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National Republican., 1877-10-18
The Labor EXCHANGE

Twenty-scvcn men and fifteen women ap-
piled at the Exchange yesterday for work, Rcqrl.
sitons from parties away from the city still keep
coming In, which proves that the cities are crowd.
cd with laborcrs, while there Is dcRrth of thum In
the smacr plnces and country.
National Republican., 1877-10-18
True Merit Recognizcd.-Mr. D. f. Ryan, Il

True Merit Recognized.-Mr. ID. f. Ryan, the
we'll known designer Of fashions, formerly asso.
cIatcd with I. b. West, the standard authority on
aontlemens dress writes to us In reference to the
st. Andrew Coat designed by our house, "will you
be kind enough to send me pattern of the coat
saw on you from Mr.. Saks2 | ask 1t as boon"
We make this coat to order In all styles Of goods at
popular prices
A. sAKs & Co, Tailoring Department,
3l6 Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-10-18
STYLE IND QTiLITY
Are the Leading characteristics

OF our present large and superb stock of Gentle
mems Clothing. Having the advantage Of tie
large st facilities for the manufacture of Mems Chr
lncuts, We arc displaying In our rcady.made de-
pArtmcut II line Of goods that CUUnOt be surpassed
by any Of our leading merchant tHiurs, our prices
beng about 80 per cent less than for goods made
u order. lIAHLE BROS,
Fine TailnrS aud ClOthirrs
Corner Seventh aud ID streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-18
NEW ADTERrIsE sEM EyTs.

Continental hotel.
Rifle match at Bennng's
Henry V at the National
Barnum's circus Is coming
MRrshal's sale nf real estate.
Rooms in private family.
Large parlors on Indiana avenue for rent
Card oftranCe medium and magnetic physician
Davis sewing machines for sale by SchcfIry
& Co.
Educational meeting at the sumner school
building.
Sale OF property on street northwest by John
Sherman, uuctiunccr.
National Republican., 1877-10-18
ls.lIIcuIlniinl

The attention oCour readers Is specially called to
the notice In another column Of an important clu.
cational discussion at the Sumner school hall, on
Friday evening next.
National Republican., 1877-10-18
THE LAW.
DoINGS ABOUT THE COURTS YEsTER-
DAY.

senator Patterson's Habeas Corpus Case =
Five Courts In Session at the City Hall
Notes Gathered from the Dockets.
National Republican., 1877-10-18
Intlicatipus.

fbr The middle iHnttic Sdtcs. ,r1rmrr, partly
cloudy wCdther JoliOrc By increasing coudinsss and
rain areas, Sou,hcrly WiHds and yJtilijg bdromctcr
National Republican., 1877-10-18

YOUSG people, pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with lhurstOn's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der, the best dcntfrice known II will preserve
their whiteneSs through life, prevent decay and
tODhaChe. Much pain and trouble Is caused by
early neglect, therefore take heod in time Price
% and 30 CCnls per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-10-18
Police Court.

The case Of Harry Christman, for keeping
his bar open on Sunday wns continued to next
Monday, owing to the inability of Rn important
witness to attend sooner. sidney o. Jones, prOfan.
iy; s.. Henry Cassidy, same S., Bessie Hill. dis.
orderly So. $, Martin, same; S. VIM Singleton.
driving over footway; e. VIM. Flahcrty aud Pat.
rick Breen loud and hniStcrnuS fined s. each. J.
Johnson, same s.. Mary Nuttrell, n vagrant rode
down for ninety days. Joseph burton, same charge,
took trip for thirty dnys, Willie Tinker, prOlhn
ity; fined s.. George Wood. charged with throwing
stones, was dismissed ailcr a rcprimand by his
James Cary, little boy was charged with throw:
ing stones; his mother being present contributed
81 for the benefit Of the District. Emma Hendricks
yngrant took trip down for thirty days. Ellen
OBriCn disturbing the quiet of the ancient Gene
terry Of Georgetown. ponled up aN. Rudolph Pc.
Jacob Sclhy, same nOi'c pros Elins Coleman, lar.
ccny: nORc pros. Thomas Dorsey threats nOlcWDs
sylvester Burns, assault on Mrs $. G. Carr, ease
continued fur week owing to the inability of the
larceny; postponed until the 10Th instant Henry
Mnyhcw. assault on Ella Batt Hank put hcnuti-
ul mouse over Elias let optic while travelling
the raging canal, and will ponder over the matter
for thirty days In jail John W. Lusby, assault on
Jane Lusby: released on personal rccOgnZanCc.
days. Sarah Johnson, assault on Jacob Sclhy; s..
James Hawkins. colorcd, assault on Charles CnsSi.
day, u little white boy; s.. Freddie Schultz proved
not tn be All incOrrgblc boy nS represented by his
ordered his release David Bills. selling by short
measures: Judgment suspended until Friday. u.
+. Barker asSauting J. :. Wmsatt. n constable;
was fined s. and costs. In the case of Charles
buscy. who was arrested for cutting John stevens
the District Attorney requested I,OStpOncmcnt
until the surgeon Of Providence hospital could he
heard from, and the defendant was committed to
Jail, bail being refused.
National Republican., 1877-10-18
TuONrsoN's POuApE OprINr.

An OleagnOus compound Of singular merit fOI
dressing the hair. Its use soon renders harsh. dry
hair S0tt and pliabl6 strengthens il when weak
and gives II that rich gloss which IL the charm Ol
early youth. Price, % and ~ cents per bottle,
National Republican., 1877-10-18

The Nice Suits for Boys that We are offering
prove very attractive as the garments are perfect
fitinS while the prices are lower than any other
house. Ladies' should visit our new boys depart.
ment. A. SAKs & Co,
3l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-18

JOUvES's INODEROUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Renovatos soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, 70 cents por bottle,
National Republican., 1877-10-18

ouR so suits to order are same as elsewhere
at S2i,
EISEMAS BRos.. corner Seventh and L streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-18

A CHIIDs suit ut $3.50.
EIsEMAS. Bios, corner Seventh and streets
National Republican., 1877-10-18

CLEANSE the system and purify the blood, remov
ing dyspepsia. sick headache constipation, and all
diseases caused by disOrdeTed stomach or liver
Quirk's Irish Ioa will do IT, Sold by all druggists
Price, % cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-10-18
Fail OYCrCOats

In q different styles.
EbEMAN Bros, corner seventh and L streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-18

WELLS ORIGINAL MACuISE.srREAD STRENGTHEN
ING PLAsTERs.
The oldest and the best All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists, Twenty,
twenty-five and thirty cents, according to size.
National Republican., 1877-10-18
Fall Overcoats
CITY ITEMS.

In o. different styles.
EIsEuAN Bros, corner Seventh and L street
National Republican., 1877-10-18
Court Calendar for To-Day.
SUPREME COURT oF THE pIsrRIC

Nos. :, Wood VS.. Wood. 42 Charter Oak Life
Insurance Company VS. Tnlmadge; A. Thomas vs.
Pollock; Is. Bates vs. District of Columbia; 30 Fan
VS.. Fcndall; ~ London VS.. Thompson: 30, Lowe vs.
Randall; Il, Morgan VS.. District Of Columbia.
National Republican., 1877-10-18
SUITS ENTERED.

Eypiy Sidc.-Lnura Y. Lorn ct al. VS.. Mar
Vim rHhr,n rl Hi ; l., cuGrrrC nrchaIIr-' len +.
f. Callahan s. = v, callahan ct al. lUr partition,
Ltm Sa'., 7. DAVIS " ". J, Murtagh; on due
hill. Ford ~ l'rn vs. j, e, Waite r. on note. Henry
nrpkm ". e. Addison on LuIus T. : J"ilfy a
60. vs. h. g. lMrkrr JTr ct al on note. A. g.
smith " !. A. iapluy, on rrvuunl. The ihruhiN
Iron Company vs. M,scs Kelly; on nDt" &. r.
bearing vs.. Myses Kelly on note 5. H. Fuller vs..
National Republican., 1877-10-18
CRIMINAL coURT-JusTICE MACARTHUR.

John 7. Bruce unlicensed bar; Annie Hughes, un.
licensed liar; r. Harry Donohue, unlicensed bar;
unlicensed bar ThOs King, unlicensed bar; Jos.
Walsh unlicensed bar; Theodore Rcuth, un.
licensed bar.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

The herd Law which has been in opera-
tion in Dakota for several years has been OF
great advantage TO new settlers. and i,
would seem is giving general satisfaction,
though at frat there was considerable out
cry against it from parties whe had ap
abundance of timber, or those whose pos
sessions were largely In stock. Sincs Da.
kota adopted 1t, 1t has found its way inc
many counties Of Kansas, and now an low.
paper, the Alton American, is calling for 1t
there. 1t says:
We are in favor of herd law. Counties
where the herd Law 10 In forcs are develop
ing much faster, and land 10 higher and
more ready sale than where fencing 10 re-
quired. aud it seems to Us that it would be
much easier and cheaper to fence 10 pasture
for cattle than 10 fence them out of thu
fields. Enough grain Is destroyed ever,
year by cattle breaking into fields, to pay
for herding all the stock in the county.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

Mr.. Emile De Girsrd,n gave grand din
ner 70 Gen. Grant last Tuesday. Among
the suests we're Minister Noyss, Mr.. Hit,
NM. Gsmbetta, Grevy, Renault, DeLesseps.
Waddington and Vignaud. NJ De Girardln
proposed Gen. Grants health. The gener-
al responded, apd drank TO the prosperity
of the French republic, saying he hoped Il,
would attain the result which the Ameri.
can had endeavored 70 attain, namely, th.
regime Of liberty accessible to everybody.
Gambetta, proposing the health of n. De
Girardin, thanked him for sffordiug him ap
opportunity to sit at the same table with
the ex-president Of the United states. He
spoke with praise of Gen. Grants political
career. and showed how the general, obedi-
snt W the laws Of his country while he no
derstood the importance and dignity of the
army, never permitted 1t to assume supre.
macy over the civil power. Gambetta con.
cluded Is follows. France, notwithstand.
standing her unmerited misfortunes. re.
mains great and generous. and attached
above oil to liberty"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30
SENATOR PATTERSON.

Columbia, s. c., Nov. 2s.-The special
committee which has been investigating Pct
terson sincs last spring, reported 70 day that
It had examined forty ex-members Of the
Legislature, white and colored, who concur
that Patterson's election was secured BY bri-
berry. Twenty testified that they were bribed
either either Per.osally by Pat.sr.oa OF hi. .se.t.
ss Ms'9s'G s !. stsas s Asss ,%sas; .@..,, s,s
them and refused. Elliott, colorsd ex.mem.
ber Of coosrsn, Who was Pattsrson's most
ernid.ols oppo%nsnt one ... Offered asa Sl5 go =
The oasr vss ~ nads s. J. B. R Dssnis s, il d.
nans q Passsssoa. 1Ajss Aeetoa 3. p.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

President Mac Mahon on Tuesday received
adslsgation from the party ~ the right is
the senate. They assured the marshal of
the unwavering support Of their party :iu
the present crisis, and encouraged him TO
persevere in his present policy OF resislanc,
to the chamber. The marshal replied Is
follows: "Gentlemen. / thank you for yOur
co.opention, and believe have the righ,
to count upon it. If the senate is faithful
to ito duty a. the guardian with no of the
constitution aud of legality il will sustain
me. I feel sure it will. II, uufortuuatel,
Tor the country, it should prove otherwise
our lot will still be the same, and I shall
know how to show you the way"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

Dr.. Red6eld, the ablest and best posted Of
all the southern correspondents, is satsfied
that for whatever evil there il in the solid
south, now or hereafter, it is . matter that
President Hayes and his policy il in no
wise responsible for. He found it, but did
not create it. Even South Carolina and
Louisiana were demo cratic before he 'sur-
rendered them" DR.. Redfeid thinks that
the republicans could not have maintained
themselves any longer, even with the whole
army at their backs, and concludes that
Hayes has simply done the best he could
with what he fouud on hand when he came
in.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

The Daily Press and Dakotaian
~ PUBLIsHRD
EVERY EVENING EXCEPTING SUNDAYS
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
fer Week, acts /; Per Month. 81; Per Year, u,
Once on Third Street, between Broadway an
Cedar-Duffack's Block.
BOWEN & KlNGsBuRY. Publishers.

The Indians who robbed the BismsrcA
coach, aud Others Who have been seen in tn
vicinity of the Black Hill ars undoubtedly
deser,ers from Red Cloud and Spo,ss Tail'-
bands who are moving north to the Yellow
stone.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

General Sherman 10 of ,Oe opinion tn.
If the protection Of Texas requires Q mill
tary force Of 1900 men, the protection q
the northern belt Of the country for III
width Of one hundred miles from the Brl,
ish line, where the Sioux and other hostil,
Iodians range, requires at the same ratio s
force of 10000 men.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

From the Black Hill Herald Of tie 2sd,
We learn that Mr.. james Hand has appeal.
ed the mandsmus case of McKinnis and
Manning We. Hand, to the supreme cou.t
The case is for the purpose Of compelling
Mr.. Hand to issue certificates # election to
the newly elected officers of Lawrence coun
a. ~ tf g}
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-30

The associated press men in Chicago have
probably committed blunder in reporting
that Kellogg was seated in the Senate Oh
Wednesday. The proceedings of that body
do not show any tuch action for that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
C1uLnRFN,S hooks.

Thc5cus WIS a clever fellow, pleasant as 1t
rodressor OF wroug aud entertaining a. slayer 81
mon stcrs and much OF his history ~ is given IN The
Prince of ArgJls' $50, PIP. l2G, Henry Holt COZ If
exceedingly agreeable, and will be much 70 the taste Of
bright persons IN their teens. " The old Greek fairy
tale" Is told with sort Of familiar ease that makes IL
real and graceful skill il shown in the indications OF
character notably in that OF Egeus. the weak,nced,
handsome papa OF Theseus. The illustrations by M j.
Moyr Smith are nearly all excellent.
II was Inevitable Of course that the wondrous adven
lures OF Mr. CAROLS Al &C should initiated And Jean
Jambou, in his "Trip to Dluuderiaud" for sale BY
scribner Il Coz has done Il % nicely "a possible
Alice makes her appearance at its beginning, ana
signs pass to Biundcrland in favor OF three
small bows, who Immediately tudge on through
the gate Of sleep 70 that remarkable country,
where evcrythngs opsyturyy. wrong side mp, inside
ont ana upside down. II IS all suc1 pleasant foohug
ana agrecal, absurdty That that ratletsap OF Jean
Jlmbou may be forgiven for poaching upon LOWS
CAROLS Manor especially when he gets Mr. Doyle to
help him with such bagulinc pictures.
Griselda is sweet mixture Of goodness and naugh-
tness who goes TO live with two funny Old maidens in
THE Cuckoo Clock" lsvo, PIP. 2i2. Macmillan & Coz
She's quaint tle creature who in-wcli Il IN dreams
or waking l-naEes friends with the cuckoo who dwes
in the old Dutch clock and il led rs that o cOmpan-
ion through many delightful adventures to exceeding
pleasure aud happiness.
Only a Cat Demo, PIP. 2S1. !. Whitaker is a book
which would Ill the heart OF Mr. BrGEh win tender
delight and which viii please and educate the
little people who any kind TO animals Il is
the autobiography OF Tom Blacknan-and the writer
calls il story OF very wise amiabc, aud judi
clous cat IS matter which the elder who reads
II aloud to the youngsters, can enjoy.
dccaely fantastic story il that OF The Magic Val
ley" by F. Keary (syo, p3. 176, Macmillan & Coz 1t
has TO do with old French fairies and watersprs Of
demoniac procliytes, AMI will go far 10 cultivate
Imagination in the most prosaic little person.
There small army OF bhghuy-bound large-lettered
illustrated Christmas books for the little spers who
love 10 look at pictures and listen TO tiny stories
"CaatterOoX Junior" ITO, pp. 49, World Publishing
House, book Of this kind, AMI so is fhe Budget"
llto ID 30, J. b. Lppucott Coz one which rather
more ambitions is the entertaining Luiput Land" Oto.
Up 3si Baker. Pratt Col, ful Of pictures wise in
struction pquant auccd0e, muscl! poetry and poetc,
music. "BAby Days" (ito, Up $50, scribncr * Coz l.
prcttly arranged book 81 selections from So Nicholas
By-the-way how many individual volumes have been
made from The s. Nictoasss Oi the past year
At this moment the writer remembers sI-and they are
al clever 1.-THE Queen OF Picture Books (lto PIP
100. American News Coz has gay enough to en-
rapture any fouryelrod, and inside pictures galore:
and Cnficing tales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
LiTERSRY NOTES.

\ Handbook Of Bible Words" being Il
popular explanation Of TIE origin and meaning Of the
principal words 81 Scripture With an introduction by
don.
An English Grammar" is announced in
London, OF which the plan partly new by Go.twxk
author Of English Poets" and German Poets" The
hand-books OF German Literature" and american
Literature" etc. The general design l. TO show the
union OF First English. Old English and Modern Eng-
prcccde rules, and while these few and brief those
are very TIC examples consist Of senteucrs
selected from standard literature
There is in possession OF the Rev. Henry 4
azcn one OF the editors OF The congregational Ouoy
tcrg, little book which is problb the dr,t English
grammar written IN america well the first literary
production OF Dartmouth graduate and from the state
OF Vermont This is Abel CurtI,'s "Compend Of English
Grammar" printed In 1779 az Dresden by which name
the Gear OF Dartmouth College originally known in the
first printing Office upiH the Connecticut Valley north
OF Massachusetts,. Professor VIM II Wells " Chicago
mas been investigating the subject in connection with
history ~ English grammars which he 40 work and
which he has got together remarkable collection or
grammatical Literature.
Ii is curious how much valuable work in
English pholoy has been done by foreign scholars The
first volume Of an important work this subject by NJ
stephane Malarine, will be shortly published by NJ
Trcby Paris II il entitled " Les Mots Angais" and
viii contain concise history Of the English language
from French point Of view Il IS divided into three
paris the st giving the AnglOSaXOn element arranged
In family groups; the second, the Roman French, show
ing English words derived from French words obeO-
e. with Of the laws governing their trans
ference ifom one language TO the other and thirdly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08

classic element consisting OF words aeentnc
or educational tcrms derived rom LATIN or creek
sources through fhe intervention OF French The second
volume De- published subsequently, VII treat " tue
Logic OF English Graml ar.
That marvellous language, Pennsylvania
Dutch not To DE without record Z. II. Ranch. publisher
pifsiurg annouacesa "a" pcnnsyvan1 Dltch Instructor
which is 10 contain above 5000 words, with exercises
rcaiizing sense" of the actual use of this curious
ilreon a. giyen by the nier clause OF the publishers
suggestion that: rs fully 20 per cent Of tho words
arc Enelish il will he found very easy 10 acquire
practical knowledge OF the language, which
4. n matter of Great importance TO thousands
OF business men located IA communities largely
made up OF Pennsylvania Dlch-spc1kng people. TIE
latter win also Gnd this book equally valuable no
teaching them 600 thc English language Among ctl,r
cIriOsilics. "bu-iuFss grcnW'I' business i'!hJ Is
given. with its Interpretation. tn-wit;
Cls,om,r-Ifusht aw hulu-rmauchty safl Have
any hom made ao1pN
Groecr-Mer hen, uu avs fun der ollor hesh' 01altv.
I'VE have, and 0 the very best qua'h y NcI.t lucel
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
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and Of which the Tupsa IS anlnent) with the Caon.
flowing into the Gulf OF Uraba but tlis would need
locks each with rise tall Of more than Thirty 49,
and also a short tunnel. Lieutenant Wye cstnates ~
cost OF the proposed work as not excessive