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National Republican., 1873-03-07
AN UNsoPHsTICATED GERMAN GIRL

AN UNsoPHIsTICATED GERMAN GIRL.
Off. Miller aud Selma Pohl, FROM Br,.lau-
Curious Cass-wHrnlnE to Housekeep-
ers.
o one o. tho mos, bare faced acts Of insratI,udc
CURED last night At the residence Of MI. N. III.
siiileI, NO. wv - street, from which the house
seepen o. washington may learn lesson, and
employ In their houses as servants. me facts
N thls case, as related by a reliable marty. are
ls, shs' ru, on sst Monday neatly.dressed GERMAN
and inquired for his lady,
=, She was invited into tho parlor and shortly
I Ms; Miller appeared, when the Rrl asked il she
happened that Mrs. Miller at this time was IN
need oi help, and the neat appearance Of the aifi
created a favorable impression upon her. la 70.
TO perform any kind Oh homework. and that her
name was Selma Pohl; that she had been In thls
ptyyny S,y 1ny three weeks, and that she came from
breslau, Prussia. Mrs. Miller concluded TO en-
ploy her and accordingly assigned her A room
anu told her TO make herself at home
Ihe glrL after all was settled, at once en-
tered on her duties, which she seemed to per-
form satisfactorily. Ali went wei untIl iast
night, when the girl raised objections TO the
room 10 which she was sleeping, and asked that
another apartment be furnished her 10 this
Mrs. Miller objected and Informed her thai she
could not better her situation, as she was occu-
pying one Of the best rooms In the house. This
w w no. satsty her ladyshlp, and she perempto-
NY refused 10 sleep In the room any longer. and
Suitln2 the action TO the wort, started down
stalrs, where she was some minutes, when a
noise was hoard, which sounded AZ though a
window had fallen.
Ms. Miller fan down stairs, where she met
the girl and demonstrated with her, hut ali TO no
%euect % and sho started to 70 out Of the house.
Mrs. Miller stood In front Of her to prevent her
cgrcss, which was resented by the gtrl catching
h tnh lAny ~ tue throat and throwing her to one
side, when sho started out through The alley into
temperance alley. Mrs, Miller ran TO the front
door and called "Pollcel" when Officers Harlon
anu smith responded, who, upon ascertanlng
the direction she had taken, started in pursuit.
anu succeeded In aTrestng her In the alley. she
was brought before Mrs. Miller, when was found
in net possession 9 bundle containing jewelry
wnlcn she recognized as her property. The girl
was taken TO tho Central gliard-houSe, where
sne remained all night and will this morning
he carried before Judge Smell.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
THE NATIONAL LABOR COUNCIL.
various Matter. OF Interest Discussed Last
Niuht,

NtInts
A meeting OF the National Labor Council was
held last night, at their hall on Louisiana avenue
adjoining police headquarters; A. r. Redstone IN
the chair and W. II. Champion secretary pro tenn
Capt. Adams was introduced and addressed
the council regarding the Importance Of the or.
ganization, and advised them, a. laboring men,
70 20 ahead, and they would end victorious. He
then gave brief account Of his travels on the
Pacific coast, and said his main assistance In his
explorations In that region was derived from
tho laborlng class.
The Chair stated he had held a conference
with several members OF the United States
House OF Representatives regarding the use oi
the hall for the purpose Of holding q laborlnp
mems mass meeting, but as yet had not received
Mr. Davis, from the committee to visit the
various laboring mems organizations and ash
that they send delegates to ths council. reported
copy OF the constitution was ordered IN bc
distributed TO each member OF the council.
John X. O1utt and Walter Daniels, delegates
from the painters association, were admitted 70
the council and allowed to participate in the
proceedings OF the meeting.
Mr.. A. W. Pruett, Of New Mexico, was also
allowed the same privileges.
Hon. John Mcduire, OF ~. Louis, NO., was In
trodnced, and made q lengthy speech on the
money question.
A letter was received from tho following In.
dian delegation; J: vann, W. p. Adalr, Of the
Cherokees; ID. N. McIntosh, Of the Creeks; q,
d. James, Of the Chlckasaws, asking the council
TO use their influence with President Grant to-
wards securing the appointment OF Hon. W. n.
Laughlin as supervisor OF Indian Affairs, which
was referred to special committee appointed to
confer with the President on this subject.
Mr. Wilcox, OF New York, made a brief ad.
Mr.. Roberts moved that the next meeting OF
the council be set apart for the construction OF a
platform Of principles.
Mr.. Robinson objected TO the motion, on the
Rround that all the laborlng mems organizations
were not represented In the council.
The Chair could see no objection to preparInR
the declarations OF principles at once.
Mr. Roberts said there had been efforts made
to get representations from all OF the orRaniza-
lions, and 1t Is true they are gradually cominR z
In, but not as rapidly A. they should or the work
on the platform OF principles could be performed
BY degrees, and not all at one time.
Mr. frier favored immediate organization In
council Is doing.
MT. Davis thought an early beginning was
needed, and In order TO prepare these principles
properly they required deep study.
The motion OF Mr.. Roberts was then adopted;
after which the meeting adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
THE COURTS.
Supreme conrr Of tho United States.

Supreme Court OF tho United States.
On motion Of Mr. T. J. IBShFfSfs, B Fasr a%5sa g"Sh s Tsr
lor. ESQ.,, OF New York city, was admitted L
pfaetlce as an attorney and counselor OF thl.
No. l4s. The Erie Railroad COMPANY. plaIntla
| In error, Va. jacob d. Floyd;
No. lt0. The Erie Railroad Company, plaintiff
In error, W.; Camden c. Dixie;
NO. lbO. The Efie Railroad COMPANY plaintiff
~ error, vs.. Arthur G. Blgelow, by q. q. Dixie
his guardian, al lib. In error to the Supreme
Court Of the State OF New York. Ordered BY The
So1m iha! me writs OF error In these causes be
No. l6l. John II. Lamb ct al, appellants, va.
j. A. Davenport; Continued.
No. l62. The Evansville National Bank, appel-
liant, ys. The Metropolitan National Bank OF
New York. Ordered by the court that this cause
ne assigned for argument on Tuesday, the 18th
No. ite Andrew Hamilton ct a., plaIptlffs in
error error vs.. Joseph H. Dillon. Passed for the pres
No. lsI. The Planters' Bank Of Tennessee,
ana;
No. 10. The Union Bank OF Louisiana, plain
tln IN error, vs.. The Planters Bank OF T'ennes-
hoblnson and Mr.. Phillips, OF counsel for the
Union Bank Of louisiana, and by Mr.. r, j. Dn.
rant OF counsel for the Planters bank.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Special Term-Judge wylie.
This court made the following orders yOster-
DAY; South Washington Building Association
ys. Warrington Building Association; decree cor
recting deed. Ferry vs.. Edwards ali West Va.
West; order appointing Guardian AN Ienl. Par
sou ys. alexander older refusing Injunction
Dent vs.. Blake and Kelley; order dlsny sing bin.
sarah v. Cunningham vs., Gus Cunnin& nam; de-
cree o. divorce. LOUIS Well va. Matilta Well
anu uenTy Fischer ys. Mary Fischer; divorce
from the bond OF matrimOny. Adjourned.
Circuit Court--Chier Justice Cartier.
:, This court was engaged as follows yesterday (:
United states, use OF Barbour, vs.. Barrett's ex-
ecutori verdict for the defendant. Abbott Iron
Works vs.. Chambers, IT,; Judgment by default.
Hurdle vs.. Murtaghi d full report will be
found In another column. Roland vs.. District
OF Columbia; plaintiffs death suggested nnS
case continued. Adjourned.
Police Court-Judzc Smell.
Minor cases occupied this court yesterday.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
THE COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Meeting Yesterday designation Of Pre-l-
dent Miller,

The trustees OF the county schools held their
regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon
10 the room over the National Metropolitan
bank Mr.. David Miller, president, In the chair,
and Charles Douglass secretary.
Mr.. Miller said that In view OF the fact that he
had been elected teacher OF one OF the schools,
he felt II necessary TO tender his resignation as
president OF the board OF trustees and therefor
conferred upon him.
The resignation was accepted, and he was
chosen president pro tent. until the next meeting
Will be chosen.
number Of bills were presented and ap-
proved. The board then adj lOuTned for one week
National Republican., 1873-03-07
Novel Entertainment,

We would call the attention Of our readers to
the lecture on, and exhibition Of the Wonders Of
the Microscope, by the celebrated mIcroscoplst,
Prof; 4. A. starr, OF New York city, TO be given
" fTlday evening, March I, at the Calvary
baptist church. This exhibition will consist Of
natural specimens, many Of them living, aud at
soclock he will feed on living creatures his
water tiger, quarter OF an inch long, magnired
70 twenty feet, aud the pieces as large as mans
head Will be seen passing down the throat. Do
rot fail 70 attend. Commences at O'Clock.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
JAY COOKE & CO.,

General Agents for the District or G oIuInbIa,
virginia, North COFoiIna, and South Caro-
IlnnI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL DANK REPUBLIC,
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 co,
FAINT, WARRINGTON 4 co,
MIDDLETON 4 CO., ... g..
WELLINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
FREEMENB SAVINGS AND TRUST COM
PANY'
National Republican., 1873-03-07
DEPARTURES OF TROOPS.
The sumner Corps md Company Din.
tcrchnnEe OF Csurtcsies - The second
l'aaneetleat

The Sumner Corps, Of Syracuse, New York
oincered by Captain Barber and Lieutenants
0f company d, Washington Light Infantry, due
ing their stay In this city. left on Wednesday
nlght Tor their homes, escorted to the depot by
company ID. Prior 10 their starting from the
ments Of his command for the generous treat
ment they had received, and asked the pres
ence OF D. boys In Syracuse during the COM
ing summer, promising TO return the Kindness
SHOWN them while In Washington. Capt. Flem-
ing replied In few well-tlmed remarks. As the
word forward" was about to he given, Bat
talOn Adlutant ]. Tyler Powell stepped 10 the
front, aud IN neat speech presented the COrps
win handsome silver goblet, appropriately In
sctDed. The Corps then started for the depot,
OF cheers.
The 9d Connecticut regiment, commanded by
Col. smith, left yesterday for New Haven. The
conconrse OF people, who, as the train was NOV
ing on, gave the regiment three TOusing cheers.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
The Grcut sale of Brouzcs.

This morning, at 1880 O'Clock, Msssrs Iatlmer
CleaTy will Oner at public sale at their sales
Pennsylvania avenue, Messrs. Ylti Brothers col
lection Of bronzes and tre gilt clocks, Candida
hras, gTOupes and hgures; also, elegant parlOr
ornAn- nts copied from classical originals, and
well adapted to the requirements Of refinement.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
NRRPUBLIcAN ASSOCIATION
Election Of Omcers L.a.l Nisht,

The Michigan Republican Association met
last night at Clarkes hall; Mr.. w. II. Barton,
president, In the chair. Tho following ofiicers
were elected for the ensuing year. President,
Capt. Henry Sherwood; vice presidents, u. j.
Baxter and J. D. Turrel; secretary, d. X. sIckes;
James Randall. A vote OF thanks was passed
complimentary to tho retiring president for the
able manner In which he hal discharged the
National Republican., 1873-03-07
RcN. InhnunII.n-n IL

This evening the class OF Christian Workers OF
the Young Mems Christian Association are 10 be
faToFed with the lecture Of DR.. Hall, Of New
York, upon "The Structure Of the New Testa-
Inent." While these lectures are intended espe-
clally Tor the young men who desire 20 be
MnTknTs IhnY arc FREQ 10 all
National Republican., 1873-03-07
Portrait Of senator Sumner.

Mr. Y. D, Carpenter, the artist, left Washing
ton yesterday Tor his home. During the last
few days Of Mr.. Carpenters visit here he was
engaged on a portrait OF Senator Sumner, de
signed as present to Mr.. Thaddeus Hyatt, Of
New YORK. The Senator gave Mr.. Carpenter a
number OF sittings and expressed much interest
In the progress OF the work. IL Ia q great pleas
ure to be able TO add that his health X i'm
DfOyinu
National Republican., 1873-03-07
THE PROMENADE CONCERT.
Blight Thousand People NJ the IuauRuratiou
Ball BuildinR Last NIHht-A Matinee on
Saturday Nexf

Saturday Next.
The very briefest advertising Of the grand
promenade concert, which took place last even.
Ing at the Inauguration ballroom, was suficicnt
TO render the affair complete success Connie.
tent Judges estimate the number OF persons pres.
ent as high as eight thousand, and yet the cana.
city OF the ballroom was by no means tested al
Immense IL the space Afforded By II for the great
occasion for which II was designed,
The Idea OF the promenade concert was very
happy one; the people liked IL and they respondel
TO the invitation from not alone a desire 10 hear
the excellent music Afforded by the United
states Infantry band, from Governors Island, n,
T., and our splendid Marine band, and to enjoy
the pleasures OF social promenade, but 70 see
for themselves the splendor OF the decorations
and the general magnlncence Of the great
structure.
tbecomesa positive pleasure to add that next
saturday afternoon, at o'clock, grand matinee
promenade concert will be given there, to which
tue price OF admission IL hxed at twenty i've
cents Saturday evening the promenade concert
VIII De continued, but lnasmuch as dancing will
DC allowed the price OF admission will he nifty
cents The Marine and other bands Of music
WI u, oe pfesent on each occasion.
Ihe decorations will remain unhstnibcd. and
u L. quite probable that Arrangements will be
made with some caterer to furnish light refresh
menta. There Ia no doubt but what the concerts
there will become immensely popular and rea.
sonaby profitable.
Company A, W. l.. l., Capt. W. @, Moore, was
present last evening. They executed the manual
" arms, the silent drill and the company evolu-
tons. Next Saturday evening the Corcorap
exhibition drill, "
National Republican., 1873-03-07
The aColorsd fitIx.n >,

We understand that Mr.. J. p. Sampson has re-
tired from the CitilsH. Considering bis relation
TO the paper, II will probably be discontinued,
A committee, however propose to continue its
Prof Murrays aud Mr.. sampsons Writings In
this journal proved quite effective In the late
public canvass In the District and IL Is 10 ne
hoped that the paper Will DO oontlnued.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
CITY ITIcNIa.

II PEOPLE WHO suFPER from the dull stupldlty
tnat meets US everywhere In spring, and too
often IN all seasons Of the year, knew how quick
purge the bile from their systems, We shouid
to deal with. FM1W
National Republican., 1873-03-07
Al LII. nI.I n.InI..

Some time since the detectives OF Washington
arrested man named II. y. Lein on the charge
check for t2O but Lsln was Afterwards released.
He Is now IN Philadelphia, and has already OBJ
tained money from nrms there by representing
himself as q member OF the old hIin Of shepherd
Bros, and giving drafts on this hrm.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
Tho Uonrd m AnncnI,

Al the present sitting Of the board OF appeals
on the assessments q much smaller number OF
appeals have been submitted than during pre-.
ylOua years. The assessors are required by law
70 examine all real estate and Ak thereon Its
cash value, fact which does mot seem 10 be
generally understood. Those Intending 10 q ppeal
should do SO at once, as on the 10Th Instant the
board will commence the consideration OF the
appeals nled,
National Republican., 1873-03-07
PrcsenInIlon NJ nCnnn.

4 splendid ebony cane, richly and heavily
mounted with gold, chased, and hearing the fol-
lowing Inscription; "Presented TO William II
gfeas,' was yesterday given 10 Mr.. Lyons as a
testimonial OF their high and appreCiAtye regard
for him as q friend and gentleman
National Republican., 1873-03-07
Fire az a DAILY Newpaptr Onlce

An alarm OF Ore was turned In from the Gem
tral police station yesterday morning at o'clock
caused by 1re being discovered in the once Oh
the Daily 1Hzsi0er No. 800 Eighth street north
west. Sergeant Clayton and the force from the
Central guard-house were on hahd In very few
minutes after the IRE became known, and did
everything they coula to prevent serious damage
National Republican., 1873-03-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
Wallis Opera House.


A very full and fashionable audience, ct Wallis
Opera House, was again favored last evening
with Miss Charlotte CuAhmans most wonderful
assumption OF the role OF Meg Merilles. This
great actress has lost nothing OF her original
power and force. She Is as agile as young NH
and stu has sweet contralto voice. Monday
evening bhakspeares sublime creation OF "HeDTy
WI" VIII be played, with Miss Cushman as
Queen Gathering and Mr., J. II. Taylor as Car
full representation OF all the lovers OF the hiRhest
forms OF dramatic art. This evening Miss Cush-
man has her benefit. The President and family
have accepted In Invitation to be present.
The Theatre CONTINUE.
The versatile variety stars at the Theatre
Comique are drawing the large houses they de-
serve. They will present this evening a very
attractive programme and make an entertain
ment At once unique and thoroughly comlque.
Metropolitan Theatre.
Every night the arches Of the Metropolitan
ring with applause from q gratlned audience,
and win by excellent talent In quickly varying
programme. Solid fun can be had at the Metro
pOlltan.
DupreE Il BenedIcps MIustrcIs
also had full house last evening" and regrets
were expressed that tholr engagement here ter
minated. During their short season they had
made substantial additions TO an already well-ea-
tabllshed fame, aud Will be most cheeTfully well
coined back,
The Mendelss0hn Quintette Club.
With sincere pleasure the announcement Ia
made that the Mendelssobn Qulntette cab, Of
Boston, viii occupy Lincoln hall on the evenings
Of the 10Th and ilth, and on the afternoon Of the
18th for matinee. The club, which like ''ROod
wine needs no buAh," needs no pufnng here,
National Republican., 1873-03-07
Smallpox.

Tho following cases OF smallpox have been re-
ported TO the health once since the last pub
llshed report: one case In alley between Eighth
and Ninth and d and streets southwest; one at
west. One death, a child, at 1879 sixth street
National Republican., 1873-03-07

ASK Yorn GROCER for Dooleys Yeast Powder,
ne best baking powder for preparing biscuits,
rolls, bread, Rrlddle-cakcs, wafles, &C. Depot
GERS. - -" NV
National Republican., 1873-03-07
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOurse Middleton have 10000 TO loan on
real estate. ~
johnson A COlley ara Offering their stock M
dry goods at Rreat baTRalns
article. "N"
Desirable Otice-rooms for rent.
A wallet, containing Hot OF bills and certla-
cates, has been lost.
Latimer Cleary, AurtIoneers, will sal on
Monday, March II, At O'Clock D. m, three
valuable building lots on the corner OF North b
street anu Delaware avenue, Capitol Hill.
class carriages on hand.
The nfty-nrst annual commencement Of the
National Medical College Will he held tomorrow
evening.
William l., Wall Il Co., luctluneers, will sell
on Wednesday March u, d 10 O'Clock 4. n, the
entlre stock OF q dry aud fancy good store
liable property on Ninth street northwest,
Professor A. A. starr, Of New York civ. will
lecture at Calvary Baptist church his EVENING
National Republican., 1873-03-07
NntIannl aaving. RanL

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street. |
pays Q per 0ent per annum on deposits for each |
calendar month. Banking hours . TO .; satuT- |
days, . TO 4 and Gtoe.
National Republican., 1873-03-07
LECTURE.
SIAN, Its CourI nnd Customs

"SIam, Its COuH nnd CHstoms,n
Is the subject Of Mrs Leouowens lecture, to bs
delivered tonight At Lincoln hall. She, on
TO which she was especially invited, by hef in.
terestinR narratlves. For six years the gov.
erness IN the palace Of the King OF Siam, ana
having Tor her pupil the present monarch Oh that
country, she speaks from actual observation, and
In such manner as cannot fall to be pleasant 10
all auditors. The arrangements for her present
gentlemen OF this cltyl
National Republican., 1873-03-07
brRE FRHgru rAnnv

PoEDs EXTRACT IA q family medicine that ha,
been In use twenty-five years. Ask your friends
with what fpault
National Republican., 1873-03-07
They will be assisted by Mrs. Anne Granger Dow
an eminent vocalist NsN' Nv"
Tho Original Hutchinson FAMILY

H"V VHaHH1l"1 HHuNNHIHHUH FnTnIIy.
concert will be given At the Metropolitan
church hy the Hutchinson family, on Monday
evening next, March 10. under the auspices Of
Mr.. widows, Of the chimes. The New York
7fInes says Nothing so sweet as good music,
and the sweetest and best we ever heard was by
the Hutchinson family" On this occasion Mr..
WlddoWs Will play two or three solos on the
Dellai with an organ accompaniment. Mr.. Geo.
W. Walton, the distinguished organist, will pre-
sue ~ the organ, and play several choice pieces.
nifty TOT those who are supposed TO be connOls-
senrs OF bep music TO judge OF the quality Of
thla. and also as 20 whether The bells nre In iinc
National Republican., 1873-03-07
NInIne stnre As.hclniion

The Dirlgo State Will give their last socIable
Ior tne season a. Masonic Temple this evening.
IL need hardly be stated that the soirees Qiyen
by Als association have TeIelSed Unusual COM
mendStion, The President has accepted an in
National Republican., 1873-03-07

aO PuRE FRENCH CANDY 40
ls manufactured daily, and sold at the low price
ot 20 cents per pound, At 40 Pennsylvania ave
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eo6t
National Republican., 1873-03-07
The Five Cents SAVING. BANK,

corner Fourand-A-hAn street aud virginia
avenue southwest, pays six per cent. interest
on all deposits. Deposits can be drawn as wili
National Republican., 1873-03-07

IN "ithh iour blocks OF all the newspaper ofilces
THE GREAT Esatisu RElrRpY for aout and
rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com.
plants either Of recent or long standing, are adj
Nlsed 70 use Blalr's Gout and Rheumatic Pills
Ihey can he relied upon as the most safe and
euectha remedy ever offered IN the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
ss rhoUI 4 HARsANr, 9Yp Strand, London, Engand
THR domestic" SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
selling moro machines In lis second year than
any other sewing machine company eyef solI IN
vs. tenth year. The Domestic" has won this
success at time when competition IA the
strongest, and when people are the hest in.
formed, most critical aud exactIng; when good
machines sell the most readily, and bad ones the
4 word % the Wise Is suriclent.
M. Y. Adams and Co., pu5 street, Masonic
rempleD are the agents for the Domestic" In
WHiTE, clean. sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THuRsTpSs Ivory Pearl Tooth
r1ywuet Price 70 and 70 cents per bottle.
WELLS MAcuRE-sPRRAD SrRKSeruRNIsg PIAa.
rBRs whenever q plaster Ia needed, arc unTi.
vailed. Price %, 20, and % cents each.
BEACTifri, soft, glossy hair, all desire Il, ali
may have y by constant use OF TnoNrsoS't
Pomsde optimc. Price, 20 and ~ centa PEI
LioHr coLoREp Kid Gloves very styIish when
not solled. JOuIENS InodorouS XII CIIoy1
eleaner VIII renoyate them thoroughly; price u
cents per bottle. All sold by druRRtsts AMI
fancy dealers.