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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-31

EGYPTIAN BLUE.-Specimens of the so-called
Egyptian blue, taken from Roman ruins at Autun
and Gallo castle at Beuvray, were examined by
Fontenay 1t consisted of small round pieces about
the size of marble, and afforded beautiful tur-
quose- blue powder, which lost much in intensity of
color by extreme pulverizaton. Uncom5ined grains
of sand disseminated through it could be recognized
with lens aud before the blow-pipe IL afforded a
browuisb frit Even concentrated acids had very
little or no effect upon it. Analysis showed it TO
consist of sicates of copper. lime, soda iron, and
alumina without even trace of cobalt Ii was
found possible to initiate it. by heating under GER
tain precautions an intimate mixture of white sand,
black oxide of copper chalk, aud dry carbonate of
soda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-31

SEPARATION or HONEY FROM THE COMB BY CEN
TmFuGAL AcTIoN-Superiority over all other ma
chimes of the kind. is claimed for the centrifugal
machine of Baron ROhschutz, for the separation of
honey from the comb in its applicability in all cases
without reference TO the size of the comb. 1t is
Also cheap. works easily and without noise and can
be readily taken apart and cleaned. The honey can
be removed from the comb in from 30 10 ~ seconds
one man being able 10 work wv weight III al hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-31
ADDITIONAL NOTES OF ENGLISH PUBLICA.
TIONS.

LORD DALIISG AND BULwER's LIFE or PALMRRsToS
"A SERIES OF ESSAYS on THE HOPES OF THE
HUMAN RACE" BY MISS COBBE-MR. MILLS NEW
voLUME-A BOOK on MoRMoNIsM-MR. GLAD
STONES ESSAY ON RIrUALIsM IN ruR CoSrEM-
PORARY REVIEW.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE J
LONDON, Oct. lit appears that the late Lord
Daling aad Bulwer's Life of PamerstOn Is 10 re-
MAIN q fragment. The third volume, lately pub
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
MONDAY Mt,lNlNe ls74
.kooAL xzsoakLAKX:


We are utled e stfiks Tor wager Blaek-
me. - sssne.eessofe - !. !. ).
The lecture belore the Chrfatfan Workers. thii
b 4sfiaa 4 deeissssS. = ' y A's - =
/ The Oldest Inhabitantss A Association viii esls-
osase thS nlrfhd.y q Wsshingtcn y e oratton
1890 sSs C,5y H IA q Joscpn g bss4 20. os
tsinoon- 80 3 st3t
A tract Of land, oontaining 10 ssrss, known n
Waterloo, . half mns on tie lssof Alexandha
stoek yard Tor the District ef Columbia h thu
Pisos OF Drovers' hsst.
MsssrA Thomas NJ Moore d Co.. No. - Psnn-
n ss. aSy: Is: ~ %
ter, dsvctsd to tsmPsrancs and religious sHair1
traaspiring Ct the capital Il 3 5 cyoditohle
snese. $3.50 q.
pear the snnouncement OF tho decaass Of most
pious and estimabls lady, Sister Raphael Ennis,
n.siy: !, q sh; ety. whcs. dsRsFtsIs win cause
friends. 50
Mr., Richard oloott Of thu Y. n q. A.. Ia, the
reli0io1s esrvioes ~ ~ theafse issf ni~Sf So
eral speeches Wers made BY Rsvs Messrs. Read.
Hall and others. The hall was full, and much in.
forest was manifested, esch speaker receiving the
closest attention from ths sudiencs. n
canai. ns~r M foot a. Msrfst st,rst A. -
toVn' yesterday sftsrnoon- ana vonid 1svs ~.
drowned but fsr the assistance Of Omoer seSss.
water and brought him to shore. =, =,
Mr.. 3. q. Davis has leased the nrst and s,sood
aoorp az the new buii6inr nov in ooSrss az Srec-
tion q the corner Of EfThth strest I'M Msrket
the summer, and his establishment Il the new sdi
dee Mn he one Of the finest in Wa sbinafon
49,, r..t,,.., = O,..-v -,,s ...rs.S. ~.
81. ~ ~. Es.SZnoS 49, III III S SIs.. ~ ~
s.se y ZIG 49, noase men sae IT,
sS,o, n W o.0 ,.o eao o.ass1 ssoss
ss,. s.,, iii ~ ~ nA.sHS ~ sr
SsrIsrI infn IN Viii % sotd together witn ne
s, snt On 'ne nis' noof sno
(. ns,r..n. n.-,,, . ~ .n,.
.Uuncanson, Downing 90. viii eeu 'swo very
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
IN ODD FELLOWS FRATERNIZA
TIQK

A dslsrstioa Of Washingt ,nians accompanied
Hon. II. J. Durham, of Kentucky, on visit to
Potomac Lodge, L o. o. r, q Alexandria, Last
Friday night, and spsnt most pleasant time.
ARR msettpg at The Lodge room tie gaests,
with their hosls, proceeded to the City hotsI,
fvhsre Weshtneton has oftea spent pleasaut
hou5s,) vbsrs Q hsndsses supper Vas SPREAD.
p. e. n. Hugh Latham presadsd. ana eome
aisty ODD Fsl!ovs "a IN. tcy,t:d Essns ~
Latham welcomed the Dcpsty Grand sire. Who
replied sppropriateiy, and efter an hecrs eni.
nstsd discassioa Of the good things q LIE, the
Chair announced the following regulaf tcssts;
Odd FsIiowshlp-msy he ever b held IN asEsd
Pa. j. +. Given, of washingtou, responded,
and paid. . high tribute to the genuine map,y
oana.1 a oa Il lie unec
"James L. Ridgely: The impress Of his crest
mind is indelibly stamped upon svefy Pags In the
p. q. stssrt, Of the District Of Columbia, r.
spended most happily to this senttment:
The Grand Lodge q the United States: A
eoutnuanee Of its coavsrsative policy Win insure
10 the toast "Ths Guest Of the Occasion Hon.
NY. Durham responded with much e1oQueneo.
Lsng continued applause followed the eloquent
perS5atSn o. fhs sps. g z. n,,,,. ,fo.,,,,.
As the mother Of fetenae Iodys, No. ., We 70
vsre her. but .e have no dssiIs 70 leave The
mother of our adoption" p. @. WI. =. ueLeaa.
Of Washington. yespoade4.
justice" Hr. ". =: Cams. u TEs NXTiOE2I
6xpunLIcAY, responded.
The elm ir,pap then offered 0 reselutieA o. thanks
to the caterers, 10 which Celsnsi y. u. ban ~
1t nli.,nisns the guest. se.ghe theis esar:sss
the Mansion heaSs, and resofned 70 Ais euy
80 Saturday snvsuiss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
SOCIETY NEWS.

The ladies Of the Navy Yard hold their Esekly
reception to-day. -.,rh
Mrs. Judge. Swayne gives another large Ger
man this evening. &C., ~ BE-. - ... q
Mrs. Justice Clifford receives ut her parlor at
the National to-day. - - t.,.. lid,
The Arion Society give grand masquerade ct
Merinis this evening. 80 =
Mrs. Thomas Wilson receives at her residence,
No. IN street, to-day. -, --..i.tss..,
Mrs. Judge BARLEY and her daughter, Miss
BARLEY, receive to-day.
Mrs. Gen. Dunn. resolves On Mondays at her
residence on Capitol Hill.
Mrs Justice Hunt receives on Mondays at her
residence, No. 1io1 street. p
/ Governor and Mrs. Shepherd hold their next
card reception tomorrow evening. 49,,
Mrs. Justice Strong uad the Misses Strong re-
ceive on Mondays, at No. fA11 H street. Ill i ~
Mrs. Justice Bradley and Miss Bradley receive
on Mondays ct their home, No. 2ol street.
Mrs. General Zeilin and her daughter, Mics
Zeilin, receive to-day at the Marine barracks.
The Saturday evening reception Of Hon. Hora-
tio King was largely attended and very enjoya-
Mrs. Morgan l.. Smith and her sister, Miss
Genella, receive on Mondays at their home on L
Mira. Justice Field. having discontinued her re-
eeptione for the season, viii not Be ct home to
Miller, and lady ffIends, receives to-day 1t her
cosy home, No. 81 street.
Mrs; asnera, sherman M. the Misses sherman
s essS tes:r mss SCI sS !lss:t. - '' A''
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter, accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Helen NJ. Hunter, Of Brooklyn,
are among the prominent guests Of Wtllard's
hotel. --.-r5
Miss Fanny. MeHenry and Mr.. ]. d. Kitch are
to b married On Thursday evening next. Tho
ceremony yili b. performed at st. Matthews
Mrs.. General Boughtou entertained large
number Of callers ut her Saturday reception 1t
the Arlington. Mrs.. Bought0u IL q refined and
agreeable lady, and has many friends in.he upper
circles Of society.
The Washington and the Bachelors clubs con.
eolidate for German tomorrow evening, which,
to M, seems like an attempted mixture Of oil and
water, or, possibly, cream and sour milk.
Tho cards for the hop at Willard's, on wednes-
day, have all boon carefully distributed, and
those Who fAiled to receive them must remember
that the capacity Of the hall Is very limited.
Mrs. General Marcy's receptions srs among the
most popular Of the week, being rendered addi-
uonAIly attractive by the presence Of the always
pleasant and ladylike Miss Davis, daughter Of the
genial Senator from West Virginia.
SECRETARY and Mrs. Belknap's German On
Wednesday evening 10 among the social events
agitating society: The popularity Of the host end
hostess renders the Embellishments given ct their
arc therefore eagerly awaited.
Mrs. Judge Fisher was at home TO her friends
on Saturday evening, all Of whom were enter,
tanned In that charming manner which has given
the home Of Judge Fisher its enviable reputation
for hospitality, Mrs. Fisher was ably assisted by
Charles flihck. = : : ''''>' 49,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
HorLI8HF MAsHxa

| ..vuv
| ssns. lCoet.J
Mt1e Neasoef 10 raising treaf - ~ own .hooh
asv. n f1sssds. r. 49,.
XelloEx and comyany yfll M the big Brooklyr
ears With nusie this vesk. ~. - $ 10 -
\ SotAsrn win maks Il anything bat Dua-drssr,
TOR IL PhtIs1elphiaaS thls week. q =
Niss IeeIeroa soes TO baltimore this week ant
4 HalvIpi and troups. s. Their v.y TO Havana
/ perforI FOR The prsssnt week IN nav Orleans.
r.. H.l,i..n;R ayne. troupe *. .pesa.,ss =,
| cs~.hS 'P.'s - - sfFsssss Wv.
. TH.- a. u...h,,, ~. -.
nla vi to r;Ss Sor.s: "a ~ IL RI
feosis:: =. . Z !. :. :.
siescIyirs vtsS. ~ ~ r;!Ssiv s
.n,0.cinsS S.~s. Sne sPPesH nsnsy ~ sn'
%.s.. ~ s SsI 90. 49,. an. 80, !,
Sossvie tais wSes; ne Y said to b the enly
M,'. M,. sss S'' ~. - P ~. E.,.., -, ..
M, , M1Scns a - e ossn f:nsscslng he 81
bsltimor. WAS too nuchfo Miss Cushman. sh,
got sick and could not give her reading. She
sss:s.. ' = A--' --''n'' ''''1p' '-''' ~ 'n'
.ys snosSsr op pD h 8 .sid e
BE- the life Of trade, but will b the death OF one
Boucieealt recently had benefit IN San Fran
etsco and the local papers pronounced Il bumper;
Uoo Y pumpor himself He ID pumping against
some kreuchman1 brains all the time.
The "Sisness Twins" have been resurrsc4ed ct
Hooley's Theatre; Nose Fisk, one Of the twins,
u ssid TO heve looked 90 much Nike the original
shas tns doctors wanted to disseet him.
Salvini warmed" the St. Louis crltics At
least We sheuid think % for the reason that they
term his Othello cred hot" Well, those 81.
Louis critics always did use crude language.
OlGi0 Lydia Thompson and her blonde brigade
are narching into the Affections Of the youth Of
New Orleans; Lydis's short clothes are Ct the
disposA Il those willing TO show themselves IS
much % possible On the stage. :
Ths Bohemian glassblowsrs are in Brooklyn.
Neither the Bohomians nor the blowers, We be-
lisvs, are taken from the Brooklyn press They
may b fond Of their Sglass bat use It about
their mouths In . different manner.
Mrs. Scott. Siddons neeentIv laetp,.d 4, q,
Louis, and the local critics were 90 dsssied BY hor
beauty land dismondsS thst thew forrot 10 repoSt
her lecture. Well, It's no wonder; they don't
often see handsome women In st. Louis.
certs at the Grand OperS House. He Is said TO
have organized the finest band existing in the
land. and their uniforms are pronounced By the
ladies perfectly splendid That settIes IT,
Edwin Booth n 1busted. - Bootb,, ths.tr. did
II, ne xoes into bsnkruptcy With debit AMOUNT.
inr "a over sieo ~ Vhck ~ has IittIs ovsr SsI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
THE LATE NOBLE HURDLE.
FUNERAL CEREMONIES AT OAK HILL
CEMETERY.

CEMETERY.
The remains of the above-named old and much
respected citizen of Georgetown were yesterday
conveyed to their last resting place in Oak Hill
cemetery. The funeral services took place ut the
Mat. '--'ant church, on Congress street,
tss.slnodst rru.e.- ~a"acity by crowds
:. l..,,ek WAS filled 70 its urn..--- -"
q symPathi.ing and borrowing tsn a. mr.;
Inhabitants Association, who wished TO test!ay
By their attendance the respect 10 Wit, the de-
ceased was held IL ne; A~"- the gentlemen
gf; Blake, sapu",. stetinias, Edward sImms
8. Mas, job. +. Mitchell, Paulus Thyson, Pat
J1ss Donoghue, Peter 0,DSnoghue. John MAT
ard Cor, Richard r. shekell, Michael Na.h, DR..
Callan, Francis Lord, James Kennedy, George
Bohrer, Benjamin Reiss, Francis Hanna. Ephrsim
ward Mankin, DR.. Joshua Ritchis and Major Hol-
The remains, encased in Q costly casket Of
mountings, and inscribed simply Noble Hurdle,
died February s, 1874" were placed on eata-
sreIses opened with the singing By he choir Of |.
Lutheran church, followed, and the ceremonies
prsssive sSd sioqusst fsssssI oraiioa By Rev. 7:
J. Valiant, pastor Of the Methodist xrotestaSt
church. Taiing his text from PoItiop e ne
man was raised through Christ TO nobler nature.
The mysteries of the future were dissipetsd BY
moved the burden Of guilt from til hufdsned con
science; his resurrection and reign hied man with
hope Of . glorious Immortality. Mans dtgnify
faith, would participate with him IN his giorioua
reign.
discourse, which occupied about forty minutes ir
delivery, the comm was placed In the hearse, and
the funeral cortege started for the csnctery: The
pall-bearers were James Payne, Charles z Mix,
Anthony Hyde, Edward Mankin, J. d. Cathull,
Jenkfn Thomas, d. Edmonds and Jos. I. Simmf.
The CONN was temporarily deposited in the vault
had been read BY Rev. Parker Sweet.
The funeral arrangements were undertaken
and efficiently carried out BY Joseph F. Birch, Of
(3eofRetoWu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
HIRGLNIAITENS.

The assessed value Of real estate In Richmond
inst published Is t2o 80 against t2o 2t5 I'm
Inn This shows an enhancement during the year
Of q, al, 1se The new improvements Of the year
arc slated 1t va, 40. ..-.-..,
Richnaond may mako the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway usefuo that city and IL business just to
tie extent that they please. "Ths road Is through
~ ready 70 serve then. Frefghts are not
coming 70 this city uniavfted, unassistsd. People
hsres mnst provide trslghts through their bust
ness tntsreeufss with The West. THY must do
sSd q q jnsg th6 dShe ~ q talk Ne etty has
aner opportunities than ere nov presented TO
Hammond. q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
cIrY,HSM


u..,sH xstsns .etls. ~ ,exnSss C k.oM
asasss.S sS's unNSs1.y en1issoo e = ~ -
~ ,aesS III Y, ~ cssss.ns1 - ass
ThoussnSs ~ ~. s...Us,s " ~ M, scc.nal
tons md prrsStts = SssSsh vSoiesoms sir! 4
srnoao An S wc.s... sss~S.ssr.. - - ~
IN cciS IA ~ vscsoss nSI
md Ifs .xtsr'v 49, "a s..eis. shs,.saira,
srsi.ss ~" .sn..s y ssuy snS.'Ns
pronor een,ss srSc.1s sS. ~ SI.. s.ow ~
H IN -. = rs.s,ss. - ~. @soy yeint.
martinets al ~ msdts.g rsnsss.as ~ ut. ~
tarss sSscs.s - PtosSeMo., 49, n0stet
"A IA ~ ano.s a the pest antdoee 70 naia
enc. n Ssvsr ~ s@.e ssssS ms4ssaas " "
other rericns visiecd r. .uiSss ~ IoR.cs. ~ !;
70 health, this fswora vssSfsSi: iSvtxo,svs ~
Alternative has zen found notSns a S.yss,1 80
to feeble constellation mi frsSiis fraGss. vNsis
90 cure for indiGessiou. biiiousnees nj All Yin
dred eo0plaints & 10 cocfesasiIv Vithost 4 raval
yRlsHD IN xE.p.
DR.. Wistsr's Balsam Of Wild (,hsryv Il I. fr,snS
In deed. Who has mos found Il such il enTtns II
diseases OF the lunos md thrnSt cc-shs IA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
e.n.atH SCHOOLS.

Tho usual Sunday afternoon services at the
Mission chapel of the New York avenue Presby-
terrain church were held yesterday afternoon.
The superintendent, with his corps Of lady and
gentlemen assistants, ell members Of the parent
church, were in attendance, and exercised their
in which they should 20" The Sabbath school
& THIS pup M:' ss s1 n sS
hundred and seyenty.aye, inSindinE classes rang
The mission has thus far proved more success
full than Its originstofs anticipated, and the prob
abilities are that the work accomplished by the
Of the most m9nineent Christian harvssts Of the
present season. 1850 ,--gsl5a,.s.ssl. I =
Tho infant class numbers sixty pupils, and the
ladies and gentlemen having charge Of the mis-.
sion have reason to congratulate themselves upon
the SUCCESS Of their Efforts. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
CHOICE INVESTMENTS,

I have rare opportunity to invest money,
either on good real estate security for long time
at ton per cont, on collateralS tor short time
ct higher rate Of Interest.
The intrinsic valus Of real estate centrally
located In this city, and the facility which our
laws give for prompt collection, in case Of nom
payment Of both interest and principal, render
long investments with semi-annual interest," re-
liable for income.
with interest payable January and July.
Full particulars and forms fuynighed On sppli-
cation. B. H Wake,
Real Estate Broker
-. To Seventh sfrNet
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
THE DASHAWAYy.

large audience Was In attendance 1t the hall
OF the Dashswsys last evening, sad manifested
warm interest in the exercises. This society IL
growing into great popularity with the people,
men. During the past two years about one thou.
sand have taken the pledge, and It is stated by
the president that large percentage are faithfGl
menced with the reading Of poem by Mr.. J. T.
Powell; remarks by Judge Middlebrook and d..
s. 9. Bond. Capt; Wilkinson followed u hort
read . beautiful domestic scene with artistic rem
dering, which exhibited much culture. Mr.. J. b.
Dunnlng followed In . short address, portraying
the results Of the work accomplished during the
past few months by tho Dsshswsye, Sons Of Jon
adab and kindred associations which has come
then introduced, who gsys an interesting state.
ment Of the activity Of the temperance earse In
the vicinity Of Puget Sosnd. n Washington Ter
ing sweet ballad, which was greeted with warm
applause. Several signed the pledge. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09

Go to Ssvags's and get him to put his unPivaled
woather.striP on your Windows and doors. Many
have been eomforted, and advise their friends TO
90 aud Do likewise. Jos. L. SAY AGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
NEW 4pHfRElsFAExzs

Cofcorsn An 4ailsry.
n. Harris ut willard hall.
A Juung man wants . situation.
4 white poodle dog has been lost.
Valuable improved property for sale.
: Rsduesd prices at Shoemaker Z HertxoE's.
See ths card Of M. and MA Simon xusnd-
helm.
winter goods II great reductions at johnson I
Ceilsy's.
IN. Squire 4 Go. want claims against jay
Cooke D Go. tl.
Ths wisconsin Republican Association will
nsst Tuesday evening
Sixth grand concert ct the Congregational
hureh Wednesday evening.
IAtimsr 4 Cisary VIII ssll today the remainder
Of the effects Of the Kirkwoed house.
Sir Knights Of Columbis Comnandsry, No. 2
will meet to-nosroW and Thprsday evenings.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09

Total, Il 90 sifss al eash, amounting to o. soe 90
The concert and distribution Of gifts win posi-
axed, whether all the Slckets are sold or not and
TIE u COG gfts all paid In proportien 10 the number
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, -; halves, S7s; tenths, or each
coupon, 8; 7 yhcis tickets for go; AZ tickets
worth Of ticketS. : =
THOMAS Z. DRAILETTE.
Agent Public Library Kentucky, and Manager
Gin Concert Public Library Building, Louisville,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
AXUaENBNTa
rae NAT1GNAt

The uA6sl.r yo.nr American actor. Mr.. Frank
Mayo. Commences \ brief sursRsnsnt st the l.
tion.l this evening. IN Frank Murdoek,s charming
ssbaokvoods fdyi, "Dsvy Crockstt.n MI. Marc
is an actor Of rstelsss ability, and has won very
high encomieWs ron tpe Pte1 saa PsO u.s.; u .se
large cities where no has performed. HIS 0yse
partakes not 80 much Of tho extreme sensational!
eS{isd 1 adrsiSatic poem. !" md Mr. MAYO psr.
=. ,Ss hero soPe..sSE, s9s e1
Sssnes Tie Sy,nISs ia H. , ~
q sa.s .IlS !ss g,sssss.qs: d's sass -.
Vii 5. 81 MA fsi sess Hsnd ysSe
y ~ ~ y. ~. ~ -. sscc
lii. MtnsSsr ssviiIs - sssss1 Ssw ssdsS-
s., ead hls talented ocSpaay wil ss;sas u
81. rs:ss IL for H.
tonai. md those who would show their appeScia-
ton Of Mr.. Saville's efforts 70 e.tsstail .nsald
FORD,S OPEHA HOUSE.
This syspinr Mn. Jssnes A. OoEsg and her
,srpe and taJsnted eompaay eonnenoe : sAoet
sea. 81 m comto opsra n T0rd,a vr.eputinw for
az o,,.n;,., ,,s,scrns.s. q. EnsiisS vSrsSn N
the Grand Duchess" Afs. C1sss 70 ss0 We'll
Probably. ~ isdy /. tse pse1sssisn 10 |Esre
warm friends q the national e.pit.l, io1 none
Her style 10 taxing and her yotse q flseh and
Ms'y so Z, ,l LIZ soos q. :hs ~
sssesst, sillas Is. ssss. With "a hsn:ss . Ser
Ssy IsnShsss "a s1sst Ssics. SIC SsSsSss:s
vopderhii snesnt q ytvaeity, end y a. very
e000dlmcnt g m - nsenles Sateg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
LMURY ERoM 4 KALL 0N TRE ICE.

INJURY EKON 4 FZLL w TIE ICE.
Yesterday morning., whils the sstimabls widow
Of the lats D. D. Z. LsseA vas On ~ way to
church, sAs slipssA a.A fsnheaktly spso the Ice
on the Sidewalk adioining Thompson's drug store,
and broke ths bees Of her IN rN ct the wrist.
She WAS litsd and carried into fhSnpson's By the
courteous clerks Of the Store, Who Witnessed the
fsil, and By whom tbs blssding was stsanchsd
and Temporary bssAegss sppisd saturstsd With
aruica.
on Stxteenth street, VAsfs Df. JAnes &. Houng
VA pronptly IN astse1a1os, cd by tudiciont
trcstHsot aSd skilifully ss6t1Ag he fractured
paFts, adniniataIs1 inne4tees Hszss4 hoo tAs e.
Last svssisT IL ial1 6ns ssfutabSs, though
her many sriends Will roeree ~ 3oasH thoa her re-
eovery VIII b AsesOashy sosws swing - hsr ID
ysnccd aye. =. = p. w. I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09

At meeting Of the ofacsrs and teachers Of this
union, held on Thursday evening. M. g. B. Pear
son was elected president Mr.. Lacy secretary, and
Mr.. White treasurer. This 10 . worthy recogni:.
tion Of arduous service and deep interest which
Mr.. Pearson has sealeusly manifested in this
cause.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
rwcyTy PEE GENIE DrscoUNr

Mrs. S. l.. Bliss offers her entire stock Of mil
linery. fancy goods. fringes and buttons; also, .
large assortment Of Hamburg edgtugs and inser-
days. No. g. Ninth street, corner Of g street.
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DARING Monday tbs storm esntrs move north.
eastward to Caps Hattsras. For the South At
lantie Statss, continued northsfly winds, with
rain. extsudng bysvsnineto The middle Atlantic
coast. For the Middle and Eastern States. on the
irnmsdfafo eoasG, noftherly winds, with clear
vsaihsr II the Interior and 90 the lower lakes,
soutkeast q southwest winds, with clear followed
By cloudy weather. For the Ohio and 1(isslssippi
west winds, partly cloudy and Gear weather.
CautIonary aghais sfspfdsfsd for Wilmington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09

TAKE CARE OF your vALULBEEa
Call and examine the flre and bvrgiar-prooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York svenue and Eifteenth street, for safe
keepingsf eeearifiea, jswels, dlverwars, or other
valuables. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dollars POI
snnum, according TO Size. No business man can
afford to do without them. s.gie
Taks UsrnfsS frsnfAs CAies1o ss6 Bostss .fres.
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D. n. WARNER,
KEEP our OF THE COZ

Real Estate Broker and Auctionesr, No. To Sew
enth street, will remove TO new odlces In Federal
buildings, corner Of + and Seventh streets, ON the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
TAX BILLS
PHILADELPHIA AL

fbr special improvements and for sewerage set
tied 1t discount Of tWenty I've TO thirty five pei
cent. BY the Rogers Banking Company, SIS Sew
enth street. saa-s
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NATIONAL HOMESTEAD At GETTYS.
RHRG

The Rev. Mr. Atkinson, Of osttysburS, d n
this city laboring in behalf Of the orphans Of ths
soldiers Of the United States. He has sddrssssd
. number Of the congregations Of the varicas
Of the object and eoatsnplstss asking Csagfs@
for an afpfopgiasioa In ed ofiG II q uAdsf1tood
thak q punb8 or pfS0lnsgt laalse, unase. H.
nitsee q IppropfiaiiooS or nsi6aaf ID. q ,
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THE MARKETS.

30 FINANCIAL
DISTINCT STOCK KxCHAH0R
Farntshed BY J. F. Brodhsdd, Banker. SIS FQteentA
Street.
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