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National Republican., 1877-12-03
Died In q Fit.

The coroner was called upon yesterday
morning to hold an inquest upon the body Of col
ored female child aged three years, who died under
suspicious circumstances at tho house Of one
Thomas Simpson In Howardtown, on Saturday
morning A jury was empanneed, before whom
the testimony Of several neghbors was given show.
ing that the mother Of the child had put 1t out to
board with the Simpsons, a she was not able to
take care oft Mrs. simpson has been In the habit
Of cruelty whipping the child. On Friday morning
she whipped her severely with q strap. Saturday,
for some trsaing offense, she again whipped her,
when she went into c0nvulsions and died In about
Ave minutes. Dr.. Hartgsn made = poa mortem
examination and found that the stomach was over
loaded with food, which caused the ft, and the
Jury rendered verdict that death ensusd from
that cause,
The body was fearhily bruised, the skin OF the
back being broken In several places; bruise over
the len eye was alko discovered, which was consd.
erably swollen The Instruments used In the whip.
ping were not heavy enough 10 have caused death,
y 'that the verdict rendered was IN accordance
with the facts elloited by the pod morienl,
Mrs. Simpson was afterward arrested on tho
charge Of assault and battery, and will appear be-
fore Judge Smell this morning.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
District Courts.

District Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
james Coleman, on motion Of Mr.. Carpenter,
and X J. Underwood, on motion Of Mr.. Wilson,
were admitted to the bar.
THE UNITARIAN CHURCH CASE.
The case Of Jesse b. wilson and others against
the District Of Columbia was argued. Messrs. W.
D. DavidGe, W. 8. Coz, aud J. N. Kint for com.
plainants, and Messu. A. O. Riddle and Y. Miller
for the District This case brought to restrain
the use Of the Unitarian Church property by the
District for Police Court purposes and In the court
below an injunction was granted. Tho District
contends that they had full power In the premises,
and the complainants deny that they have any
power whatever ether than to pay their proportion
OF the expenses Al the conclusion OF the argu-
ment the case was taken under advisement.
CRIMINAL coURT-JUsTrcE MACARTHUR.
The hearing on the motions for new trial and In
arrest Of Judgment In the case Of Sawyer Haines,
and Barstow, convicted Of conspiracy. was con.
tlnucd to Thursday. In the case Of NJ, Y. Conway,
indicted for an assault and battery with intent to
The cases OF Georgcton wslston, convicted Of
house-ourning, j. r. Brooks forgery, In which
motions for new trial bills Of exception pend.
ing. were continued until Saturday, as also NUN.
Der Of District cases in the fame condition. The
was overruled.
case Of Adoleh Edman. charged with the larceny
off United States dram for sli67.l9 and with re-
ceiving tho same knowing It TO have been stolen.
SUITS ENTERED.
Luw Side.-suddarth VS.. stello ct al; appeal from
justices judgment Harvey vs.. Nailor; replevin.
Gorden vs.. Pnrham; action on note. Levi vs..
Equity Side-Quilter vs.. Richardson bill for In.
junction and account. Robey ct al. W. Robey st
al: bill for sale Of real estate.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
LAuoHABLr stories. LIacsin Hall tonight
Strange, bat True.

Mrs, Smith, residing on X street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets southwest, for many
years had been In the habit Of putting all her spare
money In an old coffee. pot. which she kept In her
cellar Rubbish will accumulate, and 80 Mrs B.
cleaned out; and as she forgot TO remove her novel
treasure case was thrown out Into the street with
the cleanings. Yesterday some children. while
pOking over the debris knocked tho cover on the
pot, whereupOn a scramble ensued for the cash.
Mrs, Smith, seeing the row, was suddenly reminded
OF her money, and lmmed lately became an Inter.
ested party IN the fracas She was In time 10 save
some 500 and 10 stop two colored men who had
their hats well. allied with the shining silysr.
LIVING seenos At the Gaia lincoln Hall to-nigbt
National Republican., 1877-12-03
Hotel Arrivals

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savspnan: q Davidson and 8 D X.plnwaii,. Troy,
N.Y. Hon L ! watson and wis Warren, IN WI q
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ton. MIS- L worthinyton, La siinnson and son,
Al Ms. Lucy ord: Gsn $ Mason. U ! <; " n spen:
Mis-, ! WsiIace. 3lss j Wallace, y; nm Inckner.
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M,,rogouan y 4 Y Ell,ng.r, ,Md; W wueir; NY
Meyer, NY: II I gsi!sssss, Nd: j " Carer. Texas;
k;SSSS kkT.SS fSisTs M: SI;IIy ~ ffSS SSS.S
kssG.ss hssisss Ss W s 5.a.i.s isssTiE v
n EIs qTsy Mis- s.sy HsS;Sn
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s,n s,n,, GrsenwoodS y s,on: II tci,lsofn, Tenn Ms
i 'sis. Tasos SsosRS! T Wslhsi Me hsl1Tls Rs
] + Crow, baltimore; i ] Champion aud wife Ph
pn oGS Bisws Brown %GsaSSrs S 1sys
A Clnpp aud wiic. ponghkecp.ie, NYi Atwood, u
II NJ Pollard and hIily. Ohio; J Gage. @ Rem
ington, Rochester, N Y; n johnson, Kentou Oh 10;
n Ashfeld, Ada, Ohio; Hon b fitIpatricke, ycscy
Dawson and two servants England: Il = Hail. N 7.
Ricgs-J Heminer, USRM; W W Levgstt sni
ter, Chicngg A q Ronres, Boston. A 9 woodworth;
silva, San Francisco; J q Bennett, Lynn, Mes
q IL Foster, Y; a Colo, Baltin,orc; Tuthll. o 7
ilaroer, saginaw: Mich; p \ lockwood, B9iisio; =
| Philadelphia
driinDton.-H G Wallace md fhmny, N Y; O II
Benton, q Gage, IT, San Francisco; Il W jenkins and
wife, Y; y Stevenson, Cincinnati ~ sloane
and wife Sandusky, Ohio: A II Holnst, II w Curtis
and son, N Y: PUorton and wife Belfast ireland;
J. Maycock md wife, Drogheda, Ireandi II Wayne,
National Republican., 1877-12-03
Confidence Operators.

There are number Of confidence operators
In town. but they are closely watched by detec.
lives that they have not much Of chance for
working. A fAsorite game with these fellows Ia .
little variation Of tho three card monte dodge.
When they find any one son enough to work upon.
two Of them get him of somewhere
and Introduce the little game Of threo-card
monte. Amer playing some time third party a
conIeaerae o. eSuse; appeaSs upon me scene;
the crowd. including the victim, under arrest He
lets them know, however, that he can be bought or
siderable amount rather than be exposed, As he be.
leves he will II he does not pay 1t Is stated that the
same has been successfully practiced on several
parties.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
Fire In u Church,

Saturday evening, about halfpast seven
o'clock. All alarm was turned In from box las.
caused by hrs being discovered In the Fifteenth
street Presbyterian Church, (colored.) The Fire
Department responded promptly, and eItinguished
the flames in few moments. The choir Of the
church was practising In the basement when
smoke was seen issuing fron the furnace, aud one
ofthe members ran up stairs to see what was the mat
ter He discovered slight flame rising fron point
near the register, and gave the alarm. Had Le been
FIVE minutes later the whole structure would un.
doubtcdly have been destroyed, as the pews and
floors are built Of yellow. pine. which would hayo
furnished fine feast for the deyouring element.
The damage to the edihce was slight owing TO the
oppoitune discovery. Fifteen dollars will cover
everything. buckets were used To extingulsh the
flames. The usual services were held yesterday.
National Republican., 1877-12-03

Saturday, about noon, a gentleman saw n
colorcd boy take a pocketbook from q lady's
pocket on Seventh street, near d, and gave chase
to the boy, who threw away the pocketbook, and
that article was afterward returned TO the lady.
The boy ran into the "Intelligsncer" building. cor
rer Of Seventh and streets, and doubled on his
pursuen, who became quite numerous by jumping
out ofa window upon the roofof shed and scud.
ward by Private watcbman Georre walker. He
was waiting quietly In the yard and when. the
officer arrested him feigned 10 be much surprised
and raid that the oficer had got tho wrong boy.
He was taken to the Finh Precinct Station by
Ohlcer Clawson, where he gave the name Of Rich.
ard White. The came boy was arrested several
days ago for similar ofense on Seventh street,
near the Post. once. but no case could be made
against him in court Then he gave his name rs
william Clark. He is eighteen years Of age and
by profession bootblacE.
ny NJ G, A, LECTyHK course Lincoln Hall to-
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Says that He was Robbed.

Richard D. Collins, residing at No. 3ls
Pennsylvania avenue, appeared at the Seventh
Precinct station about $50 O'Clock yesterday
morning without coat hat or shoes. II Is supposed
that he lost them while Intoxicated, lie stated
that he had been knocked down and robbed OF his
clothing aud also OFFS, but the police do rfbt be.
Lave the statement
National Republican., 1877-12-03
GORGEOUS Oriental costumes, Lincoln Hall to.
night
District Notes,

Saturday Collin G. Frayser was appointed jus
tlce OF the peace for the District and William y
Burton was appointed an oyerseer at tho Washing
ton Asylum.
Attention Is called to the dangerous condition
Of the crossing at Pope's Spring Branch road
by direction Of Engineer II pxie. street lamps
will be erected as follows Four on d. between New
Jersey avenue and Second street southeast and
Ave on O. between First and North Capitol streets
northwest
National Republican., 1877-12-03
surrs, So Roman { Cox. 6O7 Seventh street.

Temperance Meetings Dashaway Club.
The Dashaway's held another large and On
ihusinstc meeting last night At Temperance Temple.
is2 ninth street northwest, Joseph Williams,
president, in tho chair. and l.. II. Patterson sccre-
tnry.
The large hall was entirely filled, many in the
rear Of the hall being compelled to stand. II was
regular "wake.up" meeting. the audience rising
while singing between speeches. during which
time quite number went forward and signed The
pledge Some Of them looked rs though they had
belonged To the class called the boys"
The meeting was entertained as follows: Song,
storm the Fort" by the South Washington Cleo
Club and the audience; remarks by Arthur Shep-
herd song by Mrs Leslie and Miss Mitchell re-
marks by Jere. Williams: song Hold the For" by
the Glcc Club and the audience; remarks BY H. J.
Hayward song, Sweet Bye and-By by Miss
Mitchell aud the audience: remarks by Frank
Reside, r. o. Polkinhorn, william Wilson. and
James Lee.
Thirty five signed the pledge.
TEMPERANCE REFORM CLUB.
The Washington Temperance Reform Club held
its regular weekly meeting at Odeon Hall last
night the president, T. X. Mcintyre, In the chair
Spirited addresses were made by o. p. Chapel
Hon. d. p. Holloway, J. II. Perkins, Capt J. G.
Wall. William Fitzgerald. and by the president T
X Mcintyre. Select reading by Mrs A. Naylor
A large number signed the pledge The meeting
adjourned till next Sunday evening.
MANsERs and customs Of Eastern countries, Lin
coin Hall tonight.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
Police Court.

Charles Clipper handed over an L for being
The possessor Of slung shot Andrew Carter, alias
johnson, was fined go or thirty days In jail for de-
facing the stand and stealing some poultry nom
Albert Pinchum in the Northern Liberty Market
Chris Norris, with string Of aliases stols clock
from 7. J. Mari. This being his second offense the
case was sent TO the grand fury. Owen Taylor will
spend the winter and spring In Jail for robbng a
cOuntryman named Wren OF portion OF his pro-
duce. Peter Mcpherson stole some currant Jelly to
take with his medicine, and will regret II for siI
months In jail. Anderson McCauley assaulted his
wife, Fanny, and was required TO plank down q
before ho len court. Charles johnson, notorious
hsnhouse visitor, was sent up to the grand Jury.
ADMISSION only 26 cents at Lincoln Hall 10 night
National Republican., 1877-12-03

Julia Banks, colored damsel. was brought
" the Fith Precinct Station Saturday night for
being drunk and disorderly in the Division. 1t was
found necessary to procure hack for Miss julia,
as she stoutly resisted all efforts 10 carry herin any
other way. She was accompanied 10 the station by
a large crowd. who were attracted by her howls 10
be let out. many thinking IL was OF forcible
abduction. she will probably not he worried about
her board bill for at least a month after Judge
Smell has had talk with her this morning.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
tn. Dswnsy Automatic ssw.r-vsivs.

Tne DoWney Autonsuo coWef-NNNs.
We have had occasion before 10 call alton.
ton 10 the above-named invention, and We now
spsak Of u simply To smphsslse what We thsn said
In ie avor and to add that the more It's morris arc
investigated the more worthy II Is shown 10 be. II
has proven by actual use to be q sure protection
against the bact-now Of water. which proved %
DISASTROUS TO 20 many Of our people yourselves
among the number, during the late flood. Al
ersi use, Il has also been found to be sure pro.
vcntive against the noxious and poisonous sewer
gases that invade our houses and cause so much
serious sickness II Is 20 simple In Its construction
and operation that II get out OF order or m
We append two more testimonials. In addition 10
those already published from citizens who have
used IL.
wAsHNoros, n. O., Nov. 70. 1871.
Mn. WILLIAM T. DowsKY-DEAR siR: During
the back: flow flooded tho cellar Of my store, but
Valves placed in. am % pleased TO .ay to you that
worked like . charm. as not enc drop Of water
,9s,S. 9ShS u ~. xxi ,ps% ep gogr %y Gss
Respectfully, + r. SIMPSON.
1908 Pennsylvania avenue
wA,Hrsoros, d. c., Nov. %, 1877.
W. r. DowsEY, s9-DEAR Sir; Having had
ample opportunity Of giving your Automatic
sewcr.Trap Valve thorough test on several occa-
on when ny :%ssss were in danrsI o. ps,rs
pleasure In informing YOU that on every occasion
performed al you claim for II, and do cheerfully
JOHN J. FULLER,
50 II street northwest
srccxp lecture Y. NJ c. A. course. Lincoln Hall
tonight.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
ovxRooArs, q. Roman & Cox.

An Appeal for the Night Lodging-House.
This Efficient unique charity, with It's be-
ncfcent operations, has become familiar to the
citizen Of Washington. The winter, though tardy
with Its pitiless nights OF frost and snow, comes
swiftly now, and with II returns the need to meet
which this institution was founded. The treasury
Is empty and governmental aid Is not forthcoming.
The board Of managers is therefore compelled to
ask at the hands Of the people means sufhcient for
ct least the three ensuing months, which may be
sent or handed to Mr.. John T. Mitchell, 93l Penn
sylvania avenue. Since the opening In March,
1876, TO- .2o4 persona.haye been provided with lodg
ing. supper and breakfast: 81 SIS meals have thus
been given; total expense to May 81, 1871 sai44ls
II Is believed that the noble work, high character
and strong claims Of this benefco need no labored
exposition, and TINT this simple statement and ap.
peal will arrest attention and elicit prompt and
generous aid.
Board Of Mansgcrs--NIatt q. Emery, president;
A. l.. Solnmons J. T. Mitchell. Miss q. Ross, Mrs.
Jewell. Mrs. DIR. Lndsly. =. Fitch. R. C. Fox, T y.
Hume. 4. II. Kaufman, William Balantyne y. d.
Mcclure. William Stickncy T.. y. Sampson, MAI. A.
c. Richards, DIR. VIM. H. Ross, secretary.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
Wanted.

Gentlemen to know that the custom Of hay.
ing boots and shoes made 10 order be dispensed
With Us you can hLld the latest novelties, superior
workmanship, and a more comfortable htby calling
1t II. L. STRAsBuRGER's,
Eos 800 aud 30s Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
At m Sacrifice.

Tho balance of the 5000 worth Of toys rs-
Gently purchased at the New York auction by Raft
Bros. 726 Seventh street northwest, will be sold at
very great sacrifice being less than onehalf the
usual prices. Take advantage Of the chance and
buy your toys now for the holidays.
National Republican., 1877-12-03

About three o'clock yesterday morning the
inmates Of Miss Fannie A. Coopers house, No, sll
Third street northwest, were alarmed by . noise,
and upon investigation colored man was found
in one Of tho rooms. One Of tho gentlemen In the
house kept the burglar In the room, while another
went to the sey enth sergeant Bros.
nan and Oflcer Drane went to the house and se-
cured the prisoner. He pretended to be drunk
when arrested. At the station he gave three differ
ent names, at different times and he was registered
as William Thompson alias Charles Bowler. alias
Frank Jackson. He Is known to be an old hand as
a thief II Is supposed that he entered the house
by way Of q window. He was locked up yesterday
in the Seventh Precinct Station, and will be tried
In the Police Court to-day.
National Republican., 1877-12-03

large and pleasant company Of masque-
raiders gathered at the residence OF Mr.. Earnest
Hibbs corner Of Fourteenth and Streets last Fri
day night Among the guests were the Misses
Maggie Hibbs, Negro Widow; Lizzie Leonard,
Gypsy Queen Emma Phillips, Spanish Girl; Annie
Chapline, -Tambourine; Jessie Burch, Topsy
Moliie Esiin. Dinah; Josie Phillips Ancient Lady
Miss Joyce, Beauty Unadorned; Miss Yerger, Folly
Miss Brown, Night; and Miss Harman. Popcorn
and Messrs. y. Hibbs, Muldoon; v. Coombs Sailor
II. Clancy. Sitting Bull W. Baker, Negro: Messrs.
W. and p. Coombs and A. Edmonson. The Three
Dandies; II. Dyer, Clown; Y. Winter. "Cullud
Pusson;" and y. Clark and W. omolumdro.
"Heathen Chinees"
MAMMOTH Model Of the Beautiful Gate, Lin.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
rHE CITY HALL.

Proceedings In the Courts saturday-saw-
yer. Haines, and Barstow's Case Con-
tinusd-After Hsr Ckild-suits Entsred-
Asslrnnsnts for To-Day.
National Republican., 1877-12-03

DoH'T wait til your head bursts before trying
LDDILLH'sz Headache Specific but get bottle al
once. and one or two dosel Will cure. Only my
esnta bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-03

Real Estate Transfers.
8. G. Pomeroy ct al. to Fanny Bryant, for
$50, lot T. Of section 7, Of Barry Farm Jacob wag
ner to John Wagner (quit clain,) for i7i965 part
Of lots and 8, square oj9 j. +. Riley TO Frederick
Bates. for $500, lots S. and TO- square 6l9 James
W. Colamer to Ada Connolly. for S3500. lot "a. of
Chapmans subdivision of lots 4 to II, square 364
Ada Connolly to Amanda g. Collamer. for $500.
same property: Mercy NJ. Gray TO Mary C. Burns,
for s., lot IS, In Shepherds subdivision of lot 25,
square 49,; Carusi and Ward trustees, to Virginia
Young. for sig75 lot 75 of Kelly's subdivision Of
part Of square 62s p. A. sellhauscn ct AL trustees,
To Maria Fredcrcks for S. 07j, four and half acres
Of land OH the Eastern Branch, near Uniontown.
National Republican., 1877-12-03

A PHANTOM BALL,
IA In aid OF the funds OF ST. JOHNS MITE AS.
soCIATIoN. win be given at'MAsonc Ter,pis on
=, TUESDAY, DECEMBER u. 1871
Tickets, s9ld only 10 parties well known. and not
trAnierAble admitting lady and gentleman, g extra
ladies' tickets 30 cenisi 10 be had OF any member OF
the committees and Of the ofosrs of the various Ma
lonio bodies dese
National Republican., 1877-12-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit TO DR.. Hartley insures instant relief for
catarrh. No exorbtAnt fees In advance. Resi-.
dence removed to 93% New York avenue.
Lsft-of clothing, watches, pistols &C.. bought n
Herzogs, 9lb street. 0rden attended 10.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
Amer Her Child.

Judge Cartier has granted writ Of habea.
corpus, returnable to-day, to Mary Rechter, to OBJ.
tain possession Of Maggie McIlwane. who, she al.
leges. Is illegally detained In the Washington City
Orphan Asylum. She states that Maggie is her
child by former MARRIAGE Is now eight years Of
age, and that the child was placed temporarily In
the asylum. but that she now desires TO take her
under her own care.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
FRIDRY AND SATURDAY NIaHTs,
OUR BACHELORS,
TNHEATRE CoMlQUE.
ksb ibiNESHTtX AsD

WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATiNEIs.
Production OF the grand spectacular burlesaue In
Producing the Amalonian March and Folies of
Night, entitled BLUE BEARD" VIII appear the
MURPHY and MOTION. The Celebrated motto yo.
calist, WILL n MORTON; The accomplished
Of the season, sCANLoN and CR0NiN. lhs acrom'
pllshed lnitaiors, g. =. ROGERS and MATTE
VICkERS. All OF last week coInpany making ne
most stupendous novelty show In the country. de5Ut
National Republican., 1877-12-03
Assignments for To-day.
CIRCUIT ceunr-cnrEF JUSTICE CARTE

CIRCUIT C0URT-CnlEF JUsTlCE CARTTEk.
No. 10, Cornell VS.. Vsndcrwerken; No. 1884,
Archer and Pancosst Manufacturing Company vs.
shepherd; No. 23s. Dlackford vs.. Downing; No
c9i, Wallace VS.. Welsh; 8i7, Hopkins VS.. Land;
No. 3Ss, Draper 4 Co. VS., Davis: No. $50. Combna.
tion Rubber Company vs. Savage; No. $40 Roosevelt
vs.. Monton No. 3i3, Jones vs.. Roney; No. S5
Collins ct al; No. 3is Hayden vs.. McGOwen ct al :
No. $40, Maryland y. s. NJ. 4 NJ. Co. VS.. MCGOWAN &
Co. No. go Maryland =. s. N. & NJ. Co. VS.. Me-
GOwan ct al. No. 3ib Brown vs.. Bennett: No. 3SD.
Morrison Herman & Co. vs. Denver garnishee Of
Ryback: No. 363, Sinclair VS.. Washington & George
town Railroad Company.
EQUITY coURT-JUsTIcE wYLIE.
No. IS, Bruehl VS.. Douglas No. 20. Hare vs. Ben
nett; No. IS Ragan vs. Campbell: No. 3sl4, Mem
denhall VS.. Graf; No. 80, Hunt vs.. Hunt; No. 40,
Williams vs.. Williams No. q, Gibson vs.. Gauticr; !;
No. 10, Fitzhugh vs.. Gaskins; No. a. Brown VS..
Dyer.
National Republican., 1877-12-03

YousG people, pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with fhurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
Ger, the best dentifrice known. It will preserve
tocthaebe' Much psin and trouble IL Caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In time. Price
Is and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
THE 'PAPYRO0RAPH' PR0CEss.

BY this process autograph letters circulars notices
drawings. &c, &c. can be yped, and any mum
ber OF copies may DO printed by Aboy with All ord'
Jaa The Tie thing for merchant. making holiday
announcements,
CHEAPER THAN PRIHTINoy
THOROu0HLY PRACTICAL
Sa,I and ses the s E,sss z a ~ ,ss aEsncy sr,v
National Republican., 1877-12-03

ENTERTAINING descriptions. Lincoln Hall to.
night.
National Republican., 1877-12-03

Ladies' Hand-sswsd Walking noes,
With extension soles, at ....-.
II. L. srBAsBukoER's
Nos. 9O5 and 3o5 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
EVERYBODY go to tho
Scenes In the Orient

= = At lincoln Hail to-niRht.
Y. NJ. c. A. sustaining membership tickets admit
free Other admissions only twenty-five cents.
See advertisement In amusements.
National Republican., 1877-12-03

PLEASING entertainment, beautiful tableaux, Lin
coin Hall tonight
National Republican., 1877-12-03
THoNp,os's PoxApx OrrrHR,

An oleasinouu compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair. It's use soon renders harsh dry
hair loh and pllable. strengthens II when weak.
and gives 1t that rich gloss which II the charm Of
early youth. Price, 25 and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-03

Amussments Tonight.
NATIONAL THEArRE-Robson and Crane.
OpERA.Housk-Rose and Harry watkins.
THEATRE CoMioUk-Blue Beard.
LINCOLN HALL.-Scenes In the Orient
National Republican., 1877-12-03
sS MEss overcoats. EIsENAs Bros, 7th and X

SUSTAINING membership tickets admit nee. Lin
coin Hall tonight.
National Republican., 1877-12-03

GEMS overcoats. EIsENAs BRos, 7th and +.
National Republican., 1877-12-03

AMAxxorn Model Of the Beautiful Gate, Lin
coin Hall tonight
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JoUvKs's IsoDERous KID GLOVE CLKAssER.
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Price, 25 cents per bottle.