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PASSING AWAY
DEATH OF ANOTHER OF THE OLDEST
INHABITANTS, -


INHABITANTS. a.,
The small number of our Oldest Inhabitants
who remember when the site OF the nations cap
ital was an almost unbroken wilderness are rap
idly passing away, and in few short years, in the
natural course OF human events, none Of them
will be left to tell the story Of primitive times,
when the smoke Of the wigwsm was seen curling
upward where the LOFTY dome Of the Capitol now
Yesterday morning, at 8 O'Clock, the venerable
Noble Hurdle, one d the oldest q our old and re-
town, after brief Illness from pnsumonis. BE
was in the ninety fourth year Of his age and until
the present winter attended quite regularly the
Of which he was . member. 1t was his boast-and
the old gentleman's eyes lighted up with pride
when he mentioned the sem.rka9ls iast-thst he
United States from Washington to Grant He
had lived in the District-most Of tho time in
Was We'll stored with interesting ismniseences Of
tho times when the red man roamed on the banks Of
the Potomac-when ..What was Coos creek once
with much earneetness Of manner the Indian
trails and eow-psths Of the olden time, when one
Of the latter, nearly corresponding with tho line
travel between Washington and Georgetown, and
when he had to journey on foot from Capitol Hill
to the latter town to get pair Of shoes mended,
there being no shoe shops Or shoemskers between
MIR. Hurdle was . soldier Of the war OF 1872, and
had . vivid recollection Of all the stirring incl
dents of the battle Of Bladensburg, the burning Of
the Capitol and other public buildings and many
other Interesting historic events. He was q man
Of remarkably vigorous health and vivaeious tem-
permanent, and until within few days Of his death
manifested his usual cheerfulness and activity.
He was perfectly conscious until within few
minutes Of his demise, and passed quietly and
peacefully away, surrounded by sorrowing rela-
lives and eympethfIing friends. Ell.
The iamented deceased leaves behind him many
descendants, including several great-xreat-grand-
children. He will be buried from the Congress
street Methodist Protestant church, Georgetown,
on Sunday afternoon next, NJ 40 O'Clock. The
Oldest Inhabitants Association will attend the
funeral In 4 body. - -------- Il -
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: F00TLI0HT MAsHEA

|, Lstts 70 taking re nsssy fSa tie New Or
Mrs. Bowers . .iissiesiag .sIAdy Asaisy's
Secret" at ths Rfssklyn theatre. : gGis ~
EassS ssss.ss NO asss .s. . a. si SssS q
We to Viiis Hsr:" and lie fsSiossrs tSinR Is;
acps.ds sntissly upsn hsr shalityzt - give Gle.
Nm. Chasfrau Vas taken M on the Phflaass
lhia Aasesa stage few evening" sines. rhe
esrtain uss lowered, md the Performance soa-
eiuded with faseA iaFfG ~
pay sss:nty protest. & !Sd s IL IA: 4:
York critics are quite disappointed.
TIE Hari1sttse ars sxhibiting ~ Baltinofe
local critic wes % eoavulsed with the clewu
that 4 z feared b yi nsvsf b able to keep hi
It Il intimstsd that Miss Mitcheil ~ ooh,
psAAWed" FsaAR sBsrbs1d foartssa thousan1
sSvsn n.sdred end sixty-two times, and b san
The IBlack Crook Is. coming 10 Washington
soon. Let All ths moral young men buy Gfes1
New orlssas has opera every night, and tbs
en any ether. - =
Msssrs. jarrett Z Palmer, Il % announced, win
seea tsse pssssssicn Of Bsoths and run II . the
Ont West, where they have no "shows' fsr .
there % regular s.cireus" in town iSamsd1sssiy,
Ths critics Of the QUAKER City don't Ike islIy
Joe Emnet Well, Joe meyer nade rs . present
q gave NJ dinnsr either, bot Ne doa't get mad
Ths great English Toole Is to come eyer here,
70 ehsel Americans out Of their surplus cash, in
Jlne. Toole Is said 70 be % funny q to nsks
people 60 OF the handle .e-lt O.,
Miss Nelson ID getting some health down in
Florida, In order to juliet poor GothAmttes n
April. o ROmeoi Romeo! meet ma BY neon
light alone and wear your stors-elothss!
Hooleyf, Brooklyn, Is being run ~ . cheap and
funny theatre, and while the people laugh the
Managers grow rich, all Of which goes 10 show
that cheap ian 10 good thing after al. Give u
. TASTE oft here.' 40 ..F = -5.e -
Little Jennie Les, Of Black Crook memory, has
become . great favorite In San FSancisco. She
has been thefo tNoyears, and the Fnscosns say
they have not seen enough Of hsr yet. We'll,
there ID not much Of her to see. lt
:. A Philadelphia paper states that the stage Il
In want Of "ffesh blood" Even the Quaker City
critics ought 70 have their appetitss for the hef-
nthls appeassd BY the manner in which the Eng.
d,h 70 murdered on the stages Of the BIG oities.
1fns "ehampioa weepsrs'' Of the stage are ~
questsd to put n their claims for IT, bait BY .
Chicago paper. We Aawe one In WaaAington
that We VIII match against anything in the land.
Her sobs would draw throbs from an aching tooth
| @NNAN 3D.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-06
KoRE OF THE LUNCH BUSINESS

GODFREY l. GOELL REPLY TO Mr..
UAIPBELL-A SLIGHT DIFFERENCE
), OF OPINION AND iMEMORY. r--fr -
Editor Of tie National Repsllteaa:
Sra: In . eommunication in the Daily CAyeBteie
Of yesterday the Hon. Peter Campbell says: "Ths
whole point Of difference between Mesrs. Godfrey
= ooell sadpyselfis simply this: Idselinsd lobe
Cone psfaenally esponsI6ls, q ssdals The eontin-
presented, large part Of which vas fufnisheduPoe
the promiecuoss orders q persens not connected
Win the House, vithoat ny approval or kneMl-
sfs.sh.rous, q * Would moi venture s.sssnsns
own ssecanis nov nisd 6 court, must piaos him
In. iudicr0us position when the cause comes 70
The statement that "a large part, or even .
eonsidsrsble pesticn q The its@s Included Y On.
Of persons not connsessd WITH the HOuss,s and
without Mr.. Osmpbelrs approval q knovledgeT
will be refatsd b the evidence which se have =
Campbell must forget that ON the day whom he
was elected Speaker Of the House Of Delegates he
brought the member, to our establishment, telling
lunch that they wanted. He must forget that
sbmtthe close Of the session he sent for refresh
ments; that in obedience to the order We sent ovW
al the member, consisting OF salads, chicken And
cold cuts Of various kinds; that he then came over
n psrsor and soandly berssed 2: for not israish-
nishsd the sane. with wine and cigars nd li6ifua,
he in the meantime ordering two boxes OF cigatb
and taking sway one box under his arm. II also
escapes his memory that on the OCCASION Of the
presentation Of gold watch and chain from his
friends, he brought them TO our esfe, ordering NJ
to give thcm ell the wine and reffeshments they
might callior, and that on at least one occasion
he required that no drinks except wine should b.
served. .-I+T 49,
Were these, and similar orders which Ne could
cite, "promiscnous' orders7 IT 50, the Hon. Mr..
Campbell must be . promiscuous party. II II not
our province to say whether these bills should
have been |" ssddlsd upon the contingent fund, -
but for the present We must respectfully decline
to allow Mr.; Q. 70 "declins 10 become personally
We have only further to add that no item Of In
formation pertaining 70 this matter ever got into
t th 1ewsPcpers snronge ne Vos 9Ssnsss = VIII
Of items, with tho subsequent communica&ions
based thereon, has tended TO place rs in false
light before the public. We feel compelled in self
Qualification, to interpoee this slight explanation
IN advance Of legal Judgment. ETE
Yours, respectfully, -
I've. GODFREY GoELL.
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a gravel Ssotwalk has been ordered on the
.srth side q > stnss, between tenth and Fosr.
elnst aad ale % - yesiion- house. The soro-
dss.s1 srisassss ssssssssssy, -
g ti 4RsE s S,: '4sf S.I asS5s, a.! HS
a!sss w.sd.s q Is drssd e Hsdss ' & "a a.
:s .s ): ssyss y; s..3 i AZ ...s.
th1lty "a hAyyels Of Tar. 0on. pleaded guilty snd
y: ~ e +. - Es:ss Jury aeiis sr''esss Va,
bSiidiss q IL s:ssr Il e sSd Kin sssSs,s
ed IN = Dr.
The Capped Hnl Datlding Associates, at the
nkty -lSli1h 1onthly he'd Taesday evening last,
canoeied thirty-lys shazss with an seefued Inter
uers sold - N average premium Of ~ Per cent.
A ane-leeking lady etspRed Into 9 book sters
on ffflecath street. and Issked 9 niad.appsaring
CLERK Y he had "NothinE % wssr;" pelloi
Into tie extremity q hfs BOSE and ears, a. Ss
answsTsd, timidiy, I'VE don't keep dry gosds
Tss ss,s !, .:ss !. o.ss,s
AMOUNT ~ Ii 81 az san gho ssss s
tis, e sss s.sss,ss: es.rea 2 th:
church IN The eollaetioas In the ether churches
have been heretofore reported. 2 :, % 81
Jake HarIeston went INTO the carpenters shop
VIZ BioS na i 81 tolS him tSs.
he ka4 insattsd bis mother by dunniDg hG and
.sst ..se rcpsrssian.s Bitter words gradually
Pss sSeS sndsd in sS soSsn NJ. :tr IL
& e1GS o. sns 81, M. ns, S;g
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DISTRICT POOR.
MEETING OF THE ALMoNERs YEsrER.
~ DAY.

r DAY.
The Board Of Almonefs held . regular meeting
yesterday ut O'Clock, in the lecturs-roon Of the
Young Mems Christian Association; vioe Presi-
sent A. s. Solomons In the chair, and nj. John
Cook, acting sccfetary. Present: MeeMy. Hitx,
Gulick, Stickney, Wilson, Schubert, Hall, Bal
lsntyne, Savage and Smith. -
Rev. Geo. A. Hall. general agent, made his
monthly report for JsuuAry, showing The humber
Of Waits made to havc been e2l; families felisvcd
$50; total number Of individuals relieved, ], ora
2oE orders hlled for provisions and wood, ~.
Clothing has been furnished - follows: Blan-
kets stockings, 4 shoes, 10; boots I; overcoats,
=; pants, 10; drawers, Is; shirts, u; garments for
women, o. ST. 90 =.
M. Hits, treasurer, reported that he had re-
ceiyed $500 nom the Governor, and that between
80 and 80 had been expended for transportation
other places where they expected to obtain relief
A Communication was read from Mrs. General
Roberts, Of the Industrial Home School, asking
for portion Of the fuel obtained from the paw
MI. soiomons said that the previous determine
tion Of the society in regard to giving organized
associations should govern them during the pres
In view Of the fact that several applications
have been made on the part Of parsons n need
when there are able bodied men In the family, the
board decided not to depart from tho rule preyi-
ously established, ~ the funds were too limited
to admit Of bestowing such aid.
Undcrgarments for women and children Of one
suitable piece, made from two overcoats made BY
ladies' on sewing machipes kindly loaned, were
exhibited. q go r-I,'
The board then adjourned, decidIng to meet in
the future at p. m. STi
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NORTHEASTERN MARKET.
AUCTION SALE OF STALLS.

ACS11OIv SA1Es Of olA1IkAS,
Yesterday afternoon st o'clock Mr.. J. T. Cold
WELL salesman for b. II. Warner, auetioneer. sold,
in pursuance Of ofders from Governor Shepherd,
the stalls and stands contained In the Northeast
ern market house. corner of Third street east and
H street north, to the highest bidders over and
above hxed annual rental Of 49, and thereafter
no further sums will bs charged for the use ofsaid
stalls and stands except said annual rental for q
term Of three years 4 : ~ n y EFr
After the reading Of the terms and q Satisfactory
explanation OF the same, Mr.. ColdWell proceeded
with the sale, and commenced by offering stall
No. 2. which was knocked Oh to Jacob West for
as. He then continued the sale In the following
order: .r..
No. 1, sold to Mr. QuInlan, At -; No. ., to John
Wiseinan at 4l05; No. g. to Chae Msy ers, at tl05;
No. 10, to Mrs. Miller, 1t el10; No. II, to Mr..
Sherben, ct tIl6; No. IL, to John Poore, At go:
No. le, to F. lien, at t40 No. Is and 20, to Jas
Bailey, At $50 each: Nos. q and a. to J. s. Fisher
Co., ut IS eachs Nos. and 3, to Geo Koob. at
go each; Nos. 8 and J, to Henry Buscber, at ss5
each; No. ., TO- w. r. sparrow, ct el0s No. II, to
John Fredericks, st Ss5; No. Is to +. A. Goliath,
ut tSs No. IS to n. Keller, Ut j55; Nos. II and ~
to John Hughes, at ~ each. At this point Mr.
Coldwsll stated that no more would be offered this
afternoon, but that the sale would be continued
on Thursday. February II, commencing at 3
o'clock p. m, ct which time all the remaining
stalls would be sold, and n there should b de.
mand for more stalls or stands than these already
erected an additional row would be erected
through the centre Of the building The atten.
dance vas large and the bidding spirited. The
seller and buyer both seemed we'll pleased. ?
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Look oUTFoR rHEN.

Public sftsatisa u called to the formidable
array Of eoantsrssit hank notes reported to b IN
elfeplatiso b New York, sad which Will nd deabt
md their Way . this and ether ettiss. 30 far o.
known, thsss ssuntsztsts afe 81 TIE follewinS de-
NSfioaal, MARINE National, NatienAl Shoe snl
Lsefhef, Nssionsl la1k q the 9tste Of New
York ana National Hank ~ Cennssee, che City 9
G Hssass1c oossy Nssisti To q ?ssf:a 3.
port, Osstrsi Nssiosai nInk = Re9s, xlssfClsy
lar, "a ths first National Daak u Fhiaisld. r.
J. The whole eltheo fgf4eEIss are stated - -
very aneIy sxscltsd. aud ven cliruistsd 70 DE-
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ON TO THE WHITE HOUSE.

Joe Sypher, OF Cincinnati, 10 IN anomaly. AfteI
&c had raved and stornsd aboat the NstropolI.
IN hotel until he was put to bed By some poles.
nea he got up and hired horss for the showed
srrpose Of making raid on the White House.
'front.' poftico o. the mansion, dashsd up ths st5pS,
tnd vas about galloping through the opsn front
1sor. when L!est. Hlrlsy and spscial Iones1aa
and Sesssd then to ies lin PAD pas d. i. Z. "a
he'd got urgent buansss that INIT b ps1Iornod
On horsebsck, but the oelesrs vsp s63lt tive
aany more b esafehinG his PeIson, ~ wa
10 the Fourth prseinct ststiea- Ae.se; n 800.
- and costs sae seEyb6 ssss9aSd vsa176e :
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A CART ON FIRE.

The vicinity of Third and D streets southwest
was the scene Of considerable amusement W eines-
day afternoon, and none IN the crowd enjoyed it
more than did the boys assembled, who were the
FIRST to discover the cause. Il appears DR.. WIN.
Boyd, o wcil-known citizen Of Washington, and
been engaged IN driving o cart for 3 hyclihosd,
and while proceeding with the Aforesaid cart,
drawn By mule, IN tho vicinity above neetioned,
he carried in his cart for tho purpose Of Weeping
HIS fingers warm had ignited the cart. The doc
tor became very restless, and soon the hre was
discovered by rome boys on tho sidewalk, Who
yelled Mt the doctor that his cart was on fire, .
Tact well known 70 him. The team was brought
to halt, and the fire was soon cxtinyufshed.
Of those Assembled. d -. - -
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NAvYYARD AFFAIRS.

Mr.. r. a. Risisy has been sppointed foreman
eflaborsrs IN the department Of sensssuction and
repair. This 10 deserved pfomotisn, - Mr..
Rislsy has had charge Of the labersrs In thts d.
psrtmens for the past eighteen months. He -
suarIstic and s6Deisnt FOREMAN.
On yesterday Aftsyn0en. whte Mr.. jobs H.
Byron vas standing % scahoId. about len lesl
ftOn the ground, a1juaking some belts on the neV
machinery In ths nav miil he lost his balance and
fell 70 the ncor, and Vas badly bruised about the
and he Was conveyed % his house b the yard am.
bulauce. - - -. " - -,----
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NsootrrY xfNs.

SOOIHfY NkKH ~
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ON FridsyI go 80 = - IL
Mra General Paul receives Ct her resIdenee
NO. lsSS q street. e7esnS
sass ss ss; ,s e Etaassss beg sls
Mr.. 0ene,ai ps.r.ss. k.s.s. ~ --....s,v -,
tion to-day Il heF hoSS a q street. 'P
Madaue Hneres - al her n.
Ss.sI.s ..sspa s =. me prssent u
v;;SHs s.o ML n.cnArueons nsAs recePsloe
Mr. os.s,sI IS 49,. s.S -,ss. a.,.,,. :.
esn1ie. tsSav n ~ rs e !Ss .vst aane'as ~
Mrs. dayton Ward was anosg he many sle
CANT ladies making calls yestsrdsy 'la9sr
dayi, corner fssl-aaas haif ana streets.
prsdsessssrs, very p3sa0sat and 1as1sly aitGDdod
ma Rvn.e al ds.ss4e,s - ~ howe sos.aII
srs on Fridays q thar residsuce, No. % d
MA senator Rebertsxen, 1, r,.ss.iv,a hsr ..eou,
toned lsrre npn6sr Of eSiiess "a - Weekly re
eeption. ~ = - =" = '''"'s -
MT. Senstor Moiin entertained an mutual!
cspfion. VI s''''Ss - ~ ss1.a sss.'9 ~
s. s1s ssn so. !. Noun
Ei..sans q ..La,s.,
MT Dom fiatt, one ofsoclety 9 hyorttes, Mtllrs
esivs eo.dsy q her passssas hons. No! IN Eth
Mrs, Spencer L. Baird receives on Fridsys. md
csllsrs nay b sure Of nseting 8 cordial sad Din
cere reception. al slifH .t5irI21
.s.,. eSs t. sssi !, p: e
the Thursday csiierSL = =. $500
NJ. Ssn.t.. Sh.,,,.,,S ...,.,.S -, A. r,,.,,a.
scssaI ierSS US q callers m hsf ascus
~ ,ee' s.sso -. r. ~.
- AeHsfn TeceMeo nf9e numoer q VEG
~, ~ ~, ~. WIZ
IL Scnesor nceswHlIe reeept1ea vas oes q
~ Hoss pSnssnt q tne Week, ana ettenaea py
inc feaoera oi poiNe Sociey.,L =.
Ara William b Nfhlaek d passing tie winter
tn 0eorgetovn h company With her husband
Hon. Mr., Nfblaek, Of Indiana, 1i 90 -'
Miss Ortiz, daughter Of Hon. HI. Orth, Of Indi.
ana, d amen9 ~ nasy attrSetive yopne lsdies
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"a -- NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

OPEN BOARD. II
Ger. Gen. Imp, . p. G., 1-yeaf. %.
second National bank. ........ .....k...
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. rHE KJRKWoop HoUsr SAFE.

The nlo at the above establlahDent Yesterday
wss wen attended, and the goods beoaGAt mode
morning In tie fourth story, aad, IS it progrsssss
the axt3eles, o. course, are Of batter quality.
Private Individuals, - we'll - The trade, should
ever been offered IN Washtngton 10 secure arst-
class goeds. The terms also offer great induoe-
mepts 70 parties wishing to purchase large bills.
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THE RInAL RAILROADS.

: The House Commlttee for the District Of Cslun-
bia held meeting yesterday morning, 1t which
several important questions were eoosidtrsd. Al
the hast meeting Of the committee the president
Of the Southern Maryland Railroad Conpsny
WAS sjysn leave to ale printed Argument against
the hll authorising the Waehingtea City and
Point Lookout Railroad Company to sxtond. IL
roed into the cities Of Washington and George.
town. The latter railroad was Also givs1 lssys
10 ale Q printed reply. 80, -. -afl.F
Ths sesihsrn Maryland Railroad Company %.
pose The bill ON the ground Of . certain contract
between the two companies, which 10 printed with
the stGteDent. This contract bears date JAnusry
q, ,le7A and the Southern Maryland Railroad
Cemp11y claim to have ratified It JanuAry u,
le7k. Accompanying tbs statemsns Of Colope1
Smoot 10 an argument by Mr.. Be1leninl q.
NarIia Whe peopeses an amendment % yhe bill
CSepeny shall have ths privilege Of the uss0Tths
said ftanehise hereby granted With TIP same
terms and conditions - are provided IN the con-
tract between said companies IN reference to TN
main stem, AID n thW0id w ashington Clty and
Point Lockout HailfoAd Company shall fall to
contract the road from Brandt wine 20 Washing
tenseity, then ths fEaneAtse shall inurs to tie
Ssatheva NJ ylaad Railroad Company.
The chairman Of the committee stated that-the
pamphlets had been received too late to oder
nsmbsrs an opportunity to read them, and the
further consideration or the bill was postponed
uatil ths next meeting ofthe conmfttes.
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r INCOLN HALL.

For three nights only-MONDAY, TUESDAY.
original and only
BUCKLEY, NORRIS co. 8 MINsTREI.s, EUR.
LESQUE OPERA TROUPE, AMI BRASS BAND,
THE CREME DE La CREME
Of the Minstrel profession, who will appear each
evening In rich and varied prosr5mme, complied
Of this, the
EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Tickets and reserved seats sold at Metzarou.s
Music Store. Doors open at T. Curtain Ii.es at s
sharp. Admission, 50 and 5cents: children, 25eens
Carriages may he ordered At lo:1D precissiy.
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We attended the sale Of OH Paintings last even
ing, at 11l3 Pennsylvania avenue, from the Phtla-
delphiH Art Gallery, aid were surprised 1t the
very low prices obtained, not feali1tnE the value
eethe frames. Yhiy ssso % conducted By Latimsr
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BURrr BURry


Call at Gartrell's, 90 Seventh street, corner Of
I, and avail yoQrsslf Of the great Inducements
offered In Burts hns shoes for gentlemen, ladies,
misses and children. ---l
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xAssrY,s pHrI1prIpHI1 M

tied q diseont Of tvuofyAve to thirty -five Per
cent. 6y The Regsu mailing Company, IL Ssv.
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ssT,HE DAxxD nan ELoaCENT.''
. TWICE CHAPLAIN OF CONGRESS. AID
The xat Eoqumt Of Living Lecturers.
R0v. n HGil1o11r1a
WIN deliver his Great Lecture on
"wHAT BLIND NAN sAwIN ENGLAND
Z 49,. IN FOUNDRY CHURCH,
,gye1 Hourfsenth and 6 streets northwest
TUESDAY, EVENING, February 10, at o'clock.
= An hour Of Elegant Music, instrumental and
veal. will precede The Lecture.
Doors open 1t o'clock.
1rMr. Aiiburn's long residence In England and
Intimate association with its chief characters, In
their homes and at their tables have provided HMM
rich and varied store with vii; en-, In a wonder.
fally eloquent way he instruets and thrills with
Light his vast audiences: The age has NO speaker
more finished or Interesting, and yet he has attained
ness.
Tickets, 50 cents. Only limited number will be
I'D. They can be obtained At Steinmetz' store,
IN: Mohun Co. 3 bookstore, lbs; Choate AGO. 4
bookstore, S4l-al .Pennsylysnia avenue; also, az
FIJI Co.'s bookstore, rs Fifceuth strtet.
Cklsf
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CLOSING SALE AT THE FRENCH MINIS
| . eco TETS 80
Messrs. Latimer 3 Clsary will close the sale
this morning for the Marquis de Noailes. when
all the chamber furniture will be sold. Parties
Wishing good class Of goods should not fail to
attend. - ffEE =
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THE NATIONS SHANE.
MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON MONU.
MENT SOCIETY,

MENT SOCIETY.
Ihs Warrington nonunmt 51esiay held their
regular monthiy needing ysstsfdss at the City
HALL Thisa VIE Rtssiaset ". ". Copeoran, esq.,
10 the chair, end ]. Casfoli Brent ESQ.,. eecretarI
Present, y: J: b. Blake, Edward Clerk 0eoeysl
Be6cock, w. Walker and 8. Cor, y = =
: Ihe seIeeery Snholtee the innayelai reports
which were referred 10 the auditine O. niftsS
Mr.. Brent slso submitted lsttsr from Hen. n.
p. CMp1an, oFthe select eonmittse q thiftesn
HOUSE Of Representatives, otth6 mcn1sAenf. viti
the copy q eomnunisstian Of the sams 70 is
The sserstsry Was directed to reply 10 che letter
and furnish ths eemmittss with the informstioS
called for a. the purpose Of he select sommittse
part Of Congress 60 secure the completion Of the
loop4pntp n % beflrs thefth OF July. ls's, when
theOG11eaAi0 ee0oratiea klll tabs place. aHE5
The society then adjourned. s7ssf7
) n.
SUPHE1kB e0HHT-61NERALTERA.
All thSIAuDsisss Jastjsss Of the Sapfsns
Court hsld In 0snsrsi Tern yesterday asd were
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se.tss,se kE4Ss q 2 Ssasss 1Sss.t ase
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-06
THE GREAT SALE AT. THE KIREWool
HnUlE -

This important sale, which Is conducted BY our
auctfoneers, Mesafs. Latimef 4 Cleary, Is pro:
gressinG rapidly. They commence this morning
On the third floor, where begins the anest fnrnf
ture. The attendance 10 Immense. We notice
that many Of our wealthy eitixens sre purchasers,
nished with the very best class Of goods.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-06
n. II. 'WAREER.

Real Estate Broksrana Aneetsnser, No - Sew.
enth street. will remove 10 new Offices IN Federal
buildinga corner u J and 0sysnfh streets, % the
10th pRQxinQ. ! .l-i.f.l.A ~. 10 ~ u l