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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

characterization IL, ATLANTIC ~.
Earned Runs-Creghton Is, Atlantic s.
Home Runs--Gerhardt l, Jennings 2; total y
Umpire-Mr. W. Lennon, Maryland Base BAH
scorers-Messrs. Kuester AMI whitehouse.
Time OF Game-Two hours. -
In this connection we cannot help but refer 70
the scandalous conduct OF several OF the party
who accompanied the Creghtons from this city
After the arrival Of the club upon the grounds
they began ~ MI themselves with whisky, anu
| Dy the time game was called were very drunk
The crowd we refer to occupied the main stanl,
and are the same whose dlsrepntaole cohdue,
during the progress OF the Chesapeake and
| Creirnton game last Thursday, on the Olympic
| grounds, we had occasion to notice. Throughout
| the game yesterday they disguised everybody
within hearing, and several ladies' were com.
PEELED TO leave the grounds. The keeper OF the
grounds threatened 10 put them out, but In con
slderation OF their being strangers, aud al the
intercesslon OF their friends, they were savet
the disgrace OF spending night In the station
house.
After the game, on their return to the city
they behaved outrageously-sinRing, hootinl
and insulting every lady whom they passed. we
feel very much like giving all their names, put
SYMPATHY for their parents prevents u.s.. All OIL
them were mere boys, and, no doubt, had never
been away from home. On their way 10 TINS
| city last evening they had car 70 themselves
| having driven every one else out by their bias
phemOus conversation and rotous conduct
| They claim TO be friends Of the Creighton club
and, no doubt, think they are, but we are sur,
| they are very undesirable friends. We hope TIT
next time the Creightons visit our sister cit!
| they will leave this gang behind.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

Yesterday morning there died at the residence
Of her parents, In South Washington, Katie May,
infant daughter OF John A. W. and Rosa Clarvoe.
The chiid had Just reached its tenth month, and
her death Ia the lrst broken link In the hereto
fore perfect chain OF loving and interesting
isinily circle, each OF whom sincerely mourn The
death OF their little sister, Tho philosophy OF
EARN Affords no consolation " the bereayed pa.
rents. INT tbey eau aud do turn In their hour OF
aIIllcton to lllm that "doeth all things well.'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

A regular meeting OF the Pennsylvania Repul
lloan Association was held at their rooms,
nall, last night, with large attendance. The
principal object OF the meeting was to elect dele.
s,ats. 10 the state convention, and the following
we're elected; II. ID. Kinney, u. II. Thomas, Paul
Uersb, Delegates to the State central committee,
j. IL Kitchener and Y. X, Chapman. After some
lion adjour"-i
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
TINTED STATES PATENT oFFi5E,

On the petition Of JoaEPH HARRIsos, ia, Of
Phadelphia, pennsy lyanA, praying for ihe ssien;
oe ober. ieg for an improvement In steam boiler
closed on the ID day Of September nsIt; that the
time for hlinE. arguments aud the EiAminsrs 70
and thai said petition DO heard on tho nth day Of
ny INV psrson may oppose this extension,
jiFsw H. d. Lkd0krT, Commissioner.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

Speaking OF the manner 10 which the escaped
rhlnocOrOs OF O'Briens menagerie was Gagged at
Ithaca, N. Y, the Democrat say "a cable cham
was attached 10 each OF his legs, and one around
his neck, and these were coupled to locomotives
on each OF our railroads. the engines were
then started. Pulling In ave different directions,
his behem0thshlp had nothing LEFT TO light with
spire by a wire rope. Being rendered harmless
by these guys, new wagon was buiit around
him, aud thus he was secured .#|.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
THE NEW CAMP GROUND.
Meeting Of the Managers II the Metrepoii
tan Chureh Last NlGht.

An adjourned meeting Of the board Of direct
ors and stockholders OF the washington Grow
Camp Meeting Association was held at the
Metropolitan church last night.
The committee on ground reported that III,
spring had been 20 arranged - TO afforda CO
pacity Of two hundred gallons per minute. Ii
addition to this three fine wells were TO be sun,
and pumps erected.
The nrst camp meeting win begin August 10
nfty tents sold for the occasion, and daily new
ORDERS are coming In. THESE are all from tn,
District OF Colunbia, and 1t IL expected tina
Frederick, Hagerstown, Annapolis ant othe
cities will send large delegations.
A resolution was adopted cordially invitlnl
the nembsrs Of all the churches In the city q
l,unite. and make this, the nrst camp, one worth
Of the church, and an event long TO be renem
bered. .... ...... +.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

Raspberry and Lemon Syrup At 40 Pennsyl-
yanla avenue; tib0 per gallon; rs cents per
bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..



with the completion Of the Metropolitan
branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad new
Impetus has been given to inoulry as 10 the ADJ
yantaQes Of Montgomery county for the nae.
pleasure and profit Of gentlemen living In WASH
ington. The railroad brings the nnest part Of
.ne county Wnhin easy access any al along Y
country home The latter mari Of iast rs.S 4
COMPANY Of Gentlemen. Numbering about INV.
among whom were General sherman, General
Whipple' General ritcher, Sommodore Nichol-
Sait, NJ. psndr,se. NJ. d. Ramsey. Nj NJ. y WI.
ils, MI. Il. L. Stone, Mr., John Tyler, Mr., Barrier.
Third Assistant Postmaster General; Colonel
SSeu, iR, MI. q: rotect anu =; v. Whitney, o.
tyman' Mr. Green AMI Jndge psmseS ~ Rncr.
vile, accepted the Invitation OF Messrs. Boyle
and Barnum, Of this city, to spend day at their
farm AZ oaltnersourg.
hand apI Mr. Barnnm. AMI NJ GaitSersbuta wsre
received BY Mr.. Boyle, who haI carrtages ready
to take them for days pleasure to one Of the
nnest o. the iaiins o. Montgomery county
innch. XII ,Ssn nnt,l o'ciocr ahs gen,ialnaL
enjoyed themselves with various sports AUD
games. AZ that hour they sat down in q grove
| " .aoNh sPieau win oNeiy kVou luiuk 70 VA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

How MIR. Gsldburg Didn't Lose His Money.
Yesterday afternoon Lieutenant skippon and
Sergeant Vernon arrested colored man named
Thomas Chew, on the charge Of stealing from
@. Goldburg, 4 secondhand dealer on d street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, the sum OF
sT5 and pair of pants. The circumstances In
the case are that Chew visited the establish
ment about one week ago aud asked to be shown
pair OF pants. The request was compiled with,
and several pairs were shown nm by Mrs. Gold
burg which did not seem TO suit Chews iancy,
and Mrs. GOllburg went to the back part OF the
store for the purpose OF bringing other styles,
aud during her absence Chew removed from the
drawer the money, and, picking up pair Of
pants, left the store. ,,,-
Nothing more was seen Of him until yesterday
afternoon, when he returned to the store, and
was recognized by Mrs. Goldburg, who closed
| the front door and called to her husband, and ~
| at once responded and attempted to seize The
| thief. This Cnew objected W, and tussle en-
| sued. Mr.. Goldburg, getting the better Of hun
| and throwing both arms around Chews neck
moved him up to the front door In hope,
| passers-by would see him and come TO his as
| sistance. Tue sight soon caused \ crowd to as
semble around the door and look with wonde
/ on the scene, none OF whom had the courage I,
assist Mr.. Goldburg. This lasted about nfteeI
minutes, anu the crowd had BY this time IN
| creased to hundreds, when the ofncers men
| toned above made their appearance and tool
the thief Into custody.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

the terrible designs on government no claims to
be entertained BY spirtualists. Some influential
surface OF every great movement, political or
renqous, may have uttered some such gibberlsh;
but have experimentaily found the trouble
other way; they take FAR too little interest in
politics; they now permit themselves TO be taxed
lby exemptions Of church property. grants to
trues 20 which they are opposed; and IL is OK
tremely dlncult-almost impossible-to rouse
them 70 such political action as "a necessary 10
protect them against the present acts and future
designs OF their opponents. As to theocracy,
y Is the old cry Of the wolf against the lamb,
the danger thereof being entirely from an oppo,,
POLITICALLY, It will be TO prevent ono from being
estaDlshed, OF rather 20 disestabllsh one already
Iornea IN part by means OF SAID grants and ex-
Every Judge and lawyer who has had dealings
with hplritualsts knows that they believe In the
sun(ecuon OF the state 70 splritus1m, AND tnAt
selves In court, violate contracst5 md defy the
law -
EyeIy such Judge and lawyer X pere are any
knows precisely the opposite; WI IN" name me
one Judge or lawyer who Will so Now over ms
own slgnaturel As TO .'perjuring themselves"
dinms q o,ners any one in ne t acquainted
with spirltualiss Know them 20 beof dlneIent
s,Mipe., can M. name Just one ease " poin,l
s afs eS % via soe pepo
SIN, splrituallsm has no theory on the sublect;
some spitituails,s have. They dner with each
poc csS ss ss o,ser fon. ga qSs
cenhase shakers arc splritualists; the omnlgamic
Pesisctioniss q Oneida, VINO believe In klnd
svanssI,csi Or sPnodo x tssir heooay and
are not spirituallsm; Asto me nature o. enlist,
Christians pave dinefed almost rom me nIst
s snS az % M n eonnSc NJ S0 s,Iser9
| Those VINO Know least on such points are most
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

For the accommodation Of those spending the
summer at Wanenton and vicinity, the WASH
inRton City, Virginia Midland aud Great South
EN- railroad will run special train on the War
reutOn Branch on Saturday evenings, connecting
with the South bound train. and returning viii
connect on Monday mornings, with the tram fol
Washington city and the North.
j. NJ BROADus q, II, A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

Wa. Georoe Ws.h,nvton horn in Great f,r,,a,n
| n".'.', ~. .,a...s -,
or AmericaI hpsuru US TINS quesuou must
sound to an American, II has been gravely dis
| cussed within the last few months by writer In
| Tho landau Mates and o,,ri,s. who has thu
enrontery to say that Washington's own brief
assertion In aletter to the effect that he was born
| In Virginia cannot be conclusive "No mans
uusupp. ~. ~ l, W nv
place OF MS pirth would DC hken I'm eViuehce In
csurt OF Justice, for his knowledge OF the event
nrds - Tn,s ia s,,,y erough 7 ala not ses ,no
Shnio ar,ir,e ar y,eaTn Nv what arunments the
wpitrp enSeayoscd 10 snbstantiate ia donnts' II
W. ras,y poa INV y, IN lie tn,o hir,nDiacc' ~
| ne S,,syr u,,sn mi Scsinr snr,a ,ntercst IN IN
M ,us,,er en- oo ot me Nm couts,n,ns the
quotation last siye.:, and insi9sed 4 A. letter
ena not "a, from Wsteas,a' he estate on Which
I'M s,p,nn,aceonr rstner IN. ala ~ III, atm,
sied, wiih . request ma. he To1la reply to 1t.
!. am ana 1ny saTs no - Al In aontcn,a of
,na npi an ain Won ssSd me That sny man Of
ordinary inissenoe nns Whit ,ne o Soan ,ns
had Geae n. wns So II A%s
on 70 say ,nm u wasnn1 has S'os,aPny, MIL
S aprly tne lives ~ MarsbaiI snaiSs and Irving
no. s1cent to Whas sie
he Womb mi at;empt The task himself. In adj.
d N 70 tn the weil,suown S,ographies, tradi.
Ss ana mS ~ sni,S6tened JonSd hep
cresiple and eorroboratiSe records ave not want.
ing. "Isd ths. question" no concludes, .been
dennis Of he African junaies, IL would not have
Seen surprislna; but 10 come from 4 writer in
LSndon Is insSpbrsssS marvellous anu looks
Among the memoranda alluded to IA n fac
,imiia oil the entry Of The birth OF washington In
,hs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

Gall and examine the fre and burglar-proof
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, FOR Aafe-keep-
ing OF securities, Jewels, silyer-ware, or other
yaluables. Rents, from ten TO alxty dollars per
annum, according 10 size, No business man can
afford to do without them.
Taks corning from the Chieago and Boston Frss. I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

Is fTIKRE any claim too extravagant for Chi
summer resort aud trying 10 entice people to
visit IL merely for pleasure and enjoyment dur
ing the heated term. II II does not become
viii have heated term OF long duration before
Ito wonderful history Is complete,-N j, Mail,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
The Crnck MRryiand Regiment Going TO
Cape May.

Tho Fifth regiment OF Maryland Will leave
Baltimore on Wednesday evening for Cape May
and will hold their annual encampuent at Camp
Princeton. The regiment Will muster four hum
jenkins. Gov. whyte, Of Marylnnd; Gov. liar.
ranft, OF Pennsylvania, and Gov. Randolph, OF
New Jersey, have been invited TO review the
regiment At Cape May. Col. ]. y. Cake, Of Con-
has been accepted for Thursday evening. II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

The thirteenth annual meeting OF the National
Educational Association will be held In Elmra,
OF exercises Ia an unusually interesting one, and
the meeting bids falr 10 DO one OF the most
valuable ever held. Rev. u. @. Northrup Is the
president, and some OF the most prominent Of
our living American educators are engaged for
the lectures and discussions In the four depart
menta. ... 81.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

CAsroidA Is more than q substitute for Castor
Oh. IL In the only safe article In existence which
10 certain to regulate the bowels, cure wind.
cholic and produce natural sleep. II IL pleasant
70 take. No more sleeplcss mothers or crying
babies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
TUE CITY RAILROAD QUESTION.

TO ne Editor II Ia Naifonal RspHhfedn'
SIR; formerly resided in a large town which
was crossed by railway, and trains were pass
Ing and repassng continually. and yet an acci-
dent never occurred. The management was very
simple. All streets opening upon the track had
gates across them on either side. which were
closed when train was passing. There were
fifty or more Of these gates, placed there by the
railway company, and at each one was stationed
a Keeper. This practice should be insisted upon
By our government, aud then We should hear no
more Of children being killed aud adults bruised
and maimed from stupid wagon and car drivers
racing across tracks In front OF steam engines.
A closed gate, IN charge OF company en-
pioyee, would stop all passage, and these In
tolerable nuisances bells and whlstles-would
be abolished, a. the eyes OF reliable and alert
gstekeepers would prevent all collisions.
Washington Is making vast improvements.
Let these gates be added at once. They can be
made IN two ways-iiyided IN half aud placed on
either side OF the street, along the curb, or In one
In the middle of the street, swinging on centre
post. The only objection can conceive OF is the
expense OF the gatekeepers. But has not the
corporation power To inforce the company to
use all care and diligence for the safety and
lives OF Its citizens, and also to terminate the
horrid din OF beiisf and whistles. ten thousand
times more uhbeatable. than ''kelys barking
dog?"
Respectfully yours, MS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

ID lAs Editor Of tie National Republican!
SIR: Please enlighten "Citizen" that he mis-
takes the sentiments Of many citizens residing
In the vicinity OF staunton place, In his appeal
for more light on G street. We are proud Of
MARYLAND avenue and Its Improvements, and
especially pleased with what Mr.. Murphy and
the Board OF Public Works have done at staun-
ton place, and think they have shown good
Judgment and taste, and proper regard for
utility and economy, both IN the plan and ex-
anxious about the future intentions OF the board
M 10 stanton place or the contract he says
was "Riyen" to Mr.. McNamara, further than
what we can infer from the known character
and enterprise OF both; and II "Cltlzen" resides
90 &C street east Of the square" he ought to
Water ana jMproyeSnent do not go 10 pay for
Nblue fences around the public reservations;
neither are the fences made to keep stock or
cattle In, but to keep them out, especially such
cattle as would "creep through" u hole In the
fence on promenade. g., A.,
idea ia Interesting In certain sense) ln having
any trails pulled out OF the fence" for "Citlzeh
ID test the value of his or her new mode OF
promenading by Creeping through" as we do
not care 10 risk the experiment, since the atti-
tude might be more original ana picturesque
than healthy or profitable, and Judge smell m,ghI
feel called on to send the operator an ihSito 10
Since .Citizen" intlmates that he Is "hermetic.
ally sealed upn perhaps he hal ~ well "dry up,
m II he and some others Will gfuinble less and
helm more In making the streets as they were
n years ~, ana wc. .nsS wS yesrl NO q
come but for the well-meant efforts and grand
success OF the Board OF Public Works, all VIII
soon DO right. .,,.I ...- MANY CITIZENS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

,rneT OF seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits Deros-
Its can DO made and drawn at viii.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

This company Is meeting with greater success
than any Insurance company ever started In
America. Its plans are simple, the company re.
liable, the payments easy, and the cost but one
third the usunl rate.
A. s. LosEE, General Agent,
02s Il street, corner OF seventh northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
WHAT THE PEOPLE THINK
LETTERS FROM OUR READERS,

variou. subIects OF Pebble Interest Topics
Of Everyday Tnih-lunint views and
shrewd Arguments -Compiaints aud
Grewis-Prai.c and Biamo-t'ood Let
tiers and Had Ones-spicy Ideas and
Gieou,y Thoughts.
LRr rus WORK 20 ON.
N Ne Eiiier of ne Naiio-ai Republican
SIR: Taxpayers would most earnestly call the at
tention OF the Board Of Public Works to the unin-
lshed condition Of Twenty.fourth street north
wcsi, especially between N and N streets. Thls
street has been turned topsy-turyy, and has lain
In that condition for two years. II looks as II
South American earthquake had wreaked Its fhll
vengeance upon It. And yet nothing IL being
done to improve Its condition, notwithstanding
persons living In that vicinity arc suffering, Is
IL were, for common city convenience. Words
not often seen In the English vocabulary are apt
to be heard by many otherwise and heretofore
crcumspect citizens.
VIII not me board Of Public Works come to
those neeessaries which as Taxpayers we are en-
ttled lot Nothing Ia asked for but simple Jus.
uce. ." ne. .a 'H4 TAxrArkR
PUBLIC scuoois--co.smrESoy. ......H
10 he Editor Of IA, National RspsIiieans
SIR; Most unfortunately for all concerned
some dissatisfied persons are trying, II not to
turn the world. at least this community upside
down on the school question. Il IA well for the
men, before they undertake to embark In re-
forms, to look back over their own career as
private or public persons that they may feel as.
sured that no conduct Of theirs In the past or
present cap be cited as against them. In Look
ing over the meeting at Union League hall we
could "spotr two OF three whom circumstances
and simple change Of occupation msde con-
sistent. One OF these gentlemen still persists In
So,ne nSt ne would nsns ms ne,sn 90 Nc 40 70
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
TnLe Cnre of Your Ynlnnblcs

PREVENTIVE OF HyDRoPHoBIA.-Go TO Bayages
and buy a muzkle for your dog.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
National Savings Bank,
special Term-Mr. Justice humphreys

Spcc1nI Tcrm-Wr' JustIcc ffuIhpHrtSr'
THIS court met yesterday pursuant TO adjourn
ment and was engaged as follows: Wiley vs..
Jones; order appointing j. Y. Jones trustee.
Mlstead VS.. Milstead; order for sale Of infants
dtor's report. yaralla VS.. varalla; decree taking
bill for confessed. Mclean vs.. Falconer, and
Garland vs.. Hawkshurst; decree pro eoilfesso
McDermott Vs. M.Dermott; decree ratifying
sales by trustee. Crutchett vs.. Warren; order
Of publication. Hunting Va. Walker; decree for
final ratification Of trustees sale. Guild vs.. Rod
dick; order OF publication. Cattsn Lord vs.
sioner to take testimony. Adjourned. ~ a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

THE NEw CoroNsApn Horn, on Chestnut
street Philadelphia, Pa, Is near the different
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22

On. wfsrARs BAIsAN OF WIN CurRRy is "a
combination and form indeed for healing and
curing diseases OF the throat, lungs and chest.
" cures congh by loosenlng and cleansing the
eaus,, Instead o. drying up the cough and ieav-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-22
CITY ITEMS.

TuKRx IS NO EXCUSE for those who Ding their
weary and dlsordcred bodos into our company,
when few doses Of AYERS SARsAFARItLA would
health and vigor. Ye muddy victims OF bilious
aiseese have some regard for your nelghbors, II
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-05
DIR. BREN AN .
Or. PAUL NJ. Brennan,

VNHE CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN AND MED.
l. ICAL LECTURER, has taken up his head.
quarters in San francisco, l2I Montgomery
street. opposite the Occidental Hotel entrance
Large Rooms and the best accommodations fol-
both sexes Hundreds Of Patients have been
cured by Dr.. Brennan after other physicians have
fsiled. His recipes IRE used by the leading
specialists Of New York and Philadelphia. Send
for his List of printed Questions and his printed
Circulars. You who want true physician
services correspondence will be answered by
return mail on receipt of stamp. Dr.. Brennan
Will send prescription known as THE NEW
REG for the cure of all dis
ease of the genito urinary organs, including dis.
ease of the Kidneys, Bladder, Sexual Organs and
Glands, which never fails 10 cure when used &C.
cording to directions. This prescription is in
valuable, as 1t thoroughly restores the Natural
Powers Of the body when lost by disease
nervous debility or self-abuse. Price OF pre-,
scription $1,000 forwarded to any address. Tho
Doctor will careful compound the prescrip
ton and send the medicine by express for 49, 90
$1,000 to be paid in advance and 500 on receip
Of the medicine, which is warranted in ever,
case. Address Or. Paul NJ Brennan, l27 Mont
gomery street, or his private Postoifice Box 29l
Send for private circular containing many thing
worth knowing. se9-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-05
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS
BY GILMER sALIsBuRY's SALT LAKE LINE.
Joseph Granger Walter Seals
Miss Carr
DEPARTURES.
BY TRAVIS i co.'s HAMILTON LINE.
None
az aILMER = sALIsBuRY's SALT LAKE LINE
" A Keller J Meyer
Mrs Clark