22l 400; abna9me Der
Girtuation So. 700.
= 4m 6reia8e murOen 8erioneu pom sOnnenta
getroten.
= Der 9ampfsr n5uniataA ubr beute nab Disco ob,
um &UbenoOrritbe fir Die g5i9rcB" oOrlbtn Bu brn
gen. 2ebersr Sampier uiro oisier Sa9e bier eintrei
fen uno nab itirer IusriiiiuH9 am D. 5uIi ab8ebeu.
- Nm Scallta9 lparen in Gep=YoTt aue Sp!elbolen
9eiaIoHen.
= 6Tl Gna s. gBooo rucIte oor elmer gBode in
Naihuu q 80. BON g. Sepett peruunsrt uuroe, itar6
Oor9eitern Wtor9er.
= Gsiern 9tabntitta9 1s2 ubr erpoSrrten in einem
8c9Gfte an Der 8apitraBe 10000 Bntronen; meBrsre
ainor uno iutt oesr lre Kramer pureen i&per oer=
lest.
= Geitcru lpurocn $39iOOO in SpeBie naa europa
gei9idt.
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ggdISbrGn0e.

9 ina n, y u, q. Junt.- s}n sen gBdI0trn IN
Der yabe oes Sories Weit=1urlep, bic ugtew=Yort'
ain9fon SpracuIer @iienbabn" entlang. brad beute
uibtuns beOrobt. Die isIamnen tbeten auF beioen
Ssiteu Der @iienbabn. uno bic Babuj9e muBen eurtb
cine Ian9e Seuergaiie laufen. 9urdb bic euer9iibn
Qnitrengungen Der 9orbelpobner puree enolid oas
6euer geOGrnpt. nadOem eroBe Quontitdtsn sebauc.
nen Soljes, 2obrnoe uno oieIe Bdume perbrannt
paren.
gs uersen aub bon oerIdieoenen quntten In ben @es
br9en gBalobrnoe beri1tet. YBenu nidt bali reilie
Re9en oas iSeuer I6iten, rusrOm beIe gBaIebran0e
piuFn lfunehplIeru S5d1n nnrIdltnu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23

6te SSbeeler=2Stlfon'fbe reme
S16bmai6iue
IN bic sin1iee mebe Den Lockstitch nabt, obne ben
Shuttle su gebrduden.
Stele neue NRGItne perrittet cue Srten Iamtltenz
Wdbsreen pcpt feinItsn Uluiielin bis gum i6nerhen
Eude. Die elnSise WaiGine, rDrIde SemSeumader
setyau6en. gum gerfauic rnr bel
DeterfDn & earpeHter, @en.=Geenten,
(3su2ISy) Rr. 2t4, DeHzBaItimorefir.
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umgeSp8en.
Der 81 3, II m Ell

Wa9 Wr. "a, gSelf SaItlnlnrsFraRe,
umsesp8en.
Bias, nm cine
ppr3aslide Ndb : Wtadine
au fauien ober Su metbsn, III beriense, NO ale Srs
ten su baben no uno Der agent ni&t bet'm Sertauts
elmer beiouberen Raidine ihteteiFrt if.
Otajdineu permietbet, aussebefert uno um9ez
touid5t bel 4. 80. aSiIe,
tapr2 t2UtF) Hr. 81, SaltimoreitraBe
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OIE = INN III q
JESnrb '

}eber. Der id ieiue ourt Die 8ufaiIuug oerbreftCn
Jsbte Iu dern Dunitbt, ieotr geQner BON Local OPP
ton Geiestn ODER Gempsremi 8eme9uugcu, Die lem
gsidait ju adoi8en ses8net iino ridt aus In boiler
etarte uno itimmt fir Or. Gbaiftp, Der ii6 bGretts
ais Gusr 5reuno gsIsi8t bat
u49-50) Sreibsit
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Seuuiugs' 3ubn : Sinfhlr.
G;ne elcsante, iihere unS erTolss
retche MunSDdS6e.

All Reiuisuus, Bcridongruns IL. Grbaltun9 ber3dbns
uno bee 3abuaeiites, mo sbt Dem atbem etnen anz
oeuebmen eseatt gu bdben bel alien 9roauhenn
Ulsemeincn uno
y. Spalon Senninas s. @omp.
fg,oi11, ,I2gRD Yr- 80. ytOro@@ @barlashr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
I'd. Baltimore, Wb, Wontag, ben % Snmi 1873
0crmtfHte Sepef6en aus
cOak,. n~~E

tonuer auf lire Reieroe idtt oiseIbeu untsr amber
Stdmme pertbeileu. piiroe BON ibnen nur als Elm
itlu,re Straie an9esben rueroen.
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gad5 glr. 81, gSef 8altimursitraRe

Rr. sOOH, xSeHsSaltimpreFsdfs.
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E. Watue, Seraassebss.
SPECIAL $ Hoti3e,l.
Baltimore
L Sn[mranre 9hfre,

Baltimore
Nre 9nIuranre 9ffire,
SaowsR.Gde BON Soutbs unb @aterfraBe.
Dteie @eisGiGaitpsrE6ert iortmdbrenb sesen Ser'
lut ober Gdo6en ourh Yranounslut iowobl in oer
Staot me i'm 9anbe, aHe arten BON ei9snteum,
Bobn., 2aben= une Waarenbduier, Saneels9Iter,
Gdsrbau-8rooutte, DtObsln, Saus >Ssrat5i4aiten,
I'm Bau bssriffsne ober i'm 9aien in eaouns beHnoz
Ithe NabrSeu9e u. I. 70.
Dos Direftorium betebt aus tol9enoen 9erren:
B m. o. Sarriion, Brditosnt;
SEQ. R. Stders, y. .: Sap1
0auib 9. gBilion, z. Goot. Sentins,
Snfab 5euuiratou, q. Wiorton SteDart,
Srnucis 3. 9ina, y. r. Nemcomer,
gsnrn orrou, Srpiue SornS,
II g Steuort, 80. % 1toloc,
g8m. $. 8rure, Ssraei eopea'
@eorss Z. Sarriiou.
Gpplifations.5 uno peitsrs Va9tl9i & nost
ns Se,s4itoi ipiro in Der Office, SheneltzG Gde pom
Goutbs uro lBatsriraBe ertbellt mo aub ale 4ulz
tTSas 2ofort ereeiet werbeu. Ssrfbsrun9en mstoen
AMI iroeno etne Srlit ansenommeu, De!1e Der 9ppl'
sant nluiten mag. r.,.
lSdpl1Sf) 6r' Soprppiip' S''''
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Submef.gde BON Baltimore unO @utapitr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

The disorganizing element In 'Plttsbufg,
"a, calling Itself the Prohibition party, at
tempted the other day to capture Hon. NJ.
Hampton, the present president Judge Of the
District court, and named him as their can
didate Tor election To the Office In opposition
TO the regular Republican nominee. But
Judge Hampton at once wrote them manly,
straightforward letter, In which no declined
their nomination, and SAID; my name was
Der OF the members Of the Pittsburg bar TO
the recent Republican convention as candl-
date for the same position, and my claims for
denomination passed upon. I cheerfully
abide by the action II took, and do not desire
TO be placed either In position Of antago-
nlsm 10 the worthy gentleman who received
mated him."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

NUrIUhH OF NkW ADVERTISEMENTS
| meeting OF the Republican club Of the Seven
| teenth district Will be held this evening.
Thomas X. Waggaman has houses, furnished
aud unfurnished, for rent.
Robert IL. Graham oners large stock Of car
riages for sale cheap.
Dr.. A. y. King has removed TO No. T2G Thir.
teenth street northwest.
The fair and festival at 81. Johns church (Car.
roll chapel VIII be continued until this evening.
Riley Brothers call attention TO their well.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
GENERAL CITTW.EWrS.


Messrs. M; q. Emcry.J. c. darkness, Columbus
Alexander, d. Shoemaker and Il, Dibble have
pecn chosen q commission by the Libby heirs 10
divide the Libby estate.
ye pGaSs1S DSwllns Co. .uGonse sold
Two acres OF land near Uniontown, 10 A, O. iii.
webster for $500.
John Robinson was brought before the Police
Of brutaly treating the Children and 1sinu
abusive language. lie was held In bonds Of $500
TO keep the peace.
William Fritchett, a well-known sneak thief,
money drawer In store on Ninth street ms
picture was taken TO adorn the roQuea gallery
after which he was carried before Judge Daw.
William Raul, an old soldier, was assaulted In
We Howard University grounds on Thursday
ateinoon. He was so badly injured that he was
married %sr, 70 she Freedmsns Hospital for treat:
costs or ninety days In jail.
10 pursuance q pnbllshed call for those In
teIested In the discussion on the mixed school
HH, ushsuon' eleven colored men assembled last
until O'Clock for more recruits, bot falling to
receive any further reinforcements adjourned.
The Following permits to bulid were Issued
frame, First street, between k and K northWes}
and streets southwest; Rev. J. q. Butler. tspee.
story brick, Eleventh street. between and N
Aone Of the young bloods Of Metropolitan
circle was In high glee last night over the fact
mat ms laundress had come 10 time with his
s,ern anen ne proposes to take an airing this
grounds pleasure he was deprived OF last
Saturday owing TO the Shortcomings Of his wash.
Assistant Inspector OF Buildings parnaclo Wis
Tied the Central Guard-house yesterday morning,
and made-a further inspection OF the premises,
buildIns an be- maa. cam, oos. 2, $500, thls
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

The Pest Once Nearly Destroyed.
Yesterday morning. about 40 O'Clock, the res.
idence OF Mrs. Hall, the widow Of the postmas.
ter at Laurel, Maryland, caught fire, aud was
Hall had under charge heavy mails for All M
surrounding villages Of the county. The entire
contents OF the house, malls, furniture aud per.
sonal ELECTS, were all saved, mainly through the
at 81, 900, upon which there was an insurance Of
81 800. Much credit Is due Mr.. A. NJ. Bond
through whose exertlons the mails were taken
from the burning building, and also TO MessrS,
A. W. Layton and Jacob Plowman, reaidents OF
Laurel, for their energy and discretion. The orr
gin OF the fire Is unknown, but be 10 what Ii NAV,
the whole circumstance 10 10 be seriously regret
the community In which she lives.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

Yesterday afternoon, about 81 O'Clock, the
nne pair OF mules attached TO Major ]. v. W.
Vandenbers's light carriage took night on Penn.
sylyanla avenue and dashed away at furious
rate. At the corner Of Four aud-a-half street
they upset the street-lamp In front OF Mr.. Geo,
W. Drivers place, leveled It to the earth and
passed on. In front Of the National hotel they
ran into the coach that was backed up TO the
curb, and started the horses, which were checked
without accident In front Of Joe Platz's. The
mules, however passed on up the Avenue, and
were finally captured without having done any
further serious damage,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Meeting Of the Commissiouera-Trnns
action OF Gesernl Busiuess-The Chief
and Assistant chief Rnaiueers Iudorscd.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Fire Commissioners was held last night, the vice
president, Mr.. Collins, In the chair. The report
OF the chief engineer for the month OF August
was read aud approved.
gard TO the baltimore ire and the purchase Of
stock were also read and approved.
Several applications for membership In the
department were read and ordered to Dc nled.
The secretary reported that . large number Of
responses to the circular calling for q convention
had been received. and he was authorized 70 ad-
dress second circular on the subject to the Ore
departments OF the leading cities.
The resignation Of VIM. Riggles, private Of No.
company. was received and accepted, and VIM.
French nominated IN his stead.
After the transaction Of some routine business
Mt. Bayly introduced the following resolution,
which was adopted.
Re.oissd, That the secretary be Instructed to
address . communication to the Hon. A. r. shep-
herd, vice president Of the board Of Public
Works, asking for the enforcement OF the order
prohibiting hvery-stable keepers and all Others
Lrom parking wzgons,&c.' In front Of their prem
MT. Collins, In 3 few complimentary remarks.
| introduced the following resolution:
Resofped BY the Board ~ Fire Commit sioifrs NJ
ths Distriet u Columbia, That, having full conf
| dence In the integrity and ability OF the present
chlei engineer and assistant chief engineer Of
convinced OF their entire illness fof the positions
they respectfully occupy, we sincerely deprecate
the agitation now going on IN some Of the local
political clubs TO bring about change In those
omces, disapprove any political Interference with
the IRE department. and respectfully, but earn
estly, request the Governor to re-appoint Martin
Cronln as chief engineer Of said Ore department
and William o. Drew as assistant chief engineer
OF the saine, and TO take action at an early day
10 order that the present uncertainty, which IL
detrimental 10 the interests Of the said nre
department, may be Terminated.
Messrs. Morgan, TAFT, and Bayly each made
remarks complimentary In both the officials
named, after which Col. Drew dlsclaimed any
knowledge or Interest In the attempt to run him
for the position; and the resolutions were
adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

MeetIas Of the Gruetti vsreIu

The monthly meeting Of the Gruetti vereln
was held at Beck's hall. on Thursday night. Ac-
ton was had upon the reports OF several COM
mittees appointed at previous meeting to make
proper arrangements for the reception OF dele
gates TO the quadrennal convention Of Swiss
societies, called to meet In this city on the 18th
OF this month. IL appears that some ten years
Agt number Of Swiss societies In the United
States effected . union, entitled, "Der Nord-
Amerlkanische Gruetti Bund." Biannually the
mined BY Q vote, and Washington during the
past four years has been accorded this honor.
The convention to meet on the 18th instant will
dlscuaa various proposed amendments to the
constitution OF the union, and determine upon
project Of life Insurance for the benefit OF the
members OF societies belonging thereto.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
Lieutenant Harley. Of the PsIiee Fsree,
Wounded.

Thursday morning. about 100 O'Clock, Lieut.,
W. 5. Hurley was shot, by some unknown party,
In the right arm, below the elbow. It appears
he was sitting on the back porch Of his residence
on M, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
street, street, asleep, with his head on his arm, when
the shot was fired. Oficers Crump and Boriand
were on duty near by At the time Of the shooting.
Having heard noise as u Q chicken roost was
being lnterfered with, shortly before the our
mentioned, they proceeded In the direction from
which the sound. proceeded, and Is they went
along were startled by hearing q pistol shot.
Tney could md no persons around who could
nave nred the shot, and. returning to the street,
were Informed by Lieut.. Hurley, that he had
been shot. DR.. Newman Was summoned 70 az
tend him by Onlcer Crump, and another search
was made BY the ofiicen TO ascertain who nfed
the shot, but without success. II Ia supposed
that some one having reason 70 bel. eve mat
raid was being made on q chicken roost, nred the
snot 70 scare the thieves; but In that case Il could
certainly be traced by the direction OF the ball %
some house In the nelghborhood. Lieut.. Hurley
: u charge OF the Third police precinct station,
70 aeorgetown, and his many friends will regret
TO hear OF the accident.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
RelIalOus

The ministers Of the N. E. Church Of this city
and vicinity will meet In the parlor OF the Metro
polltan N. x. church Monday.
The annual meeting OF the Young Catholics
Friend Society will be held tomorrow evening.
Tomorrow evening the usual Sabbath evening
services for the masses will be held 10 Lincoln
hall. The remarkable interest which has been
apparent during the week aud number Of hope
fol cases OF conversion will tend 10 Increase Inc
Interest In these exercises. Short addresses will
be made BY number OF the Young men.
Rev. q. II. Fay, OF Connecticut, Will preach to-
morrow In Masonlc Temple
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
GOVERNOR COOKE.

The Rumor OF his Resignation Untrue
Why the story was Started.
The Associated Press telegraphed the follow
Ing last evening:
NEW York, Sept. b,-The Express learns by
private letter from Washington, that the Presi-
dent has accepted the resignation OF Governor
Cooke, OF the District Of Columbia, and rendered
the ONCE TO gentleman OF high character and
undoubted qualifications for the post.
A reporter Of the REPUBLICAN called on Gov
ernor Cooke yesterday afternoon, ut his rest
dence, In relation to the above, and learned that
II Is untrue In every particular.
The report was circulated In consequence Of
the Governors Intending to visit EUROPE about
the 18th OF the present month, where he Is 10
meet his family and bring them home. He has
not the least intention OF rendering his resigna-
ton.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
Alarm Of Fire.

Yesterday evening about ave O'Clock q pot Of
tar on the corner Of Seventh and 4 streets, used
BY Contractor Gleason In laying the wooden
pavement In that vicinity, caught nre, and be-
fore It could be gotten under control iRnited some
blocks OF wood near. Onicer Smith, as q pre-.
cautionary measure, turned In an alarm from
box 20. which was soon responded TO by the Ore
department, who rendered good service 10 aay-
Ing the blocks and lumber In the locality, The
smoke drew together large crowd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
BOARD OE>uBALTH.


what Isprstou TbIpn. of ycr,,t,. Pi,u-
R,us,... - -. ~ 81. e-...
oo. ~. tno neoneene synem-An-
etner insteiiment OF the Ntaht-sott De-
bates-A Subject OF which tho People are
Becou,Ips Very Mach Di.nvsted
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Mr.. Marbury. from the committee on finance.
repoyt., .oyorsi mn. ,r,,h 80 .,,ara, 10 \.
pe" 'e'eA o'hs' ""o" "ere orue'e" !" oe
paiu.
The secretary read the following order to II. ].
Nicholson. superintendent Of garbage. masters.
~. uThs or,,.r ,s.nad IN ,ss s,n r,,,,,a ~
rs,sr.ncs ~ ,na r.s =, ,on, o.,,sn. ~. ~
reierence 70 tne use OF poys ~ garbage cart
drivers, &C., having been found to injurlously
CONFLICT with the regulations Of tho Board OF
| u..i,b on tbe ..m. snh,ac, /. horon, 100000
ar.d M M lr.,sno,,on ~ ~, h .eovnsio,
=. inc mia ~ sc,ion in ,hs, ra.ncc, !" sPP'o'eu
~ direction 81 II n. SopT1 oovsr,or
WuIiIu TynAtI. secretary '''''"o''
The secretary also read several commpn,cs.
ferred. '"' ' ""'" "e'e p'opef" re-
yIour sou.
DR. bliss called mr. IN resolution nm tina .,hi..,
Of nlrht soll. which was All on ma ARIA AZ sns
isst u,eetlng. 's - '"'
Mr. LsueSton read the resolutiona ana pr
Bllss moved maj thev no saonteJ -"" ~.
mr., Lsnrston said Re was N favor nj ,he ,e.o.
Inc rlght To- pasa mem Tsers Here sevees1 ~ :,
submittei ~ the memhers ~ ,ha hasss p's ~
Io,noyaI OF ght soii. ali Of which he s,tons I
Objected 10 There ara "a noo nr,via. ~ ,ss M
trict ~ Coipmhia snJ ~ .n,p,ni. ,, wy ~,
box for each PRIV IL Womb reapiye Win ,so ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.

Work on the Buiidiss Progressing Well.
The work on the National theatre Is steadily
progressing. and Is sufficiently advanced towards
completion as to show Its immense proportions
and capacity for seating large audience. The
outer walls will be reared to their full height In
about four days and ready to receive the roof
and gallery circles have been placed In position,
and, ~ the theatre assumes shape, the beauty OF
symmetry In the plan Is fully developed. IL IL an
ticipated that the new structure will accommo-
date Q thousand more people than could be held
In the old building. Manager J. a. Sayille IL
constantly on hand, and nothing escapes his eye
that will tend towards the safety and strength of
the theatre. IL u expected TO have the estal,-
llshment completed and ready for occupancy BY
the middle Of next November,