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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20
BRICKLAYERS' TROUBLES.
6EoLARArIoN OF RIGHTS BIZ TEE
JoURNETMEN. ~


,rur,r nun possFs-FIaHT
. Al1lA =. oA ~, ,I.opT-I-Ipop "a
1oohs DAh On ~ - x,y,,IIHyrsT
THEIR CAPITAL, AND Thhh WIZ ~ -
1T AS THEY SEE FIT-A TEAFAhATA boA
POSITIVE DOCUMENT:
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GENTLEn Hl 1-,aS,. sp ITntor - 80 ~.
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- ;hs ,shor ,ns,,,or row A. issue
isn .oo',ds-.,,o, 20 c,, nood rev.
sl,o.,,I. 80 A.. Sa~srd ,o- ,hs fights
:, y. 49,, -. 1850 d.oIsra that we
VI, - :" - 80, v,sid raj Which We desire
" -, 80. A. : r.a,on.ble and sui.
49,, 49, - 80 I"no,. .I.ht hours for atter
,...sS., ~, t,..-nr...r, and domestic
uon ~. ~ :, 49, -, .umher
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THE WYOMING.

spp .ptIv = 80 SEATY YARD.
The U. s. steamer Wyoming arrived here on
Friday night, and anchored of the arsenal, where
she remained until yesterday morning, Wei Tie
was towed up to the hayward BY the tug Rescue.
1t is thought that she viii 60 out Of commission
this week, and undergo extensive repairs before
again going into service. The following 10 Q CON-
plete list Of her onicers: Commander william B.
Gushing, commanding; Lieutsnsnts O. O. Todd,
J. @. Eaton, A. r. Couden, and W, H. Everitt;
master, Robert g. Peck; chief engineer, George
D. Emmons; ppYmaster, L. A. Frailey; surgeon,
Thomas HIland; LIST lieutenant Of marines, George
NJ. wellef; passed assistant engineer, Robert D.
Taylor; assistant surgeons William s. Dixon;
IhIHthipmen, p. Busbee, y. @. Calkins, John E.
Roller, Henry Baroll, A. II. Cobb, George A.
Vail, Asher q. Baker, and Jacob Medsry; boats
vain, Q. E. Rich; gunner, John A. Mcdonald;
paymaster's clerk, James Young, and captains
clerk, Thomas Forbes.
The Wyoming was built ct the Philadelphia
navy yard in 1859. The last time she went in
commission was ut the Portsmouth IN. H. navy
yard in November, 1871, and has since visited the
port Of Boston, Norfolk, Key West, Havana,
Kingston, Aspinwall. At the latter port great
many Of the crew were taken with the "Ismus
fever" and the vessel was ordered to New Bed
ford, Mass. When the health Of the crew was re-
stored abe agisn Joined the North Atlastic
squadron, and was lying in the port Of Aspin.
wall when the butchery Of the Virginius crew
and passengers tJok place; and she Immediately
sailed for Santiago, where she arrived after Bur.
riel had finished his bloody work. From Santiago
she went to Key West, and from there she was
ordered to Aspinvall to bring the hllibustery
steamer General Sherman" to Key West.
She participated in the great naval drill Of the
North Atlantic heet, which took place recently
In Florida Bay.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20
NEW ADVERT IsEMEYTs.

The Toner lectures.
Frame house for sale.
Mt. Zion NJ. Z. church.
The Vokes OF Ford opera house.
worcester's Mirror OF Nature and Art.
Pennsylvania Republican Association meets
this evening.
Latimer & Cleary viii sell on Tuesday, May 2,
at 0 p. m, desirable business property. -
Holden, Spence & 90. will sell on Thursday
April 80, at p. m, valuable real estate.
Thos. Bowling will sell on Monday, April q,
ut 10 o. m, o splendid collection Of f.sniturs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20
MBNAGERIE AND CIRCUS.
ADAM roREPxUGEsx xRoUrE1ro1
49, LfvIN6 WONDERS. " Asa--


~:
ThkEk QcAhIERs OF MILLION ON WALLS
rrpr ~ .,~s-.<. ,r,,,r -.,,srS .v,,t.rs
--. =. ~ .--- .,,,,--
one, rs',siaE ~. - - AM
Musnon-toos 49, VI soANf.s..
". sssseiesH ~ ~ sss.s $500 -
=. inv, s.nee ING neMs sas ntsasa slonk .n "l
800 " .ni' eon.,nen. anu uhaer ne ol.ny
- slusl e..,ues, .nes W. sno.n sssros-so =.
AnoNn = Z orepeusns MsnAsei'e sha oirsus mo
oeen ING Pity 70 .ne nre-nena, sne ~ AsnaIs =
~ 'Hsn.y.rps .AosseHe aosse "a pa.sPns.a.'
s.., s ~, .A.s' -"
ueovls'ions sna al .nss psrsAin ZIG ses
e esa Din,..on necessaly 70 maze Up hls-c,as'
ouo.s, na1 oeon Ieuu,eo 70 asnes ~ wv,
iuAn'o"n, -. Asese eoiieo'ions VI Ie" ~
csAseiess iaool snc o1Pense were c0nsumsa On 're
nign. OF tne 1ou u Deoemper iast, sno tne oniy
gress ftei Oious nins ~ me famous SAsnai !,
was "iippeu VI All tne sntsef sne sno" enAs nsu
maae Nun sojusIiy tns appreciated sass' VI inc
american eities anu sonns
ane naeuis anu genius VI Aaam 1otePsue
were iouno equai 70 tne emergency ana re
sponoeo win an eiasucity seldom iouha unaer
tne pressure Oh 20 sreas misfortune. nis
equeliy famous business agents, Ait Oiarke ana
Joe Jamarae, then IN Europe ior the purpose Of
euaink 70 .sns sss i,1s,, ~. spsSns1s- =.
"onusl usseea y oAsou ~, "e1e s - my
oqa..na W. ~, 49, ~ -. - p.sn.po
se.e "a sne osneI ~ sne's 800.
-. - o's - ~,
. ,sow Assa osious,s snu e,ss"u' uhsn -
'nAs on'e was was repiaoeo ~
UNKNowH WONDERS ADDED.
and on the nrst Of April the great combination,
fully rentted and outhtted, was In marching tnm,
newly and gaiiy decorated with all that Is neces-
sary to attract public attention and calculated to
win eneomiun from the apprecistiye. This new
and unrivaled SHOW was thrown open 70 the pub
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IrrpInna nHlRnr

10. Bard was arrested yesterday By Dsteetiyes
edeDevitt and Miller on the charge Of having
attempted 10 commit rape on . little girl, aged
Is years, nsssed Kate Mayors few nights since.
He was released on bail By Judge Smell for sp-
peErAnoe to-day.
Mr. Bard asserts his entire innocence and say
be eanhdsutiv szDects TO disprovs the charge.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20
PROFESSOR WORdESTER,s STEREo
PAHTASCOPIlR.

An exhibition Of this beautiful instrument viii
be given tonight ct GonSAgA hall, on street,
adjoining st. Aloyrius' church, for the benefit Of
81 AloyEiur ResdingIOom Society. This entsr.
eainmsnt Is spoken Of By those WHO have wit
messed 70 Is Of great merit. For nearly twenty
years since Professor Worcester left this city he
has been engaged in giving pictorial entertain
nonts which enjoy the rare merit Of being equally
acceptable 20 young ane old.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20
THE END OF LIFE.


TWO SUDDEN DEATHS AFTEh a bh16f
ILLNESS.
On Wednesday evening last Mr.. George w.
Cottrell, accompanied by his wife, Mrs. PAMELA
n Cottrell, srrfved at the Imperial Hotel, IN
tending TO spend few days in this city, and, II
possible, improve the health Of the lady, who was
quite an invalid. Overcome BY the fatigue Of the
journey she retired to bed, from which she never
rose alive. A sudden change took place in the
disease (c0nsumptIOn) on Saturday night, and she
kfpifsd Unexpectedly IN the presence Of her be-
feaved husband and her friends, Mrs. Simmons
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zimmerman, Of Mount
Pleasant.
The services Of MI Richard +. Harvey, under
taker, were secured, and the remains were en-
cased In . black eloth-eoTered casket, trimmed
with bullion hinge and sllTer-bAr handles. They
will be sent 70 Boston tonight from whence they
VII b returpea 70 New York for internent.
Thersspectsd 9otAsr.in;law II Hop. George o
GorhAm, Secretary Of The Senate, MrS. Mary h.
Hills, died at hls residence. on New York avenue,
O. Saturday p9rpIng, aftsr lAqlt ulpess, in the
sssehty SEVENTH yIaEof her age. DecSaTsd only
Q ne TO this city about two weeks since, and her
remains have been taken back to Lowell, Msss.,
Tor intermsnt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20
EEMPERANCE.
THE DAsAAWAYs.

Ths fearful rain Of last evening could not
dAmpen the srdor Of this veteran tsnpsrance az
ISOLATION There were seventy-hye or eighty per-
sons present ct Marini's Hail; A. o. Constantine,
the vIgiIantprssidept, in the chair. Spirited i'd
dresses were made By Messrs. Savage. Peck,
brew, and DR.. Walsh Several nemss we're sddsd
10 The pledge. ~ -
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RELIGIOUS INTEREST AT MT. ZION
- n HHHRNH


At the morning service at the Mt. Zion NJ. E.
church, corner Fifteenth and Streets the pastor,
Rev. L. Q. Muller, received into the church six
heW members, converts Of the protracted meet
hgs held during the week. This series Of reli-
kiouS meetings, which has been In progress slnes
the first opening Of the church one month since,
has beer Of the most interesting character and
has awakened . commendabie degree or enthusi-
asm IN this new but thiekly settled part Of the
city.
Prominent lay and ministerial assistance has
been enjoyed By the 7eWly organised eongregs-
hon which has increased 20 rapidly under It's
heW enicient psstorship Is to be reSognlisd and
highly appreciated religious centre.
A Sabbath school, Of near one hundred mem
bers, has been sueosssfully organised, which Il
growing IN membership and Interest each week
MiB pleasing 70 zee 20 great Developments from
the sincere Christian efforts or . feu whose re.
ward Is reserved In that land where "noth and
rust cannot corrupt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20
Hn1aET6 oF PYTRIAs..

Delegations frora the various lodges OF Knights
OF PythIas, Of this city. to the Number Of sixty,
leit in the $50 train last night for Pttsburg, 70
attend The annual convention Of knights 70 be
held this week. Another delegation will leave
to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20

GRAND SALE OF VILLA AND GARDEN
SITES. 1
Latimer & Cleary will sell about the last oil
April, for Alexander Hunter, about three hun.
dred acres OF land lying between Washington and
Alexandra, which will be subdiyided in lots to
suit all parties. A station will be built on the
ground by the railroad company. Great induce
ments will be offered to purchasers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20
TRAYsFERs OF REAL ESTATE.

George Bogus to Washington City Orphan
Asylum, half Of lott, square 26s. "a 926T Alex.
SHARP. TO VIM. E. Chandler, part Of lot &, square
PSI, zz76i Jane W. Williamson, TO T. 4, LutI, jr.,
and II. J. Adler, lot lbe, Bsall's addition TO
Georgetown, t6;' John 7. Given, trustee, TO B.
Milburn, lot O. square TIL, o. 500; John J. Griggs.
to Susan d. Johnson, lot /, in square eis ts 900,
John 7. johnson, to John J. GrigSs, 10: !, square
as, 5000; Sally Smith, to Johanna Maymeiin,
lot Q, square 657, 400; Chas. W. Seaton, TO Jos.
Jockey, half Of lots Is, %, %, 81 IS, % and S.
Hsyght's subdivision, square 500, q, 800.
Lyman Drury to Laura y. Gain, lots 10 and IL,
square SIC; eL,b0O; David W. Martin to Alfred
Shaw, half lot q, square go, o. ,e1o; George H.
Walters 70 Rosa o. King, pert lot I, square SIS,
-; John J. T. Joachim to John @. Waters part
lot e, square o2o, $500; Robert B. Humphrey TO
Moses Kelly, trustee lots l7 and los squhfe SIS,
kloO0o, william Tyler to Samuel Tyler, lots B
Ind O, LOOMS subdivision lot Is square IS, o. 500;
Frederick A. Davis 10 James q. Wheat, lot 20,
bquars Sos q, 500; james E. Fitch to Adeline L.
Lazy, lot rs, square ls4, Columbian College,
b, 500 Is, Elizabeth @. Todd to G, P. Hopkins,
part lot 2, square sts, q 900.
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ETRT2

/ Yesterday morning at s:s5 O'Clock an alarm Of
IRE was sounded from box q, caused by the Dis
covery of IRE in the secondhand clothing store of
Abraham walsky, No. l2os Seventh street north
west. Loss about q, 500. The stock In the store
adjoining was damaged to the extent Of t15o.
At $50 o'clock Saturday night an alarm was
turned In from box 45, occasioned BY the burning
Of the back building Of tho frame house corner Of
Nineteenth and streets northwest, owned and
Occupied by Mrs. Mary A. Smith. Loss $50.
The alarm last night at IL O'Clock, frcn box 50,
was sounded for the burning Of Q two-story frame
house, No. 1ll2 TWenty-nrst street, occupied BY
Matilda Helmuth, Damage, ESQ.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20
CHANGE OF TINE.

On and AFTER to-day trains on Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Will leave as follows: SIS a. M,
Elmrs mail, daily except Monday; q. m, accom-
mediation TO Baltimore, daily; 9.23 q. M, limited
express TO New York, daily except Sunday; ll:lo
q. m, fast line to the West, daily except Sunday;
$40 p, m, accommodation 70 Baltimore; $50 pm,
daily West and daily TO PhfladelphIa, except Sun
dav; pos p. m, night express to New York. daily;
e:3e p. m, Pacific express, daily. Tho eB limited
express to New York runs through IN the unprece-
derted time OF hours and IS minutes, and Is CON-
posed entirely Of Pullman Palace Parlor Oars.
Fare on this train ten dollars TO New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20

GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE RICH-cHEAP
ENOUGH FOR THE POOR.
CataWba Champagne. in quarts and ptAts, bot
tied by Samuel O. Palmer, 81 Greene street,
quarts: % Per doIen, pinls .Ltbessl discount to
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20

TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLEs.
Call and examine the fire and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New york svenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities jewels, silVerware or other
valpabIcs. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
4 AFFORD to do without them.
I Take earning from the Chicago and Boston .fres.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20

I Hail
ssb sss sys9Pg as5a a
parents, MI: ALLTH WALL or Monongahels
s: ssa q liz n.y. srL1 daughter
DIED.
HILLs.-In this city, on the 18th instant, at the
rs gase q nj iens SeSTge G. sorhsm
The remains have been tstsh e fOwsn fer inter
HoDaKrN.-As the residence of her husband,
Ell * WIN WIZ iiTs sSns. ~ b. Apr " AAHf
0 tn Ss e =: :.l le '' :s:
~ tss S: e INV at %ss
9. nj. age for many
4 HAYwARD.-The remains OF the late JOSHUA
HAIwAED were inferred Tuesday, ApriIA At Rock
sTBART.-At the residence ofher parents, on TIE
18th instant, az s55 O'Clock, Mrs JULIA I. srUAar,
rife or James Stuart, and eldest daughter OF Jos.
Funers VII t.Te psel Its sfsrRoon, At clock
from " sixth street southwest. Friends andf Ella
'' tbsisWaTe pspsrs SI assse COPY.
sTEWART On the 18th inst, At so'cloek a.. NJ,
ana sissIsss aged twenty yssf ten month;
g Il sssss p
uRAMsp5LLsr.a.S morning. Apr. - I
Eaneral from the Arlington this Afternoon, st :
DEwpNEY.-on the 18th instant, after q short
but painful Illness, which abe bore with Christian
s SsY sesos and rssgssSi0n ohTa5RISE DEwP
relatives and friends Of the family are invited
o'cloek, from her late residence, No. izis Seven
- ~. - a. A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20

fIECIHEATT LAGER BEER
from the Lion brewery. for sale at % per dozen
pint bottles. by dealers throughout the District,
or by the agent, Samuel Q. Palmer, Georgetown,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20

rF.COTTAGE HILL COMPANY.-A
~ special meeting OF the stockholders and
others interested In the enterprise Of this company
will be held at the Board Of Trade Rooms, near
the 2lst inst. at 15o O'Clock. full Attendance of
the members OF the company and their friends Is
By order OF the PRECEDENT and Board of Directors.
abl6-d w. III. POPE. secrctRry
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R-YOUNG MEN
~ SPECIALLY INVITED
TO THE Y. N. G. A. ROOMS,
Corner Ninth and d streets.

SREClALLI
TO THE Y. NJ @. A. ROOMS,
Corner Ninth and D streets.
Free Reading Rooms.
Circulating Library. New books constantly added.
Religious Meetings-Daily Prayer Meetings at
l2:i5, Sand p. m.
SABBATH, at s;sop. m, services In Lincoln hall.
Theatre services. at Metropolitan theatre, Penn
sylyaniA avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, SABBATH, At 7:so p. m. mari
e~-CURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
tsined rom j. BRAD. ADAMS, 'sts.ioner and
and Ninth streets. . fels-tf
~N o TICE.-I Am NOW PAYING
Just afsed ma need lie Goods
II ~ f9t6 ssSss on SINH asS fsas
'tSss!s 5SfsAwss prompt .''sn'ian win be given.
5Bw 7. sSI. J,sEsi PAfEn FOE SALE
nd n T ss. Al RE s5.s 3, s aAs
trsst. third door Asn PsnagI lvsnis ave, jsnsim
F6R. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
~ Ohio College Of Dental Surgery. al Sew.
, sRs E ri Sssa IN s
s.saaf Ess:s: Ten 3 g, sse y i ,.r. yisf
e~DRTG6, CHEMICALS, PERFtME-
$ S,... .i !: ES4sfs g2ss s Sli g. .ev
N.PURE WINES Ann LIQUORS F0R
~ medicinal purposes, q Che Temple Drug
Store a TX uovl
WWHENT0T61XN6TFINDw WHAT
yos Ea as S :; oshs, places ny the Temple
- .pse!9ss e The ItAPLE DRUG STORE,
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ADJUSTMENTS, SO.

ADJUSTMENTS. so
WSSs rs a; 9SsafS e SS5gs5
sss q nag: = Il. f. s: see sssrsss ks!
in .ss. and snasssasns kalis,on 8 ssnts
THE rosE. LEcTUsEs. -,
ass sss as sss. ssss =
tfqths for TIE .dy.Hcsnsnf q nsdicine :, WI =
ss church ssssss q Tssss sna
Tps On EvrS
o. cnsf II two, Why Do ss eduezfs bus ons !" T5l
Tsss. Prsiss1Ua sna ~ IN sesn1
.psess. pr..lass a9 sasEa Il TfFF ls.sss.,
FoHD's oPEnA HOUSE. - . =
Engagement q r Tie cslt aaSs ana v.rsa.n.
VoKH 9.
arss and music ns 7an sne s.sss'n q
Thes. sppssa e sS
THE BELLIES H 81 FAir KITCHEN, 49,.
times N Europe and 1msrics.
lara NJ Erea vokss S rsotR H ~ II. f.rdon
V Ski q y ffioos6 MEDYi OPERA BALLEri
Precsded each evening oy charming Comedietts
" FREE II LIST fSsfETiffiELY SUSPENDED.
ssss agaRs: 81 Sturdy .pa
w III A n d II A Ii. - .
/ NIB. sUTRo's LECTURES uvl
HIN E8 AND MININa, .JaS
Illustrated b.. the Calcium Light,
the sysnings SSTuEsD4Y, April q; SATuEDAY,
and thereafter a may be advertised In The news,
TicIsss may g Obtained on application at the Of.
4; .p s wlll..al Sc ass :aa cnsen. 3.
! Kellogg English Opera.
EXTRA CABD.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
ing sugssstsd that prior The elOsins or the pres
ent successfnl season the DIRECTOR
Mr.. @. d. HESS,
should announce himself fora ssa
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.
he has the honor TO state that he Ia. selected
the occasion the new version OF Auber's famous
FRA DIAvoLo.,
which win be presented on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April e,
{, - at the National Theatre. i
Being the first representation Of this popular
prsssy h ns op
with new Iecitetiyes and the ensemble greatly
employed upon this OCCASION. -
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG. .zeriina.
In which she made her arst appearance In opera In
Washington, Introducing the song from Thy
'y'sn z ny Hp Nth pledge .o-morrow.n9s o
Mr.. THEODORE HABELMANN :as. Pa Disyolo,
his most celebrated impersonation, Introducing the
beautiful GeIman ballad OF
Mr. and Mrs fssH .ns E.s Ss feas ro'
Mr.. PEkKEs.. Beppo.
N.Y. -6laeomo
Mr.. Hess bess permission to add that this il tia
eq11s as s n an
ss feel; that ss
aud upon re scene Of ths pitssantsst sssocsatonl
OF his public career.
seats can be purchased at Metxerott's Music Store
and az the Bog once. Reserved seats y. 80 and e
NATlONAL THEATRE. =
Mr. ). g. sAvrbLr zee. Sole Lessee and Manager
SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE,
CONNIE noing MONDAY, April %, is7l, by the emf.
.nently successful sos -
Kellogg English Opera Company
g. D. HESS &oo........... ..............Directors
: 49, Full chorus and Grand orchestra-
Mondsy-BoHEMIAN GIRL,
Mrs. sesain. so:sph Mas, VIM: Carlton, Edwart
Tuesday-MARrHA,
Madame BRIGNOLl .As.....LadyH enfiette
I - = dier FIRST sppearance.J - =
Wednesday, Complimentary benefit rendered "a
Mr.. Q. y; Hess hy Miss Kellogg and whole com
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