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X IQUOR and OPIUM Habits Self Cured
I New book of vital value, also exposes fall
Iaclous treatment and nostrums, 75c. JESSE
MANEY d CO., ll9 Nassau street, New York.
no1}-t '..
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TNOR RENT COTTAGE - OF three rooms
4 and Kitchen, on Mt. Adams Apply at u
fBaum street. 24-4t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
Crowded houses! Complete success Of the
famed
Oates Opera Company.
WOODS THEATER.

Every Evening during the week and Wed
nesday and saturday Matinees, MR.. FRANK
MAYO AS DAVY CROCKETT. Admission to
Matinees, 25c to all parts Of the house.
Next Week-KAIE FISHER.
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ENOR SALE FARM - Good farm OF a7%
L acres. situated IL miles from Williams
burg, in Ctrmont County. Farm In gool
Droer. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A GOO
chance for any one desiring it TO get good
home. Address b. B. 81. star Office, 23O Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, ..
iY2 Il tiNiv27M-tf
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FOR RENT.

tVTOR RENT-SrORE-Thatf fine store, No.
T6 w est Fourth street. 19-4t
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TOR RENT - HOUSE - On Walnut Hills.
T. Apply at 2l4 Main street. 19-4t
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CENTENNIAL COMIC PICTURIA L.-Hu-
" mors OF the great SHOW, profusely illustra-
ted, awful funny, mammoth size, only l0c. OF
any ncwsdealaf. Take look at it and laugh
q hundred years. mya1-t u
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-24

Il 100 acres, on the Big Sandy River, Ken
tueky; will sell cheap for cash, or will take
hall cash and balance in salable merchan-
disc. Address or inquire OF Clerk, Indiana
House 23-4t
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TOR SALE-FARM-of 80 acres, 81 miles
4 from Coyngton, improved fresh land, on
l., {. & l.. Railroad, near nice little town,
at t25 per acre cash, or on payments; will SUIT
a German. Address II. II. D., Sparta, KY.
23-46
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

" Dyeing and Securing at Walkers. 81 d. 3D..
CLOTHES WRINGERS,
And step ladders for sale and repaired. r. TET-
IENBORN. 2lg w. Fifth st. jaS-tr- w ,S&M
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FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-FARM-Nice farm; or will eX-
Il change for house and lot or vacant lois Ia
Cincinnati. Call at 92 Clinton street. 23-5t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
rME INDIFfERESr DErEcrirE.
MeDssitt Not the Man Who Threw Up n Rob.
berry Case.

Ia yesterdays REPUBLICAN was an article
re.sEr.Ex to the arrest Of a little coiored boy
nAmei George Lenney, in which some remarks
were made about tia indifference OF Detective
NcDsTitt when the case Wa reported to him.
The gentleman, upOu whose statement the arti-
Gle vas based, had been led into the belief that
the detective with whom he had dealings was
AeDeyitt, but s!nee the publication has learned
Ihat his rame was NOss. While the force and
truth Of the article In reference to detectives re.
mains the same, It u but Just to give the devil
his due, and to publish the statement of the gen.
IIsman In ques ion and show how the mistake In
names occurred.
WAsuISGroS, ID. c, May ., 1871.
DEAR SIR: The statement published in this
mornings REPUBLICAN In regard to the detect
ives j correct In every particular, except In the
use Of the name OF McDeyitt, and that occurred
in this way. | have not the honor" Of u per-
sOual aqua intaince with either of the gentlemen
% the detective force OF this city, and when re.
ported he case to the lieutenant In charge at pO
lice headquarters II was referred to gentleman
zA1m took tor Mr. McDeyitt from u descrip-
tLon had OF him, and addressed him by that
and when went to see what had been done met
him agntn, and called him McDeyitt, and, no OBJ
IcctIOns being made, l had the right to assume
tLat IL was Mr.. McDeyitt. am informed to-day
however, by those who know that IL was Mr.
NOss-I think that Is the name. do not desire
TO do Mr.. AcDsyitt or any man a wrong, and
cheertulIy make this statement.
desire that you make such corr sctlOn as you
think proper As TO Mr.. McDeyltt II at the same
the correction.
Yours,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
or THE RED RIBBON.
Temperance Mass Meeting Mt Lincoln Hall
Last Nixht-A Crowded Hall, and Addresses
by Rev. Dr. Newman, Father Kesne, and
slthers.

Temperance Mass Meeting Mt Lincoln Hall
Last Nixht-A Crowded Hall, and Addresses
by Rev. Dr. Newman, Father Kesne, and
Others.
The temperance revival which has been
quietly in progress In the District for several
weeks, burst out last evening in grand mass
meeting at Lincoln hall. Tho large hall was
crowded, and during the whole meeting the
interest DID not abAte. Tho exercises consisted
Of addresses and singing The meeting was con-
Quoted by reformed" men. Tho old stngrrs In
temperance took n back seat, and the young
mon-young in temperance-conducted the
meeting.
The feature OF the evening was that two minis
Of the Methodist met upon tho same platform,
and sid o by side pleaded for common cause
About twenty gentlemen, representatives Of dii-
platform. with the speakers and singers. The
red ribbon" was conspicuous on the platform
and In tho audience.
tlemen; J. l.. Parkhurst, J. A. Forsyth, J. v. X.
Towers, DR.. =. I. Howe, William y Morgan,
z, b II S%S,lsss L. p SslSSld W Mi Dr. 5; ma
Simons, and Theodore Miller.
During the evening those gentlemen con-
meeting by their songs Choruses were sung On.
titled "The Temperance Call, " Beware Of the
Wine Cup" and "Thc Artillerist's Oath" Mr..
W. L. Morgan rendered very finely solo cnti-
tied ''The Temperance Rally" Cards were dis
tribnted among the people In the audience con-
tanning q printed pledge and blank place TO
sign. Many persons signed and handed In their
cards Mt the close OF the Meeting. The speakers
were Rev. J. 2. Newman, ID. d, Rev. Father J.
J. Keane, William =. Drew, esq, OF Philndel-
phia, and Dr. Frank T. Howe.
Father Ksane, OF st. Patrick's church. was the
hrst speaker. and he made m earnest address OF
finished eloquence, full Of logic, and appealing
for temperance. DIR. Howe spoke forcibly rs n re
formed man. Mr.. VIM p. Drew is we'll known In
this city, and temperance people are always glad
to have him speak. He looks like Mark Twain.
and possesses drollery and humor hardly excelled
speeches are earnest In appeal, but occasionally
he lets n little dry humor slips out, which Goa
vulscs his audience. DR.. Newman did not speak
long, but his remarks were fOrciblo and graced
with cloqueuce. Both Dr. Newman and Father
keane referred with pride to the temperance
work In their respective churches.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
1 sECoSD-nASD NAN "sOCKED"

Goldberg Fined for laying from Minors.
The Gaze Of G. Goldberg, second hand dealer
o. D street, charged with buying goods from
niEOrs, VAS called in the Police Court yesterday.
The goods in question were articles Of clothing
stolen by George Lenney, n little eolored boy.
The goods were worth $50, and Mrs. Goldberg,
Who made the purchase, paid 90 for them. The
ertis1ee to the effect that 4 number OF little
boys took the clothes 10 the store for Lenney,
Siih the following note:
wAsHINGros, D. q, April q, 1sT7.
DEER SIR: as nave a cote and pair pants and
vest gwen TO me and wish to sell them wish
you would gave Bout 2Oos dollars for them.
Yours respectively Mrs. HARRIs,
81 II st. Bet. and 10.
Sent 81 mi Boy.
mrs. Harris existed only IN the imagination Of
the youngsters. Ure OF the boys, the best
speller IN the crowd, wrote the note, and had to
read IL to Mrs. Goldberg who cannot read. She
,tered them sL5J, bat they said that Mrs.
Harris would not take less than 81, and she
[ dnally gave them that price. Atter they got the
money they went back TO Lenncy and divided
| TE- CoGrt observed that the law prOhibItCd
s-cOui-haRded dealers absolutely from purchas.
/ Irg from minors. The dealers were bound to
NIKE inquiry when goods were offered at prices
unrSasOnlbly low, as that was Just cause for
suspicion that the goods were svOlen. There
-sre many evidences Of improblhility about the
| cote. and 4 prudent person would have inquired
into it. He nlsi the defendant $50 or tho cost OF
! the goods. An appeal was noted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
THIrSCRiTNr SKELETON.

After Being Examined by n Corps Of Surgeons
Is Sat Upon by Jury-And All the World
Knows L. that It Was Muaiatto Man Over
Fifty Years OF Ago.
An inquest was held at the Seventh precinct
station yesterday over the disintegratcd skeleton
found Tuesday night in sewer on Third street
near T northwest. Tho police officers had been
searching diligently for some clue to the mystery
but no clue was found. The skull and other
parts of the skeleton were taken to tho Medical
Museum, W here they were examined by Drs. Otis
Schafhirt and Lamb. These gentlemen came to
the conclusion that tho bones were those Of n
mulatto between forty aud nfty years OF age, md
that the indentation in the skull, which Is n
strong cause for suspicion, was made before
death. Tho bones were collected In box yos-
terday aud exhibited to the Jury, together with
a piece OF calico and few pieces Of cotton which
were found in the sewer with them. An old col
ored woman, who first discovered tho bones. gave
hcr testimony, and DIR. Hartigan reported the re-
suit OF the scientific examination OF the remains.
sergeant MIlstcad testified 10 recovering tho
skeleton from the sewer.
The Jury returned the following verdict: "ThRt
the said unknown man came to his death, At
some place, time, and by some means unknown,
and We would state further that we have reR-
son to believe that crime has been committed"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
CITY REEITTIES.

bilsieT5nc weather ysS:s0iGy.
Tie bakers are falling OG; Nth each Other.
The Potomac Boat Cub are RrrE-rtJ7s. A.
ra1Eensnts or q regatta TO he held soon-
TS- funeral NJ >aauet Nelson. a. nsI an,
y spectei resident Cf SozIA wash rxtg, to,k
plase Fesie-day 'r-, C5rist ehurcs. al - A.
landed oy 'sid Fellows and Bel Mes
Jul = Qrren VAS seutensra,i n ak r,.,r-t =.
IN laii ~ Ili-s SaeIl rr<rg-ysaV 90 ~. &c.,,
81 -lti-1at ticket. Worth : All 4 rvTGIvrr.
80 - I'm Al vi sll.or bazsl joseph
Mr.. Carusi, osrsr Of the Tbea,-- C,u,Lrr.
las been nUiin-i - tie t1sp-sror ~ srJLtI-t ).
c7nsiruci within sky laws a. sdtiti0saI "a,
rasc and crrvss duI-S - -. E-iI.Ti-,- = -
'a.1ner a. shall bc aPF roEeI ~ :as .ns5-etS-
\ c'.oryi thief raEls,i GrOr-e sim rs.,, ala.
'EHnT-e fin1ey uss c1uyicse,i in the P,If..
''hI1 Ee,ssT'!AE Cf stsaitzS haIg 4 barrpI - rsh
a-sefs Has sSnte1ecE axzrpxatsst t,r-
tsea months n jail IVY
\ Sa-r-Et a,Ains: Charles Hur,IIs s,- -.
s4au ARMY u tie fzrrif1re Of a., h.as. sc
LES enAa SrSrt-Anais xillerss-v.s h-n,.s,
- 49,. - r"iAes Ieu-f Fss'rrtay. b9- as {, was
80 n ~ SnIrner1ttn< the Articles aIle,ref
30 ave peen stolen. the W. E1s daask.,f
Next Su7tNE -x-ufu5- n, 49, "
.. NrGllI ui,i lcesu-. = N. s.s.r'.., y - -
AUFsius' church o. the -Trtals .1.I T,,.zr =.
ID. -F.ha4. iuT the beae1t % he '-frI.s -
500 -a.ase oi - AloysiGs pari.h- ne Ecu.
LEs ea1se e vgT1hy. A-1
lar ,nnrra' y Mrs. Caroline whs.rl.,
Nfe 90 fraEe.s " ksEtler e., tsas 49,. - z,
her !E;P 7esiience % Cav .srve. a, L'oH
-. .."eA Ess'-rfay sferlag1 Nsssrs JTL, r
--ts--... n hlE- II n SEeSE.y r.. 7 -
n A. Gvrtg1- Geo. 7. Dserrax. IA. "
''--i N'r -.n @Han n sEooi we're The palI-bearvrs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
~ UPTOWN EI.NIo REoKEsrr
A Successful Raid Upon a Nn,o,s.,. n.
ON Eleventh street.-The ous.sr. ,;r,1ir,- q,
INC Darkns-s-A Mar led Woman Czp.h,
an the Hoa-~.

-7en's-s No 50 Eleventh sire. r,rtbv.s.
between AMI \ streets. have sr,B -, -.
p-l.ael d = zss.l Ter IMMORAL pzrpasss, Ani a.
slea Save Gag Sesa Gl1Sr tie .4-yelr-
80 Of ise police NSsklES e1aeizsiye e5zlt
he 95iAiHe-i ssslnss the piAee until las, ui,h,
~lra Il Sas E2ide'i ~ TIE police q IN. SIN
YFseanei Aad syi6eree A1tz-sIl that viii h-vak :,
up hFe-er- Tie pTvPr,s;EvEs. MA A Jsh.spn
- = iaiiaaies-'0a- EO=sa All tEo nsa-.srS
,Thsy TAss their aAsEss =. Kate C,.v,,r Ia,
StA1eT. Ella Myers. Eala lfAEs,,r Is67 49,
All Charles NichnlsCa- Thss. No.. a. -, -
Pgsed % Dc 1cfit3uCs Tie rsaI NJ -aIe 49,,
at.ecial order ron the ChIsf Of Pglfr. - =,
- -l,rsssta-.E o021artst- LisGtsrants y.r-
ltn Alh EeEs"r hac charge Il ~ a1I rn,rrp,I
- -..--e themselves alS1S. TIE ccksr usa bsfsr
AlstEsNolel ah'uE TIE bzlEtsus 20 p-VyFrt ~
HAs lrOn escaping i ssr.gCs obstacle os,p--r;,
l-St a taey sere ahcur 10 eater The tror vbish
- tae tar1,ns; 81 q the =,.. I.-Ttrx ne snttrT
SlllaiaS IN iarEaess- ''
IAeF separated, al each Ez1rIsI the f-,,t
- - I''Ts- uhl.e uaa uis dtsFatehs,t 10
-. -eAEest ETNeerE for a supply q eaasIlss
Eae-e Icr- ssu1 gbfaEnet tEt -. 6-5Itt.-
seIened Eiih TIE AAgTe rssul, r. A 1880
--.-lI sac7ec71e1 n getting aHny Ths Iarrias
-LE1sscA Hsre nSsl.y uell eur1sy--sf tE,s ~
Jnen aAs eiaeEegst he.ugy liyfrx in S.utb
,'.a.s asa- vac tex Ter fate yery hard aud
E - n piieoGs IHcEais that TAI. "a. Lsr
az sep n crime she hat never b-an - s.-h /,
aouso before in her If - '-@A
hAr-1es woman Q! respectable tlrtfy q,
SIlsll-eloaa vas another Of the. uaf5rtuaStss
.,s. nea EeTe g0unE sp'0rts. moving 10 vuoi
.Aa-aing and ,oEsuE in the -os; lIE'---sr,sI
-IAAler- MT Iohnson stated her I-tertfcn Of
pleading guilty. AIT me srrfre crgEt 80 =.
.czsci IN e7I,a:eraL IT,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
HETTING NILE
That InyoIvs. Important and Heavy Ncs
Estate Transactions.

Estate IrAnsnctfonh.
In the General Term yesterday the cause
ofHnr ct al against the National Life Insurance
Company was argued BY Mesus. Edwards q
Barnsris for eomplainants, and Mossrs. W. L.
Chandler and J. W. Hackett for the Insurance
company. This 10 Q suit brought December 4,
1874, to set aside sale OF four Of those elegant
houses on the north side Of X street, between
Ninth aud Tenth northwest. The sale was made
oy Rollins and Chandler, trustees, under deeds
0f trus executed by u. =. Gilbert, to secpre to
said company sfl,0O loaned to said Gilbert in
August, isT2- The said sale was set aside by the
court. and Q new sale ordered June ., 1879. A
sec0nd sale vas had thereafter, to which CON-
Plsir ants nled exceptions, which exceptions were
oyerrulsd by the chancellor. and the sale con-
trmed; and from which decree the complatnants
appeal The property was purch ased BY the com
The amount secured, with interest and costs
Pending this litigation the defendant (insur
Ancc Company moved the court TO require the
cumplaintants, who are the asslgnees Of George
Nsttinzly, TO whom Gilbert bad sold the said
houses, to pay over or reserve the rents to make
up an alleged deficiency in the amount due upon
TsIs motion the court overruled and refused,
ard the insurance company appeals irOm that de-
cree.
1t Is claimed on behalfo the assignees Of Mat
tingiy that there was com petition at the sale,
and the property vas sold at n grossly made
Quats price to the insurance company upon only
0ne bid.
rhe insurance company claims that the sale
vas open aud fair, for good price and properly
cglnrmed
ilnzly claim the right to take and retain the
same until a Anal confirmation OF the sale and
right TO possession by purchaser, and the insur.
aBes company claims the right to have these
u meeting any deheiency in the amour, secured.
Cause still on hearing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04

nARYMA1Ds' REOEPTIoN, WAUGH
9 o'elosk p. m. Admission, including refresh
ments, Is cents. myts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
BIG CLOCKS.


HsulIn. stones for the Naval Monument.
Quite a commotion was created on the
streets leading from tina Navy Yard TO the Cap
iIol yesterday afternoon by the appearance Of
twelve horses draSing massive truck on which
vas 4 ten ton block ot marble intended for the
naval monument nov being erected on Pennsy-
wanna avenue ami First street. This stone was
stored with eighty four others, large and small
10 the ship house, boiler AMI mschlne shops at
the Navy Yard since they were landed from
Italy. Elghty.two pieces have been hauled up
TO the foot OF the Capitol by knOx's Express, and
three remain, viz, the statue and two dickson
ut which weighs thirteen ton, this Is the largest
pssce OF the lot, ami 1t will be brought up by Mr..
kn0X's monster truck during the coming week.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
DIED.

stKsEKIa9.-Ou the evening Of May the nrst,
CkRoLISk ID. GrEssxISG. In the hfy-seventh
YEAR Of her age.
Her r1nersl win take place from the German Con-
eos,iia church. corner Of u and Twentieth streets
northwest. Friday afternoon. the fourth OF May,
at half-past three O'Clock The friends and ac-
tu.intincSs Of thu family respectfully invited to
Wilson the nj Instant. at ass D. m, arler
painful ninsss Of twenty-five days SAMUEL WILLS.
bsst STU years. four mouths and eight days. eldest
enid % Samuel and Mary Ills.
rns funeral VIII take place from the residence OF
tnsisIlt az JssIock. FRIENDS ar. invited TO attend
rbs great Jehovah fun oh
In angel bright did send.
hst tool my little harmless dove
T0iOysthat never end. 90
BOs3G kse-Ou the the al Of May, is5T. THOMAS
l. BosSEss tn the stxty-faurtn year Of his age.
rns funeral vii take place from Ne. al A street
southeast. ts-stav. at.oeicck- The friends Of the
hanifty tnvtns,t IN attend.
CkkYENTER--ou Tuesday, May I. ts7T, at 6
s'stssk .. m MIcHAEL CARPESrkR, aged forty
sixht vs~r1-
ms rpi.Iivvs aud frtensls OF The family are re-
sp-gtfuliy invited TO attend the funeral from his
its rsstlenee. No. .is street north west to-day,
FRIDAY May \ at 5o'cloek D. m.
ChMMACK.-tna MAY I. 1871. EDMUND CAM
HACK. n. oC kdmunst Cammask, sr., in the
fsrry--scOast year Of his age.
BBHREND.-Ou MAY 4 tssT, at i.ln d. M.
RACuHL BEuHHNps the beloved daughter OF u, I .
and ANNA behrvnd- In the eleventh year of her
ARE. through years OF lt-healtA anl sreat su
tnr sh. Displayed the most gentle patience aud a
Anna md cheerful Opposition
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
THE KISSING YELEToSsIEE
y" Cine tn His whsre.bsat-IA. P.,Is,
Believe lie Was Drouned.

By TyleE-zaa IN ~ Ntsiou1l I:.EabiIsaa.,
WV HoEE, Nay The detectives who
L2'e been IN ses-rs q the missing Merchant
-"A2 7 DAILY. aase tera unable 70 obtain ary
days u si'a s.le- ss .sI; the Manhattan ma
Aa.- trends Sill t.r'Iae I, ;hs belisfthat he
Aas 1e' E.ih iUal play - as had IN his ps.ssss
s-' 4 Ta-7aH.o papers 49, mortgages. but the in
pres. u HaIel FrsrAiLs sz9lS the police Is that
ne -as cUinn tel suira!s- He . known to have
'eaa resp nlen' al -;loo1y for sOlEs tine past
ana has acted Strangely.
Ihe reports c 1coEnIHz his Esp1led losses Az,
.LltrzIio'Ir1- s9zae p-Ts1a. terIartEx tia, be
vas DOT a. all emhArra.sc-t enaarfsLlv uhiI.
etASrs der are JaaE LIS tEvgsruu-rs. lave mi
- Fvl a. ruH1uocrAtlsl as e anticipated The
tII nat lie III Dot WZi- AZ the " lals1r hotel -
get ne sac . cheek Hhssa as rsAlv fS- hin,
pat hasirarf aEayEa-a .asaruei JhAI he e0gI,,
ss1e ;: the tine TIE alnsal. A. he 1ss,r-SI
NEE bctieTF mat his lTOEus-t bsdy viii he ogn.,
a'AiAnE n one % tae ..Tsrs The ease Il To-
E"tred IN mystery bat Detective Dam Il stfI
enlezFoI'n- 20 trhee TIE missing nan
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
THE CARROLL INSTITUTE.
A Reception to 81. Peters Parishioners-An
Enjoyable Literary and Musical Entertain

A Reception to st. Peters Parishioners-An
Enjoyable Literary and Musical Entertain
nent.
Last evening tbs members Of the Carroll
Institute rendered quasi reception TO the gon-
tlemen members OF St. Peters church, Capitol
IIill. Long before the hour assigned tie choory
rooms adjoining st. PRtriek's church, on q, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth Streets were comfortably
nlcd with the invited and their invltors and In
due time the evenings ont ortainment commenced.
Prof Perabeau opened with Webers invitation
TO the waltz Mr. J. T. FallOn reCted with much
yusto tho old yet ever new morCeGu, entitled
"rhe Smack In School" Next came Professor
Blair in the charming ballad "Across tine Sands"
wheIeupOn Mr.. =. J. DOnRhue gave his second
Of The Carroll Institute Gazette" MIR. J. Is.
Kennedy played LES DANES de Seville" and
Mr.. Frank r. May Teolted with admirable effect
The Baron's Last banquet" Mr.. McAyoy ron
dered spirited song "Whon You and We're
Soldier Boys" and Mr.. Ralph Jefferson, In his
inimitabo way, read the Scene At tie Fire
Works" and one Of Em.Quad's humorous para
graphs from the Detroit Free PreSS, THE Hired
Girl"
Messrs. Shaw and Kennedy sang the impress
siye duet, "Holy Mother, Guide HIS Footsteps"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04

The Time Made by the Engine Companies In
Response to the Test Alarm Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon test alarm of fire was
turned in from box l., located at the Bank Of
Washington. The different engine companies
we're not informed that an alarm was to be turned
n AMI the time they made In responding was quite
remarkable. The first alarm was struck at 3:J1
.el0es. Tue engines arrived in the following
order: Nc. : engine arrived in minutes, and was
throwing stream In inmates after her arrival.
No. engine arrived in "a minutes, and was
throwing q stream in 8 minutes. No. ! engine
arrived IN 4 minutes, and had stream flowing in
-. minutes. The truck company arrived In a.
minutes, and had their ladders raised in : min
GsCs. Nhen the irst alarm WIS turned In the
chief engineer responded, and reached the box in
=. minutes.
A general alarm was struck at 3:saA o'clock,
xhich brought Assistant Engineer Drew from
GeOrgetOwn to the box in fourteen minutes, in
tludtrx the time consumed in turning out and
a0Oztns up. No. engine mate the run In seven
minutes. and had q stream rowing in one minute
after their arrival No. engine arrived In four
teen and three quarter minutes, and were throw
Jng a stream In one minute amer their arrival.
Ths time between the first alarm Gud the gen.
sraI alarm was two and three quarter minutes,
making the time for No. engine from George
Osn ready for service within twelve minutes
nom the time the alarm was struck.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
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Only twenty nItuuInF ruUui,1Ru NJ imam sliufsi
delicious Niema 1lnllR IErir uIty lnlf,iis it
make them In iInr Dwn EttnhGr utLnr KIN
Messing the process ut lrnntIrHu AZ 5Iih Wanna
bakery, IN ShulhGrdf building, nIrnn n
Twelfth street and 1,snPyivIrum ESsnnr. La
dies F0Ip0rttrlty mvitah IN nal tITrngp thu
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evening
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-04
A Resolution Passed BY the Ianulany Hall
General Commute.

by r-rErzpa - The NAEinuLl E-ru7l.na-
INV YORE, Nav The Tlura-7 Hall
general elmnllIes tonight passti rs,slal..7
laiursing the action Of the Bar % Ile-1ie7 n
not crnnrn.ing the ksPuolican ngzl-tt. 70. made
~ Mayor Elr, Tor imp rant city r1.sr. Nr
Gaal. Ne0 offered the rSSsiatisn, male long
speech in support Of u. saying that th- Es-urIr-
cans Euuii give the nemncra ? 10 p1s;Ii-r. q Ice
CUSTOM huase. post ones. o. naVy- yard. lie be-