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National Republican., 1877-10-04
FALL OvERCnATs Rt sf.JD aud up,
EIsEMAN Bros, corner seventh and T. streets
Saved by "a switch,

Yesterday morning, as car 81 of the Avenue
was rounding the curve at the Capitol end Of Penn
sylvann avenue, coorcd boy threw II copper bull
about AL inch In diameter through one Of the win
dnws which was open with considerable force. An
elderly lady happened to be sitting with her back
TO this particular window, mud the ball struck her
W the back Of the head. Fortunately she wore
huge coil Of hair on the back Of her head and the
hall landed In the centre OF that, II II had not
been for the coil tho lady would have been scri
susly injured. The 10y who threw the ball ian
from the scene as fast aS he could pnd has NOT
hecm heard from since. II II probable that II will
hce9me fashionable to wear coil on the back Of
National Republican., 1877-10-04
A Pleasant AFFAIR

The employees of the Capitol Were invited
by F. Frcund, the popular caterer to Tartakc or
his hospitality, at his residence, Ne. 5Ol Ninth
street northwest and accordingly last evening his
pRrinrs were crowded with his numerous friends
who were unanimous In wishing him success IN
his contest for the position Of caterer OF the House
Of Representatives this winter. Amer an hour
sncnt In pleasant chat the guests were uShcred into
the dining g.rUOm. where an ample repRSt had been
prepared 10 which full Justice was done, The
genial host was untirlng In his efforts 10 make all
feel al home aud the party separated at late hour
well pleased Win their evening at FIeundE.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
Building Permits,

Mr., Thomas B, EntwiSle, inspector of build.
in"s haS issued the following building permits:
Mrs. A. Hamburg, repair frame dwelling Ninth
street between and II streets; 500 Chas Mil.
lcr repair fIamc dwelling. X street between
New Jersuy avenue aud First street nOrhwcst; sJO.
ThOs, Dickson. make addition TO frame dwelling
xt.amh.a half street, between u aud streets
sIuthwcst; sl75, Martin Barringer construct a
twnstory brick dwelling, Sixteenth street, be.
tween and z streets northwest $4,000.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
Departure of the Sioux.

The Sioux delegation did not visit Mount
Vernon yesterday, as was intended. About noon
they visited the C0rvUran Art Gallery and in
spaCtcd thc works Of art with considerable interest
They lrit for New York last night, IN charge Of
Lieut. Clarke and DE- Irwin, on the p:S train over
the Baltimore and Potomac road. Quite large
crowd assembled al the depot TO witness tltir de-
pnrtnre, The trunks presented to the members Of
the delegation were hauled TO the depot and placed
OH the same train,
National Republican., 1877-10-04
Funeral of FItzlupb Covl.

The funeral of the late Fitzhugh Coylc took
place yesterday afternoon, At 1 o'clock fr.m the
Trinity Church. The stteudan"e was very large
and included many OF the prominent and oldest
citizens Of the District. Amer the service which
was conducted by Rev. DIR. Addison, the remains
were eorns 70 Oak Hill cemetery, where they were
buried,
National Republican., 1877-10-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

osE visit 70 Dr. Hartley insuros instant relief foi
catarrh. No ekorbitant fees 10 advance. Resi-
dence removed TO 934 New York avenue,
=, Lcf-on clothing Watches pistols, DC, bought ni
Herzogs 91s street Orders attended 10.
All kinds Of trunks made to order repaired and
covered at hurray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space.
THI finest New York butter IN the city, also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but
Hr, At spicers butter store, southwest corner OF
Ninth and i streets Fine cheese at less than BAL.
tinore prices No impossibilltcs advertised, but
VI GOD
National Republican., 1877-10-04
THE CITT NAIL
Cases In General Tcru-Suit Against Street
Railroad - Marriage Licenses Issued -
Record of Real Estate Transfers.
SUPREME CouRr-Gencral Term.

SUPREME CouRr-General Term.
Chief Justice Cartier and Justices Olin and
Humphreys sat IN bdnc yesterday, aud were en-
gagged As follows:
D. W. Davis, patent appeal This case was
argued by Mr.. Crawford and Mr.. Pierce. This was
a patent case ,nv"lyina nm interference between
patents for refriscrating appliances for use In the
transportation Of meat Sc on cars and ship boa rd
No decision was given.
Francis X. Dant vs.. The District OF Columbia
trlct, appellant. and by Mr.. Davidce for DGnt II
Is an appeal from the Circuit Court. where Mr..
Dant recovered against the District sjO for in
lurles resulting from his fall into an excavation
decision under adviscmcnt.
Some formal motions were entered, and tho court
adjourned.
NoILE PROsEQUI.
In the Criminal Court yesterday n n0Hc prOsoguj
was entered In the OF the District of Columbia
vs.. John W. Proctor.
PUBLIC SUITS.
Henry. R Koon who was injured by being
thrown down in February 1876 by one Of the cars
Of the Columbia railroad entered suit Wednesday
morning against the company, claiming son dam
ages for the injuries lie claims that his Injuries
were the result Of II defective brake used on the
car.
MARRIAGE LICENSES YESTERDAY.
Walter p. Magruder. Of Montgomery county, Md
aud Helen NJ, Evans, of this city; Peter C. Gardner
and Mary J. Sopcr.
LAND CONvEYANCEs.
The following We're recorded Yesterday: A. r.
Kelly ct uS. tn WIN, u. Orme, lot Is In square pos
for 81 n: John q. Evans and wife to NJ g,
MSH"u, part Of lot D. in square 2S} for 81 go;
Stephen VI. Curran 10 lwRrd Abnar. part nC lot g.
IN square iOI, for sl2nnO; Alex X. Shepherd to A,
Gleason, part oflOt a. In square west of 623 at
Sme W. NJ. Pyncheln to National Metropolitan
Fire Insurance Company, loslO, in square 2O5 for
81 ,tls.
National Republican., 1877-10-04

FALL 0vERCoArs at $3.50 and up
EISRAAE BkOs,, corner Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
To Order,

Pants ut g. and suits at S2o.
EIsEAAE BIOS, cornef Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
Auction Sales To-day,

By Duncanson Bros:
donhio g. IN m % Horses, carriages buggies, sle'ghs
ceries, whiskics, wines, rum, gin, brandy nort
elarets, platform and counter scales, sugar mill
hardware, &c.
AZ p. in,, desirable business property No. COZ
pcnnsylvania avenue between Sixth and Seventh
streets northwest.
BY Wash. b. williams
Al i0G m, at 9it Twelfth street northwest, SUI
pcrior walnut chamber and parlor furniture, car
By Thomas Bowling:
60. - ~ ~ " 'f'
by n. u. Warner:
Ats p. m, one acre Of land. improved by two.
story frame dwelling and necessary out. t.houses ht
Brightwood, d. G.
RppFpr n HptTzu,x roa1 osta,o oro,,t ato T.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NDD FELLOWS HALL
TONIGHT.
CIIANLFS MNUENOY'S
FIr'' US OrilinAl
II BER Moon
COMEDY COMPANY
seventy i've ilrndid Tnbe1IN II u rating the be-
witchinc srcu' ry - Ireland
The % pIlar CbI ely Of IRISH HEARTS,
written irr III" llbern'c m. ard rpplete with SONGS
dances, clotuscs and comic= situation will bo en-
acted. "" ""
Admission, % cents. lie crved seats 10 cents.
Matinee sa'uffry nj octet
national THEATRE TONIGHT
DIR. Oliver Goldsn,ith's Great Comedy
SHE sTOOrs TO CONQUER.
The DashlnS Light Comedian,
MR. IlUTS J.. JAMlS.
The Charming toiretennr and Vocalist,
HISS LAURA JOYCE.
Tho Excellent nni EavOrite Artistic,
Mrs. a. &. GERMOS.
The Admirable Comedian,
MR. GEO. W. nESHAM
knd the Eniir. Company In the Cast.
MATINEE SATURDAY. AT2.
OiIbsr s-NOS STAMMWITZ
LADY JANE GREY.
ocatf IstarSt'ritcl
National Republican., 1877-10-04
EXCURSIONS.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
The steamer ARROW, CaptaIn Frank UorIins,.
.end Is the only brst allowed To land passeng
Mount Vernon Wharf Pnssengers taking this
steamer (which In connected with the Ladies' Molut
Vernon Association) avoid riding In ambulances
three miles ~ by other lines.
Grounds.
Steamer leaves Seventh-stre wharf DAILY, (5un-
day eH"-pte) at 10 u. IN. and returns about n. IN.
J. MCIi, ,1IOILIStiSwORTH,
- - Supt LADIES' Mount Vernon Association,
FRANK IlDLLtNGSHEAD, str. Arrow. H2-tf
National Republican., 1877-10-04

RobERr q. HoLrZM,S, real estate agent 90 +
street northwest, has some well located Furnished,
houses to rent to private families only.
National Republican., 1877-10-04

To Order.
rants at 81 and suits at san.
EIsENAN Bros corner Seventh and strects
National Republican., 1877-10-04

NCOLN HALL.
ONLY ONE GRAND MATINEE CONCERT.
sATuhphn. MsrOBER O. AT E4i O'CLOCK.
The Sprndi Orchestra that Tor the last three weeks
has played nightly to large ard fashionable audiences
NJ the baltimore Academy Of Music will this occI.
Deer Opera h''D r'nd ,r NRisd programme OF their
rhpireI PIECES
Vocal selections will he rendered by the noted Bal
MISS ANSIs MONTAGUE,
Miss EVA MILE,
- Ana the popular baritone of the Kellogg English
Mr.. W. 7 CARLETON.
Admission. 81 cents. KpSpTvCd sratS rs cents BoN.
sheet opens al Mrtznrotts Wein, sday oct. n oc+it
nPERA HOUSE.
HERMAN BRoS. ........,,,,,,..,.,. pronrietor.
TiiE FAMILY nFsGRT. CXTEHiYU in FfPRt'EIilST
FOR ILDI ATmESCE!
Tremendous lltt uf III. New Combination
TUESDAY, OCTUBERa,
EMMA Titan AND dEoRiEw BROWN.
The Operate Vocalist
MILE, AMENIA CASsIMA.
,T,a American R!nc Team.
The Irlsi Team.
CoLI.SER AND FOREMAN.
comm, or TN Triple CiTslsis, ,,,
And our brilliant Stock C,mpany, Concluding every
evening aud the matns.s with tre I've; utinli drnna
sREE sn.RIE;qE TE T,IE TitAS Ahs fAnE9HE; or TIE
Remember tir cheap prices. GALLERY, Is cents.
Dr"s Circle - cents; paTquctte 50 cenih Mat nees
MHih'rdhS AM saturday ocs-d
RlLLIARpS.-SEATON HALL.
- Corner Ninth aud ID streets northwest
,,,,o,, ssEvcryihlnS Frs Cias-xa
National Republican., 1877-10-04

80 GERMAN-AMERICAN KINDERGARTES
and school for children nom three to sixteen years
81 nge Offering every advantage of thorough cduca
Hon. Pupils admitted ut any time. Terms moderate
Principals, Misses POLLOCK and NOERR, iI27 fhir.
teeIth street northwest Normal class for ladies
For particulars. inquire above, or at 76 street
hufthwest. kp.plm
National Republican., 1877-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ser HAVING SEVERED MY CONNECTION
with lhe District government take this method OF
mourning my friends and bate patrons that have
ps sesnmed u. practice Of ARCIItfEtTuRE, and viii
utcnd TO the BUILDING BUSINESS generally in
the city and county "
Viii make measurements. prepare estimates for
al Kinds OF construction. furnish cost or contract
or all kinds OF materials relating TO buildlnRe
secure contracts adjust losses by fire and arbitrate
ana adjust dnercnces.
National Republican., 1877-10-04

IL REsTAURANT PARIsIRN-F 60
~ FRENCH RESrAURANT.--Tnble D'hote din.
htr, 70 cents nom to o'clock a n eats nil day Al
very moderate prices. Best chickens Croaustte Gn1
er doSen, Chicken salad SOC Orders for dinner mar.
orders a RRofitm """
sas2 I'm French 1,ook pranretn,
National Republican., 1877-10-04
SPECIAL .ISSESSHESTS.

FALL OvERcoArs at $3.50 and up.
EIsEMAs Bios. corner Seventh and L streets
National Republican., 1877-10-04

puRE MILK.
4 FIX. WARD, Alderney Dairics DEPOT, whole
Siie aud retail dnnlsr IN Pure MIX and Cream, Oios
and Depot, w u street northwest Washington, ~ O.
tioin Bniter 20 cents, churRed every dsv At a. N.
tholSe Aiderney Butter ~ cents, IN y n prints But
4 hour d,s ..,s
National Republican., 1877-10-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES yEsrERDAy
LAND CoNvEYANCEs.

Walter p. Magruder. Of Montgomery county, Md
aud Helen N, Evans. of this city; Peter C. Gardner
and Mary J. sopcr.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
PrRLIC SUITS.

In the Criminal Court yesterday n0Ho pr0scqu
was entered IN the case OF the District of ColumGis
W.. John W. Proctor
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
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BONDHOLDERS' MEETING.

The Chicago, Danvillc and yincennes Railroad was
oecoscd and sold last February, and at the saio
bought in for tho benefit OF the bondhoders. The
who bought IL arc now managing II, and want
il rcorganzcd Twenty miles of the road lnisnet
and there about twenty-four miles unfinished.
May meeting OF the bondholders OF the Indiana
DIVISION held to devise plans Tor It's reorganiza
tion. AT that meeting committee. consisting of
Mcssrs A. T. Whitehead. f. IL. Story and A. T.
Churr, visited the property behalf Of the
bondholdcIs, and endeavored 10 settlo upon q
plan with tho Illinois bondhodcrs. but failed.
The plan first Submitted by them offered the Illinois
bondnodcrs bonds Tor .heir principa 81 500 OOU,
tho Indiana OondhOders to have nifty per cont OF their
bonds amounting TO $3.50, ,O00 These bonds wore TO
be secured by mortgage on the Whole property. or
the entirc $3 900 ~ be retained to
plcte the Indiana branch, &C. The Indiana bondhod-
ers to have income bonds for bali their loss. This
proposal rejected by the Illinois committee and
another plan proposed Tor the formation OF
company, &c. which tho Indiana bondholders' COM
,nitlcc rejected. They then prepared third plan,
based prospective value OF the two divisions
lbis Ia turn refused by the Illinois bondholdcrs
who then called upon the Indiana boEdhodors Tor tho
payment OF advances made and asked them to arrange
relieve them oi tho charge OF the properly. The
committee, hhdng IL Impossible to accomplish
the oud for which they called into existence,
conc ludcd to call general meeting, which held
Ut No 80 Wall street yesterday. AT this meeting they
made their report, and alter review OF their action,
It. concluded TO continue tho committee with the
addition Of Mcssrs q. b. Saitcrcc and A. W. Hsrri-
division, other party tnat would bo Of advap
the bunduOldcrs.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The suspension of J. Clark Wilson Co., one OF the
largest hardware commission houses in ths city, Vt
No. 81 Beekman street, is announced. The principal
causes of their embarrassment their inability to
make collections and tho deprecationi In valuos Thoy
good many bad debts. OF their customers which
rated the highest having faod to pay theni. The
exact amount OF the liabilities Is not known but they
said to amount TO upward OF $i00 001 The book
keepers busly engaged IN preparing statement
OF the aud liabilities, and II Is expected that
Will he finished time submit It tho creditors
before the end OF the week. They have large stock
OF goods hand which has deprecated greatly, and
said goods which cost $50 600 would not real
iZc more than half that amount The failure OF Lhe
firm docs not affect the Wilson Manufacturing CON-
pany OF New London. whose goods arc consigned 10
them. 1t Is thought that the creditors Will graS,t
extension.
George 4. Kssam, commission merchant, late Of The
firm OF KssaIn, Fielding & Co.. and Kissam Gun.
dakcr has boon adjudcated n voluntary bankrupt by
Register Allen. HIS liabilities amount 10 about $l7, 600
which includes 81, $40 ~ in accommodation paper.
Among the largest creditors are the folowingGeorgo
l.. Brown, $6,4l3; Walker Son, S. 52l 81; John I.
Sawyer, $1,000; T. Van Volkcnbergh Co., $l,0l6 -
Application made yesterday to Register Dwight
by Crank Scnuman manufacturer OF checker boards,
&C. at No. Is Dcy street, for his discharge om bank
ruplcy, and there opposition the part OF
the creditors his petition Will be granted.
A meeting OF the creditors OF Joseph W. Durycc,
dealer IN lumber, at No 25S Chcrry street, held
yesterday ut tho oice OF Register Dwight to provo
debts and elect assignee Ia bankruptcy The credit
ors were largely and debts the
OF s73,9oD II were proved, tho following being The
largesl:-Mary Durycc, $4,000: J. Btgcr Co.,
$ll 44O; Andrew W. Whitlock, Jr, executor, 200;
Andrew w. whitlock, Jr., 81 S0O George Z. Ludlam,
XII Iio 49, In the election ior assignee Mr. George G.
Ludlam was chosen.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
FISHING IN CENTRAL PARK.

Alderman Cole yesterday offered a scros OF resou-
tions In tho Board setting that ''thc large IN
the Central Park has become ovestocked with fish OF
several varieties TO such extent 10 render the
turgid and unhealthy, and TO initiate against
IT'S attractivoness ana beauty" Tho eloquent city
Father further goos to say that "much amusement
and recreation might DO Afforded great many OF
our citlzcns oil plscatoriai tastcs " permitted
to indulge, II only occasionally, In the sport
OF angling the waters of the lnko under the most
stringent rules and regulations to bc escrocd by ths
Park commissioners, The Aidcfman's resolution
concludes win request ~ the Department OF Parks
tako into consideration the proprcty o permitting
residents OF THIS city ohly 10 takc ish by angling from
Tho waters OF tue largo lake tue Central Park
the Casino aud 10 report tho result Of their debcras
tons 10 this Board as soon as possible"
vote was then taken, but tho resolution was lost
motion 10 reconsider however, wus carried, thAA
tho matter can be agaln brought ups
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
DIRECTORS ELECTED. .

The spuyteu Duyvl and Port Morris Railroad stock.
holders mot yesterday, at tho Grand Central Depot.
and elected tho following directors :-Messrs W.
H. Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt, ". X. Wander
bit, Frederick W. Vanderbilt W. q. Wctmore, Angus
tus scholl, a. Is. Baylis, John b. Dutcher, ROBERT
J. Nlvon, Joseph Harker, Chauncey u. Depcw, W. II.
Leonard and Samuel \. Rarger.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11

S,TEAMBoAr RESTLESS TO CHARTER FOR EXCUR
lysons; $40 to s0J per day Apply NJ ID Coenues shp
cor SO 1t
The New York herald., 1877-07-11

IA Esr POINT OK NEwBuRG DAILY HxCEpr
w Sundays).Take regular Albany Limo return BY down
boat tickets ut excursion rates. SEQ Dav Limo ad
vertlsenlenL
The New York herald., 1877-07-11


SNEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
The swift and magnificent stennsers
EMPIRE STATE AND JESSE HOlT
leave New York IRON pier g. North River, foot Rector ST..
Tor sandy Hook 10 80 10 40 A. NJ. ~ r. NJ return
ing arrive New York 81 80 A. NJ, go. T. ~; Sundays
30 A. NJ. returning, arrive q 80 T. VI.
Fare Tor round . rip only 90 cents -
Grand Concerts by Prof Asrons Brass Reed and String
Band. Special rates Tor largo parties TO sandy HOOK
Highlands aDd Long Branch. Apply to
CilAEI.I.S T. McFADDIN.
t,eurr mi Ticket Agent, Long branch.
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-25
A PETITION.


The following petition is being circulated
throurllout the Territory, and is receiving a
large number of signatures.
As is wisely said by the Chief Executive
OF the Territory in his annual message to
your honorable body: The wise provision
o. tfpe Creator in assigning one day in seven
for rest, should receive tie same attention
from us that il has from the Statesman, the
PhilaDthropist and Patriot throughout the
length and breadth OF Our land. BY obedi-
enee to this law OF the Sabbath, the bonds
that unite society are strengthened. our citi-
zens are elevated to ahigher plane OF moral
greatness. while the homes and happiness
Of all our people are EXCHANGED thereby"
A.d AS the peace Of society and the quiet
cess of the Sabbath is repeatedly disturbed
by rioting and qnarrelliag caused principal
ly by drunkenness and tile sale OF intoxicat-
Ing liquors on Sunday. whereby the Divine
Command. " Remember the Sabbath day to
keep it holy" held so sacred by a very large
majority Of Il citizens, is constantly bro
ken, therefore VIC. OIL petitioners, earnest
= P'ay lHt1 isC ~ VI 1aSS0iiOlf ohi
enact alaw prohibiting the sale of such Ii
Quors on Sundays. anil submit the following
draft Of a Bill for that purpose. to wit:
BE it enacted by the Legislative assembly OF
Montana Ib,ritofy:
Sec. ]. That hereafter it shah be unlaw-
ful forany person. either as principal. agent
or otherwise to keep open of the first day
ut the {yaal,# k.GJot,nI3fu .ajEI sunl.ty anS
saloon. brewery, shop. booth. tent, or other
place, where amy spirituous or malt liquors.
vine or cider, or any Intoxicating liquors OF
intoxicating drinks OF any KIND or character
are kept for sale or gift.
Sec. 2. That hereafter it shall be ullaw.
ful for any person. either as principal. agent
or otherwise, at The places named in section
l., on the first day OF the week, commonly
called Sunday. to sell. barter. give, furnish
or cause to be furnished. to any person Oh
persons WhnmsoeNer. under any pfetex
whatsoever. any sf}irituous or malt liquors
Wine or cider, or amy Intoxicating liquors OF
intoxicating drinks of any KIND on character
sec. 3. That each ard every person sio,at
ing any OF The provisions Of this act, tH eacl
ohence, upon conviction. be punished b.
me, In u sum not less tha~niollais, no
more than--tlollars. or by imprisonment
III the county Jail for a period not Less
nor more than--or by both such lin
ana imprisonment.
sec. 4. And tie provisions of tliis Ae
SNAIL not be construed To include druggist
sFother persons who shall, III good faith
sell or dispose of the articles aforemel
''ohed' Tor medicinal purposes only.
oec. .. This Act shall go into effect an
remain III force from and after the--da
OLA. p. 1877.
Ana' as IN dug fond, your ~retitionel
viii ever pray.