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FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
Meeting of the Board Las. Wight.

,',... 80. 80 =, H.. Con-
tue esulsi ~e.sne =. VIC DOaiu :.
mlssioners was held last evening AZ the ne"quar-
tiers, room No. 20 Columbia Law building The
room ia mucb more commodIous than the chief
eng,nss,,s Once MAR. the hoard met formerly,
ensneei 0in'e, "ne'e nv -. -. $1,000,
and is very neatly and comfortably iurnlsned,
though not lavish In opportunities. long, new
walnut table surrounaea WIN en S.as -, =,
sne oenus =, w ~. -sno-,ar. nrssa,tin,
the commissioners anu sne repo,s,' p9'.s
the appearance Of q congressional commune.
,S,,h yht,o aIoss nasnt A nortrait of a warner
Coo,a orN.5,on,s The ,onths-n vail Tha onIv
defect is scarcity Of ARTIFICIAL light, and II the
District Commissioners would have q chandelier
pending from the centre of the ceiling the new
9uaisei' - " ~ ~ 49, aPpC ~,
ments- Inc meeting was "en attenaeu Iast
night, all the commissioners being present except
nied the chair
Pieu sue enA.
Atlantic apa PaoS and FrsSsn TsIs
praph Comnanfes- was read nv the seeretarv- II
Contested nsrniss,on 10 nIscs a four. wirs arm IN
1uesseu r., ~ W PloU1 . iO :, ~ ~. W
the poles OF the flre Alarm Ielegraph company
from Pennsylvania avenue along to Sixth street,
and thence via Maryland avenue to Capitol Hill,
p rsnnT,sd Sc SA As" PO'e' a' N1isHS
roH~isstonar Tai, thorob, that a n-,rtlao. ~
thai SORT WoniS he q beneHt and movsd maj the
reonsst he vrantsd which vas arTiad e
Tba snp,snaIon 81 asa,gs w Macabss lama,
7 MnrraT and CHARLES a ns1gss Tor nositions
on the force were read and fiIed' NO'
A commnnicatIon from Rohsrt liant so
Seventh street IN Te,ation 10 an old nil con,
tTacted nv a fireman before he Was on the force
Ses rsaJ Oo-O o - va 0 AO4"''
"S Gn res1: Dead ,ho h.a =, 81. a,
,-ast,na,ioa irto 49, $500 aaa3p.t SannaI
RicSs bnstlar of No A comnsnv renor.sd that
tne secusso naa PIeo sui, 70 lne cnageS 81 Go
in The other chsrges and reeommended that he
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nr. Christian Arrssted.

DR.. Christian, who was arrested about eight
months ago, charged with robbing grave yards OF
dead bodies, and who at the time gave bail for
his appearance at court, and who failed to an
swer when called, was arrested yesterday by De-
tectives Sargent ard McEIfresh. The officers
were on their way TO Baltimore on an early train,
and when near the city noticed the man sitting
in the car. When the train went into Union
depot Christian jumped off and the officers fol.
lowed suit and arrested him. He was locked up
at police headquarters and will be brought to the
ciIy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-16
ANNIVERSARY LEyEE.
Excelsior Lodge. KNIGHTS of Pzthia

E4celb1OE LooBe3 AAlEnIs OF fYLnlaS.
Yesterday being the sixth anniversary of Ex-
celsior Lodge, No. Il, K. Of p, the occasion was
duly celebrated last night by q grand Ievee at
Sheldon's hall, 1904 F street. The hall was ap
propriately decorated with flags and the insignia
of the Order, and the members Of the different
committees were untiring in their zeal to please
Refreshments we're served during the intermis-
sions, and those present were unanimous in the
desire for repetition Of the levee at an early
oay' The floor was in charge Of the following ef-
neient committee: Master Of ceremonies, q. q.
George K; 4, Kroning; floor managers, Knights S.
fotu, ), W. Ialoert, John Eberly, George l.
Sazty. The following RentIenen comDosed the
committee OF arrangements: NJ O. Mitchell, r.
", chairman; Geo. r. KronIng o, O.: John
Eberly, v. C.; Knights Thos Siousss' George T.
Ssxty; Inc reception committee were as follows:
J. L. Darrall, p. o.; John Hayward p ~ NJ n
Mitchell, p. O.; Knight Thos SIoussa. - v
RSAKs & Co.'s tailoring department opens To-
day,
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AN ALTERATION.

One Boy Shoots Another in the Abdomen.
Last night, about $50 O'Clock, James DIggs and
Travers CErtls, both cOlOred, got into alterca-
ton on High, near Seventh street, Georgetown.
During the fight the latter drew a slngle-bar-
relied pistol and fired at the former, the ball TAX
ing effect in the abdomen. The wounded boy was
Immediately carried to his home and attended by
shooting ran away, and has not yet been appre-
hended,
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AQUATIC.
The Analostan Boat Race.

This afternoon at O'Clock there will be an 10.
teresting race on the Potomac river between two
crews from the Analostan boat club. The regular
four will pull against picked six, and the con-
test bids fair to prove close and exciting As the
members have many friends, especially among
the ladies' It is safe to predict that the fair ones
will be strongly represented. The first contest
will be followed BY Q race In working boats,
which will also prove interesting. This Is the
opening OF the club regatta, and will be continued
each successive Tuesday by q series Of races In
working boats, shells and singles for various
prizes. The Analostans have entered into the
racing spirit with sincere desire to promote the
sport, and their efforts are worthy Of commenda-
ton.
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FINE Cashmere Suits 10 order, s25.
EIsEMAN Bros,
Seventh and e streets.
IThe Potomac Terra Gotta COMPANY.

In an article on the suit brought by the Poto-
mac Terra Gotta Company Of this city against
certain parties for conspring TO injure the bust
ness Of that company we spoke Of Mr.. Lynch as
the owner Of the works. Mr.. Lynch started the
enterprise and is still large stakeholder in the
company, but the larger number OF stockholders
are now among the citizens Of Washington. Mr..
Tuttle, late Assistant Treasurer or the United
the company.
We spoke Of the sales being $500 to q, 800 per
month, which should have been $50 to 81 500 per
contract with the District government, and are
making large additions to their works In order to
MI It. They are also having large orders for
pipe and IRE brick from Baltimore, Norfolk
Richmond and Chicago. With the additions
now being made to the works they Will be among
the encouragement Of the trade Of w ashington,
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IMPROVEMENTS.
Permits TO Build,

The following permits to build were issued yes
terday: A. Bradshaw, a two-story brick dwelling,
north side A, between Sixth and Seventh streets
southeast; s, 500. John W. Cox, a twostory
frame dwelling, west side Tenth, between A and
b streets southeast; 800. Thomas E. Green. two
tWo-stOry brick dwellings, north side Cedar, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets north
west: 81, 1C0 Conrod ROeberd, a two-story brick
dwelling, east side Eighth, between T and
Boundary streets northwest: Al 900,
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WASHINGTON TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
A Permanent Organization Effected.

a meeting of the Washington Typographical
Society," composed of employees Of the private
printing offices Of this city, was held on Monday
evening last, and a permanent organization
effected. The following officers were elected:
Glendour Medsiry, president; John NJ. Rich
ards, vice president; J. W. CaVis, corresponding
secretary; George W. SERVER, financial secre-
tary; Thomas W. CLARK, treasurer; Daniel V.
Eenton. serReant-at-arms.
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b. H. Warner. real estate broker and auction
eer, sold yesterday afternoon at auction, through
J. T. ColdweIl, salesman, for Edward NJ. Gal
laudet, trustee, lot of subdivision Of square 45s
fronting on the north side of Louisiana avenue,
the corner of Seventh street, ~ feet by an
average depth Of IS feet, and improved by four
story brick house, to the National Union Insult
ance COmpary of Wa -hington, ID. c., at al, 900.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-16

S. H. Robinson, of the Third Auditors office,
has made arrangements With the Baltimore and
Ohis Railroad Company, by which excursion
tickets can be had to Cincinnati and Columbus.
Ohio. and return for $50, by purchasing twenty
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Bits Of Nature BIZ Washinetnn Artiat.

blIs OF Nature By Washington Artist.
There are now on exhibition at Barlow's Gal.
lery, prior to their shipment to New York, upon
an order from which city they were painted, three
most charming bits Of nature, embracing scenes
OF local interest to Washingtonians, and treated
with skill and grace, blending harmony and
unity with marked effect In atmospheric dis
lance, as represented in both scenery and draw
ing. They are the productions Of Mr.. William
hoWzee OF this city; and, while they do not dis
play the clear and positive effect and delineation
oil the landscape works Of Church, Kensett or
Coleman, they show valuable indications of rising
genius, backed by large, original powers, which
entitle their author to cordial welcome in the
ranks Of the noble profession.
Number one represents wood scene on Analos.
tan Island and will be readily recognized by those
familiar with the place. The foliage is fresh in
coloriDg, and the general effect and TRANSPARENCY
Of the scene is in keeping with artistic
The old oaktree is Jde-sfHfle Of those native 70
the isisnd Inc eoiori1g Of this picture is some
sistent harmony with the whole. The subject is
simple, but treated with envIable SKILL making
a most acceptable landscape. Number two rep,
resents
LoUpoN HEIGHTS, NEAR HARPER's FERRY
In the distance may be recognized portion of
Nsiey In the shadow. The sun is low and the
P,ctufs Ewes the plasing effect Of an afternoon
scens. ne Top oil An old oak lit up BY the glow
1nR sunlight presents refreshing appearance
Inc distance and atmospheric effect In this pie
suhe are IN Keeping, and the harmony Of the col
orsng = SUBJECTIVE 70 the art critic.
Scene number three represents Ma,vIana
Heights at Harper's Ferry, and Is a fine eomnan.
Ion u number two. The scene Is one Of middav
ana just before a storm, the threatening eionds
rising in the background. The Potomac rJ,ss
Win Loudon Heights are represented In the IA,
distance The aerfel perspective Of these It,tis
gems Is worthy the hand Of an older artist The
skies also give evidence Of the force Of contrass
delicate handling and an appreciatfvs Sno.ssIIi
edge of Landscape painting. "f
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ART NOTES.

SEE our Boys and ChiIdren's SIS Suits.
EIsEMAN Bros,
Seventh and Z Streets
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avenue.
AL WHO SUFFER- from coughs, colds, irritation
Of tse pTonchlal tubes or tendency to consu mp-
ton, viii md In DR.. WiSidr's BaisGDs of wiz
Cherry remedy as agreea BILE to the palate "a
enectual in removing disease. The Baisam IL a
pleasant, safe and pGweriul remedy; Il aets
promptly and seldom fails TO effect a cure; so ctS
and 81 bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
ASK YOUR MERCHANT TO get Belongs sewing
s1lk DO not be persuaded to take any other; h
is without doubt the best.
$40 To $1,000
mVessed N SteeKs and Gold pays 100 Der cent q
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge& 20.
Bankers, Wall street, New YORK ~
TEuRsToss lvoET PEAaL TOOTH Povpxa
used daily viii keep The tssth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath Swess.
TWenty-nVe and nifty cents per bottle.
JoUvES's NOTORIOUS KID-qLovs OLRA1
VIII renoyate soIled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoHPsoN's PoMADE OPTI4s Ia canal In Tia
and nfty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRKNsTHEFISa PLAsrxRa' ara III.
very best All sold by dru-Sists,
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The Moef lo,nplata atnaL
coLoRED BAPTIsTs.

or Mems Furnishings and Hats at Francs, 623
Pennsylvania avenue, and 4s1 and 433 Seventh
street.
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GILMAN TO TESTIFY IN THE CASE
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A Full Line
HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

Of Norfolk and New Brunswick American Ho-
siery Co.'s regular.ma underwear at Francs
623 Pennsylvania avenue, and 43l and 433 Seventh
street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-16

The Bolivian Government has granted priyi-
Paz and Titicaca lake, to unite with that OF Puno
Much beneht to both countries Is expected to
It Is predicted, will be to lessen its commercial
Importance and cause Its principal merchants to
establish themselves in AreQuipa. The construc-
ton Of this road will also call for the removal Of
the custom-ho house from africa to Islay, inasmuch
as Tacna and africa will be rendered unnecessary
for the commerce with Balivfs, becoming only
cities dependent Of MoQuegus or Arequipa. The
people OF Moquegua believe that BY the conrtnu-
GO OF their railroad to Tambo, to unite with the
above line MoQueeua and Arequipa VIII become
the first cities Of Peru.
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TESTIMONY OF THE BALTIMORE OFFICER

he IS. TO Be BROUGHT 70 WASHINGTON
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Admission, so cents. Children under
Nine, 25 cents.
Children under eight, accompanied by two
adults, admitted free. senleL2t
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The Joys and Sorrows of wedlock.


The following licenses we're granted yesterday:
VIM. H. Cooley, jr., and Laura V. Burch, Jacob
F. Berry and Jane Johnson, Cesar Smith and
Ellen Pratt, Isaac Smith and N. A. W hite, Henry
Thomas and Mary Richie, Cornelius Raglan and
Mary Lanhady, Henry L Cooper and Della Tur-
ton, OF Stafford county, Va.
DIVORCE.
Edward fitzgerald made application in the Su-
preme Court OF the District, in equity, yesterday
or divorce from Susan Fitzgerald.
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A NEW TRICK.
Puss Oakley ana Hsr Man Operating.

1Uss OHkIbJ kHU 2cK AkAH VF01os1HB'
Detective McDevitt yesterday arrested the no.
torious "Puss Oakley" on suspicion Of being I'm
plicated In several larcsnes. II appears that the
accused and "her man" named FitEhugh, have
been operating In new way recently, and been
quite successful In the work. They select place
where furnished rooms are offered for rent, agree
uponiterms and move In. Before daylight they
ranssck the premises and get out ofthe house with
out arousng the inmates. In this manner II 10
supposed that they have robbed several places.
The man Fitxhugh Will probably be captured to-
day, and some Of the stolen property recovered,
Do You Pkv Cash for Your Clothesf
If 50, the prices saks & %. ask for making suits
70 order will please you.
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The BOGUS EDES.

FURTHER HEARING OF JOHN GREEN
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Eouity court-Iudge oIin.

This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Carroll vs. Bright. Order appointing guardian
I'D nfem. @
same vs., Same. Order Of references To Auditor
mace VS.. Evans. Order granting leave to file
Tobdeii VS.. Parker. Order setting aside re-
Z stanton si vs. johnson ct al Decree taking bill
wall W. wan. Decree Of reference to Audi
tor.
Alexander vs. Bouldin. Order denying defend
ants motion, with extension Of time for taking
'I Gaines vs.. Gushing. Order for continuance Of
case, Adjourned.
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LARGE ATTENDANCE OF SPECTATORS
LIST OF THE LUCKY COMPETITORS.

Award OF the everaI Prixes-speeches
by Hon. VIM. Dick son and Others
A Good Time Generally
Scenes and Incidents Of
the Dsy-All Parties
Satisfied.
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IF HE WILL BE ALLOWED TO
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THE Price TeIls,n

and everybody tells the price. That is what
makes Saks Co.'s the best place to patronize
when you order your winter clothing.
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ARREST OF CHRISTIAN, THE BODY!THIEF.

He Is Picked Up in BaItimOre-District
NOtes-ROW Between Boys-Oue OF
Them Dangerously Wounded
Proceedings I'm the Courts
Permits 20 Build
MisceIIan eOus
Paragraphs of
Local In
terest
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CITY ITEMS.

HERMAN BAUMGARTEN, engraver OF seals and
stencil cutter, has removed T. - PennsyIVanIa
avenue.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

Tile HEARING OF THEODORE ". BROWN
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In view Of the policy declared by the govern
ment Of the State Of Panama, In its relations with
discrimination was to lend aid to the States Of
Bolivar and Magdalens, now IN open rebellion
against the National Government Rt Bogota, and
with which Great Britain IL on the most friendly
terms, the English consul at this port, Mr.. NAL
let, has, We understand, given 1t to be understood
that no English merchant steamer could be al
lowed to transport recruits, as was requested, In
tended to be used In making war against the Gov
eminent Of the United States Of Colombia.
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ON THE WATER.
THE EASTERN BRANCH REGATTA

LIVELY sKIFF ANB TUB RACES
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THE REPUBLICAN, book and job department 10
one Of the very best appointed printing estab-
LAWYERS and other professional men, as wen as
our business men In general, to bear II In mind.
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ARMS ZOE cENrRAL AMERIcA.

A consignment Of arms, It seems, consisting OF
come i've hundred rifles and some mltrailleuse,
arrived at Colon on the steamer Of the sd from
New York, with all the outward appearance Of
being destined for Central America. Sufficient
evidence, however, being furnished Captain Simp-
son, the Gag officer of the South Pacihcsquadron,
that the arms were destined to be used by the
States Of Bolivar and Msgdalena, now at war
against the Federal Government Of Colombia,
which Is alone recognised by the United States Of
America, Captain Simpson, after fully satisfying
himself OF the truth Of the matter, requested the
Hon. ]. Thorington, the United States consul at
Aspinwall, TO see that the said arms were not
landed, but sent back to New York, from whence
they came.
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En0 LATE

Mr. ]. S. Savage, of Boston, Mass, an sma.aur
tub-yachts-man, who had been In training for this
race for two weeks, through an unfortunate cir
ter the tubs had started. Several Of his friends
who were present and anxious to bet money on
his winning the race-if he had been 'son time,I
made up purse and presented him with o dozen
clothes pins Of the latest patent as reward for
the zeaf display ed BY him In the race.
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Auction Sales To-Day.

The Best s25 Suit
to order In this District Is that made by
A. SAKs & Co., Sl6 Seventh street,
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South American News.

From the Hanama Star ana Herald OF the 1st
instant the following South American news is
condensed:
PROTECTION OF THE TRANSIT
In the painful position in which the authorities
Of the State government have fit to place the
Isthmus Of Panama in relation to the General
Government of the Republic, and the treaty obli-
cations Of the latter to foreign citizens and inter-
ests on the lsthmus, It Is satisfactory to know
that Capt. Simpson, Of the United States steamer
Omaha, now In port, and in command Of the Uni
ted States squadron in the Pacific, after having
made himself fully acquainted with the facts In
the case, has decided TO act theoretically and az
lively in the matter and questions at issue. The
public has every guarantee that Capt Simpson,
from the long experience and knowledge natu-
rally acquired In arriving at the position he now
occupies, in anything he does will neither forget
the respect due to Colombia, which alone he REQ
ogniZes, the position the State occupies under
present circumstances, nor the great interests ct
stake not only Of American citizens out Of all
tions, which look to the United States as the nat
ural protector Of the transit when circumstances
occur TO prevent the Federal Government Of Do
lombls from fulfilling its treaty obligations with
the United States Government and people.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-16

GUNNER THEATRE MIQUE.-
~ MONDAY. sEPTEMBER 10, EVERY NIGHT
AND WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY MATI-
GEEs. Engagement Of the greatest male bur-
NH. G. K. FORTESCUE,
who win appe ar in the spectacular fairy burlesque
Of CINDERELLA, assisted by the full strength of
the company. First appearance in Washington OF
the celebrated musical celebrities and Ethiopian
comedians, Messrs. WESLTN and CASEY, An
Of last weeks company retained. sepiS-6t
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BARLOW'S
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
IooS panusxIv.nI, ,va,ua

The public are invited to examine my stock OF
PAINTINGS, EkGRAVIN6S, CHROM0S, Pho
TOGRAPHS, LITHOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS ON
PORCELAIN, q. They the same quality as
found in all frst-class galleries OF New York. and
at the same price.
order Of the newest patterns. Also, Frames OF
every description for Engrayings, Photographs.
Leaves.
Mats of every description made TO order. Passe-
partouts in great variety. Gold, Silver and Copper
Wire, Nails, &c. Every article guaranteed as rep
resented. Pictures arran ged and hung for galleries
and private residences. Old Frames Reailt.
1900 PHOTOGRAPHS rom 10 cents to N eaeS- We
SoO WOOD ENGRAYINGs for scrap-books,
se12-3m
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Our stock Of Piece Goods fOdTarloring is now
complete. EIsKMAN BRos.,
Seventh and E streets
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"Ws want Your custom -

is the motto Of saks Co.'s Tailoring Depart
ment.
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HosTILITIEs OF THE MAeDALENA RIVER.

The Information from reliable sources, which
the Atlantic and the scene Of hostilities on the
Magdalens river, lead to the belief that the
Government are not likely to succeed in accom-
plishiDg the end they have In view. This news
has di1used a great deal Of uneasy feeling over
Panama. The Government, apparently with the
object Of forestalling any attempt TO disturb the
public peace, attempted, It is said the day before
yesterday the arrest Of Sr. Rafael AiZpuro, but
tain Of the police, Senior RodrigueE, had been re-
moved. Yesterday rumors were afoat that the
Government contemplates resorting to extreme
IDENTIFY taking In the Magdalena between the
Federal forces and the States In opposition TO
than
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Harrigan and Hart.

Messrs. Hsrrigan and Hart, the welI-known
dialect character actors, supported by their own
dramatic company, will begin an engagement or
one week on Monday evening, at Ford's, in
their new play, called "The Doyle Brothersn In
addition to the play these pleasing artists do a
sketch called The Blue and Gray" which is q
perfect gem OF character acting. During the
play Of "The Doyle Brothers" Messrs. Harrigan
and Hart will personate Irish, Ethiopian. English
and Italian characters In style so artistic that
all limitations appear weak and ms gniheant
when compared with the originate
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-16

To morrow night Mr.. Lew Spencer has his fare
well beneht at the Comique. In q great variety
Of roles he has, during an engagement Of two
months, been in constant favor and in growing
popularity. Mr.. Spencer Is not the comedian of a
night His resources in wit, fresh and sparkling
are not easily exhausted, and his magnetic DUAL.
ity imparts to bis audience the fun he feels He
will close his engagement amid the sincere re-
grets OF host OF friends, and urge them all to
turn out and give him right royal parting