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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01
ST. AIOYsIUs' SCHOOLS.
Annual Dis,rib1lssS-Tie Premisms ard
Prizes,

| The annual llstrlbution of melals and pre-
NUNS to the pupils OF the nourishlnQ schools
last evening In the basement OF that beautiful
| edince. There wAs very large aasembIage OF
| children, parents, guardians aud friends. The
exercises were very entertaining. ana tue YOUTH
were greeted with rounds Of Applause.
The parochiA schools OF 81. Aloysius are
among the most numerous and successful Cath
Snce during the year has been Of sri. 10, and Of
boys $40. The annual expense OF the school IL
5000. They are open to all-alike to rich and
pool, 70 those yho can a9orl 70 pay and TO those
VINO cannot. Hence, IN these schools all classes
are represented, but, under the excellent disci-
pllne OF the Jesuit fathers, good feeling and har
mony prevail, and the pupils show remarkable
The schools are under the immediate super
vision OF Father Roccofort, who has labored for
Their success with untiring zeal Ia this he Is
ably seconded by Father Mcguire, the respected
pastor. Next year the female department viii
be placed under the Instruction OF the sisters OF
Notre Dame. The male department will be con-
Last evening, during the exercises OF the dis.
tribution, appropriate reCitstions were gwen In
4 very credilAble manner by Masters Andrew
Drew, Jeremiah Conner. Frederick barley, John
Tue premiums were announced by Rev. FatheY
Roccofort as follows, and presented To the pups
oy Father Mcguire:
First divIslon-First oiass: AiIysius Brosuan,
medal for excellence In conduct and recitation;
Patrick Ford, nrst premium, conduct, penmsn.
;oau ana and hs aoi, ssIop
citation and arithmetic; Daniel Sullivan, fourth,
recitation and penmansnip; Jerry Conneli, nfth,
conduct conduct and recitation; John callashan sixth,
Second divisiou-Audrew Dyer, nrst premium
Tor excellence In conduct aud recitation; Feed |
eries DAY, second, do; Timothy Barrett, third,
Phlllp McNIcLls MIN d., MinhasI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

After the pretty Maggie Claire had performed
last night at the Metropolitan her extfaordlnaT
feat on the nying rings she called out round al.
ter round OF applause by promptly caatigatinR q
man In the audience who had insrlted her II
. TOO often the superstition that girls Who work
modesty and sensiblity, but the rule ls that they
are womanly on the stage, and as incapable Of
broOking Q direct insult as the majority OF
women. La Bayadere, by Misses Kent, the
popular Gorenno Sisters and Maggie Claire was
dsservedly applaudsd. The manner OF perform
ing the "RivG Lovers" by Hart, Brassell and
Turner cannot be tolerated. The programme,
a. a whole, Is good one.
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Mammoth UTAH Institutlos.
fBt Louis 0lobe,l

Mr.. l., Il. Granger, freight superintendent OF
lions Co operative Mercantile Institution, has
been In the city for day or two. Mr.. Granger
Is q son-in-law Of Brigham Young, but whether
he embraced the old fellows filth with his
daughter deponent sayeth not The Institution
under his snperntendeney does q trade OF be-
tween 5000, 900 ana $40, 100000 per annum, and
the bulk OF It's large business 10 the Estates, y
to be transferred to 81. Louis. Besides the home
house In Salt Lake City there are one hundred
and thirty eight houses In the Cooperative Mer-
camille instituti0n. Just before leaving Salt
Lake the superintendent started colony OF one
thousand people for San Francisco mountains,
In Arizona, supplied with all tho machinery aud
pafAphernallA VI well-regulated settlenientH.
The Mormons certainly have way OF doing
things on an extensive seals,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

After repeated efforts on the part ofthe lovers
tween nye or six OF the "dyersn OF this city they
have been compelled to abandon the project,
and yesterday q race was made between Mr.
Hopper's horse "Honest John" and Mr.. Whit
ing's "ChaTley Hayes" for 800 q side, mile heats,
three Ia i've TO harness. The race will take
place on the Plney Branch track two weeks from
yesterday, and viii certainly prove Interesting.
the former, II ls said, having offered To back his
animals with big odds. Langley 10 certainly
plucky, and race may confidently he looked
fnr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lots In Huntington. Nd, for sale.
Brick house on Ohio avenue for sale.
Two large bay mules have been stolen.

Fourth Of July excursion to Mount Vernon.
Excursion to CIlymont ON the Fourth n, J,,v
new brick house nm rvs,,,n ,.., a.. -.
M. r,. ,,.y,.-,.~ 'en''
ing. ''Ae1s' o'en'
To-, r.
Ha i"enS' zen <s'd streets,
nv
~. -. nave received >ll the
Nv" ''oN''
e soh''ap ue baltimore and Poto-
NAV ia'i'os' s.g
iaumer & Neary Will sell lots In Huntington
on "eup ''us5'
JohD'on Cooley Her their stock Of dry goods
Of reiuced prices.
The Southern Republican Association will
meet THIS evening.
TN. Naudain Ia selling his dry aools nj re-
markedly low prices.
pxcnrs,on 80 p,,.u Mia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01
TRINITY SCHOOL.


The closing exercises OF the scholastic year of
Trinity school were held last evening, and the
medals and premiums were distributed This
school Is under the care Of Father stonestreet,
Willie Campbell; 1.-THE Ocean," by James Speel-
man; zine Messenger Angel" BY Stephen Ne
Clsh; "Cassabianca," by Henry Y. Brooke; "The
Spirit Firm and Free" BY Willie Harrigan; .sThe
Better Land" BY Willie Campbell; "The tnwil-
ling Witness" by Mcintyre and W. Campbell;
SPEAK Gently" Joseph Z. Fendiey; q Have
o'Bren," BY Matthew McIntyre. The recita-
tons were all good, particularly the last.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

The board OF managers OF the Washington
City Bible Society held their stated meeting at
the rooms OF the depository last evening, at q
The meeting was opened by reading the llth
Psalm, and prayer by Rev. A. ". Pitzer. The
following members were excused: VIM. Ballan-
tyne and L. j. R0throck, on account OF sickness;
and DR.. Mcfarland, because OF other duties.
Rev. WIN. Mcclure, chairman OF the commit
tee appointed to report plan TO relieve the 40
ciety from debt. reported progress, and the com.
mittee was continued.
Grants were made TO the Womens Christian
Association for distribution by Its visiting com.
mittee, and to the GuTlsy mission.
After the performance. OF routine business the
board adjourned to meet at the same hour on
the last Monday In July, and closed with prayer
by Rev. VIM. Mcclure.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

Just opened at Mr.. Cummins', No. o39 Seventh
street, large and varied assortm,nt OF aides
hand-sewed Congress, 10 glove kid, also French;
French Md hutton boots, also hsench Glove
Kid OF the same, together with nne assortment
OF eighteen.thread Lasting, In Congress Boots,
embracing A, b, @, d and the 4 widths. Mr.. @.
Il fslly convinced, from long experience In
dispensing these goods 10 his numerous friends
and customers, that they are the only article
that will give comfort, at and ease to the al.
nicted feet. The public Ia respectfully requested
70 give one trial OF pair VI these, the most COM
Portable known ia the trade.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

One Of the largest gatherings ever assembled
within the enclosure OF the Washington Schuet-
zen park met there yesterday, the occasion
being picnic for the benent OF 81. Dominics
church. The ladies' and gentlemen OF the con-
gregatlOn must have lab0red hard IN the sale OF
tickets, but they labored equally a. hard 10
make the visit Of their patrons agreeable and
pleasant. Up TO the beginning OF the rain all
was Joy and happiness, but the dampness caused
q cessation OF fun and made the ladies' and
shelter.
The AGAR was, however, an entire SUCCESS
and will certainly prove pecunihrY benefit,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01
Or Thu nov

the new postage law goes Into effect, when all
mailablc matter must be prepaid. The Depart
ments have adopted Fairbanks 4 Co.'s scale as
the standard. Robert Beail, stationer, ss5 Penn
sylvauia rven7e. IA the agent, where ali the DIFF
ferent kinds can be procured
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

Delegates 70 the International convention OF
the Young Mems Christian Association, TO be
held AZ PouRhkeepse on the 9th OF July, from
this city or those arriving In the city from the
south, can obtain excursion tickets at reduced
rates from Washington to Philadelphia and re-
turn ~ calling at the rooms Of the Young Mems
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LIMITED STATES PATIENT OFFICR,
~ WARRINGTON, ID. o., June Ia Inn
On the petition Of THonAs j. NAVAL. u Bostop
MAs.achqsets praying for the eItenslon Of pstent
:. S,S In method d combining E&ass
~ /. ordered That the testimony in the casa Ia
closed on the 9Th day OF September NEXT; that tbs
um9 lot nliny Arguments and tho EXamlneris re-
ana tna aid petition be heard on the i1th day q
hsERerson may ogpG.s shis extension. .-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01
6 OF COLUMBIA.
,. y No. sisl, Equity poess, H.

isposd TAI o. the dss s q sPS June saS;s
afr due hotics Of the time, place and terms ID IN
In sausrs Ne ~, TO q Be- vass al and for M,
snm o. gisl And that the said purchaser has
thersqpon ordered 6y The Court that he sad sale,
soptrsry Do shown befors the Is.R dsy M os
isis.d once yssi ~ three wssis n some dls
Sy mi Sopg Emphasized In ths Tux a ya,hiaon
RtrSs SopS.Ts.,, R, As,os. cisi Justice ae's
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

Al Ameeting OF Fidelity division, No. g. Sons
Of Temperance, held last evening, the following
0tncers were elected for the ensuing quarter; W.,
p, Frank T. Howe; w. A., J. @. Lay; X, s., ".
spragueI Treas, James Hudson; Chaplain, r.
y. Winter Cond,, ID. X. Barrett Asst. Cond.,
See \: farnhsTl I; 8, =. Y. X; Towers; o, s.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01
GRAND FOURTH OF JULY
fIsEy PoIAI Ee9llE E E3SSkSttETss Four MON

. Sa Fl ~ AIR aE f EsRE Eli ..y.
psin % C s,oH Ri IA 4, 3 sS
Thar,dsy n,Fht ,Returnins Will stop
friday night, Offering the pleasure.
IN ,his country. Those fond Of bshins end bathing
vi MI nave Ehole DAY u Piney Point Point Look
md nns accSnmodations. The. fare for the TRIP
S Ssy ~ "; fe'Srn nSkets 70 Port Monroe. yus
loant Lookout, - Meal. and staterocm exns:
ss cal De ems .xed at the once. Fifteentk
Iyist DoRsEY oLAeHrr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

Esotisu surxnrISE AND sour HALF HOSE
from ~ 70 u inches; BalbnguAn Half Hose;
French Halt Hose; Isle Thread Halt Hose,
bleached and brown; me tthin) Half Hose,
beached and brown. Great variety OF styles
and textures, from a5c. to 60c. per pair, and
w ono. &. i Hsssiso, 40 Seventh street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

=, P'o'o'''o1NI Whsne1s OF Wh1te Exits and
liRnt pantaloon, 10 Fort Scott Kansas, are in
the depths OF despair. Maidens will no longer
81 upon the grass. The innocent cause 81 All
the trouble u young naturalist who brought
up from Texas handsome collection of tarsn-
w .u'As, scorpions, centipedes, horned frogs and
from him. The anxiety and toffof mat brood
oyer thst neleh6orhood are pi,ifui to contem-
plate, MicawberS occhpatlons gone. No one
turn up too quickly, - $3.50
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

Isspsrtans fsrtRxesr.isss and PIcuie..
Excursions, plcnics ard church fairs can. be
supplied with eodi Water, Ginger Ale, Tonic
Beer &C., In botNes and steel fonts, at short no.
packed for nhtpmsnt. Our Ginger Ale this sea-
son u fer sopsftor 70 sny other made In the Dis
triot Dossies and steel fountains loaned free OF
charle, ~ rAIAba &i0hiiH,
GAOr1etDvru
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wa.hIng,onIan. ut Cape May.

Mr.. A. Leadingham and WIN. d. shaw are ct
Congress Hall; Mira. g. Parker IL NJ the stockton;
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. SCOTT smith are NJ the 81.
Charles; Mr.. Allison Nallor, Jr., and family are
occupying one OF M. j. y, LeAonS handsome
cottages IN Lafayette street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01
TIE LAWYERS AND THE WEATHER.

Forty-two Abic-bodied Lawyers succun,b
to the Heat-A HeartreudInE Petition to
JudEe Humphreys-The Ince-.ant Labors
Of the Bar Mt the Bar-An Rmlncutiy Ju-
dicinl Lecture by Judge Humphreys The
Bar rs n Bar-The Mischief OF IIasty
Lesisi4t'eB- Hands Agree to Take a
Resi-,
On the conyening OF the sesIl yastprday morn
ing large number OF the members Of the bar
being present. Judge Humphreys addressed
them as follows In reference to the adjourn
ment OF court for the heated term:
GENTLEMEN OF rHE BAR: received this COM
muntfetlpn on Sunday, and nnd none Of these
cases on tbs calendar for to-day ready for a
hearing. The comn1nlnetion Is As follows:
10 -. Non. r. e. HsTphrey', Jadys Ssprsms cs@r,.
The radengued members OF the bar beg
leave. most respectfully, to represent unto your
nor " that, In view OF the hot weather, and OF
re almost incessant labors OF the bar, 1t would
oe extremely gratifying II tbs present term OF
the Circuit Court should 10 ad!ourned sins die on
or before the list proxirpo.
Trusting that this proposition vii meet your
h0uOrd nDDrOOatlOp. 6aY0 tina ln0ar n a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.

Erst sppesrsnce Of Mi:s;s; ysnni: Dasere. fSe
beautiful yoesii,, and sons and dancelsdy, first
from Dublin, in conjunction with our already man.
moth eampany, In anew and Pleasing programme,
Aslrnsr. when 2 host 81 volunteers will appesF,
Honday July I, an entire new company, afand
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

the new Academy Of ~. Joseph will take place
on wednesday, July O. Cars leave At J;b5 and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

The steamer Arrow, Cap, Frsnt HoliinssAesd.
ing Seventh street wharf AZ 10 o'loch 1 m and -
= m, sharp Rstarning, will leave Mount Vernon
Al ~. m. sud p NJ, arriving In washinston, Q ~
2 mat s,NnS ,tam,liss an opportuniiy to spend
Mound Trip tiohets, 81; children. half price Am
ipsthe rood order iyI.td
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

FoRKIaNEIs have not the same feeling and
amount Of chivalry towards women who commit
crimes that we have In the United StAtes. For
example, an American girl, who was Roverness
In an English family residing 81 Lubbock, killed
her lover because he did not marry herr and the
barbaroua German court sshteneed her 10 nine
years Of imprisonment, Eli.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01
FrcsdonSs Fireworks tss tho Foarih.
Freedoms Jubilee draws nigh;
IN all the pnion raise on high
hookets. Let them kiss the sky,
kali than Youtha MID strasn. - ti.ht

THs GREAT RNaLIsH RKxHpy for Gout and
rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, elther Of recent or long standing, are ID.
They can be relied upon - the most aafe and
enectuA remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
PIovT HAlaA,f, ~ Strand, London. kngiand,
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GENERAL Nswr.

INV HAVEN clears soo, 900 BY liquor licenseI
The total taxable wealth Of Missouri Ia Sssr,-
&C., $50. Nearly one half belongs to 81. Louis
county.
CoSsEcrIcUr farmers are said to no cutting
down their fruit orchards to plant the land with
tobacco.
PLANT has been discovered In Mexico which
will cure badness. II will pay to cultivate 1t In
the United States.
FRods, with hams on them nt for the frying
pan, were rained down upon the good people OF
Columbia, 8. c., the other day.
The German language was introduced Into
the Chicago schools while ago, but It has
proved an abortive experiment. The superin-
tendent nnds that the pupils have no relish for
II, and are unwilling 10 spend time In acquir-
Ing II.
THE Boston correspondent Of the New York
Builstia notes change In the matter OF rents
paid by leading Boston merchants, since the
great disaster OF last year, which suggests q
moral deserving OF attention. Those nIms have
forsaken the centres OF their respective trades,
where exorbltant rents have TO be paid, and by
selecting stores In less expensive nelghborhoOds
have saved several thousand dollars In rent, and
according 70 our correspondent have suffered no
high rents thus courAgeously established 10
worthy OF all commentator. Il confronts one
Of the worst evils that has been indicted on
business BY the extravagauce OF war times, and
i Is much 70 be hoped that others may follow
the example,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

GERMAN newspapers announce that the dc
tionary OF the German language, In coune Of
compilation by the Brothers Grimm, win contain
ord. Il has already reached the number OF about
one hundred and nfty thousand, and by the time
Ii Ia completed II will comprise AZ least I'VE hun
dred thousand.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

THR MOTT AsroNsHINo EVENT IN the annals Of
history u 20 lake place next Sunday morning.
Boarding. -house keepers, look out
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GROWLERS IN COUNCIL.
INDIGNANT COLoRgp MEN CONVENE


R,T. t,rerurr-Tbc srno,srs ef,he uixh
school Want TO Ran the Board.
meeting Of the colored citizens Of the Dis.
tao, q, ,,o,,r,,, 80 no,, Ia, nI,n, In IrnIor
Iict VI Soiumoih was hc'u last nisut IN onlop
League hall Tor the purpose or indorsing the
bin presented aud passed in the House OF Dele.
pates Al the last sessIon by n. w. chase, reprc.
a., 81. 80 ~ v,.s,,, n.,.,o, sa,a,,, 90
se"'suNe Hom 'he hRn,n uisuioI IeAfo W
the normal school, In which no distinction on
account Of color s allowed. The room wac
no ne, o sS.
iour,ecn women. Mr. Y. w. Inompk,ns chneu
me meeung 70 oIder, ana stated Us obJecb. ME-
.. ~ Johnson was elected temporary chairman,
anu b W. Tenner temporary secretary.
po,ntei the sol,owino ronm,,,es on ne,,n.nen,
ppsvsnizaiion, Wr.srs "a Nv Tbomntins
%b.nseuvn, &css,s. ~. W. InvnPhhs, ~. n
underwo0d, y. washington, J.. Johnson and d..
boMen, VINO rctlred, anu curing their apsence
,eusr VA rean lfom NJ; n. n; biowne eNpr.ss
Ky Nv NV os'nk aoie W oe P'c'eh
TUE meetine' ..
Mr. bhowsksL kIIkR.
Hst orru, N s.'n'N. M ~ ,il..1
...... CovscrI CHAMprn,
gs.y,. w. r. tt.fia asT oiksr.:
GENTLEMEN; have received your Invitation 10
attend meeting to be held this evening a.
Union League hall, 20 give an expression upon
the "Chase Normal School BILL Though l shall
be unable 70 attend the meeting, cannot re.
frain from expressing my cordial sympathy With
Us purposes. In the Legislation OF Congress re-
latlng TO the District OF Columbia the Invidious
class distinction OF color remains only In thai
relating 10 oar schools-"rhe Bosrd OF Trustees
OF Coiored schools The titles OF the two pow.
crs governing our schools express the Idea Of
this class Legislation IN ilf most offensive lght,
Our public schools are ncR FOR the use and
bgskpir of JnihD n of TINS rEorLK.
But IN the organic act Congress provided a
laiufe the duty Of my3itainlng ~ system Of
free schools" not two Syitems OF SCHOOLS. Not
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AlCasf.

All Clothing at cost to make room for interior
improvements TO conform with the grade OF the
street. EfsHMAN a Bro,
500 Seventh street, May Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

oIhe, CHOIR OF THE !, o O. =. will rive q
S SnANp MMILY ExCURsioN To- ksnlemoy
TIE liss yHG H. s.,s
SSnaHsred for the occssion, and viii leave Iits-
AZ o,eloek {. N, End return about % N.
single tchev Que Dollar; children from 10 70 Il
aaescripaton lis!s be found al the FUTON Hotel,
SssorFetoSni Kdder NoIe.hs, al Seventh
" NOV 4 Sons. corner Of Eishth aud streets.
No ticksh will be sold Il the boat
~, bmIhoss who pnrchAsc tiohets must rive
themselyes to take no improper chHrscters with
them. and slso n conduct themseye with due PRO.
Efiety; detective aud detail OF police will be II
sss sh "a , % prevent roushs from forcing them
n city prices. NM
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

Is ne name q an Engli.h Woqlep, the style Of
ltgAteet weight WOODEN n,ade for Qentlemen's
gear, has oil the merits Of aearsuoker and Is su-
perior 10 strength and requires no washing.
Gentlemen desiring delightful summer garments
should examine these goods
A. SAKs 4 Co., sis Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

CAsroRIA 10 more than Q substitute for Castor
OIL. IL Is the only safe article In existence which
10 certain to regulate the bowels, cure wind
cholic and produce natural sleep. II In pleasant
TO take. No more sleepless mothers or crying
babies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

A VERY WONDERFUL THING 10 to happen next
SUNDAY morning. Hoq'etssPers, indie : note
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

WAsnfy0roN, d. G., june o. IsM
HssEs. fhds. w. hIT.hdH, 4. L. FnsisrHooS Jpsila r.
ofhsrss
s,ASILENES: ! am In receipt OF your esteemed
favor OF the 26th instant, inviting me, In behalf
OF the colored citizens OF the District Of Column
b,a, TO attend mass meeting this evening at
uaion League hall, "to give an expression upon
the Chase Normal School bill.'"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01
BAsR BALI.

Games Tor the sen.ea-The Game. Lost
aud Won by Each Club.
Tie following taDular statement comprises
everything worth knowing about professional
base ball from the beg ming Of the present sea-
son to date. The perpendicular columns show
the number OF games lost by each club, the hori.
zOntal columns the number won. The total
number OF games played by each club and with
what other club played, together with the com
plratlve number won AMI lost by each, and the
consequent present numerical standing OF every
club In the cham onshlp arena, are also shown;
likewise the total and average number OF runs
per game made by each club.
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ADJUSTMENTS, LECTURES, ETC.
EOURTu OF JULY EXCURSION
TO aLYMo
The elegant ste,mers ms-
CITY nthLExANpRiA A

WI male tip, doya ,hs beautiful Potomsc to
70 The following ScEatinle Of hours Leave Wsahins
tor! ton iroE fs;lM Seventh street Al and :. M,
n n, The. grounds Il liy mont are now IN M IN
hands 81 ME Geo. A. shekeil, q well:known aud
e3perlenced cAterer, who Ia prepared with every IA
cinty 70 render visitors comfortable and furnish
them with all the substaniiAs aud delcaces Of the
Al who 90 can be accommodated. Fine music fur.
nished, yi.h string band for dancing. and good or.
DER Will be maintained by concert OF Action batveen
W. Gity PolSe and the sheriff Of Charles county.
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Adjourned.
Police Csurt-Jsdse sssii.

Thomas Hayes, assault; held In $500 bail. II,
cornwsll' dlsorderiy; go: Jennie cl.sell. lar
A. Y. Grant, resisting oficer $40 and cost. w.
Scott, larceny, 90 days In jail. Samuel Steven.
son, assault; y and costs. Jonn Ware, assault;
Hooper ISan S;' Is sns any % oo.s
Daniel Ward; forfeited collateral. James Lewis.
boistsrous; %, &c. MAsten; forfeited collate,
ral; John Grant DO. Granville Fraction, do.
o. Hugh Dlshsy, profanity; Ss. julius Lee,
forfeited collatsf&l. Charles Davenport, DO
Patrick Donohue, do. Mary y. Jones, dlsorderiy;
Cant h's s" soo Eso%.ns rfaf. gss A0.Es
slmms, profanity; %. John stewart, do; do,
Henrietta Mon,r,y. 90; DO; Margaret ThomR-
Tsskss, Keeping : dangerous dog; u and dog
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

Call and examine the IRE and burglar proof
YORK avenue aud FIFTEENTH street, for safeIkeep-
ing OF securities. Jewels, sllver-ware, or other
valnables. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
annum, according TO size. No business man can
akord to do without them
Tdke edrninp from ~ chieago aid Boston drss.