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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-29
LITTLE HATTIE KENT.

CONTEST OVER THE CUSTODY OF A
LITTLE CHILD-ANoTHERH HEARING.
The KentHunt hye-year-old. child case was be-
fore Mr.. Justice wylie yesterday afternoon again
for q hearing, Mr.. Payne appearing for Mrs. II.
p. Hunt, the grandmother Of the child, and Mr..
N. Thompson for the ehIld's father and mother.
ItyIll be remembered, as heretofore reported
mother Of Hattie e Kent; the It'll srvq a coz.
i,s, + dSs va: Kent ss y lpp,speS persons to
doings Epq dissoluteness Of their house Is
II Il remains there. The granddaughter, q sharp
but matronly looking old lady; the mother and
father, very nice looking persohs who were &C
companied by q number OF fIlends were In court,
as was the little girl, wig was, as may well be
Supposed, the object OF general attention. She Is
q well-dressed, chubby and pleasant faced little
darling, and the cSatest seemed TO trouble her In
fantile eqpanlrEfS very little indeed.
The petition ayerring that the father and mother
were improper persons TO have custody Of the
child was read, as was the answer, which sought
to show that the grandmother was under Ike
disability. But before any evidence was taken
the counsel agreed TO submit the Whole matter TO
the court, without taking any testimony uponthe
The Court took the little child upon his lap,
and after-eonsulting her wishes as 10 her home
decided TO remand her 20 the custody OF her
grandmother until further hearing. which will
take place on the Sd instant. The child placidly
kissed its father and mother. who folded Il more
than once to her heart, and then trotted Oh quite
eontentedly beside Its grandmother.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The sloop-of-war Wyoming went out Of COM
mission yesterday at the navy yard.
Mr.. A. NJ. Green was last night chosen presi-
dent Of the General Republican Committee for
the ensuing year.
R. A. Golden Bro sold yesterday 1000 shad,
from slo.7s to go per hundred, and 5000 herring,
at 9s per thousand.
The Republican Central Committee met Mon
DAY night but without transacting any business
worthy Of notice adjourned.
A laborer named Peter Sweeny, employed on
the new jail building, fell from the wall yester-
day and fractured one Of his wrists and received
several bad cuts on his head and face.
A soldier named Enoch Barkus, member Of
the United States Signal Corps, at Fort w nipple,
Va, is reported to have jumped over the Aque-
duct bridge into the Potomsc and drowned.
At the last meeting Of the Light Guards, COM
pany b, first regiment, the new breeeh-ioading
rides were issued 10 the company, and they com.
pleted their arrangements for . trip TO Richmond
on the 18th Of May. TheGuards VIII give another
mop q their armory on the 9th pfoxtmo.
Matilda Bunby, o colored servant in the en-
ploy OF Mr.. Hert1og was arrested by police
otncef while In the act Of taking away and con
oealing quantity Of her employers household
&c, valued at thirty dollars.
Mr.. J. Dean Benton has lust received hand
some addition to his collection Of BEAUTIFUL me
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. THEY
consist Of an exquisite model Of the steam engine
Roger Williams, now running on the Boston And
Providence railroad, and the iteamship Common.
wealth. for which he received the medal 81 the
Paris exposition.
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PoLroB COURT sKsToHEs.
BENTON, THE BuReLAR; ,FRIcKLEY
THE FlGHTlsT. AND OTHER CRIMINAL

BENTON, THE BURGLAR; FRIcKLEY,
THE FlGHTIsT.A AND OTHER CRIMINAL
Z EVENTS. = 49, q -,
william Benton, the New York gentleman who
wandered to this city In search Of gain got n and
was gotten, csue into the Police Court yesterday
to enter hia plea A large number Of curious peo-
pie gathered there for the purpose Of hearing the
exaiinationof witnesses, and when he pleaded
mot gniitysr and said that he desired TO waive
an examination. the Same symptoms Of disap-
pointment appeared among the crowd Is that
which was shown when the cerfiorart took Tho
fzed st taooo, In default Of which he was com
30 aRsxr coon, &
without soma small evil. Hamilne church Vas
crowded night before last. at the women : tenn
perence mass meeting. aud many had TO stand
S gss aSa look 10. through the open doors.
doors. He'sa peevish boy, and can,t be moiested
With any comfort whatever. and when Donald a.
his shoulder he got nervous and requested rim 10
stand back, and at the same time tapped him IN
the pit Of his stomach with the apex 81 an elbow.
part tapped Tsmarkns tSst woaSers ehap ~ see
wouldnt bear Cong IN vestiRetion. This
Vas, was downright i1sylt-so Thought weaver. o.
G. with alarming velocity, and caught binding
blow on the right eye, and for some time to come
w Dc compelled . on The beauties
taken INTO custody and lined go
cHARLEs sRfcKlsr st 1
owed John May bill for merchandise. Nav
called on Frokley for the money. He found him
In drug store In Georgetown compromising pills
Neither men In good humor. Both had gotten
out OF bed the wrong way, fguratively speaking,
and dunniug bill isn't calculated to arouse the
inner feelings. o. men when they arc half mad 70
begin with. This 10 the secret or the unfortunate
set-to. Frickley left his Pill paste the moment
May entered the store and gradually moved cut
from behind the counter to meet him May men
toned his business, and Frickley told him to
leave the shop. But he didn't 70; On the con.
trary, he backed up into the corner Of the store,
ana said, Hnou pay me what you owe me.s
Scarcely had be uttered tho words when he felt
his noek-tie suddenly tighten about hts Windpipe
and found himself shooting rapidly towards the
pavement, propelled by the right foot OF Ffickley
and an angry clerk. When last seen he Was going
up the street, bearing a. lightly on one leg as
possible, occaslonaily remarkingi Heba pad man,
dat Frickley ish." After o long hearing before
Judge Smell, Frickley was fined eloo and costs.
CORRECTION.
1t appears that the Police Court reporter OF
this Journal wa misinformed with regard to the
facts 10 the case Of fast driving against Dr.
OF Kentucky. We regret that any
lnisstatement Of this character should have OBJ.
tanned currency through this column.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-29
PERMITS TO RHILD.

Building pc rmits have been issued as follows
since our last report: T. Bolden, two-story frame,
Twentieth street, between and northwest; A.
]. Moore, two story frame, Vermont avenue, be-
tween Q and z streets northwest; F. W. Fisher,
two-story brick, Rhode Island avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets northwest; +. Coyle, two.
story brick, Eighth street, between Market space
and d street northwest; p. Sleman, two two story
bricks, Boundary street, between New Jersey ave.
nue and Firth street northwest; NJ. Sd, ne-story
frame, Third street, between X and L northwest;
s. Schleri, two two-story frames, w street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth northwest; J. 7.
Springman, two-story brick, corner Seventh and
H streets southeast; J. T. Oorrigan, three two
story bricks, b street, between Filth and Sixth
southeast II, NJ. Hutchinson, one two-story stable,
Fifteenth street, between X and L northwest: ].
8. Slater, trustee three-story brick, North Caro-
lima avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets
southeast George Schlett, two-story brick, corner
School street and Virginia svenue southwest;
John McNamee, two-story frame, Cabbage alley,
between g and II streets northwest; Thos. Nesle,
and Sixth soutbwesti Rev. Father Ran,luter,
northeast; James F. Sannef, two.Stofy brick,
Fourteenth street, between Q and r nc,.pwesr,
Rrst sER0 s5a NsE , H1ss h SssEssn
two-story frame, @ street, between Second and
Third northwest; John Donnelly, two-story framS,
q street, between Thirteen and Thirteen. and a,
halfnorthwest; Mary E. Newton, two. st6tt bfick,
L street, between Fourth and Fifth northwest; L,
H. Emmert, one-story brick back building, Penn
sylvagta avenue, between Ntnetesnth and TWen
tieth streets northwest
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orr ETENa
An1nArEp MACHINERY.

Our bodies are IKE timepieces. Whom they
win stop forever. What key TfiI best perior1
this work Of repoyati9ni ExperieHse has shown
tsinly By course Of Hoststter's STOMACH Bitter
than By any other criticize under the snn. Thai
searchinE yet haIfnless agent seems 70 reael
q the lying machine. The relaxed nervss arr
breeed, tho torpid liver Il stirref the weak stom
afh - ttrcngthened, the disordered boWeis ara
regulated, the lost appetite q restored the cloud
cd mtnd 10 brlghtsnsd-an short, the whole inert
system ~ stimulated into healthy action. New
lfe 10 put into every FILLING fbre, and physical
Regeneration ensues. This 70 the testimony q
thousands. In livery city, town, and village Of
the Union living proof Of Its efficacy may be
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scuooI TF1CHERC Ply.

Governor Shepherd has received from Mr. Jas.
s. wilson, treasurer Of the District Of Columbia,
an account current Of the amount Appropriated
By Congress 10 pay the teachers Of the public
schools Of the District their salaries in arrears e
March, 1874 The account charges the school
fund with the amount OF the appropriation. ST..
1to.so and credits It with payments from April
g 20 ~, nggregatinE: For Wellington sdhools,
schools, e2s. 2o9lei Georgetown schools, e5,l6o53;
total, tel, 1870 A menorandum 10 appended.
showing that the amount due 70 tcachers 20
March l was 90. SAN. This left ts5zJ9 to be
provided, which was paid By order Of Tho Gov
ernor out Of the District treasurytSS31z to GEL
cred schools, and s5ss.c7 TO aeorsetoan schools.
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FEDER4L DffIsIor, No. Q, SONS OF
TENpERA NHE

THIS very fiouTIshing branch Of the temperance
cause held its weekly meeting last evening at
Marini's hall, with large number Of members
present a general enthusiasm prevailed to make
their organization the most attractive and the
banner division Of tho District. Its membership
10 strictly male and II adds to tho usual routine
Of It's sessions the pleasant features Of music and
literary exercises Or. Frank Howe and H. N.
Slade, ESQ.,, gave @ recitation respectively last
evening, with music from ]. +. X. Towers. The
programme Is followed out weekly. and with many
excellent speakers and Q rare musical talent the
division cannot fail TO outlire that ephemeral
istenee which 70 the fate Of too many Of these
efforts In most commensurate cause.
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no ONE szzp De SHORT OF MONEY


& less tSs1 half q he usual rates At
vsnis aaenus. Money can there Be obtained On
have enough and to spare II the iiiithiy i1creS
silver watches, diamonds, musical Instrums nts,
sewing machines. and vast Assortment Of other
81 5 ss0
wH1rs, clean, sound teeth, an may have BY
der Phes, Is and 30 cents pei bottle i0o'n f0H-
may have i By constsst use q TaosSsos's Po.
. LIeHT-coLoRED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not so.ied. JoUvEN's inodorous KID Glove Cleaner
VIII renoyate them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle. All sold BY druggists and fancy deal
wEIL's MAoHrsr-srRxAD sTasserHxs1so
rivaiied. Price, 20, Is. and 50 cents each. nv 49,
TIE GREAT EseLIsH RExEpY for Gout and
rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants either Of recent or long standing are adj
yised 70 use Blatr's Govt and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon as the most safe ami ef
have been universally used in Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRoUT SHARs4NT, 70 Strand, London, England,
In ADDITION to the Gas Saving Burner we keep
dellers south Of Philadelphia or New York, in
Guiding also full line Of Plumbers goods, and .
variety OF goods, embracing the following, not TO
be surpassed: Statuary, Parian goods, Clocks,
Lamps, Latrobe Stoves, Crates, Ranges, Pumps
Of all kinds, Patent Earth-closets best In use
Warren's patent Meat Cooker, and many other
useful inventions. Plumbing and Gas Fitting in
all the various branches promptly executed at
moderate prices. None but comPetent men en-
ployed. HAMILTON j PEARsoE.
Y. NJ. o. A. Building; Ninth and D streets
DIR. soHrNcx's STANDARD REMrprxs.
the lungs are soHEsoK's PuLMos1o sYRuP,
SCHENoK's SRA WEED TONIC and SCHEHcK'e
MAsDRAKR PILLS, and II taken before the lungs
are DESTROYED, speedy cure 10 effected.
Philadelphia, owes his unrivaled success IN the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup rpens the morbid matter
IN the lungs; nature throws It of by an easy ex-
pectoratIon, for when the phlegm o. matter 70
has rest and the lungs begin TO heal.
To enable the Pulmonie Syrup to do this,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sea,
Weed Tonic must be freely used to cleanse the
stomach and liver. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
act on tho liver, removing all obstructions, relax
the gall bladder, the bile starts freely, and the
liver IL soon relieved.
schenGk', See Weed Tonic 4 gentle stimu.
sna me Of =
ing. 1t assists the digestion by tonlrg up the
stomach to o healthy condition, 50 that the food
and the Pulmonic Syrup will make good blood;
then the lungs heal, and tho patient viii surely
All who wish TO consult DIT. ScHEsox, either
personally or by letter. can do so ct his principal
office, corner Of sixth and ARoH srRszfs, Phila-
delphia, every Monday.
throughout the country. MWEF
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TRlNsFFRs OF RE4L EST1TE

VIM Il. Ward, trustee, 10 c. o. Martin ct al,
part lot Q, square 2e4, e1,lll.To. Jasper Packard
and wife 70 Isaac Beers, lot B, square I2s, a ooo
Emelins Mckee to Jacob Been, lots 100 and isl, :.
200 and 2O7, part lots ls9 and 20s, in square
ingt0n streets situate IN UnIontown, $780, Pat
rick r McOarthyto Louisa NJ. Mattingly, part
lot 2, in square north Of square ~, slo. Jacob
zoe and 27 part Of lots lee and EOS In uniontovn,
ESQ. George W. stiokney, surviving TRUSTEES, to
Wilson and wife 10 D. w. Martin. lot II, square
ESQ, a $50. John T. Lehman and wife 70 Patrick
=. Mccarthy lot 2, subdivision Of square ia, 80.
lots II and ~ Hoimead' g addition TO GeorReteBn,
t5 WIN. s. Hawkins and wife to Annie T. Moore,
lot sls, square 3o9s 500.
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profitable investment on Wednesday, April 20, At
$50 o'clock p. N. B. H. Warnsr, auctioneer and
real estate broker, will oer at public aucti6n that
Thirteenth and Estfeets northwest; three three
story and attic brick buildings, fronting 0 Gov
ernment reservation on Thirteenth street, between
street and Pennsylvqpia avenue, This property
Is we'll suited for any kpd Of business and always
rents well to good and Permanent tenants. Look
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CIRCUIT coURE-cH1EF JUSTICE

This court was engaged as follows yesterday;
French vs.. Lewis. Judgment set aside. 3
Portner va sehuartzenburn. Judgment for
smount claimed.
Jones W. JoneE Judgment BY default.
Lillyyb. SeigeI. Judgment set aside Id part
Keofer Frazier & Co. VI. HcSamzra. Judg-
mont set aside upon conditions. p
The court then adjourned untIl Saturday.
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REV wn MgUTRE DEposED.

According TO Catholic usage, the RI. Rev.
Bishop W hittlnghsm deposed the Rev. william
Mcclure from the ministry, on Sunday last, Ut
st. Johns church. Georgetown, thereby do
priving Mr.. Mcclure o. the right conferred ct
ject Of this solemn deposition IN The Church u 10
show that the Bishop, through whom hority
10 derived. also has power 10 render null and void
any ministerial act priest In the Episcopal
Church may presume 70 perform upon bis own
responsibility.
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QUANTITY Ys. QUALITY.

Dooley's Yeast Powder stands pre-eminent IN
market as being the only baking powder that Il
free nom injurious substances. Not only this but
each package contains the full quantity repre-.
others. Dooley,s Yeast Powder rillsproduce nom
twenty i've TO my per cont more good bread,
rolls, biscuit pastry, Gc, than those Of other man.
the house, and IL reliable and economical. II you
have not tried IT, ask for It at your grocers, and
take no other.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Tea. coffee. ScI, 1t n. Egan's.
A store and dwelling for rent. Z
VIM L. Davis mas e1s,o0o 70 loan;
A suit Of furnished rooms for rent.
sCan-cann ct the Theatre Comique.
New books at W. II. 3 q. II. Morrisen's
J. W. Seiby ID daily receiving spring gooda
Two or three nicely furnished rooms for rent.
Dawson Lodge, No. 10, meets tomorrow evening.
New Graham and rye iour, SC, at q. Egsn's.
Al ford's opera-house, "A Woman,s Wrong"
Late ifnportations 1t the Malaga Fruit com-
pany's. :
James duiid vim SEN tomorrow roses. gsrs-
NUNS, "a - al-'5siil 80 - -
worulsy |. johnson vnl sell today valuable
real estate. 80 A.
Twenty oarrirsss, IA, Of sAs latest patterns At
John u. Young's. =,
IA..nsr : oissry WIN ssilo Monday. May 8,
valuable real estate.
Duncanson Bros. VIM san on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday large stock Of jewslry.
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HENRY. r EEARLE
ARCHITECT,
no e street, Opposite Post once De

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
i TRIcT OF COLUMBIA, THE SEVENTH
wnl.n ". ,!oconihs 80 =. ~ -. : :.
solicstor artorneyl ordeisd that The defendan
S ns as &c
rosiy days amer lhls day. clhsryiss the cause
WI be proeeedet with ssin osse Of dsfsult.
~ $500 wYLI4. Justice. sc.,
BYE: wil ILL xssis ssSs' c ssa
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LsaIsLAr1VB ASSEMBLY
PROCEEDINGS ~ BOTH HOUSES rEs

TERDAY. -
THE COUNCIL.
Tho Council met at eoiclock, Mr.. WIN, Stick
new president In the chafr 80 H.fa q = "
| PRAYER bv Rsv. Z; A Hsi,
a., ,s..ss- A es ~, ", \, nAli.. ......a
that ,,nf,l c,hs..s. "a 49, ~. "a N aatjrs
| shonld ~ :. = s, - - :. :. - =
M Rnssr 49,, sSsz r ~ A.,,rurre,s vesolutior
which Ess 1891 - sh, @ n th,ee ~
appointed 70 act with IKE committee nom the
mestins. ~ ~ fscn We - =
on motso ~ ~ NJ R,nwn. ~ sax n. m. the
o0unai selOarneo.
HOUSE OF DELE3ATEs.s=Fs- =
The House met 1t O'Clock, pursuant - ed,
Jouinmen,, sne va se1 ousi ~ 10
Sg $500 - 1917 ~ ,,. w.. =,
Prayer was enered ~ hev- J. Dusy moore, o.
chaulaiu Of the House.
MI. Trimble asked iesye 70 INTRODUCES tne fol.
loving concurrent rssolus,o1: ,. IN. n,.,,,o.
rover1rnent ave nov Tadey inyesti~.tjcr ~ Con-
STess the I,egisistive assemhiv Win view
that said inyostieation Shall be fnii fsir and i'm
ioint eommittee annonted Nv Ton9ress' 70 the
end that Justice shall Be done, and the best IN
fsTssts o. me Rsepls ~ es
of three members Of the Council and ave mem
oers OF the House OF Deleg ates De, ana are here
n.y., ~ na me nsndir az
and other mstters pertaining 10 the government
OF ~, me , Dl.sr11 $4,000, a.,
leo over until me repoIt OF tne special committee
OF tne Houss On tne message OF the Governor
snan 1n'e Dsea presented sno considered.
agreed %.
THE SEWER TAX
M T3urslev ,ntrooncad the fo,lov,n,.
Whepeas n has been ound thai ~ ssoiI.ct,or a,
taxes under the act knoWn A. the General ssrs =.
are bIiI anniies uneousilv 70 faYSavsrs IN tha
Dlstrict al EoiumbJr ana IN soma nortions Iii
resuit IN the virtual scafion an nfnnertv and
Thereas n Il provided nv law tbaf the Tegss,stive
Issemh,y shall imnose no bicher tsy fhsn ty,o
dollars Of, the hundred on the taxable property IN
said nstrict and II II beleyed by many tbat aid
seWarara hsii r,ci...s s,,rh , ~ .y ~ ssae
therefore '' s-sA f.S'-'A " 80"
Ps,oirs5 That a .n..sal .or,r,,,t.. - 49,.
members shaii be annotnted Nv the SneaSer Who
shaiI confar vr,tb Az Ssnvsrynr ~ a. ~
tSs nIstlet and our 4, sUr
and rarort n iris Honsa shat Action a. a. $500
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sos Seventh st.. third doc
slLC or vTLLI sTTFs

Owing 70 the rainy vesthsr the subdivision Of
the land into market and villa sites belonging to
tween Alexandria and Washington, couldn't be
hnished, thereby delaying the proposed sale until
about the middle OF May. Messrs. Latimer q
Oleary, auctioneers, VIII have the same adver-
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mgr oprNPn

o large and very choice invoice Of ino French kid
and morocco ssIsa kid-foxed and plain serge, but
ton and lace Boots, Slippers, Newport and Motro-
poiitan Ties for ladies; gentlemen's Congress
Caters, Prince Alberts. strap and low buckle
Shoes. hand and machine made, at the popular
corner Of j.
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NINE HUNDRED.

A great variety Of styles in Boots and Shoes fol
spring and summer wear, for gentlemen, ladies
misses, children and infants just received a. T. s
Gartrell's, 800 Seventh street, corner OF j.
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CApITALIsTsy

Do not fall to be on hand this afternoon. at the
auction sale OF those three three-story and attic
brick stores and dnellings fronting the Govern
ment reservation. on Thirteenth street north
west between street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Finest opportunity ever offered Tor q remunera-
tive Investment. See b. H. Warmers advertise
ment In our auction columns.
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r1rc clRr OF YoUR vlLUABLEs,

Call and examine the IRE and burGlar-proof
vaults Of the SAFE DEPOSIT Company, corner q
keepIng Of securities Jewels sflver-uRre, or other
yaiuabIes. Rents, from ten 10. sixty dollars per
annum, according 10 sise. No business man can
ssst g e. saSus Chicago SAD Bssn
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FLANNEL AND YACHT CLOTH SUITS.
Mems Flannel Suits, el0.
Mems Middlesex Flannel Suits, el5.
Mems Yacht Cloth Suits, t2O.
Boys Navy Flannel Sults, 90.
Boys Yacht Cloth Suits, SO
All goods thoroughly spunged.
EIsENAN Bios,
sos Seventh st., third door above E.
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DON'T WAIT ZOE THE WAcog

OIL Beajanin's National Dandy Mandatory L
come around 70 your store, but take car anc
come ht once to the factory, Pennsylvania ave
be furnished nee with csr-tickets for your ride
Come % soon q you need anything sorsplenlsl
your stock. cow
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THE CREIGHTON BASE BALL CLUB.

This vell-known Organization held meeting
last night, which was largely attended, and
marked with o great deal Of enthusiasm. 1t was
decided to purchase new uniforms for the coming
season. The Creightons intend visiting Phlladel-
kephyrs Of that city. In order to get themselves
in trim they will play practice games with the
independents, OF Alexandria, ct least once
turned TO carry OF the championship this season,
which they have held for six preceding ones. The
Creightons are IN good bands this year and every
thing IL being done for tho prosperity and we'll
being Of this our favorite local club.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-29

Paoy. O. L. Loos, Of Betheny College, VIII
preach this evening at the Christian church, Yer
mont avenue, near Fourteenth and N streets.
The public cordially invited.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-29

LION BREWERY LAGER BEER
In casks and tottles, for saie By sam1 .. Palmer,
deorgstown, D. q.
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE HlH. L1lRD.
The funeral or the late VIM. Laird took place
yesterday afternoon from his late residence, on
tho southwest corner Of Bridge and Congress
streets, Georgetown; Rev. Mr.. Valiant and Rev.
Mr. Campston ofacietipg, The pall-bearers were
Col. ]. A. Magruder, H. u. Sweeney, George w.
Beall, Francis Dodge, Qhas; D. WEIGH. J. Dent,
were In handsome blaek-cioth caskSt, mounted
with the fnest sllverplats trimmings, and silver
plate with the inscription, +" w lillian Laird, born
April Z, $500; died April Is, ls5t.n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-29
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