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National Republican., 1875-07-29
NEW BUILDING.
Msssrs. Eisemsn Bros Mammoth Establish.
meut.

Hessrs. Elsem6n Bros Mammoth Establish.
ment.
The elegant new building corner Of Seventh and
E streets northwest is occupied by the well.know
firm Of Messrs. Eiseman Bros, which stands
among the hrst houses Of the country for large
and complete assortments Of clothing and gents
furnishing GOODS quality Of fabrics, prices, fair
dealing, and attention to their many customers.
Public appreciation OF reliable house, where
every want can be supplied, may be seen by the
liberal patronage which has been bestowed in
years past. The building is Q pride to Washing.
ton in the grandeur of its appearance 1t is spe-
cially adapted to the trade Of Messrs. EIseman
Bros, and the largest and most complete OF the
kind in the city.
The arrangement and dimensions are as follows:
The new store-room Is eighty feet deep by twenty.
perb manner. The ceiling and side walls above
the shelving have been frescoed In fancy coors BY
Messrs. Schutter & Rskeman, executed with
ceiling is thirteen feet, and on the north side Of
the salesroom is row Of shelving the entire
length Of the room. The shelving Is surmounted
pearl, and white and gilt coIors. on the souih
side there are large box-drawers filled with heavy
goods, sc. In the centre Of the room there are
six double counters, with drawers on either side
holding an immense stock Of clothing. Near the
front entrRrce from Seventh street, on the sluth
side, row Of shelves, fixtures, &C., have been
The show.windows are formed on the 'front.' Of one
solid single pane Of French plate glass l0I5 feet
by feet inches in width, the largest single
entrance to the salesroom, near theJbusiness-oice
Of the firm, next to which Is the cutters depart-
ment, in charge Of Mr.. Rebnitzh, gentleman
well known for his artistic and able skill in his
profession. The second story is approached by a
neat Staircase and in the large room on this floor
Is their pieee-goods showroom. The business Of
proportion to their enlarged facilities and the
eligibility Of the location. IN
National Republican., 1875-07-29
THE LADY OF THE LAKE.
Another Grand Excursion Proposed

Another Grand Excursion Proposed.
Saturday next the Lady Of the Lake will take
a party OF eIcursionists to Piney Point Point
Lookout, Fortress Monroe and Vue de L'Eau
The steamer will leave at SOB p m, and reach
Washington on the return Monday morning
Tickets for the round trip are fixed at the low
price Of four dollars, and they may be purchased
at the company's Office, National Metropolitan
bank. At O'Clock Sunday afternoon the Lady
Of the Lake will take the excursonists out by the
Rip-rsps, toward Cape Henry and Cape Charles
afording thereby splendid view of the ocean
Mr.. Thompson, president of the Inland and Sea-
board COasting Company, Is entitled to the sin.
cere thanks Of this community for placing oppor-
tunities SO splendid for the enjoyment of trips to
old ocean and points Of great historical interest
and at rates which bring the excursions within
reasonable expense. A single trip will work won.
ders for the weary and sick for those who 20 have
chances for the best food the sea affords and fresh
from the water. They are for quite two DAYS
taking in the fresh and inYigorating salt water
breeZes, and at Vue de L'Esu occurs the oppor-
tunity for de licious bathe In the ocean These
excursions are open to all respectable people and
they are largely patronized by the fashionable
classes,
National Republican., 1875-07-29
OUGHT TO BE TRANSPORTED.
An EngIishman and the Recent FaiIu

An Englishman and the Recent Failure.
he stepped into one Of the largest banks on
Seventh street yesterday, and there was ire in
his eye. He didn't walk up to the clerks desk
and deposit q hundred dollars or so and linger
around and talk about hard times and soft money
and the political outlook. He simply stepped IN
with his gold-headed cane, sIlver-mounted eve
glasses, looked over the wire screen for o mo-
ment, and then said In sepulchral tones, Dun
can, Sherman & Co. have suspended. Duncan
Sherman & 10. had three hundred dollars of my
money. The amount is gone forever. II should
20 out into the street here and rob some one OF
ten cents would be incarceTsted. They have
robbed me Of three hundred dollars, and thou
sand others Of twice that much, and they are still
at liberty. Sacrificed Washington, and is this
your boasted civiliZation7 They ought to be
transported, begsb! IWarn you beware of specu-
Iations Look not upon them when they are un.
certain, for they often bite like q serpent and
sung IKE death" And then he waltzed out on
e, sne pavement wiggling his ears with rage, and
crylpE, Tnsy ought 70 be transported, begobl
80 help me-they ought to be transported"
hese mule kicked thar N an Pfi RroWIed the
enth time. - '-N Wv
National Republican., 1875-07-29

weather probabilities estimated 1T q m.-For
the Middle States, falling oaror1eter, southeast
erly to ieasterly winds, warm er, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rains.
the Signal Once: At a. N. 1850; Tss5 A. m, 76o;
u n CSC; p. m, 20; 435 p. m, 74o; D. NJ,
eTe: ii D. m, 67o. Maximum, T6o; minimum, $40
Try the B. Z. cigars. They are the best OF all.
Sherman Grant, bsnkers-Htghest price paid
for 3e5 bonds and auditors certificates.
mand. Special rates on time deposits. ], H.
Squire Co., bankers.
H ID. Cooke, IT., & Co., I street, near the
Treasury, do q general banking business, and
buy and sell District securities. etc.
Thomas A. Kennard, who was shot last Tues
sidered out of danger. John Frawner, the as
ssilant, has not yet been arrested.
Mr.. A. r. French last night drilled his CON-
papy OF young men, which he has recently organ
lied at the Armory hall Mr.. French has been
elected captain Of the company by the boys.
The following building permits were Issued
yesterday: David Landon, tWo-story frame
dwelling on the north side Of L. between Third
AMI Four and-a-half streets northwest; $500.
John Mclean, a twOstory frame dwelling on the
west side Of Fourth, between II and streets
northeast.
Beachmsn SingaItary, the colored boy arrested
few DAYS since on suspicion of the larceny of q
brass horn by Messrs. Coomes and McDevitt, was
released yesterday on the receipt OF Information
from Cumberland that horn hRo betn br Jught
there by a boy answering the description Of the
prisoner.
About o'clock yesterday morning hsckman
named Bob Bayliss fell from his hack box at the
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street
northwest. receiving frtghtfql cut In the fore
head Oficer Boyle, assisted by Private Watch
man johnson, lifted him up and took him to the
Seventh precinct station, where his wounds were
dressed, after which he was conveyed to his home
OF E street, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth,
southwest. by Oflcer BOYLE.
National Republican., 1875-07-29
PROPERTY RECOVERED.
Arrest of the Man who Pound a Poekst-B

Arrest Of the Man who Found Pocket Book
On the 23d ms, Mr.. J. T. Collins, builder, re-
ported at police headquarters that he had lost a
sides other papers. Detectives McDeVitt and
Miller took charge Of the case and soon received
Information that the pocket-book had been picked
mp by cOlored man named John Webster. Web
ster denied finding the money or papers when
questioned at first, but when taken in the pres
ence Of a person who had seen hi u with the
pocEet-bOok, he told the officers that friend of
his, coloTed a had the money. The Oiicers
went with Webster TO see his friend and recov-
cred from him Sis. The papers were found q
few days ago. The officers are sanguine of re-
covering the balauce ofthe money to-day.
National Republican., 1875-07-29
THE AVERY c.sr
W. o. Avery Arrested opdsr Bsneh Warrant
nom ." LOUIS md Admitted to Bail In |

THE AVERY nIsr
W. o. Avery Arrested dna.r p.,, v.
tIon s' LOUIS md Admitted to Bail In
M VI " sun U ~ 6there have been rumors that MI.
rroo.. n lAte chief clerk of the Internal Reve-
dov nIr .Sceld be arrested here, and on yester-
Hum ss5ct Attorney Fisher presented 70 Judge
gra- SkSeSS an Indictment found by the st. Louis
y fte fEdictment sets out that Alfred Bsvis and
sud carry on the business Of distlers with intent
70 oeiraud the United States Of the internal reye-
n9s tax Of 20 cents per proof gallon Of spirits that
Nm. U. Avery, being an of1cer and agent, head
OF the appointment division Of the Internal Reve.
que Department and chief clerk, on the LIST OF
ocer the sT 1a 81 Of internal Revenus the
aforesaid violation Of the law Committed BY Al.
tred Beyis and E r. Fraser; The second co1nt
port said violation BY Bevis and Fraser. Ths
third count charges that Avery las head Of d.
spire .Od DS Collide WITH the following persons
John Mcdonald, John A. Joyce, Joseph NJ FitI-
roy, Alfred Begis, Edward B. Fraser s1d Ru-
fraud the United States OF the internal revenue
tax then and there imposed BY law on the spirits
distilled oy Bevis Frazer and ulrci at 81 LOUIS.
gpire &C, and did then and there defraud the
United States Of the tax on 500 gallons oi spirits
distilled by Bevis, Fraser, Ulrici and Louis
MI. Avery was soon served with the Warrant,
and made his appearance In court to answer Its
summons.
me District Attorney, Judge Fisher, soon ap-
peared, and Judge Humphreys having fixed the
bond at $500 for appearance at 81. Louis, Mr..
Avery with Thomas Lewis and Robert q. Hew-
lit executed the bond, and Mr.. Avery was dis
charged. The whole affair was conducted very
quietly and occupied but q few minutes, and the
crowd which had quickly gathered as quickly
dispersed.
The following bench warrant was then issued
In the the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia, the 2Sth day of July, 1875, the
United States VS.. VIM. o. Avery. No. l07s3,
Criminal Docket
The PTesident Of the United States, to the URted
Sfstes Marshal for the District 9r Columbia,
You are hereby commanded to take the defend
ant WIN. U. Avery, II to be found in your District,
and him have before Judge Humphreys, one OF
justices of the Supreme Court tor the said Dis
trict Of Columbia Immediately TO answer the
United States touching the ofense charged
against him.
Hereof faiI not, and have there then this writ
SO indorsed IS to show how you have executed 1t.
By E. ]. MIDDLETON, Assistant CLERK.
r. J. MEIGs, Clerk.
Witness: DIX. GARTER, Chief Justice, SC.
National Republican., 1875-07-29
T0MMASG SALVINI.
ICon.inusd from Fira Paqe.l B

into business, and consequently they have not the
time pecessary 20 cultivate their minds; but the
girls attend school until they have reached az
age truly astonishing for such an occupation. !
found the ladies pretty, agreeable, well-dressed
and possessing good manners. But their habits
are extremely singular; they never are in the
house, but constantly In the street, all day and
every day. find that reprehensible.n
suggested that It was necessary to take the
air sometimes to preserve health.
: "Oh yes" he answered; .ladies can 60 out from
time to time with maid to do o little shopping;
but that is quite enough
/ said that it seemed TO me very charming that
American fathers and husbands had sufficient
confidence in their daughters and wives TO give
them 90 much liberty.
Rising, he replied, HIf had wife who did that,
] would say to her, Madame, the door opeus once
more for you" And with o majestic bow aud Q
gesture Of the hand, such as Sslvini alone could
make, he Infatuated that she should leave him
forever.
all that he had said, he answered: "You can
make whatever use Of IL you like"
National Republican., 1875-07-29
Auction Sales To-day,

By Thomas Bowling:
At eo'clock, two eleg ant vacant lots.on Fifteenth
street, near M, and near the Louise Homen and
Fifteenth-street circle.
At TIC O'Clock, valuable building lot on New
York avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets
northwest,
At o'clock, . valuable improved property, cor.
ner Of FredereEick and First streets, Georgetown,
D. O.
BY Wash B. Williams:
At O'Clock, two desirable building lots, on the
south side OF East Capitol street, near the corner
Of Ninth street east.
northern part Of the city.
By B. II. Warner:
At o'clock, . valuable farm In Prince George
county, near College station, on the w Washington
branch ef the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
By II. y. Zimmerman & Son: .
AT O'Clock, three valuable building lots front
ng On Aentucky avenue, near Fifteenth street
National Republican., 1875-07-29
CUT WITH A RAZOR.
An Alteration Betv,eu CoIorsd Ne

An Alteration Between Co!ored Men.
George Washington, coIored MAJ who lives
in Clarke's alley, between 1 and K and Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets northwest, on Tues.
day accused his two roOm-mates, Arthur Williams
and George Armstrong, Of stealing two dollars
from him. Williams and Armstrong we're so
stung by the accusation that they yesterday after
noon, about four o'clock, proceeded in a body
down towards the tar-sheds on Louisiana avenue
where Washington works, and meeting him in
the neighborhOOd, after q little alteration
slipped out their raZors and cut Washington In
several places about the head and neck Arm
strong and Williams then made their escape
Washington was conveyed to EntWlstle's drug
store, corner of Twelfth street and Il Avenue by
Officer Shilling, where his wounds were dressed
by Doctors Tree and Callan, who pronounced
them not of a serious character. Washington
then departed TO his home in Clarke's alley.
National Republican., 1875-07-29
srscisI Tsrm-Judes WYlis.

This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Murphy vs.. Oliver. Judgment awarded under
regulation.
Dodge VS.. Freedman's savings bank. Order
modifying former decree
THE FOOT OF N STREET SOUTH.
Potomac Steamboat Company vs. Upper Poto-
mac Steamboat Company. Order for modifca-
ton OF Injunction 80 as to allow the dredging OF
the docx loot Of NJ street southwest, and so not
TO affect the final settlement Of the case.
Esputa vs.. District Of Columbia. Order dis
King W. Preston. Order substituting r. Fen.
dali as trustee. So
McB.air vs. Gadsby. Order sustaining excsp.
tions to auditor's report and appeal entered.
CLARK, executor, vs. Peugh. Order confirming
TsyIoe Va Lomax. Order for appearance Of
absent defendant, r.L.-
Williams vs.. Gardner. Order approving audi.
CbssapesKe ana ONO Canal Company va Dis.
trict Of Columbia. Order for preliminary injunc-
tion. - - fs-V
gust next.
National Republican., 1875-07-29
A Slight Uupleasautusss.

Two small boys Of opposite compilations gave
striking enforcement of the civil rights bill yes
terday, in bloody hsticuf in the vicinity of tt.
moneys bank. The white boy "had come to get
pail of water" and while pumping, and before
he had filled up, the black boy saw no impropri-
ETY. in putting the iron dipper under the stream
to get the vherewith to wet his thirsty gullet
The white boy objected, and the colored bog OBJ
jected to the objection, and both boys ably de-
Tended their own peculiar views Of the matter in
violent way. The result was that claret and
crowd were drawn freely, easily and copiouslV.
The colored walters of Eolly-tree turned out in
full force and separated the twain. They sent the
colored boy of for safety telling him he right
and detained the white boy, sc0lding and telling
him he was wrong.
National Republican., 1875-07-29
THE SHOOTING OF ALFRED ROLLINS.
Critical Condition Of the Msu-Arr.st a,

~S-N~S@S-
Lusby.
The condition Of Alfred Rollins the colo-sd
man that was shot in the county on the Bower
foEd by Peter Lusby, last Monday night, IEas a
Tuesday considered very critical. From addi.
tonal particulars secured in regard to the trouble
It appears IL. Lusby was on q cunning expedi-
tIon, and met n a narrow lane the little son of
Rollins, who was driving cart He called out
to the boy In loud tone to turn his horse and cart
out Of the lane to let him (Lusby) pass. The boy
became frightened at the threatening manner Of
Lusby, and, turning his horse about, started him
on run for home, Lusby following him. When
he got in the neighbOrhood of Rollins house the
latter stepped ont for an explanation, when Lus-
by drew revolver, and snapped Il three times at
him. and finding 1t failed, deliberately took aim
at is head with his shot gun, and discharged the
whole contents into his face and neck. As stated,
Lusby made his escape into Prince Georges
county, Mzrylan'.
Luiby was arrested at Long Old Fields, Prince
Georges county, yesterday afternoon, BY one Of
The county officers, and, at his request brought TO
TINS city. He was met on the District line by
Oficer Arnold, Of the NaYy-Ysrd precinct, who
took him in charge, and arrived with him at the
station ct 10 O'Clock last evening. He II appear
al the Police court this morning, and viii probably
be committed to await the result Of Rolling In
juries.
National Republican., 1875-07-29
A SEWER CASE,
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal vs.. the strict Of
Columbia.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company oh.
tanned from Judge WyIie q temporary injunction
restraining the District Commissioners from con-
structing a sewer emptying into the canal at
Washington street, in GEORGETOWN The bill sets
forth that an ancient sewer constructed through
q natural raVine trsyersed part of Georgetown
In northessterly diI ection, meeting and empty
ing into the canal just east Of Washington street
but said sewer was little used and in fact Is not
adopted for such use, as the improved grades Of
the town and the general introduction Of water
supply required. The bill further sets out that
new sewer is being constructed along Washing
ton street emptying into the old disused sewer
and that the canal will be made dirty, disgusting
and noxious and its water injured
Judge Wylie made a TEMPORARY restrafnino or.
der, returnable on the Tth OF Septenber next
National Republican., 1875-07-29
Cobb's Island,

Tomorrow the steamer Jane MoseIey makes
her third excursion TO Cobb's Island, Point Look
out, Fortress Monroe and Norfolk reaching her
destination Saturday noon, and returning reaches
tan Bank. All that we have said Of the excur-
sion by the Lady of the Lake applies with equal
force to this only this one affords more time for
enioyment
National Republican., 1875-07-29

WAbHINUIUNi
To the Editor Of the National Republican,:
SIR: The enclosed letters, with my reponse
will explain themselves. Please give them
place in your columns, and oolige,
Yours truly,
National Republican., 1875-07-29
Auction Sale, in Front of the City Hall, Thi
Afternoon at S O'Clock.

The attention OF our readers is called to the sd-
Fertisement of B. H. Warner, in our auction col :
umns, of a valuable farm in Prince Georges
county, near College station, on the Washington
branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, con-
tanning 269IS acres, and improved by an excellent
dwelling house and the necessary outbuildings,
to be sold in front Of the City Hail. this afternoon
at o'clock
National Republican., 1875-07-29
galect Fxoursion.

Professor Valentines fourth series, and eighth
assembly Of his ladies' and gentlemens classes at
Msrshall Hall, will take place tomorrow even-
ing. The steamer will leave Mount Vernon
wharf at $50 O'Clock sharp, and return at l:So.
Q Joy Gus and brilliant party Will participate,
National Republican., 1875-07-29
Died From the EffsoLs of the Heat.

On Tuesday evening, short time after VIM.
Carroll reached his residence, No. l24l street
southeast, ON the Soldiers Home where he is
employed, he complained of being i'll from the
effects Of the heat, and grew worse until o'clock
yesterday morning, when he died.
National Republican., 1875-07-29

The last Of the series Of massmeetings in
held at Wesley Chapel tonight, at T:30 O'Clock.
1t is important that all parties who anticipate
attending the grove meeting should be present,
as important details Of the business management
will be made known. Rev. b. Peyton Brown
went yesterday afternoon TO Baltimore to perfect
wise with the officials Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. All parties having indi-
vidual business Interests as TO tents &s., should
be at the meeting tonight, and arrange them.
A full representation Of the Methodist Clergy is
important, that correct directions may be conn.,
munieated TO the several congregations on the
coming Sabbath,
National Republican., 1875-07-29
ODD FELLOWS.
oA6esrs NJ the Grand r.o5oe.

At the election Of officers Of the Grand Lodge,
l. o. o. F., Of the District Of Columbis, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
L. z. Allyn, Grand Master; J. T. Petty, Deputy
Grand Master; p. Hall Sweet, Grand Secretary;
Samuel Wise, Grand Treasurer; and W iIliam R.
McIaan. Grand Representatlye.
National Republican., 1875-07-29
Base Ball.

The Eagles, junior champions. and the
Eagles, Of East Washington, Will play their sec
ond game for the junior championship this amer.
noon, g. 4:a) O'Clock, on the Olympic grounds.
The clubs are we'll matched, and . good gains
TO the ladies.
National Republican., 1875-07-29
THE NEWEST BOOKS

MEMoIR OF DIR. GUTHRIE, NOW COM.
Nl plete 2vols.
Queen Mary, a drama, by Tennyson.
A Summer Parish, by Henry Ward Beecher.
Hymnal and Cantiefes. with mt sic, Goodrich.
The Abbe Tigrane, candidate for the Papa
Birds and Seasons OF New England, Wilson
Flagg.
TIE Green Gate, from the German, by Mrs. Wis
ter. :
For sale by WIN. BALLANTYNE,
je30 as Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-07-29
TN THE SUPRtME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE sixth DAY

MASSEY; ) ~. p'.,,,,S 4n ~ NJ 49, rns.,.o,, ~
SOLICITOR (attornsy Il Is ordered that the defend
ant, VIM. II. Massey, cause his appearance 70 be
CT ring forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case Of default.
A true copy. Test: r. J. MElGs, Clerk, &C.
iy24-S3W
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e d q ON

FOR REAL LIFE SECURED AT
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
No education which does not make self-sapport
and independence its first aim Is worth acquiring.
For circulars, call at the College, corner of Sew
enth and streets northwest, or address
ap2O-tf II, O, SPENCER. President
National Republican., 1875-07-29

TIE REPUBLICAN, book and JOB department 10
'one OF the very best appointed printing estab
lawyers and other professional men, as well as
our business men in general, TO bear II in mind.
National Republican., 1875-07-29
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TsfcT TsioT G1tRT STtS ~ THE THE SsITED STATES

In the matter OF the real and personal
property Of the First National Bank or NO. "''
Rashington, d. @. Ga.
tom, receiver, asking that an order os paSssa aa-
ssid pstition mentioned, against y. W. Brooks,
nv =. .neeation Of certain claim asserted against
s.td hank by Charles A. Eldrtdge, IL Is thereupon.
mis- sfst day OF July 1s7F ordered that the prayer
of aid petfton and the same ls hereby, granted
nroyided cause TO the contrary be not shown tUthe
Court on or before July q, 1873 after one publca-
nSn w Sl 'ni' VIZ d. c. HUMPHREYS, Justice.