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National Republican., 1877-05-02
HrRDLE HOLDS THE FORT.

The Controversy Over Annie Millers furnl-
ture-Hurdlo'sC Castle Is Bcsieged by Bailins
and Policemen with Writ of Repievin-
But He Keeps His Doors Shut and still
Flies His Colors.
The difficulties OF Miller and Hurdle have
taken up good deal Of tho attention Of the fancy
fraternity during the last two days. No one In
the city is better known than Charles Hurdle
lie was q ward politician in old days, when ward
politics existed. Lately ho has superintonded
the chain gang. Ho is generally known as q
pretty good sort Of fellow. with generous heart,
but lightning on tho trigger" whom no is
aifronted. His relations with q woman named
Annie Miller he never attempted to conceal, and
were quite notorious About month ago he
and Annie fell out. She was ostenslblo proprie.
tress Of q restaurant on Eleventh street, n fow
doors south OF Pennsylvanla avenue.
Annie has gone to st. Louis. In her absence
there has been a controversy about tho eiiects,
consisting of the furniture in the house on
die had Ave furniture wagons drawn up III front
Of the place, and began to move the furniture and
other effects away. William s. Miller, better
the % iit,i. comedy. lie Is sPd to be Annie Miilers 3
husband, and as such came to the house to look
after her interests. He went TO the house while
furniture, and, after hot dispute with Hurdle.
procured a warrant for him for the grand larceny
and hi Huale s Was Locked up in the Fifsh precinct
station over night.
In the Police Oourt yesterday Hurdle exhibited
n bill OF sale transfer OF all the goods to him-
self, and there were no grounds for holding
him to the charge, he was dismissed. In the
meantime the furniture was moved to his house,
co -ncr Of sixth and N streets. Being unable to
get possession Of the property by criminal pro.
ceedings, Muller sought civil process, and pro.
cured q writ Of replevin, which was put into the
hands of Bailin O'Neili. When tho bailiH went
to Hurdles house to take possession Of the goods
the door was shut in his face, and It was said
that Hurdle sat inside with full equipment oi
arms, ready to summarily dispose Of any person
who might rashly invade his castle.
| During the afternoon BaiiiH ONeill. Deputy
Williams, "Billy" Miller, Lawyer Browne and a
number OF policemen, who were called upon tc
aid tho deputy, besieged tho house, but the gar
rison would not capltulate. The writ gave the
| besleSing party no authority TO enter tho house
| by force, and Hurdle would not let them get any
| advantage Of him. The forces were withdrawn
and Hurdle still holds the fort.
1t will be n game OF wits to see who will have
possession OF tho property. If ono OF the fot
once gets into the house without forcing his way
| Hurdle will no longer have the law on his side
and will have to give up the property, and let Il
| be determined by the court TO whom II belongs
1t Is daily expected by the associates OF Miller
| and Hurdle that there will be n serious fight be
tween the two, as both are noted as desperate
men, and they entertain no very friendly feeling
toward each other.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
BOIRD UPHEAILTH.
Health Officers Report-Poisonous Yeast.
The Rnarh of Health met NestnrdaY morn

Health Oitieer's Report-Poisonous Yeast.
The Board of Health met yesterday morn
ing, all the members present.
Tho payroll Of pound employees, amounting to
si5.35, was approved and ordered to bo paid.
Other bills amounting to S5i75 were also ap-
proved
Prot Langston and M Marbgry wero ap-
pointed Committee to purchase horse for use
IN the pound service.
A letter was received from the healsh officer
calling attention to complaints against an article
known as "GOn X Fliesohman's compound
yeast'-sad to contain poisonous properties, or
to develop such properties upon exposure TO the
Hir-and requesting that analysis DO ordered.
The subject was referred back Tor further infor.
nation.
The health officer presented his report for tho
week ending April. -, showing: Nuisances
reported. 5t2; referred, ll6; abated, 3l0 referred
to commissioners, %; citizens complaints, 49,
official notices, 4Yi causes OF death Investigated,
II; pecuniary conditions, Q; burials at public
expense, 3; Eymotic diseases Investigated, =; tons
Of garbage removed, T3; dead animals, 50; privies
cleaned by q. T. ID. Co., 507; marine products
nspestod-5li,0OO herring, yO,609 shad e,oss
lunches .hsh, 1875 taylOrs, 10000 clans, 4,l50
crabs, $50 bushels Of oysters. Condemnod-9
shad, 423 punches fish, $50 crabs, GO bushels Oys
teTs, 20 pounds mutton, Is veal, 10 bacon, 2 live
calves, 400 rndshes, % bushels kale, ~ bushels
apples Animals inpOunded, 10; redeemed, 10;
amount realized, so
National Republican., 1877-05-02
SHE Is 4 EIG LJtR.
Which i the OpInion Ono Witness Has OF
Another-In the same Case, also, Some
New Views on siatrinony are Adduced.

Which i the OpInion OnS Witness Has OF
Another-in the same Case, also, Some
New Views on 5iatrimony are Adduced.
.'Wha. do YOU know of the character OF
Mary Warren for truth :" asked Lawyer Perry
Of Susan white yesterday, whea John T. King
vas on trial for petit larceny in stealing two
uh.icEash brushes.
Il know that she Is q big liar"
Who says sOf'
why, her mOther.In in law told me so."
..DIi ANYBODY else:"
Il know her husband was licking her once,
when inteTfered, and he said she was ID
liar"
What did she tell you about stealing those
arttcIes:"
she said tra; she was on Seventh street on
jar OF pickles, two Whitewash brushes and a can
ham but couldn't
'.whal does she do tor liyings'
''>he is in the uorkhouse most Of the time"
Where Is her husbOnd+"
Thea she does not tell the TRUTH"
"EEerybOiy on the Hill knows that she is big
Rose Jehnson was called.
Are you Kings wiiSr'
We have lived together as man and wife"
Had you any agreement about it:''
Yes, Ie agreed to go to housekeeping, not
to quarrel and live together as long as we can.
Are you living together nOw:'
"No, when he went to Jail broke up"
well, your Honor think that establishes the
title OF man and wife,
The Court. l thought this sort of living was
confined 10 Murder Bay or "HoOker's Dlvi
sIon,'' bat 1t seems that 1t has got up town and
right In my neighbOrhoOd. think that l will
admit her testimony because these people are
pretty ignorant, and want to get the facts in
this case.
CCusseI What do you know OF Mary warrens
character fer telling the truth:
Mary Lee told me that she was a big liar
saw John King go into her room aud bring tho
brushes out, and that very same morning Mary
aR#N NRIl No 3 KIaN IL, at.I..
he got for them
district Attorney. What time was this:
About g.BD o'clock"
Don't yOu know that Mary Warren went and
told the sI0rc-keeper at o'clock in tho morn.
ingr'
y don't know ANYTHING about that"
The IuEy returned a verdict Of not guilty and
| fLc py..yacE was discharged from custody.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
FUNKT-O IND JULIET.

: Scene from Shakespeare Transferred to the
Police Court-why Juliet Went Back on
Her Love.
Romeo Smith, lean and love.consumed
yo1ag isSlOrai man, was in the Police
Court dock yesterday for making threats OF vio-
Iencs against Hester Juliet Grlmsley. Hester
Juliet IS a dark and pensIve beauty, and wears a
calico dress with the walstband under her shoul-
LeIs. Romeo leaned over the railing OF the dock
tened TO the testimony.
il,si.r JrIlt:
NJ, 10y "a: srtePt and rSqu!.Si ardenty.
AID s1aE s-t-I sHngs, that warmed my love.
And. sTSplrs tnrSGs II the ~5iSisIed dariss
> irsl p1"r -om,o Ger the Garden wall.
N.ie sgFIoas havoc vim hi, sousi and ps%'s.
Egi 10 sec sittI !o.Sd md lss ! sleaning torch
-, faH.r OF his sweet p.s.ion: ,
r~CSe hd-liIy. loved him go,
At LrsI favored him. sweet Romeo was my
" ali IN drrksy follow, in oar alley.
Ala,: !saLugi h !9yTd hii tPidy
I 'u=- LIs tEurs rum py ART.
And IruHl lhaI day Slye him thc shake
No. -ah, lie warn { the style OF PaiuOt
Islls: Va, Going % scrub toI. yog Isss bet.
H!- siEhs aruss lag grEttc April Winds.
4" ,orp Iir ff"T h,, BIZ aa'ss Ss, S?I'S%
ned marry Juliet or Xii her.
10 ,FUTr he'd kilt me- u wouldn't have hIm3
Mis- love was changed TO hate; uis gcntlencss 10
Wur1Fr.
J,s's 10 de- Lord. you reeEo Eon Use scared.
ilr-I !r,, ,npn kIll thl, Niger i, look at her.
Fr.FIr.
pa. Lg,Iyt, Romeo. thy love
NEs uG-nsy 'ElInst 30 laws know Of;
Iu; To insure Ihis matden's ltf- aud health
! aUuarui. dO4lhT bDnd will exact
Fr44. you. aud rur falls to get u, Mister
1..Tk, seat LIN for sixty days below.
Ea.rs..
Jrrs-. stuca you've said So | suppOse
GL--y 10. NJ way 10 get around I;
~ -whIt2EJEs -lfCNrT | get out.
u .!pu'I make Ihat cEs -s-ry ed Juliet howl,
NJ uAEr Amt -sItkA.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
WHAT'S THE M.ITTEE mirm ylIErs
The Democratic jackson Association, Afta
Passing RESOLUTIONS Complimentary to
President Hayes, Adjourn for the summer.

Inc Democratic jackson ASSOCIATION AttaH
Passing Hs-oiutions Complimentary to
President Hayes, Adjourn for the Summer.
\ regular meeting Of tbs Jackson Dy mo-
cratic Association was held a. Besk'g Hall las,
evening. There were only ten members present.
All were quiet and subducd. anu appeared to le
perfectly reconci!cd 10 tAelr iS,e. Mr.. John L.
Norris occupied the char and Ar EsnlAul.n ?.
Lloyd acted as secretary. The Chair stated that
The object Of the mctuHs Was 10 close up their
canvass malters, anu small cOl'Crtlgn Nas
made, which closed their LuAncIal aGa.Ts
Nr. Culver offered the iu!luWIUg:
ResOirCd, As an expression ui LIs tale- -AgLC.e1!
association in these times oI civil com mot! y.
when there Is an eyilcnI tendency Of the parry
N Eower TO return 70 he great fundamental pT.n-
Ciplcs Of local seli-guVrTnmGnI CGgDc.ascI ry
jefferson, We do therefore earnestly GLl heart.
commend he policy OF President Hayes IN toe
peaceful solution Of the VeXed Southern question
10y 'he withdrawal Of the troops fTVm Syllh Car.
Ulua and Louisiana.
Resolved further, That We stand ready TO "a.
u"fse the PTtsidehi's aEoWed policy OF II I-e
RUE a. az carly day as LEGAL self -1VeTEUrL NJ
sAall be iuauEurated in our DlslTiet AEz-rs
me APPv.uIE ui b0Ed EGt citizens 10 MI al
Distrlat offices
The rcsoIul IONS were generally dlscu .sei. the
Ff'sidehl trllltIar.. "' the VeAei Southern
question being nElly ca'ap.lGeG!ed Icy all The
sPeAhssS' SLA sH.H t"e! we're s1UPcl unani-
m0usly. MI Morris n bis remarks paia a EiSh
tribute TO President Hayes whom he irtqueaiIy
alluded TO as "uur PRECEDENT" aGd whose action
on the Southern question lie characterized as .
glorious aud most admirable clTs-.tI OF TIE
continent and manhood { tic \ nlsFtcau Pee pie.
lie had done a. much lu harr-yHtEe the interests
%! the country. and 60 promote It's I.,sPer.Iy as
could have been eApcc ~ tI-an IsGlosTA:lc
President,
Mr. Allen, in spe1kIag Of ilc r.,o.ar.srs. re.
iefred to President haycf ia!icy yt FGli-E sveFu-
mont Rs embodied in his Inaugural aui sati 20
carry out this policy he mus do J., here IN .lc
District, as he mad done In S-uIa Caro!iua AID
The association adjourueI ivr the summer, to
meet again at the call Of the president.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
DECORATION DIY.
The Grand Army Of the Republic Arranging
for the Ceremonies.

E"c .0!,nwIng order was yesterday issued
hy department Commander Richardson, dated
aclL'. lAT;crs Department Of the Potomac, Grand
Army oG,hs Republic, Grand Army hall, WASH
iES'oa, u. t., May l, 1871:
CsEsrGI 0rdSr 10. THE attention Of the sew.
ersi p2is % this department is called to deneral
brlCr No. from national headquarters, direct
In the several departments to observe the 3Oth
Of Nay next a. EAeEgrll day, in accordance with
the annual custom Of or organization.
The COMMANDER ut this department. desires to
thauE those patriotic men and women who have
yearly glNen their aid and sympathy, and cor.
daily Invite them 20 again unite with the CON-
TAtes 0I Tie q. i. X. Ia the approaching eere
uuu.cs.
The executive Committee veil meet ut these
head, uaFtCTs uu fTiday next. at $50 p. m, to
MAKE arrangement for the decoration ceremO
uies A. q, II. RICHARDSON,
Department Commander
Ohelal: q. W. TATLOE, A.A.G.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
SAFE AND SURE.

Mr.. n. r. Stevens:
In is7l your Vegetine was recommended TO me,
and Welding 70 The persuAsions Of friend, con-
sented 70 tryit At the time was suffering nom
general debility and nervous prostration, superin-
duced by overwork and irregular habits. Its won
derfai siren and curative properties seemed
to Affect my deblltAtcd system from the first dose:
and under Its persistent use rapidly recovered, /,
gaining more than usual health and good feeling.
my most unqualified indorsement, as being safe,
sure and powerful agent In promoting bealth and
yegetlne is the only medicine use; and as long rs
live never expect to hnd better:
i0"'' "Ifs ES Monterey street, xiieai any. Fem.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
A yOLUNTARY DUCKING.
A Lpdy's unsuccegsful Attempt to Drown
Hersclf-Making Use ofs Public Pond.

nerseif-Making Use ofs Public Pond.
The neighborhood OF Thirteenth street and
Vermont avenue was yesterday, shortly amor
noon, thrown Into excitement by the strange At
tempt Of q woman to commit suicide. There was
Just enough mystery about the affair to please
tho gosrips and set their tongues s-vagging.
The woman passed up Thirteenth street and en-.
tered tho circle at Vermont avenue. She stopped
at the basin or pond in the centre OF the park
and mado plunge into the water. Captain
James Hanover was near the basin ut the time
and rescued her. After taking her from tho
pond he escorted her to his own homo, where she
was kindly cared for by Mrs. Hanover, who fur
I!shed her with change Of clothing. She then
ler 70. her homo in tho northwestern section Of
tho city. Mrs. Iains is young and rather pre-.
possessing in appearance. No cause was given
Tor her freak or attempted suicide, but II ig sup
posed by her friends that she is temporarily in.
sane.
Mrs. Hains 10 the same woman who aroused her
neighborhood . fey nights since by tho cry Of
murder. Her homo Is at No. T32 Thirteenth h
street northwest.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
MlRRIED.

.Se % %Assensien, VIZ. JAIL BsoWss. or North GaT.
Ion, s.G.
,,wnAyEs.PETTY. AZ f5snt g. R9y,i, ", April
Front ROYAL. and EMhA H. y6unSest dasgLter OF
Washington, ID. q.
church, Georgetown, ID. o., by key. T. J, Heslsy,
P1ihsr MSkis psstSr Of friSIt; csnfcS, iMNs
Ii. q. oUS6 and SLLA, daughter os the iAte A. T.
CLARK,
National Republican., 1877-05-02
VEGETLNE.

formerly pastor or the Methodist Episcopal church,
Hyde Park. and At present .et,led IN Lowell. must
cleanser and pufiner Of the blood:
HYDE PARK, MASS, Feb. Is, is76.
NJ. H. Z. sfevens;
through the depietIns az s2ecss y dyspeps.: nearly
worst form. i ;et.led q Hy S.sf snd .ooi .hs
sssR ~ s,s
no Perm.lsnt curl s.srsd srss, pn Z, ,ims:.
charge. also Lost small pieces q boae a different
times.
oce, aud talk with you OF the virtue Of vegetine.
I did 90. and by your kindness passed through your
sS,,sE sas which
BY what "a. and heard l gained some conf
dence in vegetine.
FROM Il. eesss sSsS and 'oon s.
see The results desired Til had taken il fsithfsiiy
c s.s Ssen s Ss1s
loyed the best OF health.
have In that time gained twenty-five pounds Of
being ns.lsr ,ssn s eyer y SsSrs II my %
During the past few weeks 1 had a scrofuious
swelling ss large as my hst gather on another part
l toof1 fegetise faithfully, and II removed I,
level with the surface In month: think should
tsien larger doses, after having become sceu,toDed
Lei sBus sitrqn. troubled with .erofal. or Kidney
chronic discs:ss: and n they Viii paiisnsy tsie
vegetine. 1t will, in my Judgment, cure them.
With great oollE.t'ohs an TsIiI yoS5s yssI t5uly'
Pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
National Republican., 1877-05-02
YEQ ETINE.
~InsS~~N~>>~~"O"> : =
AN ExcELLENT MEDICINE.

srRiSeFIELp, ONO, Feb, q, 1s77.
This is TO certify that have used NEGETfSE,
anufactured By n. II. Stevens, boston, Mas,
for rheumatism and General Prostration OF the
Nervous system, with good success. j recommend
vroETINE as an srcsifsnt ,medicfne for such com
plants. - "
Mr.. Vsndegrift, OF the arm OF vandegrin q HUFF
man, is eil-known business man IN this place,
having one OF the largest stores In Springfield,
Ohio.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
OUR MINISTER'S WIFE.
LouIsvILLE, KY, Feb. is, 1877.

-. :, LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. is, 1877.
r,E Nh, n rnTes yenr ,I ws sunering r
ter,s wife sdyissd me 70 take yHoEIIsE; Aftes
taking one bottle i was entirely relieved. This
year, FEELING return OF the disease, again com
ineuced taking IT. and am being benefited greatly.
II also greatly improves my digestion.
Respectfully, Mns. A, BALLARD,
10l1 West Jefferson street.
National Republican., 1877-05-02


T,EA q PARE RiNs'
CELEBRATED
GoRaoLsTr,EERsMiRE sAggE.
Pronounced by connolsseurs to be the
"oNLY GOOD SAUCE"
and applicable to every variety Of dish.
EItTact Of q letter from q medical gentleman
at Madras 10 his brother at Worcester, May,
1851;
"Ten LEE 4 ,PERRINs that their sauce ia
the most paiatable Al. well as the most whole.
some Sauce that is made"
Premium awarded al Centennial for:
First. "ExoELLENr TASTE"
Second. VERY CAREFULLY PREPARED
LEA 4 PERKINS, SIGNATURE
LA d PERKINS, SIGNATURE
Is on every bottle.
10 on ever, bottle,
LEA h PERRINs.
LEA PERRINs.
JOHN DUNOAN's SONS,
JOHN DUEoAn'S SONS,
New York:
ARCHITBOTs.
- ~~---~~~~---------
HENRY Il. sEARLE
Il AHlIHITENT
National Republican., 1877-05-02
THE IUSTRIIN MIHISTER,


Sale of His Paintings, Carriages, SC.
The sale of the effects oil the Austrian min.
ister took place yesterday morning from his late
residence on Connecticut avenue. Tho attend.
ance vas very large and the bidding quite
spirited. Among the articles disposed of was u
nne Freneh-buiIl landau and n number Of costly
oil paintings by the lrst N .stera, Asa general
thing good prices were TealGeG.
National Republican., 1877-05-02

None to equal It. Miller Il Jones have re-
ceiyed the agency for this excellent lager, and
are drawing II daily at their popular establish
ment in the National Theatre building, Fine
old Whistles, wines, brandies and cigars a spec
National Republican., 1877-05-02
LoTICE-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE.

NoTICE.-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
~ ~ TorORE tasstiAF petweeaP. D. Dunn and
william FaRani undsr.the hrm name OF pUkk a
PAGAN, iathe conduct Of the business or DEAL
Ens IN LiQuoRs AND ToBAcco AT WHOLESALE,
solved by mutual. consent, and by the voluntary
retirement ~ NJ. Fngan - fayor % Mr. Dpnn, who
yldlal aeeoSlt. 'THe' aEtedRl5l e{ fhe isie arm
tion. Thanking our customers for liberal hyors
extended 70 the late Arm, 4 eontin napce OF their
I. y, DUNN WIN. FAdAk. Washington, ID. G.,
April 81, 1877. tstArJ = myLs'
National Republican., 1877-05-02

CHEAP woen, oHEAr COAL,
Best gualites or anthracite coal. delivered from
Pine wood delivered from u 70 . per cord.
Sawed and split wood kept under cover.
ueQrge's Greek CumbeilAnd esAi, run OF mine
Our facilitates for cheap aeiitetses sro uns gsed
by any In the tIade; N,
Main office and depot, klley's w6aryes. foot OF
Eleventh and Twelfth streets southwest.
Branch ofices, q street, between second and Third
northwest, and Sixth street, between and X
southwest. myl.u
National Republican., 1877-05-02
LOCAL MTSCELLANT.

For Sale-HIgh. standing Counting .yoam Desk,
with case for large books and papers; black wal
nut; superior make. Good for Department use.
Apply at this office.
Dr. Hartley cures oatarrh-7s2 Tenth street
northwest.
Interest paid on deposits by J. II. Squier 4 Co.,
bankers, lilo Pennsylvania avenue.
At Lee, ol5 Seventh street, opposite the Patent
ONCE, is selling coal at s476 and up.
Jeft-oH clothing, watches, pistols, etc., boug ht
at Herzog'g, sl5 ID street. Orders attended 10,
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at Murray's. sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
National Republican., 1877-05-02

Useful, BEAUTIFUL CHIOKENS. IN
Periai Pfhin dug hs; AZ al;e sgs' a 70 Pet SS.Sa
Black, Silver Brahmas, Cochlns. Dueks weigh u
pounds per p.ir; Icy over 30 eggs Apply ~
National Republican., 1877-05-02

Hon PRICED CLOTHING REPUpIATKp.
We furnish well.hnished all wool suits OF do.
sirable patterns, at o. and sl0.
EIsKMAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
Go AND SEE TuEM

Wbito duck linen vest for sl. co. worth b. 90, at
KATzEssTEiF's, $40 seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
90 AND SEE THEN

The suits to order, tls TO so, are hailed with
satisfaction by the public. ElsRMAN Bios,
Corner Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1877-05-02

90 AND SEE THEM.
White duck linen vost for o. 80, worth ". 90, o
KATzESsTEIN's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
CuarnA DEPAnrMRNr

uU AND bHE THEM.
White duck linen vest for o. go, worth $3.50, Of
kATzRssTKIs's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
BRADY'B,

Tho historical portraits OF distinguished repre-
sentative men, lately on exhibition at the Con
ready for the Inspection Of the public at "Brady's
National Gallery" o25 Pennsylvania avenue
This collection embraces the eminent mon Of
America. In addition to the medals received In
New York for many years. and in London In 1857,
10 awarded the Afghesf apard medal at the Osp.
tennial Exposition in Philadelphia, lsTe.
National Republican., 1877-05-02

qESr's tine French kid Congress gaiters, very
nobby, at IL. l.. STRABBURGKR's,
aJs aad 39s Seventh street,
National Republican., 1877-05-02

Don't be without Harts roach powder, l2l2 J
street.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
wILpoR's UoHPouHp OF PURE CoD Liv.a OIL
ANp LANE

The sdvaAtags OF this compound over the plain
Oil 10 that the nauseatinE taste OF the OIL Il en-
ursly removed, and this whole rendered entirely
palatabls. The offensive taste Of the OIL has
In this form the trouble 10 entirely obviatsd. A
host Of certificates might be given here 70 testify
Liver Oh and Lins." But the fact that Il Il
regularly prescribed BY the medical faculty 10
sufnoisnt For sale BY A. b Wlbor, Uhsmlst
Boston, and By all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-05-02

LADIES button and lace Newports, at
IL. L. STRAsRURaKRs
800 and 30S seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
JupIcIous ECONOMY

10 now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside
Jouven's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner. 1t will
cleanse them thoroughly, easily and quickly.
Sold at drug and fancy stores. 70 cents per
National Republican., 1877-05-02
CAaAEDAIaUA bEEa.

90 AND SIZE THEM.
White duck linen vest for o. 90, worth s2. 80, ut
KATzRssTRIs's,S $40 seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
GET Hart's roach pow der.

LADIES buckle Eeyports, at
ii. l.. .'STHAsppR9RRp,
20, and 3os Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-05-02
FINANCE IND COMMERCE.
Rinance.

WASHINGTON, ID. u, May I, isT.
The sub-Treasury bsances At New York to-day
were, Gold, tsl,7i7.iss; currency, ti,16,s2
The sub-Treasurer paid out on account ofinterest,
q, so5 800; for bonds 900. Receipts from customs,
s355.Ooo.
In New York to-day money was easy at f92x.
Exchange nrm at ass. Gold stronger at io6S@io6N.
Rates for carrying, 2Si.
Governments active and strong At the following
quotations.
ss, 1881, coupon... llss s,0's 1885,. .... iis
S-D's, 1885, 1Ulla New hvcs,cN....... IlVA
tD,s, iss' new... ,,io1 1910 coupons. ...'.. iI2S
State bonds quiet and nominal.
The following are the closing rates for State 90.
curities, as teiegraphed from the New York Stoch
Exchange
National Republican., 1877-05-02
pu,lnr.ls Selling.
Securities.

The following are the buying and selling rates
or Government securitiesi
National Republican., 1877-05-02
IA auIct and nominal

Stocks active and strong.
The following are the total sales and opening and
closing rates OF stocks al the New York stock Ex-
change, tciegraphed to II. u. Cooke, IT., Co.;
Sbdrss ODsufug CIosiu1
National Republican., 1877-05-02

HEADQUARTERS
FOR the GALE or THE
CELEBRATED ICE KiNG RErRlsEnA1ons
aud the
NAV CHALLENGE ICE KING.
No. liOi, Pennsyvan avenue and Eleventh street.
have In full operation ald oY exhibition large
sfortment OF the above keffi2erators; all sIfes,
styles and prices TO suit the times Orders received
for building any style size OF Kefrgerators re-
pairing altering OF old ones At factory, corner OF
bixth street and Maryland avenue southwest.
II. N. DlGGINs,
myi-tf Patentee and Proprietor.