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National Republican., 1873-04-02
Exrrlsinr Rr.innrnnt

Mr.. VIM. &. Mag7e, one Of the best known and
oldest restaurant proprleto' In this city, has
Just purchased, and viii In future conduct the
well-knOwn Excelsior restaurant on Fourteenth
street, above Pennsylvania avenue. The Colonel
certainly knows how to keep hotel, and those
who patfonlze him may rest assured that they
will receive only the finest and best brands Of
wines, liquors and cigars, as well as nrst-class
eating, making oysters specially.
National Republican., 1873-04-02
KLOMAN HOUSE,
No. i2O seventh street, 4. q. UndrrhIII,
Proprietor,

above old-established and popular resort, | beg
TO inform my friends and the public generally
that the premises have undergone complete
renovation since ! have assumed charge and
that have spared neither pains or expense 10
present for their patronage q restaurant that |
am determined, under my management, shall be
nrst-cass In ~ character and appointments.
gents dining and lunch rooms connected with
the house In the most elegant manner, and Sc
cured The services OF q polite and experienced
corps Of walters, natter myself that my faclll-
ties for furnishing parties with everything ap-
pertaining TO my line are unsurpassed In this
city. am prepared to take table boarders by
terms Pledging my every exertion 10 SATISFY
the public, respectfully request continuance
OF the patronage they have hitherto so literally
bestowed upon the house. 4. q. USDERnILL.
National Republican., 1873-04-02
Notice.

Parties owing the estate Of Chas. 4. Appel are
hereby notified not to pay the said Appel" any
bills that he may present.
ChSs. A. Appel Will call and turn over money
and bills he has In his possession,
by order NJ lhe Asslgnees.
LATBlER A CLRAHY
National Republican., 1873-04-02
smallpox.

The following cases OF smallpox were reported
to the health once yesterday: One at No. I2il
Pennsylvania avenue southeast; one at No. 90 n
street southwest; and one death on Four-and-a-
half street, beyond Boundary northwest.
National Republican., 1873-04-02
Tbr wn.bInu,op lon, tIub.

This club have resolved TO disband, owing tC
offer all their property and boats for sale, includ.
ing the ine six-Oarcd outrlggcr, smOoth-bOttOm
gig, built for them last spring by Elliott, Of Long
Island,
National Republican., 1873-04-02
Circuit Court-Chicf Justice Cartier
Police Couri-JudEe smell.
AMUSEMENTs.
The ItnlInn ODera

Lovers OF the highest, best and purest forms Of
music will bear In mind the tact that Clara
Louise Kellogg will sing the rolc OF Leonora, in
YeIdi's opera Of "ll TroyatOre," on Thursday
night at Walls opera house. Friday night Pau.
line Lucca sings the rOie OF Marguerite In Gou.
noud's opera Of "Faust." The sale for single
niRhta continued at Ellis to-flaV 'o
National Republican., 1873-04-02
AInrrs Ne,y s,nrI,

Of Boots and Shoes, beautiful styles, for spring
wear, Just received at I. s, GARiKELLs, 9Oj Sew.
enth street, corner Of !. French and American
Kid, serge, pebble and French morocco; kla,
fONed, In button, front and side lace for ladies,
misses and children, Slippers, Metropolitan and
Mobile Ties; low shoe, something new and ee-
CANT for ladies'
National Republican., 1873-04-02
ARRIVAL OF the GREAT FORErAUGH
SHOW.
The Immense Train and nm Army Of wild
Beasts C0lOnIEed on sixth street Lot
The Whole Concern Turns Out this Morn
Ing In Grand Parade.

The stupendous aggregation" OF Forepaughs
arrived here from Philadelphia during thesiay
and night Of yesterday, and Is now In camp on
the sixth street lot. ThiB morning, weather per-
hitting, the entire establishment will make q
grand public parade, presenting at least one mile
Of new, elegant and brilliantly Ornamented ant
nal dens, cages and chariOts. They will be
drawn by about one hundred and seyenty.nye
horses, all plumed, and drivers uniformed. Ele-
plants, canels, ponies Sc., appear In this mag
nlncent cavalcade. Herr Darious, seated In an
open den, performing with pair OF monster
royal Bengal tigers and couple OF full-grown
Asiatic lions, forms special feature In this grand
display. The den OF the performing unicorn viii
he drawn by eight Flemish horses; and eighteen
thoroughbred Arabian horses, each wearing q
hree-hundred.dOllar harness, will be attached to
the chariot, containing Tony Franks English
band. An opened hail OF classical statuary will
he presented to public view q beautiful girl will
peTsonate the Goddess OF Liberty, and will ap-
pear seated upon the back OF the young elephant
Romeo, and the parade will he the hnest and
longest ever made by any show company In the
world. IL will move at $50 o'clock from the
sixth street lot. Exhibitions this afternoon and
evening, and every afternoon and evening dur
ing the week.
National Republican., 1873-04-02
Father MaauIrc's Lentcn DIscoursrs.

g. AloyNus' church was flIed TO lts utmost
capacity last Wednesday evening by the crowds
locked % he1t tue eloquent Father MaguiTe on
the spiritual supremacy OF the Pope and no
doubt there W,I he another rush 10 hear Ms
discouT,e ms evening IN the temporal power
National Republican., 1873-04-02
Madame Antoincttc BcrbeIs

The patrons Of Madame hetoinette Berhelm
In Washington will be pleased TO learn that she
has returned from Paris to 10 BrevoOu Plesc
Tenth street, with all the new styles OF walking
suits, dinner costumes, &c. See her card In an
ther column
National Republican., 1873-04-02
Thc hmm PoI.onIua Case,

DKSyKa, COL, April i.-Mrs. Newman and
Charles Ward, arrested last week for poisoning
wm. Newman, the womans husband, were dlF.
insufficient.
National Republican., 1873-04-02
Concert.

The sunday school Singing Society Of the Mt.
| Vernon Place N. H. church will give q grand
| concert tomorrow evening at their church. Ex-
| tensYe preparations have been made for this
concert, and practice In many fne musical So
leCtons will insure most enl Oyable entertain
ment,
National Republican., 1873-04-02
TIE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF the United state.

M. III
No. l99. Thomas Ayres ct al, appellants, VS..
The British Steamer Queen. &C. Appeal from
the Circuit Court Of tho United States for the
Southern district OF New York. Mr.. Chief JUS
tice Chase announced the decision Of the court,
amrming the decree OF the said Circuit Court In
THIS cause, with costs, by divided court
No. ls6. The Putnam Fire Insurance Company,
plaintiffs In error, vs. Delos l.. Holden. In error
TO the Court OF Appeals OF the State of New
York, Mt: Chief Justice Chase announced the
decision OF the court, Affirming tho judgment oi
the said Court Of Appeals In this cause, with
costs, by divided court.
| No. 2ll. Christopher CammaCk. IT,, appellant
preme Court OF the District OF Columbia. M
Chief Justice Chase delivered the opinion OF the
| court, denying the motion to dismiss this cause
No. s22 Jeremiah N. Mason, plaintiff In error
vs.. John Y. Moore, administrator, 6c In erroI
| 10 the Supreme Court OF the State OF Maine Mr.
| Chief Justice Chase delivered the opinion OF the
court, granting the motion for supersedeas In
No. 800. The United States, appellants, VS.. The
Steamferry Boat Neustra Senofa dc Regla, Nc
Appeal from the District Court Of the United
states for the Southern district Of New York
Mr.. Chief Justice Chase delivered the opinion OF
the court, reversing the decree OF the said Dis.
trict Court, aud remanding the cause for further
proceedings In conformity with the opinion oi
No. osI. Edgar Marvin ct al. appellants, vs.
George 4. llly. Appeal from the Circuit Court
OF the United States Tor the District OF Louisiana
Mr.. Chief Justice Chase delivered the opinion oI
the court, denying the motion to dismiss this
/ cause.
No. iss. VIM. n. Glover ct al, plaintiffs In or.
| ror, VS.. Geo. q. Prentice. Continued.
No. 2O9. Alfred u, Ry, complainant, vs.. James
| q. Benton. Passed.
No. 1876. The Board Of Public Works OF VirRl
MIA, appellants, VS.. The Columbia College et al
This cause was argued by Mr.. W. S. Cox, Ol
| counsel for the appellants, and by Mr.. W. D.
Dayldge for the appellees.
| Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
| Circuit Court-Chicf Justice Cartier
| This court was engaged as follows yesterday
Berry VS.. Gllbert TeplSvln for various articles
verdict for plaintiff. Bird vs.. Jones, administra
| tor OF Brown; trial resumed and verdict Tor I'M
plaintiff for 800. Willoughby vs.. Windsor; I
| long panel Jury was made In this case, and thC
trial is not concluded, Adjourned.
| Criminal COuTt--JudEe Macarthur.
The business OF this court yesterday wa,
merely formal.
| Police Court-JudEe smell,
| Frank Foreman, carrying concealed weapon
/ $40. Malinda Washington, profanity; a. Nose,
Washington, same offence; s.. Anna Shepherd
| aud Anna White, bolsteTous; as each, JohI
IIolley, assault on Mary O'Relley; $40, Emmi
| Wright, stealing cotton; dismissed. Alfred an,
/ Rachel Gibson, assault on Franklin THOMPSON
o. each. simon BookblndeT, stealing A pOcket
book containing about O. from Clara Douglas
discharged. Louisa johnson, stealing a shaw
worth 81 and other articles; $50 and costs.
National Republican., 1873-04-02
Trials Of BOardIus.urou.e Keepers.

About one year since MessTs Herbert and
herbeft brought suit against one Of their board.
ers before Justice Hutchinson to recover the
sum Of 800, claimed to be due them for board,
anu aIler Jury trial before said Justice a YER
ulct LOT that amount was rendered In favor Of
the Hefbefts. Soon after writ Of ccrfioraTi
was Issued by the Supreme Court Of the District
oICoumbia commanding said Justice TO certify
the proceedings before him In this case to said
court After being compelled to employ other
counsel 10 attend this court, and after frequent
helays the Messrs. Herbert succeeded In getting a
nearing, when the writ was promptly dismissed
~ the supreme Court, the Ease remanded to
lhe Justice, and execution issued TO collect the
money
PENDING this execution, the attorneys Of
IecOfd IN the supreme Court collected the
money, and on being called on for the same re-
FUSED payment on the ground that the party who
nAu authorized them 10 take charge OF the case
was indebted 10 them. The HeTberts were com.
peued TO bring suit against their attorneys and
employ still another lawyer; and on Monday last
tne cause was again tried, before Justice Web
ser, by another Jury, and another verdict rem
uefed TOT teO allowing the attorneys tlO for their
seINlces) IN favor OF the boarding house keepers
Yesterday, after judgment last rendered, a
motion was hled with the Justice, by the AttoT-
neys, for new trial. Also, notice Of motion
ior mandamus commanding the last Justice to
sign bill OF exceptions.
Where II Will end or what amount IL now due
the plaintiff Is good nut Tor applicants for the
cNil service TO crack.
National Republican., 1873-04-02

We WORLD call the attention Of our readers 10
the advertisement In another column OF the
Brooks Sewing Machine Company Of New York
They advertise what is Indeed valuable inyen-
tlOn, nrst-claSs sewing machine for i've dol.
lars
National Republican., 1873-04-02
THE aRElr ENoIIsu RkNEpr for uout an

THE GREAT ES0iIsH REMEDY for Gout and
rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either Of recent or long standing are ad-
ylsed 10 use Blalrs Gout and Rheumatic PILLS.
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
e1ectual remedy ever offered To the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRcur HARsAST, 72s Strand, London, England
and sold by all druggists,
National Republican., 1873-04-02
NntinnnI anrinr. nnnIr.

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours D to I; sainr-
dlyP, to land 6tOs.
National Republican., 1873-04-02

WHITE. clean. sound teeth. all may have by
using daily TnURsToss Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % and 30 cents per bottle.
wEiLH LHMLCHisE-ePRkApS SrRENurHEsINa PIAs
TERs, whenever q plaster Ia needed, are unri
vailed. Price 20, 95, and 90 cents each.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, al
may have II by constant use Of THoNrsost
Pomade optime. Price, Is and 90 cents pei
bottle.
LIUHT COLONEL Kid Gloves very stylish when
not sOiled. JOUvENs inOdorOus Kid Glow
Cleaner will renovatC them thoroughly; price q
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists ant
fancy dealers.
National Republican., 1873-04-02
GENTIKMEN's
Call nj Dittrlch's.
The t5 SIX Hat,

will be kept In order SIX months without Oh arge
AT A. DIrTRICHs SILK HAT FACTORY,
T2I Seventh street, near Patent once.
Also, large assortment Of the latest styles
Hats, for mems, youths and boys wear.
mhl5 saAthim
National Republican., 1873-04-02
The Theatre Comiqur,

There was fine audience at the COmlque last
night. H,what Dick Parker said Is true they
ne going to "burn a woman" on the stage OF
that theatre tonight. Eagan's character song Of
"Uncle Ben Of Baltimore" took well. The new
song lady, Miss Carrie LAyaTnie, has made d
favorable Impression. She has 4 good voice,
and Ia tasteful In her costumes. the entire neT'
lOTmance inertia full atrnnaUe 49,
National Republican., 1873-04-02
Martial & Bates

regular monthly soirec dansantc comes Oh on tn
ID Instant.
National Republican., 1873-04-02
Paradise I,ost,

The representation by the Romoi brothers oi
Miltons "raradlse Lost continues TO attract
large and well-pieased audiences at Odd Fcl
lows hall. There will be matinee to-day At (
O'Clock, and In the evening another Representa-
tlOn. II Ia good thing,
National Republican., 1873-04-02
NEW YORK.

Arrested on the Charge Of Counterfeitins.
NEW YORK, April Lotto Haars was arrested
to-day on the charge Of counterfeiting ten-cent
notes. He claims 70 have discovered a new
method Of engraving, by photography, on cop
per plates, and that the plates found In his pos
session were the result Of his experiments, and
that he Ia not a counteTfeiter. lie gave bail In
one thousand dollars TO answer.
THK HARLEM RAILROAD.
Az meeting Of the Harlem railroad directors
to-day the lease Of the road 10 the New York
Central was ratified.
THH NIXON MURDER TRIAL
a Jury has been obtained for the trial OF
Nixon, the murderer Of Pfelrer, and the case
was opened this afternoon.
THE STOKES CASE
The judgment record and bill Of exceptions In
the Stokes case were nled to-day In the Supreme
Court.
The lower portions Of Paterson, N, j., are
oyerfowed by rise In the Passaio river.
brown Elected Mayer OF -. Leui..
ST. LOUIS, April The city election was quiet.
A heavy vote was cast The returns, though
meagrc, indicate the election Of Joseph Brown,
Democrat, mayor, over George Barr, Republi-
can, probably by $500 majority.
Tho hiodocs Being Surrounded.
SAH FRANCISCO, April Lit Ia reported that
Gen. Canby's force Is surrounding the Modocs
and will oblige them to surrender. Captain
Jacks force is nity.three.
I
National Republican., 1873-04-02
febrey's star Ma

Boston Picked Pork.
SOused Pigs Feet and Tripe.
Salt Water Oysters shucked 10 order.
Choice stock Of Paperh nnaings, Sc,
At reduced prices TO make room for spring stock
At MARkRITERs,
No. t3o Seventh street, between d and X streets
lnEs, Chromos and Photographs. Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, CIT
Velvet, &C.; Picture Cord and Tassels, Ring
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Cent?,
Picture Cords, &c.
National Republican., 1873-04-02
The Ma.hInaton CiIy snyIna. RnnL,

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits. DepOs
lts can be made AMI drawn At WI,
National Republican., 1873-04-02
T INCOLN HALL.
NJ METnOPOIITAN THKATRE
THE talk OF rnE oITY

THE TALK OF THE CITY
CAN CAN! CAN CAM
which, op account Of iu immehss auoces-, win be
presented another week, introducing Entire New
BEIiQLpl -Four Nov and brilliant s,ari
MIs5 hANhlk KENT the Lovely panseuse and
sENQRETA PHILAMENIA, The beautiful Female
fhANk JgEEs, the Original, Lively Mohe and
BURT WxYNE, the Great 0ymn.stie. Song and
farIap, Brapdt Sisters. MoIsrs Afnsida, Iinetts
x x f9ini and Lizzie JohpsonIi new and PLEASING
Porter. In NJw Dutch aud Negro Oddities. The en-.
Tire eQmpany In Mammoth Ollo Of freah aud
hparElinH Novelties. mhai
National Republican., 1873-04-02
The "WaIpurEIs NIHhl. y

The Choial Society, aided by the beat female
talent here, Is making preparations for prOduc-
ing Memberships "Walpurgis Night" They
will be ready about the LIST Of May, and have en-.
gagged Lincoln hall for the purpose.
Metropolitan Theatre.
The Can.Can continues to be the leading at.
National Republican., 1873-04-02

washington THEATRE, COnIIQUR,
Enlargement Of the only Original and yeTitAble
LBVANTINB BROTHRRr.
=, The Original John " Leyantine and Brother
Two other PARTIES travelling under their hard earned
nAme were formeriy pupils of the above performers
Engagement Of the Charming Herio Cuuiic YoeaIist
CARRIE LAYARNlE.
Great Success q the Versatile Artists,
HAGAN AND EDWGRDs.
our Usual Great C9mpapyb Two Grand Ballets,
- A GREAT SENSATION DRAMA,
TIE WHITE BOYS OF IRELAND,
TnE WHITE BOYS OF IRELAND,
spEClAL NQTfCE.-On THURSDAY, April
Z, the Management take pleasure In announcing ths
Presentation % the, Great Spectacular Bsiisl IN
TiiB CAPTIVE THE CAPTIVE,
TIE BIRD-CNGg or EDEN,
lT9dpssd after elaborate prepsIstion snd 81 cost
ss SR1s,ei9r sPd S9,iy Sosiumss, sc and With
DICK rAHSkaEf SshkaEfs pouSEIssBl uSSTEIS BURBANK,
ASh &.iinso. Gas M'Ssh kTSpEs .pa q afS, s
Or asg,,on M3NpiAY AHri Z viii .pPssr ths -oof,y
ssSIisnS; ri YneTP ias, sSn Siadsd NIB
more. mh1l
National Republican., 1873-04-02
Improvement of Lincoln Park.

some nifty laborers, In charge OF Mr.. j. NJ.
shomo, were yesterday placed by General Bab-
cock at work Improving Lincoln square, which
Is situated at the intersection Of East Capitol
street, Massachusetts,, North Carolina and
Georgia avenues, between Eleventh and Thlr-
teenth streets east. The square Is TO be drained,
walks and driveslaid out, additional trees and
shrubberY planted and the grounds otherwise i'm
proved. II Is also proposed that at some future
time q statue OF Abraham Lincoln shall be placed
In the centre OF the square. The present work is
being done under the Immediate direction OF Mr.
George II. Brown, landscape gardener, whose
taste and skill has already been shown In other
parts Of the city upon the different reservations.
Although but few years since this ground was
neglected common, the small expense incurred
to redeem II has made II a very pleasant spot
and with the addition OF few yeArs' growth OF
the trees and shrubbery, under proper care, this
little park will be one OF the most delightful re-
sorts In the city. The appreciation OF values Of
property In the locality has already many times
repaid the expenditure incurred In the Improve
ment OF the ground, and an impetus has been
given to private enterprise In the way Of i'm
prOyement that, with the work done hy the
Board OF Public Works, the extension Of the
Metropolitan railroad and kindred enterprises,
may yet make Capitol Hill fully equal 10 what II
was Expected TO be by General Washington
when the plan Of the city was laid ont
National Republican., 1873-04-02

traction at the Metropolitan. II is given nightly
with Increased dash and abandon, and never fails
Jones and Wayne arc doing well, and are reu.
defing acceptable acts. An evening at the Ne.
trupoiitan Il one OF real fun.
National Republican., 1873-04-02

Dr. wisrLns WILD CHBRRY BLisAN. - This
Balsanlc compound has become home fixture.
Let all who suffer, and have In vain attempted
to cure their coughs, colds, bronchial or pulmo-
nary complaints, make use OF this unequAled
tlfuOny that has been published since its intro
duction being ample proof Of It's efficacy.
National Republican., 1873-04-02
LOCAL NOTES,

Hon. 4. II. shepherd is expected back on Mon
day next.
"wlll you put on your hatf" Is the new way Of
putting II IN a certain once just before 10
O'Clock midnight.
Mr.. Ludington during the past week inspected
1900 bushels Of oysters, 1900 shad, and 1910
punches Of small nsh, all Of which was found In
good condition.
Our friend Crane, Of the Pension once, was
fooled yesterday for the nrst time In twenty
seven years. What will he say when the sheep
go back on hlm7
Capt. Ned Ruyther sent to Jersey City during
the past week three goats TO have trained for the
"grand aggregation" OF Ruyther 4 Knox, which
spreads its canvas the last Of this month.
A dead infant was found on the Bla0ensburg
road on Monday afternoon by an ofilcer and
taken TO the Second precinct station. The
coroner was notified but deemed an Inquest un-
necessary.
Mcssrs DuncansOn, Bowling A Co., auction
eers, sold yesterday part Of lot %, square Is5,
with improvements, to q. W. lInyille, for u, 800.
They will sell several desirable lots on Meridian
lllll this afternoon for L. II. Williams, trustee.
Last night, at $50 O'Clock, an alarm was
turned In from box s5, caused by the burning OF
rags In q house In Jackson alley. The names
were extlnguished without any loss. The IRE
department responded promptly hut did not ~
into service.
Detective McDeyitt yesterday morning arrest
ell two cOlOred boys for rlarceny-Charles Stilard
for robbing lady by whom he was employed
and Robert Devon, for stealing guns, pistols, &c.
from Abraham Brothers. They were committed
for a further hearing
National Republican., 1873-04-02

PARE RANCE, cheapest and best In use; Ham.
d streets. eo2t
National Republican., 1873-04-02
CITY ITENIs.

=. AL, of IHS LATEST sTYLEs Of Chandeliers at
Hamilton Pearsons, Y. N. q. A. Building.
National Republican., 1873-04-02

The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.
isa prominent feature Of the city Of Brotherll
National Republican., 1873-04-02

C0SsuNERs should use from one fourth TO one
half less Of Dooleys than OF other Yeast or Bak-
ing Powders. It'll put up full weight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-17
Fires.

MILWAUKEE, March 1.-THE Mann Bros.
manufacturing companys works at the Two
Rivers were destroyed by fire last Wednesday
night. Loss 100000.
OGDENsBUnC, N. Y. March IA fire here
yesterday destroyed buildings extending from
Ford to Water streets, and from Catherine
street to the river. The principal sufferers are
J. II. Morgan, w. B. Allan d Sons, kellogg
T. Co., Pope's sash and blind manutactory and
Dawes photograph rooms Loss $3.50, 900;
probable insurance 100000.
New York, March ia fire occurred this
morning corner Of Elm and Centre streets
causing loss of about $4,000. The losers
are L. and G. Hoag, cutters and grinders,
$4,000: Carl IIollandcr & Co., furniture, 5000;
John }. McCunu, packing box manufacturer,
$lO,00O; Richard Delop, carpenters shop,
81, 900; Mr. Cohn, silk windcr, $1,000; G. s.
IIcdstrom, manufacturer Of tortoise shell jewel
ry, 81 900 The building was owned by John
Jay, and was damaged to about $1,000. A
fireman was struck by falling coping and was
seriously injured.
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, March LITTLE old
Catholic church and ten other buildings are
now on fire.