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National Republican., 1873-11-10
TEMPERANCE.
Installation Of Omcer.

The following have been installed as ofrcers
Of Morning star Lodge, No. 8, I. o. q. T., by L.
D. q. W. c. T. T. l.. saikeld, assisted by q. W.
v. T. Lizzie s. Gourlay and q. W. e. Charles K.
Connor. to serve during the current quarter: W.
q. T., VIM. Phlpps; W. V. T., Sister Montgomery;
Saseicy G & e Tsn Jennie Ie Pipaer VI w. H. Ii FaseSs Ne
4. Davis; ". l. o., sister Robinett; W. o. g.,
brother Bolton; W: II. Sup, l.. :. Gourlay; ".
of this lodge consists In the fact that the inatory
ceremonies and business OF this Lodge Is trans
acted with great dignity and socmnlty, after
programme Is rendered under the head OF "Good
OF the Order an excellent stage having re-
comfy been ntted up for that special purpose.
TBE pAsuAwAYs.
The Dashaways held 4 very interesting meet.
ing last night, at Marini's hall, X street.
Mr.. Powell read poem entitled, "Phillp Best
4 Co.'S Lager Beer which elected much sp.
plause.
Mr.. Gooch spoke In favor OF Governmental In.
terposltion to stop the liquor traf,,c.
Dir. Clayton argued against . prohlbitory law,
and urged moral suasion az the true way Of pro
This called forth Mr. n. D. MIillken, who took
prohibition.
Or. Clayton reJoined, and regarded the re.
marks OF the last speaker as insulting.
Mt. Milliken disclalmed any such purpose and
did not question the dOctofs earneslness IN iht
cause.
Mr.. Devlne made an earnest speech 10 suppor
! OF prohibltory measures TO put down the grea
evI.
Mr.. Drew made q conciliatory speech, whlcl
had the effect Of quieting the storm.
! During the evening Mr.. Forsyth sang som,
nne temperance soDg', and Miss Powell reclte'
a pretty little poem.
Next Thursday evening at 4:<5 the Dashawayi
will visit Baltimore, to organize similar society
there. A public meeting will be held on tha
evening Ia Temperance Temple, In that city.
National Republican., 1873-11-10
The Charge OF the Psund Brigade-A De-
ci.Iye yietorv

last week communication waI received by
the health oiiicer from General o. Z. Babc0ck,
setting forth that cows were grazing on the
White Lot, and requested that they be seized, as
they were doing Injury TO public property. The
health ofiiCer, with his usual prOmptness, lmme-
diately dispatched the pound brigade, und the
command OF Gen, Enstein, to tho scene, when the
enemy were captured and lodged IN the pound.
Few hours after the capture, General Babcock
sent wor,l TO the health onictr that among the
prisoners were two cows belonging To himself
and President Grant, and desired That they be
returned. The necessary amount TO TeIieve
them from the pound was demanded, and shortly
after two dollars came, and the cows were re-
lltytd from limbo ane returned 10 their owners,
National Republican., 1873-11-10

tne maxim anu maAlmum OF hulnan sOountss'
tare for our fe.!.M men foins n oct the
drlma Of human life.
The sight Of this shepherdless multitude
brought TO Christ's mind the startling fact that
few As when ore standing on an emnenco
oyerhanRinR an extensive 1eld OF golden grain
which has become dead ripe and Is already drop
rotssnness, while but two or three laborers are
TO be seen throughout the wide expanse. The
impossiblllty OF the success Of the few labofers
fuiy snre. In this great harvest. neid Of human.
ity acre upon acrG Is siukinR into destructive
Tsere Is a grea tendency nowadays to neglect
religious work. The spirit Of seltsacrinclnr
patriotism and humanity which has at times
been seen In the worlds history seems clean
gone forever. Ministers are plentiful who reM ear
white neckties and support the dignity OF lnc
profession, but seltsacrinclng men who go lnto
smallpox AMI fever-smltten districts 10 DO or
Dc, are scarce. Few are TO be found VINO spend
s,ermy as s sea ~ trial 10 help iifes wrecsng ma
rlners. Plenty are found TO wear nlumes AMI
reglmental colors-io pick mp the honola and
sound the applause, bat workmen are scarce
VINO put their hand to the pow and labor upon
a rock. Il Christ assign them there, believing It
will yield harvest.
defatlgably in the Masters cause, dischatging
the obligations Of life, 30 that when you fail
your work will have been done?
This spirit Of seif-sacrincing work cannot he
gained except by prayer, neither can IL be taken
from nor impaired to others. II Is no contaglou,
but only received BY the drippings OF the blood
OF Christ upon the hesrt,
We need more patched pantaloons.n more
"kuee work." Colporteurs, missionaries aud
workers are born OF Travelling Church.
Think, then, upon the love OF tnrist, the great
shepherd. Let us be Under his stan, accept MS
leadership, drink OF the still waters, and eat OF
the green pastures.
HISTORY or TiIx CHURCB.
This Is the NTH pastor which the E-sireet Dap
list church has had since lts organization, some
thrty-seven years ago.
REV. ueo. W. samson, late president OF Co
lumbian College, was Its nrst minister, and re-
signed twice to travel, but returned each time
Without any successor having been appointed:
He thus served Il In three successive terms unit
shout lsss, when he accepted the presidency OF
Columbian College. He was succeeded In the
pasturate by Rev. y. Spencer kennard, who
served two years, when he went to Massachu-
setts, and was followed by Rev. i. II. Gray, who
served the charge seven years and returned TO
the church In Massachusetts from which he
came to this city. lie has since returned TO
Washington and taken charge Of the Baptist
church on Fourteenth street, between Q and
streets. Rev. d. h. Jutten, q young man from
Madison University, New York, followed MT.
Gray. but resigned last May to accept the pas
torate Of the Sixteenth.street Baptist church In
New York city. Since the departure Of Mr. Jut-
ten until now the church has been without a
rhatpf,
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Important to All DcsirinH TO Buy or Sell
District Securities.

Experience is the best teacher; therefore, Hon.
Peter Campbell, ox-spcaker OF the House Of
Delegates OF the District OF Columbia, who has
been officially connected with the Territorial
government since Its organization, Is better
qnalincd than any other "atock broker In the
District to advise parties desiring 10 buy or Sell
District securities OF the proper course 10
pursue.
Moreover, his exclusive attention being de-
voted TO THIS business, he IL daily posted as tn
all variations In value. lIc Is to be found daily,
during business hours, at his once, No. ll2S
Pennsylvania avenue, near Willard's, where he
viii give information 10 all inqulrers, including
the neglected poor, "without reserve" and buy
or sell Tor customers such bonds or stocks as,
after consultation, they may most desire. lie
has large quantities OF all District securities on
hand for sale, and charges the very lowest hon.
est rates for hts services. All who call on this
courteous gentleman will 1ud their business
speedily and intelligently attended to with profit
to themselves.
He Will sell bonds or pay special taxes at
prices that will astonish you, aud return the re-
ceipied bills TO the owners without delay.
National Republican., 1873-11-10
TIE COUNTS.
Circuit court-Mr. Ju.,Iee srneAr,h

Circuit Court-Mr. Justice Macarthur.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Joyce VS.. Gamage. Judgment confessed.
Juenemann vs.. Schwart tzenberg. Judgment for
want OF plea.
Smith vs.. johnson. Motion for new trial over
ruled.
King vs.. Potts 4 Gcldsborouyh. Motion fled
to set aside Judgment.
Kennedy VS.. National Bank Of Metropolis.
Plaintiffs death suggested and record amended.
Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-11-10
Improvements Of Ninth Street.

Too much credit cannot be given to Mr.. II. @.
Hewettfor the energetic manner In which lp
has pushed to completion the repair OF Ninth
street under the order OF Governor Shepherd
The street now presents a uniformly elegant ap-
pedrance, aud demonstrates the desire OF Mr..
factory guarantee for all Investment made
therein by the Beard Of Pub'ic WeTks,
National Republican., 1873-11-10
An Inbelleyer Puoi.bed

As an instance OF Gods retribution on the IN.
believer the following fact Is presented: Yester-
day morning young man well known 10 orr
citizens, while coming down the steps OF ClarE's
hall on Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and
a-nalf and sixth streets, where q meeting OF the
"Free-Thlnkers" was being held, met friend
going up and entered into conversation with
him relative to the subject under discussion by
the Free-Ihinkers, which was, els man free
moral agent" The young man contended that
We Is Tree, moral agent, and said he did not he
ieve there Ia God, and started to 20 down the
steps, bnt before reaching the foot OF the stairs
he slpped ana fell to the bottom and broke MA
ieg. lie was picked up by some friends, when
ne expressed himself TO the effect that he would
never again make the assertion that there Is no
dod. carriage was procured and the repentant
young man was removed to his home,
National Republican., 1873-11-10
Polie COurt-JudHsS smell.

Joseph Cook, Joseph Whiting, Henry McDon-
ald, Daniel O'BTien, William Hack, Maria Grim
mage, and several others forfeited collateral on
charges OF disorderly conduct; Fanny Hall, indie
cent exposure, %; Elizabeth Herbert, profanity,
rant, wotkhouse; Peter Douglass, profanity, S.;
Charles stelvatt, throwing stones, ~; Harry Har-
rls, larceny Of a sack and sash, $40 or fail for
thirty days; Maria Crimmage, selling liquor
without license, fined siO5.
National Republican., 1873-11-10
IN MAEING sKLEcrIos fnr winter use, gentlems

IN MAklSu SELECTION Tor winter use, gentlemen
should inspect the large and varied assortment
llEsSIS0, No. 40 Seventh street, He offers
many new things In oil his departments, which
are we'll adapted to the wants OF gentlemen OF
taste and OF moderate means, and he Is con.
speclalties are rne Teady-made cloth ny, nDe
garments 20 order, nne Wooens by the ytTf, aud
pefectly-nttng shirts, His assortment Of glover,
ho'lery, undefweNi ac,, 10 worthy Of lnbpScSl9n,
National Republican., 1873-11-10
Keen luI fha GaId

Go 10 sayage's, and get him to Put his un-
fivaled weather-strip on your windows and
doors. Many have been comforted, and advise
their friends 10 go and do likewise.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street,
National Republican., 1873-11-10
Take Care Of Your y.Iunb,,..

can aud examine the fire and burglar-proo
yauUte OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner o
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for SAFE
Keeping OF securities, Jewels, silver.ware, or
other valuables. Rents, from ten TO sixty dol.
lars per annu;n. according to size. No business
man can aTurl to do without them.
Tdst UdrniHg from the Chicdgn ana Baston fires.
National Republican., 1873-11-10

THa NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or
IHk UNITED STATS OF AMkRlCA-chaItered by
Congress- Ia October q, lib,0JO OF new in
surance, lager amount than In any PR ylous
month, save enc, since July, 1869. This hoWS
papy,
National Republican., 1873-11-10

=, CAUTION TO PURCHASERS or ruE PERUVIAN
srnVr, "a protected solution OF the protoxlde OF
prcparatlons OF Peruvian bark, or bark and Iron.
Mnion may be offered to you. Every bottle OF
genuine has Peruvian Syrup mot Peruvian
before purchnslnR. le ''e 'V'''e
National Republican., 1873-11-10
CRIMINAL yAGARIEs,
Record or Local Trnnsrre..,on,


on Sdiutday afternoon Detective McEIfresh
arrested three coljrcd youths, all weil-known
sneak thieves, for robblnr the residence OF q
man In the alley between flfth and sixth and q
AMI " streets. OF the person Of one was found
coat which had been stolen. They were locked
~ hssilnsiter', and viii he taken before
on Friday evening some mean thief entered
the rooms OF the Associatod Press, corner OF
Fourteenth street aud Pennsylvania avenue,
while the sleepy employees were mapping, aud
| stole a lno overcoat, the property OF NIL A.
Gobiight. The loss was at once reported at
police headquarters, and the coat was recovered
| on saturday by Detective McElfresh and re-
| turned to It's owner
Almost n serious ARRAY.
About 1880 O'Clock last night the corner OF
Tenth and ID streets northwest was the scene OF
| considerable excitement, occasloned by two
we-dresscd young men meeting, and on the In
| stant using toward one another the most obscene
language. soon crowd collected, but not In
time TO prevent one OF party from catching the
| other by the throat AMI giving him a good chok-
Ing. Those around compelled him to let 20 his
hold, and he then drew a pistol, but before q
chance was given him to discharge It, the cry Of
police was raised, and general catering took
place.
A Brutal Husband.
hestcfday morning, about o'clock, q colorei
man and his wife, named johnson, residing In
an alley between NJ and and Tenth and
EieVehth streets, became engaged In an alterca-
tlon, when the latter struck her husband over
the hcad with chair, and In retaliation he threw
her on the bed and beat her about the head and
lace until one OF her eyes was seriously injured
johnson was arrested, notwithstanding the en-
treaties OF hts wife with the police officcrs and
| conveyed To Lieut., EcklOn's station to await the
action OF Judge Smell to-day In the Police Court.
An Attempt nj Highway Robbery.
About 1890 o'clock Saturday night Clement
Ford, while walking along New Jersey avenue,
between and N streets northwest, was at.
tackled by three cOlored men, who attempted to
rob hun. lie cried for assistance, which brought
Oniccrs Sanell and Mari to the spot. The rob-
beTs, IN the meantime, made their escape after
making an Intellectual attempt to obtain their
victims money. The policemen escorded him TO
his residence on Fourth street, between n and U.
A Young Man stabbed.
Yesterday afternoon, about I o'clock, two
young men, named Doyle, entered into quarrel
at the ferry.boat wharf, Alexandria, Va, with
two young men, named Payne ard Dyer, when
one OF the Doyles was cut about the head and
| face by Dyer. The wounded man was removed
to the police station OIL Fairfax street, where
his Injuries were dressed. Dyer was arrested.
National Republican., 1873-11-10
MedIcnl llnhhles

Columns would DO required TO enumc,ate the
medical bubbles that have risen 10 Inc surfare
and burst since Hostotters Stomach Iltters he
sphere. Boasts the most extrayagant fshs,cs- !
TONS the most proposterous, cant the most sick
enlnr, have In turn been employed to bolster n n
,ne wotthless preparations that have, from time
70 time, been Introduced In the hope OF diyIdIno o
lhc HE'LL with that famous vegetable remedy.
signal failure has been the lot Of each and ali.
The reputation OF the Rltters rs preventive OF
epideinlcs, stomnohic, an lnyigorant, q general
restorative, and specific for Indigestion bilious
affections, rheumatism, nervous debility, constl-
intiOnal weakness, paroxysmal fevers, and all
complaints TO which the more sensitive sex arc
exclusively liable, Is established upon the sound
basN OF more than twenty years. experience,
and can no more bo shaken by the clap-trap nos.
lasting hills by the winds that rustic through
their tflles,
National Republican., 1873-11-10

M,ssEYs ALE Is the cheapest, because IL Is
uniform.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because there Is
no waste.
Masseys Alc is the cheapest, because 1t has
strength.
Masscys Ale Is tho cheapest, because It Is the
purest.
Massey's Ale Is the cheapest, because 1t is the
best.
Families supplied and faucets loaned.
PALMER 4 GREEN,
Sole Agents, GeorQetOWn.
National Republican., 1873-11-10
willard IIuII.

The Shreveport aud Memphis sufferers are to
have benent at willard hall on Tuesday even
Ing, when musical entertainment will be given
by some OF our most accomplished amateurs
Independent OF the humane and charitable OBJ
Ject In aid OF which the concert IL given, the
array OF talent and attractiyeness OF programme
should hll the hall to repletl0n. Selections from
Beethoven, Klel, Verdi ROsslni, Blumenthai,
Abt, Flotow, ana Hulah Will he given by Mes,
danes Neagle, Camp, Hastings, AMI Messrs,
Knoop, Young, Wtherow, Widney, Ever, and
Ebefbach, whose names are q sunicient guar
antee OF an instructive and enjoyable evening.
National Republican., 1873-11-10

N. 2. church, located al The corner VI 5 and
Ninth streets, by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Rice. Ills
remarks were founded on Acts, Ni:lI: "What
was that could Withstand the Iorb7' ne re.
marked that God's commands are absolute IN
their character, and that his iucn OF man ls per
fcction. Some entertain the opinion that, stub
seQuent to the coming nf our saviour upon the
earth, Coils injunctons were not so absolute
aud Imperative. This IL an egregtous mistake.
Ills cnrhmanis are Just ss binding and absolute
now az then. We should learn this Important
fact, that wncnevcr tioi commands It ls our ini-
peratlye duty to obey without questioning his
motives, Man IA so constituted that he will &C.
gutese TO Irresistible and in,isputable argument.
t.od helng infinite In wisdom aud goodness his
demands upon us are for our hest interest, con-
sequently he should be obeyed In all things.
Whrn we take into consideration that all We
are and all we possess are Gods, Is II not our
absolute duty TO dedicate our ivcs to his
service?
We should be exceedingly gratincd TO give
more extended synopsis Of this interesting and
logical discourse, but time and space VIII not
permit. Mr.. Rice Ia an eloquent and nuent
speaker. IIis arguments are logical, and his de-
lineatlons Instructive aud Impressive. His pero-
ration on the nnconyerted soul was heautiinl,
convincing and finely rendered. Under the
preaching OF Mr.. Rice this church has become
one Of the most popular and influential In that
n rIty
National Republican., 1873-11-10
To Get Your Nepc,,, wortb

nuy your Clothing at Noah Walker 4 Cos, Gil
Pennsylvania avenue.
English Worsted Dagonals and Beavers, Cut
away Goats aud Vests to match, at reduced
prices. "
Uyefcoats. Oyercolts Overcoats
:, wing Coats. Wing Coats. Wing Coats,
boys, Youths aud Childrens Clothing
New stock received to-day.
Boys, Youths and Children's Clothing. New
stock received TO-DAY. Cheap. Cheap. Cheap.
NOAH WAIKER6 Co,
GIL Pennsylyanla ave, MeiIonnlIian IIntnl
National Republican., 1873-11-10
National SAVING. Bank,
M,ssEy'4 Ar h Tho rho,nss, hnc,r,o n

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. banking hours . to I; Satur-
days. to sand To 8.
National Republican., 1873-11-10
CITYITEMS.

These panic days have shrunk our purses;
The biggest banks have met revorses;
Few pay at CALL, some not AT all,
Aud none pay SILVER out TITS fall
The oldest DkliGs the vllles Just made,
The vast METROPOLITAN centres OF trade,
All need the DOLLAR, aud everyone striyei
To. lay up STORE for themselves and thtl
wives.
The place 10 SAVE MONEY, all will agree,
Is a. al2 Seventh street, between and d.
National Republican., 1873-11-10
service. nt Metropolitan Hail.

The meeting at Metropolitan Hall last even
ing, under the auspices OF the Young Men's
Christian Association, was the best attended Of
any yet held at that place. In fact the residents
Of that section. and even those In more remote
localities, appear to have entered into the spirit
Of these services with great zeal, and the origi-
nators OF tue movement are much encourng ged
with the success that has crowned their Efforts
thus far, and feel satisfied that their abors have
accomplished much good. Last evening there
was no speaking, but the exercises consisted OF
A series OF bible lessons which were participated
IN by all present with cOmmendablo interest,
and productive Of timely Instruction to those
heretofore ignorant OF the teachings Of the
Scriptures. Similar lessons will be given at the
future meetings.
National Republican., 1873-11-10

J. II. squier & Co.,
Bankers, No. las Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent on all deposit,
National Republican., 1873-11-10
New store, New Stock.

IT. Z. IKwIs, NO POaN SEVENTH srRKET,
has now In store, and daily receiving, q large
aud compe,e assortment OF GEsrLENEN's, BOYS
AND CHliDREsS HAS OF the very LATEST sTyLFs;
also, complete assortment OF GENTS FURNISH
ING GOons, Chenn for cAsh,
National Republican., 1873-11-10
ell Penn.ylvanla are,, MetTonnlllsn inlol,sl.
Tux GRkAr RkaLrsn Rrxypr for annl ant

TIM GRSAT ENGLISH RsxgDY for 0out and
rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com.
plants, either OF recent or long standing are adj.
they can be relied upon as the most safe and
enectnal ret1edy ever offered to tho public, and
nave been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared By
PRour HARsAsT, 22o Strand, London, England,
and sold by all dsnRsists.
National Republican., 1873-11-10

Grace M. n. Church.
An exoesiingly II teiest Nv and instructive
aus0uIB wa aai!susa !ssI sfsaipg N GRACE
National Republican., 1873-11-10
The Thomas Concert.
Snlvlni.

This eminent Italian tragedlan Ia announced
to appear at Walls Opera Hjuse two nights of
next week. lie comes with his own company,
and viii personate olhello, In shakspeares y
tragedy Of that name, and ~ Sullivan, In the
drama OF "David Garrlck" Salyinl Il nnani.
mously lndorsed by the New York and Phila-
delphia press M the purest and greatest--by
some tho oniy-othello Of the present age. He
and appears as q black, instead OF a muIatto or
ollve-colored African. The only drawback 10
the enjoyment OF his acting Is that he reads IN
the Italian; seats will be sold next Wednesday
National Republican., 1873-11-10

WHITE. clean. sound teeth. oil may have by
using daily THuRsross Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price Is and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, Rloasy hair, all desire Il, Mi
may have II by constant use of TUoNrsoN's
fomade optime. Price, % and 90 cents per
not soied. JoUvkss inodorous Kid Glove
Cleaner will renoyAte them thoroughly; price ac
cents per bottle. All sold By druggists and
fancy dealers.
WILLIS LsMAcH'sR-sPnxAD SrRxNgTuxyrso P1. A
TINS whenever plaster ls needed, are upri
vailed. Price Sa ~. and m cents each
National Republican., 1873-11-10
METROPOLITAN HOTEL

wILLARD's HOTEL.

ST. JAMES HOTEL. (EURoPEAN)
II Cleveland, New York Hethuel white, Indiana
q w Dr0gn, baltimore yOnn CLARK. do
. AuyhinbAuyh, DO Vienna JohusoD, Ohis
4 Z shsTTy, ptsdntnn pelilAh stubbs, az
sApssIssa ASssis:S VIZ sY;.H suPSssSsss, RPsss
National Republican., 1873-11-10

.er Tickets for sale at Metzsrott 90 = aud from
tho Following persons. who will particpate In the
concert; Mrs. Camp, Mrs NeAsle. Mrs, lI,silnss,
Mr.. Il. II. Witherow, Mr., H. a. Young nost4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-31
The VIcissitude of Life

The Chicago Inter- ocean has fol-
lowed the example of the New York
Times in starting excursions into the
country for poor people. That paper
gives the following among some
sketches OF notable poor persons who
took part in the excursion:
among those present was a Mrs.
Y. a Spanish princes she was born
in England, her mother being highs
born Spaniard, and her father an En-.
glish gentleman Of wealth. She mar
ried an english clergyman, who went
to Africa as a Missionary, whittier
bis wife accompanied bin, and resi-
ded IN Sierra Leone tor some years.
Health failing, they came to this
country, and went to Chicago about
eight years ago About year ago
her husband DISAPPEARED, aud as
never been seen or heard Of since,
leaving her with three children and
without Il cent of means. Since then
life with her has been bitter and
sad struggle. She has received aid
from the Relief Society, but last
month was the first that she had been
able TO pay her rent The needle
has been the means she has employ
ed to feed her little onos and keep
hunger from tho door. She was ed
ucated in London, and is lady Of
culture and refinement, to whom
lite has always presented its bright.
est side until lately. Two of her
children were with her.