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National Republican., 1877-12-28
Iceland Ys ItulY.

Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, q large
crowd gathered in front ofan Italian boarding house
on Four-and.a'half street, near Missouri avenue,
to witness fight between an old man named James
Kelly who peddles pencils about the city, and two
Matte The contest was proving too warm for the
old gentleman, when Detective Miller put In an
Appearance and marched the combative brothers
tied s25 for their appearance at the Police Court
National Republican., 1877-12-28
Beating the Law with the Law,

The police of the Finh precinc, yesterday Orlor.
loon took possession Of the furniture in an alleged
gambling room at No. l3i5 y street northwest,
when a writ Of repleyin taken out by the propri.
etor Of the place was served, and the Marshal took
charge OF the furniture. The police were i-Chargc
OF the room and the Marshal had charge Of The fur.
niture last nght
National Republican., 1877-12-28
Seeking Separation.

william II. b. Kittson, through his attorney. has
filed a bill for divorce from his wifo, Helen A.
Kittson. The defendants maiden name was Helen
A. Rutdge and tho parties were married by Rev.
Jabez Fox, August o. 1870, and lived together until
November Q, 1870 when he charges that sho dc.
serted him, and TO the best Of his belief she now
resides In New Haven, Conn.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
"Ynnkee sIngin, skewl."

unique and amusing entertainment Will be
offered at Lincoln Hall tonight, in which "yo
younge folks" OF the city will eppear In consider
able numbers In costume. Tho entertainment con-
sIsts OF a representation Of an old-fashloned New
England "Singin' Skewl," under the direction OF
Aunt Polly Basset" and her "big boy"
National Republican., 1877-12-28
Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRE-The Sea Of Ice.
NEW ADyERTIsENENTs.

Csrd-Desirc, Boulay, Moiet & Co.
NJ. W. Gait Bro. q Co.-weddng presents.
Hotel Richelieu.-l726 and 172s Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-28

10. M. Election.
The following officers were elected at the regular
meeting OF Columbia Lodge No. 1. I. ON:
W; NJ, Jacob Retterspaeh; J. NJ, Z. Gray; re-
tary, L. Y. Hunt; treasurer, A. o. Brummuel; chap
lain, J. W. Speaks; conductor. II, ]. Eisenbeiss ;
caijonal committee, A. o. Brummsl J. q. Weaver
and J. W. Speaks.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
THE BAKERS WORLD.
WHERE THE cITl,s SUPPLY OF
BREAD COMES FROM

The F1oury Men Whom Nobody Ever Secs
Some Of the Largest Bakeries-Descrip-
tions Of the Operations Of Bread and Cake
nal
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Be sure to sec the beautiful pictures at Lincoln
ten cents,
National Republican., 1877-12-28

Dos'T walt TIL your head bursts before trying
Lodille's Headache Specific, but get battle at
once, and few doses will cure you. Costs but
my cents.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
Tho New police Court BuildInr.

rian Church, corner Of Sixth and streets so as
to make 1t suitable for Police Court has been
awarded to II. 8, LItchfeld, subject to an opinion
from the District Attorney as to the effect Of the
appeal to the United States Supreme Court from tho
decision Of the District Court In the controversy
respecting the occupancy OF the church building
for the PURPOSES stalled,
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I. o. M. Election.

USEFUL holiday presents for littlo money, al
KATzEssTEIs's Clothing and Tailoring Establish
ment
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National 9epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.

At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC pKror, Hxrx AND n
srRKKfz.
National Republican., 1877-12-28

SO OvERCoATs reduced to $3.50 at
KATZESsTEiSs, $40 Seventh street.
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oysRooArs at cost. Elseman Bros
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TRtrSKs AND HARSres

AIEmb.
TRUNKS AND HARNESS,
satchels and Travelling Bags. Pockst:books, &C.,
cheap for cash, at the factory and slosrooms OF
James s, Topham. 42b Seventh street northwest.
under the Bio WIRE Sign.
WELLS ORIGINAL MAcnsEsPREAD STRENGTHEN
mo PLAsTERs
The Oldest and the best All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists. Twenty,
twenty ty-hye and thirty cents. according TO size.
YoUso people, pay attention to your teeth, Clean
them daily with fhurstons Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der, the best dentifrice known. 1t will preserve
their whiteness through life prevent decay and
toothache. Much pain and trouble IL caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In time Price,
IS and 20 cents per bottle.
THoNPsos's PoMAoE OPTDK.
An oleaginous compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair. Its soon renders harsh, dry
hair son and pliable strengthens II when weak
and gives 1t that rich gloss which Is the charm Of
early youth. Price, % and 10 cents por bottle.
CLEANSE the system and purify the blood, remoy.
ing dyspepsia, sick headache constipation, aiIi all
diseases caused by disordsred stomach or liz or.
Quirks Irish Tea will do It, Sold by all druggists.
Price, Is cents per package
JoUvEs's IEoDERous KID GLOVE CLKASsKR.
Renoyates soled gloves thorouRhly and quickly
National Republican., 1877-12-28
The RIRhts of Won

The Rights of Woman Again Agitated.
Mrs Bclva A. Lockwood and Miss Morilla Kicker
yesterday visited the Commissioners for the pur-
pose ofasking their written opinion relative to the
appointment Of Miss Kicker as notary public for
this District having learned that 1t was against the
clothing of woman with such functions. Miss
Kicker stated that she was under tho impression
that at former interview with the CommissiUH-
ers Judge Bryan had expressed himself favorable
to her appointment Mr.. Bryan. being the only
Commissioner present, stated that he had ex-
pressed himself In her favor should II be found
that tho law would admit Of 1t; but, under the
present statutes he OF opinion that 1t could not
be done, and went on TO give, his reasons Both
Mrs. Lockwood and Miss Kicker argued the case
with much spirit and earnestly requested the writ
ten reasons OF the Commissioners for declining to
iss ue the commission, so that they could hand II
down 10 posterity. Commissioner Bryan said he
had no objection to It, and promised that on the
return OF Commissioner Dennison 1t should be
given her. Commissioner Bryan said that the haz.
ard TO any conveyance Of real estate which might
be made by female notary, In case Of controversy,
was serious objection, and could only be over.
come by proper legislation, authorizing Nhe ap.
DOintment OF women to such places
National Republican., 1877-12-28
Indications.

For Friday, in Nep England, the Middle aud
South Atlantic Staies stationary or slightly higher
pressure, cooler foioped by stationary temperature,
northeast 10 northeast pinds clear partly cloudy
uediher uiH prepdii.
National Republican., 1877-12-28

ULsrERs al. .KAIEESsrEISs, nom $3.50 to $50,
~ Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
A Swedish on,cer After Information.

A communication has been received from Act,
ing Secretary Of State. +. A. Seward containing u
request from tho Minister Of Sweden and Norway,
in this country, that Lieut. Wawrinsky, Of the
Swedish army, be admitted by the prop% authori.
ties to study the organization Of the fire department
OF this District To this the Commissioners reply
that they will be happy to comply with the request,
and extend any falicites in their power to this on
Ger Of the Royal Swedish army. He has stationed
himself at the rooms Of the Hook and Ladder Com
pany and Is receiving every attention In the prose-
cution Of his mission that Chief Engineer Cronin
and the officers and men under him can extend.
Thus far he has attended two alarms. and seen the
department In action. Amer getting all the expert
once possible at the truck.houss he will change
quarters to No. Engine Company.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
RUNINESS CHANCES.

T,HE BEST CHANCE OF ALL-M. GOLD
l. stein, the tobncconist, ell Pennsylvania avenue
offers his Immense stock OF meerrchaum goods and
smokers articles OF every description at cost Cigars
INoR sALE.-A VERY FINE LOT OF MEER.
II schAum pipes cigar and cigarette holders.
smokers articles OF every descript on nlly my per
cent below similar goods be bought elsewhere.
Cigars In boxes OF twenty at one thousand rates
to reduce the immen stock OF tho California cigar
store, elI Pennsylvania avenue. deG-tt
National Republican., 1877-12-28
English UIsters,

A. saks & Co., the leading clothlors, Sl6 Seventh
street.
National Republican., 1877-12-28

MEss surrs from $3.50 te $40, at
KATzESsTEIs's $40 Seventh street.
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Tho Ministers, Harvest.

Tho clerk Of the court has Issued marriage II.
censes to the following applicants: Joshua Juna
and Hannah Williams, Christian Groener and
Katherine schocpaen, Charles Skinner and Lovely
Brooks, both Of Carolina County, Va; Asbury Hon.
esty and Amanda Brce, Albert Scott and Emma
Sampson, Philip Wright and Mary Toliver, Ed.
ward Tubbs, of Jacksonville, Fla, and Nancy A.
Brown. OF Montgomery County. Md; William
Young and Johanna Straib, John NJ. HALEY and
Ella " Downs, both Of Charles CoLnty, Nd; Pierce
Lafayette, of Charlottesville, Ca and Minnie T.
Holmes, of Richmond, Va; Daniel Towles and
Phills Sanders, Alfred f. Lanham and Laura V.
Ridwell, both Of Prince Georges County, Md. J. T..
Brown, Of Marlboro, Nd, and Cecilia Brown, Of
this city; IIczekiah West, and Mary Haislip. both
Carrie II, Hall, J. Y. Hall and Ella Hall, both OF
Alexandria, Va; RI. Swami and Annie r. Brooks.
both of Prince Georges County Nd
National Republican., 1877-12-28

sTAruARy and beautiful views enlarged to ten
feet at Lincoln Hall Saturday afternoon. Children
ten cents.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
CmILDREN's ulsters below cost Eiseman's.

KArzESsrEIS is the Fashionable Tailor and
Clolhier.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
CITY ITEMS.

FANCY ulsters at cost. Elseman's, Seventh and K.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Loft-oG clothing, watches, pistols, &C. bought at
Herzogs 9l5 d street. Orders attended 10.
National Republican., 1877-12-28

CHILDREN, go TO Lincoln Hall Saturday afternoon
At fve o'clock to see the wonderful pictures. only
ten cents.
National Republican., 1877-12-28

JouvEs's IsoDERous KID GLOVE CLkASsKn.
Renoystes soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
THE CITT HALL.
A Dull Day In the Courts Of Real
Estate Marriage Licenses Granted-A
ault for Divorce. o..

Estate Marriage Licenses Granted-A
Suit for Divorce.
CIRCUIT coURr-cHrEr JUSTICE CARTIER.
Blaokford vs.. Downing; now trial denied Greg
ory q Son VS.. Chamburn; motion for new trial
overruled. Barrows q Co vs. Hill ct al; Judgment
for 500. Boss VS.. Boss; motion for affirmance Of
Judgment overruled; appeal prsyed. Hof VS..
Hurdle; motion for Affirmation OF award and
judgment granted Lighter vs.. New Jersey Mutual
Life Insurance Company; demurrer overruled,
Masonic Relief Association demurrer to replica
ton sustained, with leave to amend. Hoyle VS..
Mandley ordered that J. g. Rumsey, garnishec,
mako further answer In ten days. Isaac Bear Sons
vs. Patrick Foley; motion TO quash ccrtiordr do
MED. Hohenfels vs.. Usher; attachment quashed.
Esterbrook vs., Roessle; Judgment granted, shsner
Griffith Judgment by default. Van 0rtwick vs.
Walter; new trial granted on the payment OF costs
Sn ashton r. cdstln motion for Judgment oyerruled
Bower; Judgment for sie5.7o, with interest from
January l. 1877. Graham VS. Flzmorris; motion
denied. Warrington Market Co. VS. Kuhlmaa ;
motion for Judgment denied. Patterson VS.. Kelly;
Judgment granted. ofutt vs.. Kelly ct al; motion
Kelly. il'A' NOTWITHSTANDING p''' S'''' A' W
EQUITY coURT-JUsTIcE wYLIE.
Noyes vs.. Inland and seaboard Coastlng Com.
pany; Injunction refused. Trueworthy VS.. Mnr.
!agh q AL bill taken for confession, and restrain.
ordered. jackson, BRO. & Co. VS.. Albright ct al;
ordered that defendants pay accrued and accruing
interest on 5000 note. bowen vs.. r., s. and I.
Company; exceptions TO auditors report postponed
until Wednesday, January 2. T., s. and r. Com.
pany vs.. Dodge; ordered to General Term for hear;
Ing In first instance, on motion for Judgment
ngaiist Dodge for balance OF note Ames VS.. Bige.
low bond for appeal to General Term approved,
Gersdorf vs. Frazier: continuance vacated. Wells
vs.. Barron; hearing concluded. Zantzinger vs..
Gunton on hearing.
SUITS ENTERED
Equity sids.-Arthur Christie VS.. j. Wagner ct al;
to substitute trustee. W. II. u. Kittson vs. Helen
A. Kttson for divorce.
Lar side.-Middleton Il Co. VS.. c. worch on
note. d. W. Middleton, IT,. vs.. Entwistle & Bowen
on bill OF exchange. J. W. Kennedy 4 Co. VS.. J. p.
Duke; on appeal J. W. Kennedy & Co. vs. J. L.
Mandlcy; on appeal Hartung 4 Co. VS.. 8, W. vs.
kew etal.; on account Mary Baldwin vs. Margaret
Williams on eeTtfordf.
National Republican., 1877-12-28
. DISTRICT AFFAIRS.

ovEncoArs below cost. Eiseman's, Seventh and
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GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.

A. Anderson, exandria, Va; l.. c. Durang,
Orange, N. "; @. Carpenter, Madison, Wis, and
Rodolphe Claughton, of Washington, ID. G., are nt
the West End Hotel.
Tho gold miners on Dawson's farm, adjoining
Rosyn have len for parts unknown and In leav-
ing len their hands minus weeks pay
National Republican., 1877-12-28
MEDICINAL.

VNHE NEW DAVIS No.BAsTING, LIGHTEsT-
l. Running Shuttle Machine Larger range than nay
other machine No trashy attachments sold. Price
s5oi with Davis attachments
sCHEFFEY a CO., Agents.
deG-tf 71S Ninth street northwest.
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OCTOBER 4. Is1f

OCTOBER 1,I.5T.
TRAINS LkhVE WASHINGTON, frcIa Desct,
corner OF Sixth and b streets, 80 follows
For Ptttsourg and the " esr, IO:t = n. ds. WITH
Parlor Gar to Pittsburs and SleepiGs Cas- nm
PittsbITs TO Cincinnati, 81. Louis and CHICAGO:
.;40 y M DAILY, with Palace Car % Chicago.
For CshsndAlgua, Rochester, Buffalo, MASCARA Fai's
and the North, a:aS a. N. daily, except Sunday,
sna TO ?. "a; daily, szoeIt Saturday, with
Haven, Elmira, and watkins, at Ie:tes d !,
daily, except Sunday.
For New YORK and the kast, s:ss ,. m. daily, Win
msn ParlOr Cars, 40 q. m. daily, except Saad AZ
For New York and the East. s.2S a ~ and 1850
RI, dsly except Sunday, vi'h sleepnE Oar, trns
Washington 70 Boston. FOr Brooklyn, N Y,
all through trains connect at Jersey City with
boats OF Brooklyn Annex. afOrding direct trans.
Ter to Fulton street, svoidias double ferrisge
For Philadelphia, s:Ss g. IA saa I.ao D. "a daily,
except Sunday, and $3.50 and s:sA ;. m daily.
Accomm odstion for Bsltimors, 8 san. spd s:ss
q. IN. daily, except Sunday.
Ter Popes Greek Line, o So .. IN. and f:2o o. ~.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis q SIS O. NJ. and { 40 D. m, dRi!y. e..
ALE3ASSIpDfRifik ASpFEEpEEIC KsBrRe RAN.
M NM : h iI ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
Tor Alexandria, 6, !, =, SIG, I0,IIam..l,y.
t;ao,s -. N. On Sunday At $40 a. n. s-s
For the South, via Ric hnond, LES O. m. daily; asa
Trsins leave IleIanfris for Washington, S,r,s:1s,
81 l sdn lS; 4 80 .ns % SO and :P1
Tickets, information, sleepins and parlor car &C
oommodstions can be procured 81 the Offices, north
sysnue northeast Of Sixth street ssd PepnsyI
yania avenue and st the depot, here orders can y
left for the checking Of baggage 20 6sssination fro
L. r. TARMEB, General Pssenser Agent,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. ja
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place, I'm not acquainted with ye. In the
second place. you're too set in your notions
for NE. In the third place, we don't take
bOsTders no more"
Sometime after this encounter we came 10
Know the Cap'n intimately, and were fire.
qutnfly hOnoTed with invitations TO fish with
him. Well might plain, unlettered far
mer, who feared we m ght Underrate the
Csp'n's powers, observe IN our hearing, with
Us derable enph asis, "Cap'D Barker Brine
hoe" The tOgsc was poor enough, to be
sure, but o, the manner IF it, the handling,
therein consisted its greatness. Ii is said .
that shortly before the Cap'n passed away,
he turned to an old neighbOr who was watch
ing at his bedside, aud with a kind of snort
breath ostentation, gave this last order Ira
&c NIL! let The line Of de1HGrcdtOn proceed from
this eDd of the hOuse!n
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TIFF LATE Elk PRESIDENT THEIRS, OF
FRANCE, As A HoRsEEAN-VeTyl little has
been left Unsaid on the subject of the lament
ell NJ. Theirs, and his many aud various
accom- ushments have received their due
meed OF praise, now that he who possessed
them is no more; but / think no one has
remarked upon his sporting tastes, which he
imbiOed during the reign OF Louis Philippe,
at a time when AnglOmanla," as the
French then styled it, was in the ascendant,
and IL was fashionable to profess a pleasure
ia English sports, and practice them Nth
an asEidUEy which was not kept up
during the NapoleoLic regime NJ. Thiers
was an accomplished h0rseman, and was
Cx:rs mely fond Of riding from his youth
To- his middle age. AT that period the
HldEege was n fashionable resort, and held
q metbiDg OF that prestige which the turf
soon after acquired. The 'tDt6SSe dOree prac-
ticed horsemauship with fervor, aud the ac-
complishment stood high on the list OF fash
ioDable pursuits. NJ. Theirs, whose small
but symmetrical figure never appeared 10
the noted ha6itues OF The Bots, where he aud
his gray mare Tata were well known, and
suit d each other perfectly Wen, as appears
by portrait OF the late statesman in his
youth, b5sir ding his favorite animal, In
which the pair appear sleek aud Aatty In tn
extreme Another OF NJ. Theirs favorits
stallion, which he possessed when Minister
o Foreign Affairs in 1910, and had chris
tened lbrahim. "A little la'er, during
Theirs show, a violent fancy for gszelles,
and the ministerial garden was numerously
stocked with these soft yed denizsns of the
Eastern deserTs." In the Intervals of lis ar
duous duties the Minister delighted to cares
and feed them. He was also fond OF flowers
and birds, and loved TO be surrounded BY the
glorious fora of thetropics, by glinting, buzz
zing humming birds, aud bright-hued par
rots. His mansion, In the Place st. Georges,
seemed a vast aviary and conservatory as
far back as so years ago, and NJ. Tniers, II he
last glance could not fall on the lovely ob-
iects he had amassed around him during
life."-l London Times.
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STEAMERS, &c.

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
a Until further notice the Steamer -
MATTANO, Captain VIM. II Byies,
VIII be run as follows: Leave WISH o
THURSDAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock, for eli
La As far down as Eonini; returning on
TCkSDA1 and FRIDAY. Leave every sATuR-
DAY MORNING. at O'Clock, for all Landings ~
lar down as Mschodoc stop ping At Brick House aud
Llaie Ferry Landing; returning on SUNDAY.
anire at g. l., sHERIFP's Goal ofces, lila and
mnrSl-tr WIN b. KILLmON. Aren't
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