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MxcrIoN on 0EElrERS. !

. re1PDas GtfsIN 10 T, B. U. N. F., elected the
Oh; Jesn 4. KIDD, 9. F.; Wiiisn HsyvSod; II!
IA David Nay, H. 8. K; James z Demept, Il.
~ Joln A. Wiikensou, u. IL b. B. Reed. W. D.;
II b. xkk, ". n; James E. Dement, John A.
WilkeuDoa. James T. Loveless, trustees; ]. a.
BIadWellFb. cen, 0sofus timmeeH, Seho6le 6ai-
mites dSesgs Ss4nssfs nsfshak *. . -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
POLiCE-GoURT.
A uursrIoN OF PnepRIErY.

0tL611UN OE- ftsUf l.
Because wnlfsm L6maS lived IN the second
story Of MIR, Moore's house he .conscisntiously
supposed himself the natural guardian OF Mrs
Moore during her husbands absence. Therefore,
II was not 20, much question of rightsas OF pro
pfiety with Lomax, whether one Davis should
speed nv Wesks in putting up a. stove fog MrS
AMER Sa I'll h va aaaS 9R Ss rs
bassmcnt q New IYsss's evening where Mrs.
Moore and DAVIS Mefe closeted, in consultation
titasd nursing, and he proceeded forthwith to
besiness, pcrsuading DAVIS through the door and
cat on g the pavensat, aesistiHg him with lively
cSslssiea e davis nd disturbances Of the neigh
eornOod. AFTER hearing LomaXt statement the
JfSs: :ssss hiP q he had charge Of MSGFss
s g 61s ~. ssiat charge q her b.. be
Ne s1ss I'm 8 and 6snds % keep the peace.
ssa 3 as-sssrf 8. t ATT. S.s T., :,
: ID tSsi asSssionst:ly Invites her to come
.Ssi1 ss.s = ~ SIs e: l s9;aa1 a% To &c
psstims, he forthwith pitched into the children,
spinning them about the room by the hair Of the
s MOI Of
plnyfulness within his own domestic Jurisdiction,
be frequently calls on Mr.. SIS wife, residing in
mssx M1s ump sas oaes WINDOW
followed by an assortment of chairs, boot Jacks,
&C., with very frantic pair Of boots in the imme-
date rear. These visits of Robertson so disturbed
the domestic quiet Of Mr.. S. that he driven to
the police court for protection. Robertson re-
ceived the sentence Of Is fine and bond for good
behavior with decided composure.
oDoRLEss We. oDoR.
Messfs. Brown, Solomons and Lloyd ere at the
court Saturday charged with maintaining NUS
ance on the corner Of Sixth and 4 streets in tine
shape of obnoxious and dllapidated stables. Many
promipent Gsm6ers Of Tie Beard Of Health AZ;
that he had inspected the premises several times,
and had always found them in filthy and obnox-
iohs condition, and that the drainage was bad and
never could be made sufficiently good on account
OF the nature and situation Of the premises. Sew
eral residents of the immediate vicinity testified
that the stables were so obnoxious as to render
their homes almost untenable, and that the evil,
combined with the hack stand on Sixth street,
made hfc anything but enjoyable and certainly at
times very oppressive. DR.. Bliss testified that
the stables had been o subject Of complaint
for the past year, and he considered them a mis-
ance both injurious to heslth ami to the enjoy
ment Of life. DIR King and others testified that
the establishment was nuisance. Judgment was
reRervod "a
About thirty other cases received the attention
Of the court, upon which fines were imposed to the
sInount Of 400.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
WEEK or PRAYER.

Thisbtfng the week designated by the execu.
tive committee Of the local branch Of the EvaR-
geiical Alliance for prayer services have been ar
ranged to be held AZ Lincoln hall daily at II
O'Clock; also. q ladies' meeting from tos2u N
in the founS MEMS Christian Association cliapclS
The various mjnjste-s OF the. city will olIicinte
Special eryices have also been appointed At Me-
tropoitan church for Thursday night and At scy-
eral Of the Baptist churches Tor the other nights
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
MISsEYS PHILADELPHIA ALE

IL the only domestic ale sold by the leading hotels
that no other domestic ale equals Il sithar IN
strength or aaver. Families supplied with hall
or quarter barrels and fhueets loaned 6Y Palmer
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

We tender to the patrons Of our hsass or
thanks for their generous favors Of the past year.
Notwithstanding the reverses through which the
country has parsed our. trade his inereasoA
During the present year our stock will exceed im
variety and fneness any that We have ever Of
fered. We are now negotiating with one OF The
orr tailoring department. Many other minor i'm
pfovsments win be made In our business, which
W trnst will prove eoadueive 70 the wants Of our
patrons.
Thankfully yours A. SAKs s Co.,
Taiiofs and Jlothisrs, sie seventh street. :
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
RE Hoif SoIzTiuN1oK:
BY REV. FATHER HoBBl

ppr .CurNcs nv PEv FATHER r10pRJE
C-IA.,S, ,,,,-s
AT the Cnapoi OF inc hoiy communion tnigh
Church Episcopal or Anglo athofc) the services
were unusuaIly interesting and impressive. At
=, .,.,aos ~. .hns, vrds, IN. man.y.ra.-4 NJ
oo.o0A Wv mn; 49,. ~. "
Particle, sang Taines ASsny, SnG inc coleILa-
ton OF the blesseo SScrament, Mnscn on Sunday
morning Is 1wSys en9rai, presente9 s19rslcns ,,
and q very lovely "AgnSs De" Rev. Father
Hobbie preached from the words: and aP-
ReeTso Hns" ~ od ms9htv. RI ~ 1I.T NV ns,ss
y..h e "a nos ieov1 "a fhem1-Exodus M.
In eiucidation Of the text he thoYed the lpplica-
tion Of the word "yehSysh," Iox 0od wss nov
ABOUT % iaiax ~ Pt2.,sis ~ sI S,s
0o1sy ~ 10 Ia Jsvs mersiy. but 10 IN kindreds
81 ssrthI0od Of iii, bot Lord only Of his people.
Thus 10 Jehovah proeieimed to ts today, md We
can make hin our Lord BY the Sacrament Of the
altar, which he has len to NJ through Jesus
Christ, and unless We sre united unto him BY tho
Blessed Sacrament We cannot claim the name Of
Christians.
At TO, after the compline, Father Hobbie gave
the usui! Sunday evening lecture. Taking up
the thread Of last Sundays discourse, which was
that Chrlstianity 10 . divine sysssm that unitss
US with the humanity Of our Lord, be proceeded
to show the rsiatiol Of Tie saeraAeLts o. this
system. Because Of the real presence Of our
blessed Lord In the sacrament Of the altar, We are
thereby partAkeEs Of the body and blood Of
him, and a. he q one with the Father, We are
thereby made ons with God. In expositise Of the
QOotf1n0 Oh tho fool pro14nceS ne bnoWSo tnoS Inc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

DyARrEs for 1874 for registering events past,
present and futures valuable pocket companion,
with blank space Tor every day In the year:
street and PENNSYLVANIA svsEus, has hfty dider-
cd: kinds, In various styles CT binding. Com
mcnce the new year with diary. = sst-srz -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The regular morning end evening sessions Of
the Washington Business College, corner Of Sew
cntn,and L streets, win be resumec On Monday,
January S. The year Or quarter for each student
large number and hne quality Of Tie students in
this Institution.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
oUR THANKS

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per csut. per anuum On depssits for each
calendar month. Banking hoars to I; Sstur-
days, TO and toS. o.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
TAKE CARE OF your FALUABLES.

Call and examine the sre ard burglar-prooi
New York sSenue and ElfteentA street, Tor ssfe
kespiag Of securities, jewels, silverways o. other
vtiuAblsa Rsnts from ten Asxty doilara, per
abnum, according to Sisa. NO Odslre4s- Axaeap
/, Tsk< ssrnias jSon az CAte4s5 lss Bs,tsn .eres.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
r. SoUIER 4 co,
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANl

Bankers, No. 1915 Psnasylvanis svsuns, pay .
per cent. % al depositAr - -,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
DEATH OF SERGEANT A. L. KNEAs

Saturday morning Sergeant Adolph Labold
Kneas, Of the Fourth police precinct, died Of
pneumonia ut his residence ON Cedar between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, In the forty
second year of his age. Sergeant Kneas had
been on the police force for about six years, and
was considered by his superiors to have been an
excellent oiieer. He served during tina war In
untecrs, and was prominently identified with the
German Veteran Union. On October 9, 1858, he
was placed on the police, and proved SO good sn
was, on the 26th OF April, 1870, promoted to the
position Of sergeant. His funeral will take place
to-tay
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

wHrA elssn, sosna teeth, Al nay have b
der. Pnoe, 8 ard . esnfs n bstfls.
may have Il By eon.fant use Of rHorrsoa's ~
LdoHr-coL0aHD KID 0lovog afevsYy 9tyli1h wh1n
nStsoiled. JouyKH'a inedorols KID Glove Clsane4
Win rsnovate than thoroughly. Pfiee, - cents
ers. ~.
WELLS MAcmHHsPRxAD SrnExsTHExIxs
PLAsrRRS, whenever plaster II needed, are n
rivslled. Pfics, -, - and % cents each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

KEEP OUT OF THE COLD.
Goto Savage's aad get him to put his unrivaled
vcather-striY ON your windows and deors Many
have bean comfoftsd, and advise their friends to
go and do ltkewisA Jos. IA SAVAGE,
Pennsylvsaia avsnue and Tenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
CITY ITEMS.

y pev1C e 49, = tA4s nskes - -r.-1
fnIseds Tor = Strength, courage
ement, Iron, BY taking Peruvian Syrup Il pro-
toxide Of iron) and you will feel rich and as good
a. anybody Tryk.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

ArBEILBRUN's,
l02 Seventh strset northwest,
Closing-out sale Of
1o0, 900 worth Of
Gents Fine Stitched Boots,
Ladies' Nobby Button CATERS,
White, Red and Blue Slips,
Rubbers and Arctics.
Slippers made to or,ler.
lO2 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
SINGER sEwIHs MACHINES.

plicants by the Chicago Relief COMMITTEES, each
applicant Designating the machine she wanted,
2id were Of the Singer patent. These significant
facts show the high appreciation In which this
excellent machine Ia held-Harper's Weekly, NeU
York
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

BRowN's metallic weather strip, the cheapest
and best in use. For sale oily st Tubman's, <l3
cent. The only place IN the city where you can
get window shades for q, with fixtures complete.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

silent characters through which the diseased body
telegraphs Its condition. But they are not always
read Alright, and tho medicines administered some
nlan sman 81 the inc Of %a
practice which Of daily occurrence, 10 the habit
Of dosing dyspepttc and constipated invalids with
powerful cathartica. Hostetters Stomach Bit
terra in which arc shillfuiy blended the vegetable
elements adapted to the Inauguration of the stor-
sch, and removal, without violence, Of regular
discharges from the bowels, should be taken twice
every type, and for costivenees, whether chronic
or casual. No other medicine will be required
icine. as. vet discoyered Or compounded. EQUALS
Hostetters Bitters rs specific for all affections
of the liver, well as for diseases Of the stom-
ach, the bowels and the nerves.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

SSccSpeea, anq Alr. y: NJ Smith was appointed in
elsSls coanittea gss inflructed tomsf. arrange
- fee sosasUie TO DO held Oh q before The
TIE FUNERAL 0FTA1LArE COLONEL
S4IUELrW. 0lHEN. 49,
! The fusersl Of the late Celoael Samuel ".
Owen WIN take place to-day; q p. H., mon the
Foundry NJ. E. church, Rev. DE-. Cleveland on
ciating. Federal Lodge, NosE F. A. A. NJ, ma
Columbia R. A. Chapter, NJ !, will attend, to-
gether with the cavalry- bGstAlion AMI the arst
regiment q Infantry under the mmaad Of Lieu
escort. The remains will be Inferred at Oak I'm.
THE FOLLOWING ORDERS HAVE BEEs ISSUED.
I DISTINCT or CoLrNsfa.
c.,,,..,, o.s. " AshiSGToN, January lssL
His Eicellency, he Governor, announces with
the "a instant, Of Colonel Samuel W. Owen. 81 his
military stsG, at the age Of forty eight years
Beginning his military career as an oficer Of
when In April, 1851, armed hosts assaiIed the
National Government, to enter the service Of his
country, in eomnand Of his old troop, the Pres-
Mustered out Of service at the expiration Of the
term u enlistment Of his troop, he again entered
the Asld, and, as lieutenant colonel Of cavalry,
nObly earned the brevet Of colonel conferred upon
him BY the President for merit and gallantry,
HIS soldierly qsai,ties are worthy Of emulstion.
and, gained while An oticer Of volunteer militia
strkngiy illustrate the value Of citizen SOL
An honored and esteemed citiaeu, a brave and
gallant SOLDIER trusty. s.eadfass friend his l0ss
whom he passed the most Of his life.
The oticers Of the stah will wear the usual
badge Of msarning for thirty days
By command ofthc Governor
A. WKBsrEB. Adjutant General D. G. II.
oiheiai:-H. DsCookE, JR., A. ID. q.
-'' ADJUTAyr G ENERAL's OFFICE,
1 DISTRICT OF CoLUxDIA,
r,o, MAsHISGToS, JANUARY 3 ls7a
The Isl battalion Of cavalry and the ist rseI-
'ncnt OF infantry arc hereby ordered to attend as
an escort AZ the funeral Of Colonel Samuel W.
0xsn to take place. On Monday the ssh
tenant Colonel r. I. Fleming will command, and
make all necessary arrangements for the prompt
md eatttfactery execution Of this order.
BY command Of the Governor.
=, A. WEssrEH, Adiutant General
Omcial:-H. D. COOKE, JR., Abide Camp.
RUNWAY.
Pennsylvania avenue was thrown into the
widest comuiotion on Saturday evening by the
rsaning away of q vicious horse. 1t appears that
no horse besame pnnanaseaols while nearly
:srmiued to get to the Capitol as soon as
possible. The thought struck several policsmen
hat It was trial Of speed, and they forthwith
y horse Is only realized when he hnfis himself
It porson like . maddcned meteor, and when
he horse approached the policemen they quickly
sere seen . waits lively 70 sas Wiz Wiz
Nj. hs ssass q
.yidcnt desire to either quietly creep into the |
Yeast and kick him to DEATH or overtake and sys-
mutilate the driver. Neither horse
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
FEW STORE! NEw STOCK!
3. @. LEWIS, No. soaH SEVENTH sTlmr,

has now In store, and daily receiving, large and
complete assortmeHt Of 0KNfLENYHAs, BoYs AND
CHILDR1H'0 HAfa Of the very LAf11f s11LEs;
also, . eonplets assortment Of GIAF's fuRMIsH-
IHo oooDe, cheap for cash.
Rheumatism. Ali su6srsrs from the abovs con-
plants, either ofrseent o. long Handing arc I'd
vieed to use Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can b relied upon - the most safe and u.
feetaal renedy svef eGsred to the pabaiefend
have been univsrsally used IN Europe fbr IApy
years with the greatest success. Prsparo1 ~
Pnour &HAlsAIr, - Strand, Laadoa, England
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

The different lodges and encampmeu,s, /. o. o
F. ofthis city, have elected the following oificer'
fog the ensuing year:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

This we'll known and talented Lady viii lecture
at Lincoln hall tomorrow evening. Her -subjt o
will be sFor Your Own Sake.n ThA lecture ha.
been delivered in many of cha. large cities thii
season, and V sQpksn Of ID the highest terms BY
the press y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
GERALD MASSEY.

This brilliant poet and humanitarian will de-
liver lecture ct willard hall on Monday evcn-
ing next. MIR. Msssey's reputation a. 0 bard was
made many years ago BY series Of lyrics, some
Of witch have become % familiar as household
words TO Americana His subject will be ~Why
Did Not Goo Kill the Devil Z" which question,
ner. Tho theme 10 pretty certain to sttvsct o.
large audience from its novelty, aslde from the
eminent fAma Of the sneaker. - q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

"A FBAfEK-
MaQdalen at the foot of the cross would be their
model: and they were asked to give the gold Of
their hearts and the incense o. their prayers.
They should pray for themselves, for their fami-
Hes and for the head of the Church, the vicar Of
Chrjst, whom the enemies Of the Church were
now prosecuting with 50 much ferocity-striving
to Kill him, even as the enemies Of Christ strove
think Of Herod and his prosecutions, when We
think Of the innocent psbes that were nut to death
With the hope of killing the infant Saviour, We
are not surprised ut the Persecutons Of the Church
in Germany, Switzerland and Italy, simply be-
cause the friends Of Christ seek to mainta1n the
rfyhts and prerogstives Of the Church. We
e3sould pray TO be preserved In the true fath-our
Erestest blessing. We are all journcyiny onward
like the wise men, and
OUR GUIDING STAR 10 TEE CHURCH,
vhIch will ssfsiy conduct us TO Dethlehsm. II
Practices the old faith and i've upto II under all
cdreamstancss. It will lsad you % the GID O.
bethlehem, where 700 viii md Jesus aed MS
, 1874-03-22
LITERARY ITEMS.

Ha'per's Magazine for April has four illus.
! trated articlcs-''.rho Farallon Islands," b.
Charles Ncrdhofr; :: The Secret Regions Of tue
| Stage" by Olive Logan; "Ilsley," by Moucure
F.! d. Conway; and solver Goldsmith, j" by George
! II. Towle. "A1y Mother and l." by Mrs. Craik,
and ''Tho Living Link" by Prot. Dc Mile, are
continued. Gen. Mcclellan has paper on
"Army- Organization ~; and there are poems by
Kate Putnam osgood VIII Wallace Harney, aud
Richard Henry stoddard.
-Scribaer's Monthly for April Las the first
three chapters Of ''Tne Mysterious Island" by
Jules Verne; continuation OF "Ihe Great
South" by Edward King; The conclusion OF
Earthen Pitchers" by Rebecca Harding Davis :;
"Christ's Resurrection Scientifically Consider
ed" by Augustus Bauvclt; and poems by Ben
jamiu T. Taylor, John Fraser aud Edward King.
The number is profasely illustrated.
st. Nicholas for April (Scribncr l. Co., New
York; is filled usual, with reading matter and
pictures Of interest to children Among the con-
tributors are Donald q. Mitchell, Elizabeth Stu
art Phelps, J. T. Trowb-idge, Celia rhaxtcr, aud
Theinas Bailey Allucit.
-Dca,or,cstt' s Illustrated Monthly and Demo-
resfs Young America. both for April. havo been
received. Also, the National Sunday School
Teacher and the Little Folks for the Same mouth
(Adams, Blackmer Lyon Publishing Company,
Chicago).
Our Monthly (Alfrsd Mnrtien, Philadelphia
is magazine Of 4 religious character. It's last
number contains articles on "Coius OF tbs
Bible," 4'Blauvelt on Modern Skopticisrn,"
Christ the Opener OF Sea}s," DC.
We hare received the March number Of the
american Historical Record, John E. Potter i
Co., Philadelphia) and a copy Of tho Onion, Era,
an illustrated religious periodical (Church Union
Association, New York;.
Mr.. George Carter stent is soon to publish
collection Of songs, ,ballads, asc., translated
from the Chinese.
!, "a = new volume by Canon Kingsley, on
Health and Edncation," ia forthcoming.
As confirmation OF taa runaor Of AIr. Glad
stones retirement from the leadership OF the
Opposition, it is known that he has written
letter to Prof. Max Muller. announcing his pur-
pose to pursue the s%udy Of philology for the
ptcsent.
- Laughs At My Lovers, By Myself and Hus-
band p is the title Of book soon to be published
in Boston. It is made up Of extracts from real
lave lettera written to celebrated beauty, ''who
has been married long enough to talk on such
subjects with equanimltv."
~'y-1c addition 70 "*Glarissa Har{owe.r AR,
Jones IS to condense, fur A1easrs. Holt l. Co.,
Bos1cus johnson, the rewriting Of waich il
, 1874-03-22
THE MORN1nG.STREET.

walk along the Mornin g-st.eet,
Filled with the si1ence strange and sEea
All seems as lone, "A still, as dead,
AZ II uuaumbered years had had,
Letting the noisy Babel be
Without breath, memory,
The light wind walks with me, alonn,
Where the hot day Like llama vas hlowns
Where the wheels raared and dust was beat
Tha dGw ts tn the Morning Street.
Where are ths restless thronEs that pour
Along thix mighty corridor
White the noon daues .-the hurryiu9 gox
Whose footsteps make tie city loud -
The myriad faces ?--hearts that beat
M more in the deserted street,
Those footsteps, in their dream1and uAza
Cross thresholds Of forgotten days:
Thuse f1cea brighten from the weary
In mocniag-suns long Bet in tears;
Those hesrts-faF In the Past they beat
Are singing III their Moruiag-strte:-
4 city 'gninst the worlds g7aJ Prime,
List i'll sone tiescrt, far IRON Time,
Mhcre noiselfss Ages. gliding through,
H.ve only siftod sands sud dBE',
We're not mora lone TO one WHO firat
Urou its giant silence burst.
Ih1h this strang1 quiet, wnaro tho ud9
OF LIE, urhe1reI on ether side,.
Hangs Troubling, really soon to best
With human waves the Morning-3treet.
Ay, soon the glowing 1aorn1ng-dood
lours through this charmed soitnIos
Ill silent now, this Mc1cuuu-stona
Will uidriuur to tha rising sun;
Tne ttsy life this vein shall beat
Thy rs1sh Of whcels, the swarm OF feet:
The Arachne-th1 eaIs Of Purpose stream
uneeon, within tina morning -gleatn;
Tue Life will move, tlle De1tA be plnsn:
The bridal throug, the funeral train,
Together In the crowd will meet,
Aad 1ass along the Mo1nia3-3i
ii t.aat;c J3r february, 1859.
, 1874-03-22

= At New Years sunday-school festival in a
village on the Clyde, several wealthy and pron,i-
nent people. among whom was Mrs. Crak, the
authoress OF ''Jolln Halifax" met to distribute
prizcs. which they did in d novel and graceful
waY. Tho prizcs wcro cards entitled '.Safety
Signals" under which heading were arranged
quotations from the Bibla, from Sir Edward Par
It'll aDuary, 1884, followed each boys nanle.
Il WA then explained to the scholars that ii at
anv time before the expiration OF the above term
they required assistance or advico in tho matter
Of choosing a t-ade, or in any other way, they
we're 10 call on any one Of the ladies' or gentle
men then present, aat they wonll do all in thair
power to further their interests.