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THOUGHTS ON THE HORSE.

Some Of the Cspers OF the Noble Animal.
Washington evidently has an immense amount
of first class horse flesh for q city that makes no
pretension in that line, and family horses are
proud and graceful In their carriage and spirited
In their movements, while the majority Of the
riding horses exhibit the stamp OF nobility in the
cutting Of, monkey shines wherever they are
driven, and whether put up to 1t or not by drugs
and other EMBELLISHMENTS Is as open question
as one of Mr.. Welch's letters TO the administra-
ton but thing Is certain, the riders seem to
enjoy it, and the "knowing" comments brought
forth BY sdmir1ng government clerks and others
who line the avenue after Office hours.
This "linfng is not invariably attended
with safety and sometimes throws q cloud over the
vision. 1t is with the risk OF life and limb that
the fond loafer crosses street within six feet Of
their heels. Last evening at shutdown one of these
beastly noble things kicked at the temples Of q
young man who was crossing near PerrY's Of
robbery fame. Several heightened ladies Of q
sympathetic turn, who thought the young msa
was good rs q statue, rushed up to receive in
their arms what was left Of him, but were some
what chagrined ION learning that the noble
animal had only graEed his mask and frightened
the would-be Victim) that so much Of the out
groupings Of the true inwardpess Of humanity, or,
If you please, huWomanty, should be lost on q
mere scare.
As Nj. Mantilini would say, these things Gre
getting too "demnitIon frequent, and riders
should Genuine themselves TO the middle Of the
street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-26
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Foreman Parrish Suspended for Thirty Da

Foreman Parrish Suspended for Thirty Days
There was an adjourned meeting Of the Board
Of Fire Commissioners last evening ct No. En-
CINE house on street, 70 dispose Of the
ease Of Foreman Parrish Of that company
who was charged with characterization. Presi.
dent Willisms occupied the chair, and Commits
sioner Reed acted as Secretary; there were
present besides these gentlemen Commissioners
Morgan and Thomas. The Board went into a
short executive session on motion Of Com missioner
Morgan, after which Commissioner Thomas moved
that further action in the Of Parrish be sus-
pended, and that he be suspended thirty days
from August 18th, the day he was first suspended,
TO September 18th, without pay, which was
adopted By the Board =
On motion Of Commissioner Reef, Commissioner
Morgan accompanied by the Chief and AssIs-
tsntOhiet Of the Department, were authorized to
re-tnstate Parrish, As Foreman OF No. Engine,
on the 18th Of September, with such Waruines and
Instructions - be may see ut TO give
Also on motion Of Commissioner Reed the
Chief Engineer was authorized to sppoint snb-
stitutes 20 ill the places Of Barron and Parrish,
During the absence Of Foreman Parrish, EuRi.
neer James Moriau will act as Foreman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-26
RUNAWAY AND SMASH UP.
No seriou, pam.,s oo,nr,

Yesterday morning, shortly sfter 10 o'clock, an
elderly gentleman named; Ghsen went into Jus
tice Hughes ofhce, on ID street, near Four-and-a
half street, leaving his horse and carriage stan
ding in 'front.' ofthe door From some cause the
horse became frightened. and across the street
jumping the chain fence surrounding the City
Hall Park, and dragging the carriage after him.
Mr.. Gheen, when the horse started, rushed cut Of
the once, and In On effort to seize the reins he
was thrown down and dragged some distance, one
Of the wheels OF the carrisge passing over him.
He was considerably bruised about the face, and
bis clothing torn into shreds When the carriage
struck the chain fence the horse became olsen
gagged therefrom, started down Louisiana avenue,
and was caught between Sixth and Seventh
streets. He sustained but little injury, and the
carriage was but slightly damaged,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-26

At the grand temperance MACS meeting at
LeesburR. Virginia, on the 9th proximo, Temples
Of Honor Nos. and 8, and the Martha Wash.
ington Sosial Temple Of this city, will partici-
pate, aud 90 IN body. ]. W. Van Week, G. w
V: T., has been chosen by committee Of the
Temples to act as marshal on that occasion.
At the meeting Of Richinson Council No. 1, T.
Of II and T, next Monday evening the degrees Of
Love and approved Templar, which are the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-26
TBE SILK ROBBERY.
Statement Of the Perry Brothers.

SO fa- as regards any statements that have
been published as to what Messrs. Perry Broth
ers have done or propose in the matter Of the
robbery Of their store We are authorised by them
TO state that no demand or request for money to
work up or prosecute the case has ever been
made Of them BY any person. Neither have they
been advised or requested by any one In or about
the District Attorneys office to abandon or COM
promise the case. Nor have they any idea doing
30. On the other hand they propose to follow Il
up vigorously and persistently, and IL is also their
intention to see that those whose duty It is to aid
in bringing criminals to Justice do not sleep upon
their post or weary Of we'll doing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-26
Auction sales To-Day.

By Samuel Ker:
At O'Clock, lot No. q, in square No. 63I.
By Duneapson Bros:
At o'clock, frame dwelling and lot, corner Of
L and Twentieth street Northwest
By George W. Stickney:
At Q O'Clock, valuable property, situated on the
South side Of Second street, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets Northwest.
By Joseph T. Kelly:
Ats O'Clock, valuable improved and unimproyed
property corner of Eleventh and ID streets, and
on the vest side Of Eleventh street between H
and 1. Northwest.
By Thomas Bowling:
At O'Clock, valuable property on Boundary
street, opposite the head Of First street.
By Washington B. Williams:
At s O'Clock, valuable track OF land on Rock
Crack
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-26
IMPROVEMENTS.
Permits TO Build

The following permits to build were issued from
the Inspectors ofhce yesterday: P. T. Berry, re-
noodle two two-story brick houses on south side
Of Water street, Georgetown, between High and
Market streets, q, SOL; q. W. Smith, q tuo-story
and baaement store, east side North Capital, be-
tween and streets, northwest, q, 900; Edward
Boulter, two-story frame house, west side Sec
ond, between E and T streets south west, $500;
side Massachusetts avenue, between First and
Second streets, northwest, q 900; ]. @. King
singer, . brick stable, east side Fifteenth, be-
tween and streets northwest, 800.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-26
A New Water Main,

The District Commissioners have determined
to lay water main to the new Jail, provision for
which was overlooked in the appropriation bill
of the last Congress. This action is taken that
the work there may not be retarded, and with
the expectation that the District will be reim-
bursed by the next Congress what it may cost.
The estimate is 90 2s4 90 and the connection with
the 20-nch main will be at some point on b street
northeast,
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New Advertisements.

House wanted.
Stray horses 20 be sold.
New books at Morrison'G
baseball match tomorrow
Government sale OF buildings
Notice Of letters testamentary
Improved property for sale by Duncsnson
Brothers.
Trustees Sale Of Virginia real estate BY Albert
Peacock. -..- .'- : -
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PETIT LARCENY.

4 Sharp Dodge % Raise Money.
John W. Simms, colored, was arrested last
night by oficer Harlow on the charge Of petit
larceny. 1t seems that last Monday night Thos.
Kelly brought o load Of cantaloupes to market,
and then left them to return home for q second
instalment. During his absence the accused took
possession Of them, sold out the stock, and left
the neighborhood before the owner returned. 1t
was sharp dodge, and one that Simms has prac-
tfced befora
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-26
Grand United Nazareths.

Elizabeth Masiah, Jesse W. Nelson, Lewis H.
johnson, Wash Masish, Charles Lively, Charles
Norris, Edward Mitchell, Lloyd Leskes, and
Andrew jackson were Incorporated yesterday
as the Grand United Order of Sons and Daugn-
tiers Of Nazareth. The certificate was deposited
In the Recorder OF Deeds office,
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Tie 6aines-Uushing Case.

Another paper was added yesterday to the ex-
tenslye file Of documents in the suit Of Myrs
Gainesvs. Caleb Cushing in the cross suit of Cush
ing Vs. Gaines, Mrs. Gaines answers Mr.. Cush-
iDg's bill, detailing the suits won in New Orleans
in her behalf but denying that Mr.. Cushing Is
entitled to any commissions thereon. The case
Will be tried this autump.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-26
Marriage I,iaanses.

The following marriage licenses were granted
In the Supreme court Of the District yesterday:
Geo. II. Cornell and Emma H. Grinnell, OF Fair.
fax county, Val Grant Richardson and Sophie
and Mary z. Howard; ID sson b. Gray and 10.
anna Havoner, OF Prince Georges county, Nd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-26
eerman.American School

There was . meeting last evening OF the sub
scribers ofthe German.Amsrican School at Beck's
Hall, for the purpose Of electing Q board Of
Trustees for the ensuing year. Mr.. Simon Wolf
being absent, Mr.. Scholl presided. The follow
ing gentlemen were elected as trustees: DR..
Joseph Seholl, Joseph Endhofer, g. +. Schaefer,
Colonel E. NJ. FaehtI, and VIM. Burchard. A
resolution was adopted that the School should be
entirely free from dencminational preiudices
The smount Of the subscriptions which has been
paid for the approaching school year, 10 $4,000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-26
Msmoriailohurch Excursiou,.

Next Monday night the tenth and last Of the
Memorial Church excursions will take place The
Wesley Chapel and st. Psul's Lutheran Churches
Join with the Memorial Church on this occasion,
and It will be made Q superb affair in every re-
spect. Those who have enjoyed this most popu-
lar series viii regret the announcement that it 10
the last, and will not fail In improving the op-
portunity Of the hnal one. Tickets at Holy Tree
I,unch roomA and At EllIsi.
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LOTTERIES.
N.~1oSo.DSN.o.O.o.oOo1oOo OoO~0oN-N1O1~1N-N-N.N-
DRAWING ABSOLUTE,
MONEY REFUNDED

The Trustees make the positive and unqualified
statement that there viii be TO FURTHER Posi-
PoEEhKET, and that all purchasers Of tickets,
upon presentation OF them after that day viii be
entitled 10 the return OF all money invested, unless
this announcement be strictly complied with.
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DESCRIPTION OF ITS STYLE AND WORKING
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ASSISTANT ATTORNEY DARLINGTON EXPLAINS
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SIMMER RESORTS

<N~0ON|HONI00orON[o0O O0O"0O0||0NN@ONNN
WALTON WE KNOW OF no BETTER
Il place to spend the months Of September and
October than Yatton-beauiifuIly located on the
W. y. X: R., Loudoun county, Va. ATTY miles
scenery beautiful, good cunning and everything is
40A GEORGE w. WRIGHT, Proprietor,
Round Hill Depot, W. o. e. R., Va.
aus wfmtf OF
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" First CONCERT
ron RHE BzNzrTf on xu
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATIVE

The MONTPELIER HUMANE ASSOCIATIONS,
chartered BY the Legislature Of Virginia and tne
Circuit Court Of Orange county, proposss, By q
series Of Grand Gift Concerts to establish md en-
dow . " Home for the Old, 1nhrm and Destituts
Ladies' Of Virginia, At hentpelier tie former re-.
idence Of President James Madison.
The Association Is under the control Of eikht
trustees, six Of whom elected blennialy by the
Virginia. :
Rsmntances for tickets may be made BY express
d. O., or BY registered letter, addressed 70
HON: JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres't NJ. =. Il. A. Alexandra, Va.
For full particulars, &C., send fer Circulars. 90
Reliable Agents Wanted Everywhere.
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Lumber! Lumber!

ooRHrR OF sxvENrH AND Q srREEx
NORTHWEST, AND %
10. uwArER sTBExr. eEoRaEfoWA
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inch SPRUCE JolsT, very best Quality. IRON {
inches TO inches vide, 10 TO feet long, which
without regard TO cost. :
In order % close It out as soon As possible, We
have determined to sell Il very much below cost
market. -
Purchasers VIII ind Il to their interest 70 exam
Inc this lumber and learn our prices.
LUMBER OF ALL KINDG
always on hand, It lowest market prices.
4. EDW. CLARK q Coz,
Once, Depot and Planning MI,
mhf7-tf Foot Of Fourth st. east
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MEETING OF the FIRE COMMISSIONERS

Foreman Parrish Suspended for Thirty
Days-BurElAry OF UnSceuPied
HOases-Per Brothers in
the Snyder Case-Anties OF
Horse-POIice Items
miscellaneous Para
graphs OF LEGAL
Interest,
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GENERAL NEWSOF THE CITY

THE NEW FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.
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ITO PLEASURE SEEKERS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT OF
Steamer Pilot Boy. Can't. W, III. HyIaG-

After this date and during the summer months tha
fine Iron Steamer PILOT BOY will leave WasnfnS.
ton, from Si1th-street wharf every TUESDAY Nd
SATURDAY morning, at O'Clock, for the p1I6S
cpal landings on the Potomac Including the fSptf-
lie Summer Resorts Of Colton's and BlakIstorsa
Islands Returning. viii aIrivein ashin gton early
on wednesday and Sunday evenings. On Saturday
IN addition 10 the above landings the Pilot Bowl
take passengers for Leonardtown, arriving fhera
early the same evening; leaving on Sunday morning
for Washington. The scenery on the Potomac ne
ing unsurpassed and the Pilot Boy the oulY stasme
ahording q view OF the entire route BY taTlighf
make these most pleasant and healthfu trfps To-
familtfs and social parties. Fare Single Trim -.
roUnd-tEip tickets, EoOd mt used. g Apply "a
n. X. / IJEHUGH, ARent
Jya-Zm Sixth street Whkrf.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE VENERABLE ARcHpEAcoN SCOTT, OF Dun
ham, Quebec, says that he suffered from dyspep-
sia more than twenty-five years, but that three
has benefited him so wonderfully that he can
hardly persuade himself of the reality and people
who know him are astonished at the change.
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THURsroF's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
Twenty.f and fifty cents per bottle.
JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovE OLHAHAR
Will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly snd
quickly. Twenty five cents per bottle
THoMPsoa's PoMADB OPTIAK is equal 70 the
best French, and but half the price. THenty-nvs
and FIFTY cents per bottle.
WELLS STRKNGTHBNIHe PLAsTKRs are sthe
very best All sold BIZ druggists.
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Best Virginia roll only 80 cents per pound;
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only IS
,ents per pound. at
BRAY Co.'s,
ia Center Market and 100 N. L Market.
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$40 TO 600
invested In Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent.
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge Co,
Bankers, Wall street, New York
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18

Reid and Theodore Tilton as Rivals-John
Russell Young and c. c. Norvell-An Ancient
Wit-Fools-The Late s. r. Wells and
Phrenology-Ho o. S. Fowler Became a
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PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECE El,,sII
until Of Nay t Rs,h r tSl ,hg pgildngs
OF anns aars FOR the accommodation OF the
=. Reform school Plans sPe rmnnt Re
form School. az n EAJRANKS. supt
mayl3d2w W. ="
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RARE CHANCE.

nhysiclan whose business Is worm , iron
r,ventPv.iye hundred to Thirty-ilye hu aaar
dollars year p sneguns Of hs Ses health
miaer tor sale his practice, and also ms piscT
Seas ID IN ono Of the most thriving y ,g sng
Vermont This Is rare opptarsuhport the prae-
one desirous OF securing l0ca iyii he sold at
SarQain il application Is made a. 9Yhu,cIAN."
Surthar Information, address "rh ,anoviadtf'
care GLOBE ONCE, Rutlanu' We s -
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& BROTHERS, New-YoFk,
"A Publish this Day:
THE FIRST VOLUME OF

JOHN FORSTERS LIFE OF DEAN SWIFT.
THE LIFE OF JONATHAN SWIFT BY John Forster
with Ports. Volumes. Crown $50. Cloth Fric,
- 90 per volume. vol 1.-l667-l1il- Ready)
swift te when he governing ireland as well a.
his deanery he world 'd with the fame of Gam
YER il broadly inelgby written But to MI the rest
it's unfinished 10 which no one has brought the
minute examination nispensahy necessary where the who
OF career be dcrsi 10 gel at the proper eomp
hension single parts H. The writer's accepted a. author
ties for years found to be practically worth
tess supplied by the later and greater
isogaphers johnson did Lin Kind OF justice because Of
too e liking him, aud Scott, with much hearty liking
rs generous admiration had too much other WORK
ID do
THUS Notwithstanding noble passages IN both memoirs and
icots peryadin tone Of healthy maulJ wisdom, it Is left 10
M inferior attempt complete the tribute begun by
those distinguished men, Authors Preface.
Ar Forster VIII deishtful surprise even to
sose expecting most Cm IL, and the surprise
2l that after all there as been already written
boat A should have such prOUslOn OF new matter 10
OYER t than by help Of this matter e should be-
able clearly completely correct the more important
ISLANDERS which through century and half have been cur
concerning M sld character OF his hero first shown
in his ages lai any claim all to be called heroic
THE AtnenIun LoldOn.
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CHRISTMAS IN SONG AND STORY. 4to. pp. 32o James
CockcrOft 4 Co.

waysde cultivation.
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Cockcroft 4 Co.
OF all the festive offerings for the holiday
season. this has the most decided flavor OF Christ
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press and the engravngs II consists of choice selections
from the poets and prose writer's Of English and American
literature relating to the eyer-wecome Christmas
tide and it's kindly belongings and forming miniature
library OF great interest the celebration of the day
and its manifold associations The contents Include
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The charm of this charming book for young
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favortes In the manuals for public worship while Ms
moro elaborate productions have found friendly vel
come in numerous religious circles. His poems claim
certain unity In their purity Of sentiment, devont
religious feeling. and refinement OF language inc
aubor does not profess to have mado poetry the leading
object OF bis life II has been only episode In mis- ex
perence but he has NO to regret the fruits OF Its
wayside cultivation.
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NOW READY:
THE CATHOLIC WORLD
FOR JANUARY, 1876
CONTENTS

CONTENTS;
/. THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH AT DIES MoINEs
H. soNNErS IN MEMORY or THE LATE Sir
AUBREY DE WERE, BART
Ill A MESSAGE.
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CONGRESS.
v YULE RAPS.
VI CHRISTMAS CHIMES Poetry.
VII ANGLICANs, OLD CATHOLICS, AND THE CON
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VIII MIDNIGHT MASS IN CONVENT.
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X FROM CAIRO TO JERUSALEM.
XII A CHRISTIANS VIGIL.
XII THE APOSTOLIC MISSION TO CHILL.
Kill FEE WILL Poetry.
XIV NELIIES DREAM OK CHRISTMAS EVE.
XIV ALLEGRTs MISERERE
XVI. TO-DAY AND YESTERDAY Poetry.
XVII THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1875.
XVIII NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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