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National Republican., 1877-08-22
BASE BALL.
ASTORIA vs.. SATIOSAL-THE "PETs OF
swAMPooDLE" SCOOP IN THE NATIONALS By
SCORE OF 7 tn 4

ASTORIA vs.. SATIOSAL-THE "PETs OF
swANPOoDLE" SCOOP IN THE NATIONALS Ry
A SCORE OF 7 TO 5.
About three thousand people assembled yes
terday on the Astoria grounds, North Capital
and q streets, TO witness the first game he
tween the Nationals and Astorias. 4 thunder
shower came up Just about the time set for he
ginning play, which necessarily delayed the
game. The Nationals won the toss and sent
their opponents to the bat, who failed to score.
The Nationals succeeded in making two runs
In their first inning when they should have
been blankcd. In their second inning, by u
heavy streak Of batting, the Astorias scored
four runs, which to all intcnts and purposes
| settled the fate Of the Nationals, who went to
the bat for the second inning and succeeded In
| scoring one run, making the game stand four
to three. The hstOrias' third inning resulted in
blank, as did the Nationals. In the fourth
inning the Astorias made two runs, while they
treated their opponents to g0osc-egg for their
| share. Each club scored one in the fifth in
ming, and from that up TO the eighth the game
was marked by close playing, each club doing
| its level best. the Nationals striving nobly to
close up the gap, but only scoring once, and
that in the eighth inning; while the Astoria
| failed to score Iun.
In the ninth inning the Asturias succeeded
| in getting two men IN bases before there WAS
hand out, and owing to an objectionable
muT of Dallas, aided by the inattentiOn OF
Diggs, both men scored, the inning closing
with four more runs for them. The Nationals
went to the bat for their ninth inning de-
feated club, for it was a vain hope to think
that they could overcome the lead Of their Op.
pOnents The first two men to the bat struck
out, after which three men reached their base
oil errors and one man reached home. All the
errors were attributable to Sullivan, but as II
was dusk, and the players could hardly see
that may mitigate them. Finally the umpire
was prevailed upon to call the game on the
eighth inning, which made the Nationals tn,
victims by score Of to 8.
A word of advice to both clubs in this in
stance will not be out Of place. The Nation
ais with all their boastcd discipline lose thei
heads whenever they get behind, as witnes
National Republican., 1877-08-22
DEATH OF NATHANIEL CARUSI.

HOW THE MARINE RAND WAS FoRMED-A
LEAF FROM THE HISTORY OF THE cARUsI
FAMILY.
Nathaniel Carusi, one Of the oldest residents
Of the District, died Monday night at his
house, 1927 Thirteenth street northwest at
the advanced age Of eighty-four. lie was re-
spected and honorcd as q citizen during his
long life, and his death has caused unusual re-
gret among his friends, and especially among
the older inhabitants with whom he was as
sociated. To the Carusi family the country is
indebted to one institution which will per-
petuate their memory II appropriations do not
run short, and that Is the Marine band.
1t Is related that the father Of Samuel, Ma
thaniel and Lewis Carusi was member Of the
military band Of the King Of Naples, and was
kidnapped by Commodore Creighton, of the
United States navy, with Mast, Sardo and sew
eral others, and brought to this country In the
, early part Of the century. The Commodore
was court -martialed for his enterprise. The
stolen musicians remained here, sent to Italy
for their families. and formed the Marine band.
Carusi, the old musician, and his wife became
well known to the early residents Of Wash
ington, and wcre highly respected and good
people. Nathaniel Carusi. just deceased, taught
music, as did his brother Samuel. He married
happily, was much respected, aud raised fam
lily Of children that do honor to his memory
and are numbered among the best citizens Of
the District
National Republican., 1877-08-22
DEyDs oP rRtsT.
RAILROADS IN GERMANY

AND HOW THEY ARE MASAGED-No GRIND
INC MoNoPoLIEs TO oPPREss THE WORK
ISGaAS-AN EXAMPLE WORTHY OF INITA.
TIoS.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,; The railroads In Ger
many being under the control of the Govern
mcnt, their employees receive their fixed
wages reliably and punctually. There is no
watering Of stock; there arc no fraudulent
dividends; there Is no association Of greedy
and cold.blooded monopolists 10 squeeze the
employees; so that heif princely incomes may
be maintained; there is no reduction, and
there Is provision for faithful employees
whenever accident, sickness, or old age inca
pacitates them for service Hence 1t Is evil
dent that, under this States impartial control,
the rights Of tho employees are firmly estab-
lished, and that such a systematic and cruel
oppression Of hard d-working men, such starv-
ing out of thousands Of families, and the con.
sequent deeds of despair, such as have been
witnessed of late, are entirely out of the ques-
tiop.
Now would It be anti.rcpublican to be
guided for once by the experience and sys-
TENS adopted in this respect by one Of the "ef.
fete monarchicsf'' Would not the establish.
ment Of United States bureau Of commerce
furnish the required remedy, by empowering
it, among other functions, to superintend and
regulate all matters pertaining to highway,
and commercial intercourse VIC.
GEoR6ETowN, August 70, 1877.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
PUNCHING A POLICE LIEUTENANT

Charles Lucas was arraigncd In the Police
Court yesterday, charged with assauting Lieut..
skippon and officer Danglar, of the Third pre-
cinct, Monday night at a picnic at Green
Springs, above Georgetown. Lucas appeared
in court with his head badly cut and his shirt
and coat covered with blood, the result Of
blows received from Officer Dangler's baton.
He was 50 weak from loss Of blood that he
came near fainting In the dock, and by request
Of his counsel, Mr.. +. =. Gloss. he was removed
down stairs and allowed TO lie down. Counsel
for the defense asked n postponcment Of the
case in consequence of the condition Of the
accused.
1t was finally decided to hear portion Of
the testimony for the prosecution, and then
allow the case to be continued until Friday,
when the prosecution will put in the balance
of its testimony, and the defense will DO pro-
pared to proceed with their side Of the ease.
From the evidence adduccd yesterday II ap.
pcarcd that Lucas was creating sOincwhatof q
disturbance at the picnic and Danglcr placed
him under arrest. Lucas became moro bois.
ferrous than ever, when Lieutenant Skippon
approached him and attempted to quiet him
| and ho dealt the lieutenant a blow In the
| right eye, discoloring that optic considerably
| Dangler then used his club on Lucas, fcllinl
him to the ground. He was picked up, placed
In an ambulance, and carried to the station
where he was kept over night. He gave bal
yesterday for further hearing on Friday.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST

Digs standing and Ginning" the umpire
In the ninth inning while man ives running
home They ,ould practice batting for that
Is their weakness, while II is the Astorias'
stronghold. There Is following Of the Asto-
rias, who apparently imagine that Stearns Is
afraid to give Jennings q fair ball, and who
icer upon every OCCASION without sense or rea.
son. These hoodums should be taught better,
and Jennings deserves credit for so htly re-
buking them yesterday. Upon the whole,
the game, with the exception Of the few errors
mentioned, was good one, and the large
audience present showed that base ball has
uot'lost its hold upon the affections Of the pco-
pie Of Washington. Mr.. julius Leins, of tho
Eagle Club. acted as empire and gave general
satisfaction.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
ne following Is summary OF the game:
"REDDYn WEIGH STILL LIVES

A report was actively circulated last week
that Martin. alias "Rcddy" Welch, had died in
the pcnitentiary at Albany, and the nowspa-
pcrs published little obituary notices, most Of
them stating that 1t was simply report and
not definite news. "Reddy's' friends In this
city had no news from him, and some Of them
believed that no was dead. 1t has since turned
out that the report was . hoax. Some Of his
friends in this city made inquiries and learned
that he was alive.
The following letter to gentleman Of this
city settles the question beyond doubt:
Albany County PEsrrESTIARY,
ALBANY, August 20, 1877. !
Sra: Your postal card Of the 18th duly arrived,
and in answer would ray Martin, alias Rcddy,
WEIGH Is alive and we'll" He has been at work
In the shop every day.
Your respectfully, LOUIS D. PrIsRrRY.
Per AuGusr BOWERS, clerk.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
CITY ITEMS.
Coon ADYICE.

Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia, lung
fever, &c. Every family should have bottle OF
Boschee's German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo.
ment that cough to take hold Of your child, your
family or yourself Consumption, asthma, pneu.
monia, Group, hemorrhages and other fatal diseases
may set In. Although 1t Is true German Syrup Ia
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases yot Il
Is much better to have 1t at hand when three doses
will cure you. One bottle will last your whole
family winter and keep you safe from danger
II you are consumptve do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. sample bottles, 10 cents Regu.
lar size, rs cents Sold by your druggist. Charles
8tott Co.. wholesale agents.
National Republican., 1877-08-22

will Of Christian Ubho letter. testamentary Issued
70 Anna Ubhon. In N estate Of Louise ReintanE
application for letters Of administration by Ann 9.
krause. In m will OFF. d. Lee admitted TO probate
and record. IN n will Of Michael Long; applica-
ton for letters testamentary by Edward Purcell.
N re Martha A. Condle; citation returned .eryed
e1ccutrix qualified and gives bond. IN n Chas.
B, Atchison; registers report filed.
The court viii be In session to-day And tomor.
row and then II will adjourn until the 6rst Tuesday
N september. In the interval the Register Of
wis Office will be open, and all business connected
ister,
National Republican., 1877-08-22
RECORDED.
DEEDS OF TRUST AND RELEASES PLACED on
FILE.

DEEDS OF TRUST AND RELEASES PLACED ON
FILE.
The following papers relating to real estate
transactions have been filed In the Office Of
the recorder Of deeds:
RIAL EsrATE TRANsTEns.
w. D, Lord to OTIS Bigelow, for 5000 lot A, sub
division Of square al. A. 4. West 10 v. Chapman,
for slO0 lot 10 tract of land called "Baylcys Pur.
chase" II, N. Young to d, A. lockwood, for ~ go,
lots u and Is and part Of lot Of Barry Farm. Dis.
trct Of Columbia to A. q. Howe, sub Tot I, square
ss. John Johntton To Thomas Hynes, for SsJ, lot
!, square 1877.
DEEDS or rRusr.
J. Redfern TO ". r. Woodward and c. W. How.
ard, TO secure the Fire Insurance Company Of
Washington and Georgetown 81 800, lot A. suDdivi.
sion OF square 100 John stiles to ~ L. Callaii, to
secure w A. Clancy 500, lot 20, subdivision Of
square Ga. e. Barrott to ]. I. shoemaker and A.
+. Fox to secure A. G. Shoemaker SlO0 lot 2, square
ISL. J. n. IIodgkins to W. HWood, TO secure rhos.
somerscalcs and W, l. Humphreys q, 400, lot II,
subdivision Of Charles Millcr's estate.
BILL OF SALE.
Robert Ricketts, to E. A. Ricketts, for 81 600, goods
and chattcs In house 905 Thirteenth street north
west.
Died or TRusr-cHATTEis.
C. Mitchell to W. B. williams, trustee to secure
W. b. Williams $500 goods In house No. 9l2 Elev.
enth street southwest.
National Republican., 1877-08-22

The son Of the Hon. Mrs. Norton, Lord
Grantley, has not long survived his mother He
died July ~ in the Island Of Capri. aged forty.sx
years, and is succeeded In his title and estates by
leys marriage wasa very peculiar one He was
attached TO the English legation In Naples and fell
named Maria Chiara Federigo, the daughter Of
wcltodO people. Che married him and went
went with him 10 England, but found the life OF
English arstocratic society intolerable would not
conform To it. and finally Insisted OH returning to
her native island Her husband accompanied her,
and passed the last years Of his life chiefly In Capri
National Republican., 1877-08-22
THE COURTS.
PROBATE COURT.
Before Register Webster.

The following proceedings were before the
Register;
IN rt tho will Of Louisa Summers, admitted 10
prObatci Henrietta Marshall qualified, and gave
special bond rs cNrcutTlx Ia re estate of J. l..
Joyce; answer OF adminihtrHt0r filed. IN Te estate
II Maria e, Page rule on executors t0 show cause
why their letters should not be revoked In re- es.
tate OF Catherine and Mary Flannigan; petition
III rc e.tate Of Elizabeth Appcby; petition Of j. r.
! 7. Appcby fOI letters u administration. IN n
National Republican., 1877-08-22

BoArISa on the South Shrewsbury river Il
Immensely popular with the youthful Of both sexes
this year. number OF fair young beauties, sum.
mcr residents Of Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch, have formed a club Of their own. and
have vowed tn practice twice a day until they
have mastered the secrets OF the most artistic
stroke and delicate feathering
National Republican., 1877-08-22
PROOF.
WHAT ~ NEEDED.
BOsroN, Feb. 10, lei.

NJ. IT. r. iStrers:
DEAR SIR; About one year since, found myself In
feeble condition from general debility. VEI;fTINE
was strongly recomlnended to me by n friend who
had been much benefited by It's use. procured the
article and amer using several bottles was orcd
health, and discontinued Us use. feel quite conf
dent that there Il medicine superior to for those
complaints for which II n especially prepared and
would checrfnliy recommend Il to those o feel that
they need something to restore them perfect health
sspefS Eisp 81 ypSTs yPs,nx Il 10 PErlNGLL s.tI !;
National Republican., 1877-08-22
NHlETINE,

Says 4 Boston physician, "IIas equal as q blood
purifier. Hearing Of Its many wonderful cures, after
all other remedies had failed, visited the laboratory.
and convinced myself OF ts genuine merit II N pre-
pared frum barks, roots and herbs each OF which s
highly effective; and they are compounded In such
manner to produce astonishing results"
National Republican., 1877-08-22
NEGErINE

Does not deceive nvalids into lse hopes by purgns
and creating fictitious appetite but nssists nature
clearing and purifying the whole system. leading the
patient gradually to perfect health
National Republican., 1877-08-22
AIiInHls IuIsu IRA

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, blliousness
sick headache sour stomach, vertigo, constipation,
and all diseases arising from disordered stomach
or liver Is sold by all druggists % cents per pack.
sge-making quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
Trrru Rr,Srn nv NroIrcr

cannot be restored. Young people remember this
Use daily 1hurstOns Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder
II will preserve your teeth from decay, and keeI
them sound, clean and white through life. 25 and
80 cents per bottle. Sold by oil druggists
National Republican., 1877-08-22
MEnICINlI.
4, Z,
AGUE AND LIVER PAD:

4 arvelou. in ts prompt and radical cure for every
species OF Liver and stomach difficulties II contains
only harmess vegetable compounds, and Is worn
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDED, over the yitala the
Liver and Stomach. II rcnbyes torpldity OF the
Liver, and arouses the stomach nom It's dormant
state arresting fermentation torpor and pain, by giy
also vitalxes the entire system with natures trtle
tonic. II arrests all drtcriorated and poisonous fluids
In the stomach and thus prevents their entering the
sys,em by way % ctrcnIa,ion y alsorbs from !he
ious nalarial, medicinal and leaves the wearer In
perfect health sent by mail frce q charge, on re
PANY, No. - Maiden lane, p. q. Box 2li2 New
York, or 2e West Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio All
live druggists keep them.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
Every PpRsos's HAIR

needs occasionally some oleagcnOus application 10
prevents its becoming dry and harsh. fhompson's
Pomade Optime Is specially suitable; 1t keeps the
hair son and glossy and imparts TO 1t strength and
vitality. IS and 10 cents per bottle Sold BY all
druggists
National Republican., 1877-08-22

Thomas Jackson amused himself Mon.
day evening by slapping Eliza Floming's face,
and yesterday he paid 81 to the marshal Of the
Police Court for the pastimc.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
vEGETINE

Was looked upon a. an experiment for some time by
some Of best physicians. but those incredu.
lous In regard TO Its merit now ts most ardent
friends and supporters
National Republican., 1877-08-22
vEGETINE

IL prescribed In of scrofnla and other dis
owing to Its great success IN curing all Diseases Of this
nature
National Republican., 1877-08-22
NTl;ETINE

Il not q Vile, nanseous compound which simply
purges the bowels but safe pleasant remedy which
sure to purify the blood. and thereby restore the
health.
National Republican., 1877-08-22

The Omaha was at Callao July %, and expected
to leave August for Valparaiso and Taleahmana,
Prebe reports the health Of all on board good The
Omaha will return TO Csllao about the lst Of No
yember.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
SUITS ENTERED.
THE EQUITY COURT DOCKET.

THE EQUITY COURT DOCKET.
T. 3. jeffrey n Go. vs. Vim. p. wylie, for injunc.
tion; Mcssr, C1aughton 4 C1aughton, attorneys for
plaintiff Mary Wilkes vs.. Edmund wilkes ct al,
70 rest title Messn. Hogan and Maddox, attorneys
for plaintiff.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
I'm Anyia

The historical portraits OF distinguished repre-.
sentative men, lately on exhibition at the Centen.
NAL Exhibition at Philadelphia, are now ready for
the inspection OF the public at "Brady's National
Gallery" No. 62b Pennsylvania avenue This col.
lection embraces the eminent men Of America, In
addition TO the medals received In New York for
Pbiladelphia, ls7e.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
NEGkTINE

Is acknowledged and recommended by physicians and
apotheares to be the best purifier and cleanser Of tn,
blood yet discovered and thousands speak In lis praise
who have been restored to health.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
vfGhsrINE,

Instead Of being pufied-up medicine has worke Its
way up to Its present astonishing success by actual
merit In curing all diseases OF the blood OF whatever
nature.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
IunIcIoI,s Eooxnux

Is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
soiled gloves, but renOvate them with Jouven's In.
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly. Sold at drug and
fancy stores. 25 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

0HI DolLAn-obtain Dr. Hsrtley's great remedy
for Catarrh. Druggists have 1t.
Leftoh clothing, watches, pistols &C, bought At
Herzogs, el5 street order attended to-
All kinds Of trunks made TO order, repaired and
covered At Nurrays, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
THE finest New York butter In the city; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but.
ter, at Splcers butter store, southwest corner Of
Ninth and streets. Fine cheese at less than Bal
timore prices. No impossibilities advertised, but
prices as low as the lowest Call and be con.
vinced
National Republican., 1877-08-22
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
INDICATIONS.

Edathsaa Wipds, rifaer, cloudy OF partially
cloudy wedtser, loosr pressure and numerous
yaias.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
T. E A KY RO o + 8.

o o s.
LEAKY ROOFS made thoroughly wster-,ght both
as to rain and snow water DAMP WALLS also made
dry by thoroughly applying IRoN-CLAp PAINT
and IRoN-CLAD CEMENT
II has been used by Mr Ed Clark, architect United
States Capitol. upon the public building, for eishi
wears. and Is pronounced by him to be the best and
most durable paint in the world. 1t Is also used Nv
National Republican., 1877-08-22
MILLIONS or BOTTLES

MILLIONS or BOTTLES
OF Burnetts Cocaine havo been sold during the
last twenty years and the public have rendered
the verdict that II 10 the best hair dressing IN the
world
National Republican., 1877-08-22
VEGETINE.

strikes at the root Of disease by purifying the blood
restoring the liver and kidneys 10 healthy action In.
vigorating the nervous syrtem.
National Republican., 1877-08-22

MEHEMEr ALI, Of Magdcbrua, Is the COM
mandcr Of the main Turkish army at Shoumla.
Blum Pashn, nfter serving In the Prussian army
with distinction, went TO Turkey thirty years ago,
He now commands at Narna, amer having recently
been employed In strengthening the defensive
power of the quadrilateral fortresses Next 10 him
In rank and influence stands Rcschid Pasha, q son
OF Lutheran minister named Strcckcy, yet re-
mcmbcred among his old comrades Of the Prussian
artillery asa very gifted and good-naturcd. but
sonew hat dissolute fellow. When quite young
officer he became NO involved In debt as tO be I'M
able 10 meet his obligations and was therefore
obliged TO throw up his commission. Moltke
who soon obtained for him an inferior post In the
Turkish army, from which ho has risen 10 his
present dignity.
National Republican., 1877-08-22

$lOTo 1926 ,.s.. pay ..ns sTsE ous MaDs ss4snss BY
Crsyons sa And Esw.ra. Motto Scripture TsIt IIsni
samples worth " sent postpaid Tor 76c. Illustrated
i.i.1SSC,ss Ss, !, ,rss s, !. II. BufFoRD's SONS BSMss
National Republican., 1877-08-22
1HAvE FOUND THE RIGHT MEDICINE.

HAVE ihb
BosToS, MAss
Dean sIR; Ny only object In irving you this testi.
monial Ia to spread valuable Information. Having
been badly afflicted with salt Rheum, and the whole
surface OF my skin being covered with piInples and
eruptions many Of which caused me great pain and
annoyance, and knowing Il to BE- blood disease,
took many OF the advertised blood preparations
out obtaining any benefit until i commenced isi ine
the yEGEr1NE and before had completed the hrsi
bottle saw that had got the right medicine Conse
quently followed on with until had taken seven
bottles, when was pronounced well man; and my
skin n smooth, and entirely free from pimples and
eruptions have never enjoyed gpod health he
FORE and attribute 4 all To the Of VIoGETINE
sns isSrs also a sa We NIL
power OF curing me Of this acute complaint Of which
have suffered so intensely.
Passenger Agent Mich. e. II. r.,
No. 90 Washington street, Boston.
vEGErINE
rnkrAaKDBr
u r. STEVENS. BOSTON, MA..
yEeELINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
auls-SWu
National Republican., 1877-08-22
cHRIsTADoRo's HnR DYE

Il the safest and the hest, Is instantaneous In Its
action, and u produces the most natural shades OF
black or brown, does not stain the skin and Is easily
applied II In standard ITcparstlon, and a ihvorite
upon every wellappontsd toilet for lady or gentle
man For sale by all druggists and hnlrtrcsscrS
JOSEPH CHRlSTADORO,
Proprietor, p. .. Box 2ti2. New York
National Republican., 1877-08-22
THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

Collector Cook with the assistance of Thomas
Bowling, auctioneer, concluded yesterday
morning the tax sale In front Of tho City Hall.
The District has bought in most Of the
property for the taxes assessed against It, but
in cases Of property under deeds Of trusts the
parties holding such deeds bought in the
property to save themselves. There were no
pieces sold to private speculators.
Permits TO build have been issued Is fol.
lows: N. Acker, repair . brick shop, First
street and New Jersey avenue northwest; $3.50
J. l.. Phillips, remodel a brick Office, Four.
and -a-half street. between Louisiana avenue
and G street northwest; $500. George ].
Mueller, repair brick dwelling, Missouri
avenue, between Third and rand -s-hali
streets northwest; $50. Potomac Steamboat
Company, move frame Office, corner Seventh
and II streets southwest; $50. J. p. Pearson
construct q two-story brick stable, alley be.
tween Rhode Island avenue and p street and
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets northwest
800. Charles Mades, construct q three story
brick restaurant, Third street, between Penn.
sylvania and Missouri avenues; $500.
National Republican., 1877-08-22

rVHAT TORMENT OF BABYHOoD, SOUR
i stoniachs may always be remeded with the be-
nign and popular Carminative and aid TO digestion.
MIk of Meaneeia.
National Republican., 1877-08-22
VEGETLNE
PREPARED NJ
q n. STEVENS. BOSTON, MAss.
EDUCATIONAL.

yEeEIINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRuooIsTs