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National Republican., 1873-11-06
BEAUTIFUL GEMS OF ART.
No. 40 seventh sireet North.

- w. NoU FtEttt NOrtn-
west.
The handsome and well-appointed store OF
Markriter, No. 40 Seventh street northwest, is
always attractive, but the gentemanly proprie.
tor occasionally ad0rns It with brilliant gems of
art, which usually remain on exhibition only a
few days, or until purchased 10y admirers and
patrons Of the beautlful
the latest acquisitions to the nne establish.
ment OF Markriter are copies OF Carl Mullers
"iloly Family" Dusseldorf, lSI2. This Ia a rare.
elegant and charming picture. st, Joseph Is rep
resented holding The emblem OF his calling lie
carpenters saw, while the Virgin, bearing il, heI
arms the Divine Child, looks INTO the heaven OF
his eyes with all the deep intensity Of mothers
love. Nearby is pictureda a beautiful angel sweep.
ing the chords OF Tyre. IL is an exquisite work
In conception, design and finish.
harkTter has also on exhibition q charming
picture OF an Evening glow on the coast ui
Maine" remarkably well-executed fac MiniIe
Of the oristpal, Nv N. r. II. DeHas. and q choice
collection OF chromos, with beautiful fruit anu
nower pieces.
But these brilliant creations OF the artist are
az merely incidental In the extensive business
of MafkrlteT, whose specaltles consist OF paper
hangingS, window shades, picture frames, 8c.,
~ which he has fulL slegant, and varied as
National Republican., 1873-11-06
NOTICES. or NEW ADVERTISEMENT,

See the card Of r. 1,uchly.
Professor Bralnerd will lecture this evening.
Wedding stationery, So, At Warren Choates
Q, II. Foster, N. D., No. iiOs New York avenue
Special Improvement taxes paid by J. y. Brod.
bead.
A meeting OF the citizens Of the sixth district
viii be held this evening.
Families supplied with oystcts at the corner oil
Third anil II streets northwest.
a limited amount Of bills against the city GOV.
crnmsnt wanted at J. y. waughs.
james =. Waugh. real estate broker and anr.
tioneer, corner Fifteenth and streets.
See tho schedule Of the through line OF rail.
road between Washington, Philadelphia and
New YORK.
Wm, L. Wall Co. will sell on Friday, Novem.
Der !, at 10 O'Clock a. m., a ano assortment Of
furnIture.
VIM. l.. Wall a Co. viii sell on SATURDAY, No.
vember 8, at 10 O'Clock q. m., one sorrel mare,
harness and phaeton.
Wm. J.. Wall Co. will sell on rflday, Decem-
Der l, at O'Clock p. M. valuable real estate on
the extreme northeast heights OF Georgetown.
jas. L. Waugh will sell oa Monday, November
u, nj 4 O'Clock p. m., 4 desirable two story and
basement prcss-brlcE front dwelling, No. iais '
street northwest.
Duncanson, Bowling h Co. will sell on satur.
day, November "a, at 4 O'Clock y. m., valuable
improved real estate on y street, between Ninth
anil Tenth northwest,
National Republican., 1873-11-06
OBITUARY.
nnurI IL. IInrN


A telegram In another column CONVEYS the sad
Intelligence OF the death at Cambrijgeport,
Mass, yesterday, Of Henry u. Tracy, ESQ.,, q
former Associate editor of this paper, and for
several years q member OF the press OF wash
instoD. During McClollan's campaign upon the
peninsula Mr.. Tracy was one Of the efficient
corps of army correspondents Of the New York
Herald. and In that arluous service in the
swamps OF the Chckahomlny contracted ma-
hrious fever, which reduced him to skeleton,
and for some time threatened his ilfs.
For some two years afterwards Mr.. Tracy was
attached to the Herald bureau In Washington,
and then Joined the star OF the REPrBLicAs,
upon which he continued until 1896. A tempt
ing offer then begullcd him back to his home In
Massachusetts,, where he has since continued
his labors upon the press until the measure Of
his service was filled, and death transferred him
TO better country.
Mr.. Tracy welded graceful and facile pen,
and had few superiors as a paragraphist. Ills
army letters were OF the best. with nne de-
scriptive powers, a deep vein Of humor and a
rare command OF language, he was never at
fault In making the most OF whatever material
came to his hand.
As q friend, he was kind, firm and faithful; as
q companion, agreeable, pleasing, genial and
generous to fault. His death will be sincerely
iebiet'cu W thc icW VI tne JOurnhlistlC pr0fee-
sion in this city who had the good fortune to
know him. lie was = native Of New England,
and about ifty-nve years OF age.
Mai. Gen. Richard DciaaeId, U. s.A.
The death OF Brevet Mai. Gen. Richard Della
held occurred yesterday morning, at his resi-
dsnce, No. iIi5 street. lie was q man Of SCI
entinc attalnments In the line Of his profession.
He was born In New York, and entered the MILL
tary academy from that State In 1914, He was
made second lieutenant OF engineers July "a
ISIS; nrst Lieutenant In the same corps August
-, 1871, and captain May -, 1873. He was SUI
perlntendent OF the Military Academy from
september !, 1885 to August 10, ist5, having
been promoted major OF the corps OF engineers
July :, 1888. In 1855 and 1856 he was member
OF the military commission to the Crimea and
tlons. entitled "Report on the An OF War
In Europe In 1884, 1888 and iS5l," being
published by order OF Congress. lie served dur.
ing the rebellion on the stan OF Governor Nor
gan, OF New York, to organize and equip the
New York State forces for the Held, and 10 sup
ply ordnance for the Atlantic and lake defcnces.
on August o, 1851. he was promoted lieutenant
colonel OF engineers, and June I, 1884, colonel OF
the same corps. April 22 1854, he was promoted
United states army, and March H. isG5 was made
brigadier general United States army "for faith
ful, meritorious and distinguished services In |
the engineer service during the rebellion lie
was retired from service August $, 1863, having
been borne on the rolls OF the army register for
over forty-hve years. Ills brother in New York
was notified Of the death, and will take charge |
OF the funeral arrangements and have the re-
mains forwarded to New York for lnterment.
National Republican., 1873-11-06

The editor of the Cleveland Leader ro-
Gently took his wife and eleven children
oil boys and glrls-to "Ell Perkins" lecture
on free tickets, and then went home and dc.
llbcrately wrote and punctuated tho follow
lngi "A poor man fell over the gallery last
night while Ell Perkins was lecturlpg In a
bsaslly state OF intoxIsatlop.n
National Republican., 1873-11-06
woMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Interesting NIeetinG-Reports of Commit.
teea.

The regular meeting OF the women's Christian
Association was held Tuesday at their new Home,
on Thirteenth street, between X and s streets,
A large number were in attendance; Mrs, VII.
liam sticSney presiding. The reports from the
different committees indicated good legree Of
activity in the work of the ASSOCIATION. Thirty
inmates at the Foster Home and sixteen at the
Refuge were reported. On motion, Dr. Joseph
Taber johnson was elected unanimously physi-
elan OF the Home. The employment committee
reported plenty OF sewing ordered. and demand
for good seamstresses at their rooms over Davis
store, corner Of Eighth street and Pennsylvania
avenue. Tie visiting committee reported many
calls upon the sick aud destitute, with religious
counsel and the helping hand; also the establish
ment OF neighborhood prayer meeting at the
Navy Yard. The most Interesting features OF
the meeting were the reports from the delegates
TO the late general Womens Christian Assocla-
ton conference ut Philadelphia, from which 1t
appears that, though this conference was called
for the purpose OF comparing notes aud ma
turing plans for elevailng and helping neglected
and discouraged wcmen, the spirit OF prayer and
self-deyotion that pcrvailcd the meeting wgs
wonderfully magnetic AMI Inspiring. The Phlla-
delphia sisterhOod were munincent IN their hos.
pitAlltles to the conference. The report closed
with the hope that the next conference OF the
Womens Christian Association, Two years hence,
may be held IN Washington,
National Republican., 1873-11-06
AuctIon SaIen Ta.nnr

Green Williams Will sell yaluitl, improved
property Oh Cotcoran street, Between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets northwest Also, house
hold and kitchen furniture at No. lJss Fourtesn,b
street.
Dunea lson, bowling 4 Go, viii sell $4,000
worth OF iIy goods,
National Republican., 1873-11-06
rahs Oar. .T y..- V.,...,.

Call and examine the nre and burglar-proo
New York Avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, Jewels, silyer.ware, or
other valuablcs. Rents, from ten to sixty dol
iars per annum, according 70 size. No business
man can afford to do without them.
Iake 'rdrnfag Jrs,a fAs chieago and Boston fres.
National Republican., 1873-11-06
A IIantl.aua t.IO

Ills Excellency Governor Alex. Il. Shepherd,
OF the Territory Of Columbia. hav ng been in
booyhooi the schoolmate and friend OF Rev. $.
V. Leerh, OF this city, has evinced substantially
his friendship by presenting to the Centre. street
AZ. T. church, OF which Mr.. l.. Is pastor, the
triple stained-glsss windows for the adofnincnt
OF tho end OF the audience GROOM In the rear Of
the pulpit. The design will be vcry beautiful,
aud the windows will cost $50. We congralu-
late the congregation. Governor Shepherd Is a
gentleman whose liberality Is propnriionale TO
his great wealth. II IL proposed 10 place In an
oval pane at the top OF the centre window, as q
memorial OF the Governors generosity. the ini-
tiais, A. X. s.--Cdmbriani DAILY Nfrs, % last.
MAssEys ALs is the. cheapest, because It Is
uniform.
Mssseys Ale Is the cheapest, because there Is
no waste.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because 1t has
strength.
Masseys Ale Is tho cheapest, because 1t /, the
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest because II u the
best.
Families supplied and faucets loaned. g.
PALMER A GREgS,
Sole Agents, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1873-11-06

Several vases OF pottery have been unearthed
on the Esquline Hill, Ut Rome, OF such size
that man could easily live In one. THIS dlscov-
cry confirms the opinion that Dl0genes' tub was
implied by Juyenal, and as painted BY the French
National Republican., 1873-11-06

An extraordinary art exhibition Is announced
to be held at Naples, and the provincial council
OF that city has voted the sum Of 10000 lire 10.
warls It's support and encouragement. The
provincial ooulcll has also decided to purchase
sixty copies Of the medal recently struck In
memory Of Urbano RataEzl.
National Republican., 1873-11-06
Keen 0uI The Cali

DO 70 savages, and get him to put his un-
doors. Many have been comfofted, and advise
their friends to go and do likewise.
Jos. j.. SAVAGE,
National Republican., 1873-11-06
Nav Asaalr

An immense new stock OF fne boots and sboes
Tor ladies', gentlemen, mases and children just
received at 7. =. oirtrells, 900 Seventh street,
corner OIL,
National Republican., 1873-11-06
4 Large and comnIrin

stock OF boots and shoes, adapted TO the necessI-
ties OF all classes. at T. s. Glrtrels, 900 Seventh
street, corner OIL. Burt's Gne shoes for ladies'
and gentlemen a speciality. Prices to suit the
times.
National Republican., 1873-11-06
National snxtuss Rauk, ,

corner OF New York svenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. banking hours TO Z; satur-
daIs,o . 70 Aand 70 8.
National Republican., 1873-11-06
U,OR MOUNT VERNON.
TO-. On Rxhibitien CNKw No.
nnd Sale l30
,f1 AT 7Tu ~
RHRITRRya
JNTHEsUPREME COURT OF THE pIsTPIoT
OF COLUMBIA.
Francis Wheatley 4 Sons !
Ea,th. r,NFfltch ct AL

hdSasis and Jones. trustees in this cause having
N SQUARE aN TO A. d. DuyAli, trustee FOR XII sshu ";
~ ~ ny ZANE square, to Henry Bnrnstine for Asa.
ssi9; s anu 10y In said SQUARE TO the freedmans
naNiss s hlid Trust Company for go IL a In ihe
and decreed that ~ d sales a. rep9rtei bs raired
ann siu, S1nnrmed on TUESDAY the 18th day or M
brlor 70 tpM day: provided ocpy OF ts OrdeP La
iished IN Wasbipsyg.Sny hswrbaper printed andpu
vembtr. "''0'b X All X iiif tf,n ift1ndnsh dsh "a No
true cory. Test; Iii EFidn HnLI,p'
D. LR TTLtiiNi. Assistant 6isiE oS; c;SJiiv SisSi
National Republican., 1873-11-06

o. note paper advertised BY Messrs. Warren
Choate Co. this morning will doubtless be
very popular. IL Ia folded ut the end Ike legal
paper, instead OF n the side, as Of old. Their
variety is large aud beautiful. For lne wedding
stationery, IN the latest style, 20 to Mesars.
OF Tenth strect and Pennsylvanla avenue.
National Republican., 1873-11-06
Help the Torpid Orsnus,

When the boiy Is In O state Of health the fool
taken Into the stomach acts on the bowels as q
stimulant, causing In them that worm-llke mo-
tlou BY which their contents are expelled, Tbe
iivcr being In natural condition, the now OF
,,mc nmc lWnloh is mild cathartc) into the inter-
ehasges apie aps anu regular and hence the DIS
reverse OF all this constitutes costiyenees. and
nch YInS,Vns ns activity q the two important organs
Mhicn use tho bowels as sewer Tor the egfess
o. waste matter. For this purpose Hostetter.s
stomach Bltters eau bc conndentlaliy recon.
mendod as the most effective OF ali medicines.
tion wonld be unknown Ii the Dtters were In
universal use as n remedy In the earlier sta ges
od lne complaint. AZ this period OF tho year,
Sre pei so Nv ~ hs Win a rs Kindred disorders
the dampness OF the atmosphere, this uneoualed
stlmulant, tonic and Alternative should be taken
daily.
THE GRkAr EvaLIsH RExrpY for Cont and
Rheumatism. Al sufferers from the above COM
plants, either OF recent or long standing arc A.
ylsed 70 use Blalrs Gout and Rheumatic Pills,
enectual remedy ever offered 10 the public. and
nave been universally used In Europe for many
b.an bsass WIN tue greatest success. Prepared By
sp1 rno.r ~ ~ haAHsAsr, 29s Strand, London, knaand,
WHITE. clean. sound teeth. all may have by
PoMscr. P@ aal TnTnsTos ms g Ivory Pearl Tooth
BEAuTIrui, soft, glossy hair, ali desire u, all
Pemadc optime. Price, IS and 90 cents per
LIaurcoIonxp Kid Gloves arc very sty,,sh when
not soiled. JouvkSp inodorous Kid Glove
cleaner Will renovate them thoroughly; price %
eena s psr bottle. All sold by druggists and
WnLsMAcurvsrRxAD OVERWHELMING PIAs.
vailed pvloe q. %. and 40 cents each.
National Republican., 1873-11-06
Prisoner surreudrrcd

John l.. Roy, sherifr OF Lancaster county, Pa,
arrived here on Tuesday night last with re-
qulsItIon from the Governor OF that State for
George Frederick Pritchari, who has been iu
custody at police headquarters since last satur-
day, on tho charge Of forgery, alleged 10 have
toe ! o'clock train yesterday morning with his
prisoner.
National Republican., 1873-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS, 4
WALTZ Opern IIense.

Aholher DISCRIMINATING audience assemble al
the Opera HOUSE last night to witness the
splendid rendition Of Damon by Mr.. Mccullough,
The great actor was, for the most part, very well
sustained by the company, and the whole Niece
was performed Ia manner that secured the
emphatic approval OF the entire assemblaga
Mr.. Mccullough is daily winning new laurels nj
he appears In each OF those great partswhich it
has so long been considered the peculiar and
special province OF the late Mr.. Forrest 10 de-
lneate. As the rare genius Of thls pupil OF the
great departed actor dawns upon us the i'm
sion gains ground that Its germ was nurtured by
the teachings Of the preceptor TO MI tho vacuum
that would surely result from his "taklnQ on ;"
The close stndy and hard, patient labor OF a
iew years upon the auriferous shores OF the Pa
cinc returns MIN TO US an accomplished TRACE
ulan, with all the rough points s0ftened down
and rounded on and talents polished aud de
veloped TIL he may DO considered the worthy
successor OF his great prototype. Had he been
endowed by nature with the magnificent DropDr-
Tons which added 10 much TO tue effect Of the
representations OF Forrest there are many who
10 not hesitate TO assert that his impeI sOnatons
OF the same characters would excel those OF auy
OF MS predecessors In the same llne
Manager Ford Is entitled 10 the thanks OF tho
people OF Washington for the enterprise that he
exhibits In treating them with such prJlusInn
OF eminent artists aud rare novelties AZ AFe be-
Ing produced week after week at this early stage
OF the season. Mt. Mccullough will be followed
by tlie "Black Crook" Miss Nelson and sulyini'
tue great Italian uagedaH, In quick succ ssson
"A. ~ A.H .I..hH
National Republican., 1873-11-06
Reduetion I'm prIce.
Tho New style

1911 Pennsylvania ayenuc,
between Tenth aud Eleventh streets.
National Republican., 1873-11-06
Theatre CsmIque.

The Twelve Temptations" at the Comlaue,
has secured deserved success, the house being
crowded at each performance given. At The
matinee yesterday the parquette was illed by
ladies' andlchlliren, who were deli GIFTED with the
spectacle, Slace Mtn lay addition touches
have been added 10 the scenery and stage prop-
critics. Those who desire TO witness one Of the
best scenic displays ever made here should not
miss this opportunity,
National Republican., 1873-11-06
WEATHER RBPORT.
Wan DEPARrNEkr,)
0srior ~ TUE oaIEr sFasAL OvTIoIl,
WAsHisarok d. u. November d, ts7S, D. m \

rHoBABLrrrns.
For the Northwest, dlminishlng pressure,
soulhwesteriy winds, and cloudy weather. For
the upper lakes, and thence to the lower Mis-.
sourl and lower Ohio valleys, northwesterly
winds, rising temperature, and partly cloudy
weather. For the lower lakes, northessteriy
winds, low temperature. and generally clear
weather. For the Eastern and Middle States,
northeasterly winds, lower temperature, and
generally clear weather. For the Ohio valley,
Kentucky, and Tennessee, light variable Winds,
followed by rising Temperature and partly
cloudy weather. For the Gulf States, SOUTH
easterly winds, cloudy weather, aud Occasional
rain. For the south Atlantic states, northeast-
etly winds, cloudy weather, aud light rain near
west and Ore Ron
National Republican., 1873-11-06
TIN; COUNTS.

j. u. sauisr g. Co.,
liankers. No. lils Pennsyivania avenue, pay I
per cont On ali depoAit.
National Republican., 1873-11-06
THE wRIruEn vIsnrsarov

The following was the range OF the thermome-
r at Hempler's yesterday; 8 q. m, h5: 10 n. m.
u m, 90; p. M, 6i; 4p. m, &c; p. m, 10; 4
National Republican., 1873-11-06

IT Is NO WONDER that lnyallds lose failh I'm ali
specifics, when so many worthless medicines are
advertised for the cure OF various diseases; but
Wnlch, when tried, are found wanting" We
nave yet 10 learn, however, Of the frat failure OF
Dr. Wears BdlsdBi NJ Wild Cherrv to cure
oonHha colh., and pulmonary dlseaae
National Republican., 1873-11-06

TnR Elecampaue and Hoarhound Candy Drops
sold AZ Nattans Drug Store, second and ID
stteeI northwest, nt twenty-five cents half
city,
National Republican., 1873-11-06
CITYITEMS.
To Get Your NIonc,,. Nyorii


Buy your Clothing at Noah Walker 4 Co.'S, Gil
Pennsylvania avenue.
English Worsted Dagonals and Beavers, Cut
away Coats and Vests to match, at reduced
prices.
Overcoats. Oyerco,ts Overcoats.
:, wing Coats. Wing Goats. Wing Goats.
Toys, Youths aud Chllircn's Clothing.
New STOCK received to-day,
Boys, Youths and Children's Clothing. New
STOCK received to-day. Cheap. Cheap. Cheap.
. NOAH WALKER a Co,
National Republican., 1873-11-06

The whole number OF bounty land warrantsts-
o., 100 acres, as follows Under the act OF Febls,
aTy II, 1871, for 50 norsa, Be ptember IS, 1stO,
LOT l6Oi March ., lsoot,SU for 100 acrns saGh,
1900 and for ~ eereA JtS4 applications were
tions already allowsA Warrants for BOUNTY.
years a follows' In 1891, LtS iso1, i,isii Isss,
National Republican., 1873-11-06
THE NATIONS HEROES.
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER J. II. BAKER.

What IL Costs to Honor aud Provide 20,
the Prcserver- of tho Upiou-The sur
viyors OF 1919 Appropriations aud
Disbur-cmcnts-sr srtIHcial Limbs aud
bounty Land--IIow nraye Men are
Definuded-Itsms of General Interest
on the subjrrt OF Pensions aud Pension
Laws.
Commissioner J. II. Baker, chief OF the Pen
sion Bureau, has Just completed his annual re-
port and forwarded the same TO the Secretary Of
the Interior. Below will be found lengthy
synopsis Of the report:
THE ROLL or PENSIONERS.
There has been addet to the pension roll dur.
Ing the past year, by the allowance Of Original
claims. 6,i2s army invalid pensioners, s,ois army
widow and dependent relative pensioners, 12l
navy, i29 navy invalid pensioners, ia navy
widow and dependent relative pensioners, and
pensinned under the act OF February II, 1911
the war OF 1919. BY restoration, under section
., act Of July %, 1893, 29a army inyallds, rs
widows aud dependent relatives, navy invalid
II navy widows and minors. by restoration fol
widows auh dependent relatives, 4 navy widows
10 survivors Of the war OF 1917, and widows oI
soldiers OF the war OF isi2, making in all an al.
dltion OF l6,t05 new pensioners.
The losses have been to the invalid roll h,
death, recovery from DISABILITY and failure IL Il
claim pension for three years, so required bI
widows and dependent relatives roll il,
death, marriage Of widows and mothers, OK,
piratlon OF minors pensions, and failure 10
claim within three years, h,b4s: TO the war Of
making total loss from all causes OF 10 22S pen.
sloners. The additions, l6,s03, less the losses
l0,229, gives q net gain OF ali classes OF pen.
slons Of d,is2. This added to the number on Inc
rolls at the close OF the preceding fiscal wear
292,sfo, gives grand total OF e3s,Ili pensioners
Of the United states on the s0th OF Juns, is,9,
classified as follows: Army inysliis, %, sol;
ylyors OF The war Of 1912, 1900; widows OF sol.
,llers Of the war OF lsi2, b0a]: navy invalIds
l,4Je; navy widows and dependent relatives,
l,iIO.
TIE tseREiss IN THE AsSrM sMoUsr OF FEN