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National Republican., 1877-10-23

PHILADELPHIANs are never satisfied They
had the Centennial. Twenty millions of pco-
pie visited 1t and spent their money there.
The Supreme Court decided that the 81, 100000
loaned by the Government should be paid
back The decision was complied with by the
Board of Finance. A lot of spectators bought
up the stock, expecting the Court to give the
money to the stockholders. Now they want
Congress to give 1t to them. The Board of
Finance has nothing to do with the scheme.
National Republican., 1877-10-23

TunsDAY Y:i':;i.iiti,i OCTOBER "a 1877
National Republican., 1877-10-23

VIZ ARE glad to note the probable reelection
of Senator ALLISON, of Iowa. He is a man of
sterling talent and true Republican. Al
though modest and un, rctontious, he docs
much good work In the Senate Above ALL he
has ever been, both as u member of tho House
and since his Senatorial career, firm advocate
of the rights of the District of Columbia.
National Republican., 1877-10-23
WANTS.
BOAR DING.

ROARDISG.-THE NILLMAN HOUSE. ONE
- square n rth of the Capitol superior accUmmo-
dillons' 'rst class board. Terms reasonable.
National Republican., 1877-10-23

| LNDR RENT--wc,l furnished double house north.
wCs;. COZ tam ur,een roons rd Es'msnt'
la n 4 mpl,r tO,vrni N - stnN will hnisC, II de-.
r,d. Address for tirCc day, b - :ob, CitE Post
OIC' o. 0N
National Republican., 1877-10-23
ROOMS FOR RENT.

An advertisement irsrrtSt IN ms department Il IA
rliy pTnSr mcihod of SJsrdRU rtntiEp your rODInS
hsif'V pIftsr'itD uD d'JdcinD " your hDusS tDGh
W"rIrd BY pr0pcr condemnation your udINIfirn'H
may ~ not INTO tro Hii's. cOdt f'rmv cents for
HnfTfiful
National Republican., 1877-10-12
Base Hall.

Notwithstanding the chilly weather large
audience gathered on the Olympic grounds ye'ter-
day afternoon to witness the final contest between
the Creighton and National, and had II not been
for the glaring errors Of tho Greens In the FIRST
inning, BY which their opponents were enabled to
score siI unearned runs, they would have undoubt-
ely won the game, for In the fourth inning they
9 4 the hang Of Bannon's curves and batted him
all over the Held securing six runs three OF which
,ss was only temporary for the Nationals In the
remaining innings retired tho Crcghtons for blanks
and added four runs 10 their list thus winning the
game by a score OF 10 to O. The fielding on both
sides barring 'that disastrous frst" was excellent,
as apparently good hits were gobbled by the field.
ers, running catches largely prcdoninating Ban
non made the longest hit OF The game In the sixth
inning sending the ball away over Ragan's head,
In len field, on which he secured home run amid
unboundcd applause. Kinney caught as he always
does, and Lon" Dallas nrst base play was superb,
not an error being credited TO him.
Howard Wall carried of the honors on the
creighton side both In batting and fielding, rs he
made three fine running catches Of difficult hys.
Burch's catch of BannOn's low liner In the fourth
inning deserves especial mention, and GSskins at
nrst and Sullivan on second attended to every
ming that came In their way. 1t was proven yes
terday that Withcrows common ball delivery Is
too much for any ono catcher, no less than three
lie Is, without doubt one Of the swiftest In the
country, and all that he requires is good catcher
and any club securing him will have jewel.
Major umpired the game In very impartial man
ncr, and gave general satisfaction. The following
Is summary of the game:
National Republican., 1877-10-12
Police Court.

Ida Sears, profanity, forfeited IS. Harry
Christman, charged with keeping his bar open on
sunday; case continued to Saturday. VIM. Adams
and Harry Davis, loud and boisterous; s. each.
Wm: u. Thompson. driving through n procession
nf the knights Templnr forfeited $40. Thomas
Galley, charged with assault on h. IT, Porter; dis
missed for want of prosecution. Frank Williams,
nn incorrgible boy. was sent to the Reform school
Jerry Ice, for assault on George Hawkins: con-
tnucd until to-day, Margaret Kemp forfeited $40
for assault on Winfrcd Karncy John l.. Nelson,
charged with the larceny Of coffin. grave clothes
etc., from :. ID. sparrow; continued indefinitely.
Annie Jackson and WIN. Newton, charged with
the forgery of deed Of trust continued until to-
day, Jenny Baker charged with profanity. paid
s., Bridget Lcycrrcy, receiving stolen goods; con-
tinucd to Saturday.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
Tho SclIlllerlaIInd

Although this fourishing literary society
has met with quite loss, for time at least by the
appointment Of Its genial and popular president,
Paul H. Berkau, ESQ.,, as pelnion agent In New
York State which Will necessltate his absence from
the olty this winter II n not the intention Of It's
members 10 allow the society 10 90 down. A meet
ing Ofa number who have been students Of Ger.
man was held nt the house Of lady member ON
"Wednesday evening, 10 meet Prof Iencss, now Of
Baltimore, aud to listen TO an Illustration Of his
hns become popular In New York Boston and else
where The class have engaged his services for q
course Of Instruction, and propose to get up an
elementary class IN which outsiders win be ad-
mitted and Of which due notice will bs given
when arrangements are perfected
National Republican., 1877-10-12
Fall Overcoats
in o different styles.
EIsEMAS Bros, corner Seventh and Z streets
CITY NOTES.

"A very fine brick building is now being
erected on street, between Fourteenth and Fif
tccnth.
"A fine specimen of the American gray
eagle Is kept In innocent captivity In the basement
OF the Metropolitan hotel
Tho Reformed Church, which holds its
meetings In Lincoln hall, Is not the Church OF the
Rcdccmcr-Rciormcd Episcopal.
"A new addition has just been put on Har.
vey \ lloldens oyster saloon in the shape of bay
window on Eleventh street, which improves the
appearance very much.
: The steamer Charlotte Vanderbilt, which
has been sold to some parties in New York for sj-
mnnd Of Capt Joe Denty.
The beautiful front building Of the Wash
ington market; now In course OF erection, will be
completed ~ about month. 1t Is to be occupied
by commission merchants.
The street pavement at the junction and
vicinity of Massachusetts avenue and Tenth street
i very much in need Of repairs. In the condition
1t Is now II becomes disgrace to the city.
The publication of the name of C. Z. Fos-
ter as member OF the provisional committee of
the Church Of the Redcemer, Reformed Episcopal
was mistake, as his name was used without his
authority.
Last night as chariot No. A was making
Its regular transit II lost tire of Of one of It's
wheels. The passengers were transferred to chariot
NJ :; and continued on their journey. The dis
ablcd chariot was then driven slowly home
Ono of tho modern conveniences which
grace the walls Of the Ebbtt house is a new and
improved fre-cscapc. II communicates directly
with each hoor. IL Is one Of the great necessities
with which each hotel and boarding. g.house should
be supplied.
Two generous hearted boys yesterday res
cucd a cat from drowning. It had by some inyste.
rious way fallen into the sewer ut the corner { (
Four'and-ahhlf street and Missouri avenue and
from all appearances II had been there day {
two, as II was nothing but skeleton.
The large square brick building on Six.
tccn;andn half street, near q. known as the Miner
IL In In npIaI ht.a n
conrcd students. 1t Is nearly completed, and the
desks are all ready 10 be put up. The building
Will be ready for occupation before December.
The post Office at .Blithewood, Prince
Georges county. Nd, on the baltimore and Po-
tnmac railroad has been discontinued on account
Of neglect OF duty on the part OF the postmaster
there and there being no other person who wants
the office. Mail matter for Bthewood will be sent
to and delivered from Washington.
FALL OvERCoATs, IS to $50.
National Republican., 1877-10-12

On October 10 of Miss Whitehousc, daughter of
Hon. J. o. Whitehou.s Of Poughkeepsie, " Y, and
Mr L. y. Howell of Philadelphia. These parties are
well known In Official aud social circles here. Mr.
Whitchouse was member Of the Forty third and
fOrty-iourth Congresses. Mr.. Howell Is promi
ncntly known In railway circles here and ON the
Pacific coast, and has had charge Of important in
terests hero In the past few years, Mr. and Mrs.
Howell leave for San Francisco In a short time.
The bridal party are at Willard's
National Republican., 1877-10-12

ONE visit 10 Or Hartley insures instant relief for
cntarrh. No cNorbitant fees in advance. Resi-
dence removed 10 034 New York avenue
Leftof clothing watches, pistols &C.. bought at
icrZog's yl5 d street Orders attended to-
All kinds OF trunks made to order, repaired and
covered At Murray's, 800 Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
The finest New York butter In the city; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania and Western but.
ter, at SpiCer's butter store. southwest corner of
Ninth and streets. Fine cheese at less than Bal
tlmOre prices No lmpossibilitics advertised but
prices as low a. the lowest. Call and be con.
Yinced.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
Fire In u Mail Wagon.

On going to the Baltimore and Potomac
depot on Wednesday evening the lamp In one OF
the new regulation wagons exploded, and set fire
10 mAA bag containing newspapers, The local
hgenL Mr.. W. q. Atkinson, succeeded in putting
out the dTc before any damage was done, but had
his hands considerably burned In doing so.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
Fell from N window,

About $50 o'clock yesterday morning Willie
T.. shirley, ten years Of age residing at 22ll I
street northwest, fell from the second story of his
home in the pavement and received serious cut
across the left temple DrS. Mead and Foster who
National Republican., 1877-10-12

A rarc treat Is In store for the patrons of
the game IN this city. as the Excelsior of Bslti-
more, viii play the National OH the olympic
grounds Tomorrow afternoon. The National In
their former contests with this club have invariably
been beaten, but they will try hard to redeem
morrow
National Republican., 1877-10-12
rhe ChnritnhIe and mdu.trInl A..ocInlInn.

At regular meeting Of the National Union
Charitable and Industrial Association yesterday,
Bishop Brown In the chair, Mr. e. r Fleetwood
was elected member, and also TO the secretary.
nip. Messrs. West, Hall and Lee were appointed
a committee to SEQ II the Lincoln Mission building
could be obtained for the use of the association.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
at Falls Church. Fairfax County,
virginia.

u
Virginia.
Wednesday evening was the happy occasion
Of the marriage Of Mrs. Anna i. Harnden, only
daughter Of Wells Forbes, esq, of Falls Church,
and John NJ. Crossman, son Of Isaac Crossman, OF
the same place. The ceremony was performed at
the residence Of the brides parents. by the Rev
Mr.. Boyer, Of the NJ. T. church. assisted by Rev
Mr.. Pond OF the Congregational church. In the
presence Of many relatives and friends amer which
the company sat down to O delicate and well.pr
pared dinner.
The presents were varied and beautiful consist.
ing Of u silver tea set, caster, pickle dishes cake
knife, spoons vases, clock and other useful arti-
cles atcsting the regard and friendship Of relatives
and friends at home and at a distance.
THE NEwLY-MARRIED COUPLE
are highly esteemed in the community. and com.
mcnce the journey Of life under the most favorable
auspices. Many and hearty are the kind wishes
that will follow them from the hcarthstone of their
parents to their new and beautiful home In the
suburbs of the village Among the relatives and
friends present were the parents and family OF the
bride and groom, Rev. Mr.. Boyer, Rev Mr. Pond
and wife. Mrs. c. NJ. Weeks and her son, Mr. H. IT,
Weeks. Of Boston; Major Hiram Brown and wife
Miss Julia Brown, Mr., John Brown, Miss Maggie
Birch, Mr.. W. W. Kinsley and wife, Prof Harring
ton and wife, Dr. Gardner and wife, Mr.. Joseph
and Miss Ettie Gardner. g. A. L. Mcrrihed and
wife, Mr.. Hubbell and wife. Mr.. Wilbur Birch, Mr.
Frank Shreve and Others
National Republican., 1877-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss-HOPE LODG n, NO. 20. n. A. a. MA
stated communication ofthis lodge will be held on
Friday evening, October u, at o'clock. Every
member Is requested TO be present ~ bnslne~ 81 Inn
portance will be transacted. by oder ofW. M. A.
p. MARsT0N, Secretary. ocl2
and ridiculous attempt was made last wednesday to
initiate the tunes and marches played by the United
states Marine band through washington by gang Z
men and boys. whoare simple as 10 believe them
selves musicians. Many conynlesccnts were thrown
into relapse from the effect OF such unearthly noise
and the public was scandazcd In seeing the r, ai
leader and director Of that socaed band walking
Oncognto) At q short distance ciappng his hands
alter each quick step and look around TO encourage
others TO follow bis example IN order TO esablishi
reputation, lie had better keep his young pupils at
home and teach them the irst rudinents OF music.
eeSpecis to soon be abp TO add his two little bears
10 the number ofhis musIclans
ocr,-s A. LEWIS.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
THoMPSoN's PoMADE OPTINE,

JouyES's 1sopEROrs Kin GLOVE CLEANSER.
Rcnoyatcs soilcd gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price 2b cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-10-12

FALL ovERcoArs. s. to $50
A. sAKs ( Co.. $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-12

Our 81 suit TO order equal to any s3j suit In tho
city, at KATzESsTEis's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-12

GESTL ENES's Hats Of all grades
STINEMETz, Halter, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-12

FALL ovERcoATs, s. to $50
A. SAKs & Co. 3l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
Indication.

Indications.
For he Middle atlantic States colder, clear or
partly cloudy heather, noythnesieriy ,rinds aud
risina barometer.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
CITY ITEMS.


WELLS ORIGINAL MACHINE. SPREAD 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.
HoUNd people pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with ThnrstOn's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der the best dentfrico known. II will preserve
their whieness through life prevent decay and
toolhache. Much pain and trouble Is caused by
early neglect, therefore tako heed in time Price,
% and 30 cents per bottle.
TIIoMPSOS's PoMApE OPTINE.
An olcnginnus compound of singular merit for
dressing the hair. Its use soon renders harsh dry
hair soft aud pliHble strengthens II when weak
and gives 1t that rich gloss which is the charm Of
early youth. Price, 25 and 80 cents per bottle.
CLEAHsE the system and purify the blood remOv-
Ing dyspepsia, sick headache, constipation and all
diseases caused by dlsurdercd stomach or liver.
Qulrks Irish Tea will do II. Sold by all druggists.
Price, % cents per package,
I,saV, ~. fr.4
National Republican., 1877-10-12

orr SIS suits are good all.wOol goods thorough,
shrunk and 1T guaranteed or money refunded, a
KATzESsrEIS's $40 seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
THE Law RECORD.

YouSG Men and Youths Helmets
srISEMErz, Halter, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-12

FALL OyERcoAr., s. to so.
4 stKs 4 Co., $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

A CHILD's suit at $50.
EIsEMAS. Bros corner Seventh and + streets
National Republican., 1877-10-12

FALL ovrRooATs s5 to $40. .,,o.,
National Republican., 1877-10-12
B u T. II E. R .
EXCURSIONS.

NOTICE To MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Holings
head Is the only boat allowed to land passengers
Mount Vernon Wharf, Passengers taking this
steamer (Which IL connected with the Ladies' Mount
Vernon AssoclatiOn) avoid riding In ambuances
three miles Ms by other lines.
Round trip, o., including admission to Mansion and
Grounds
Steamer leaves Seventh-strect wharf DAILY, (Sup
dav escepted) at 10 n ~. and returns about r. NJ.
J. MCII. HOILINGSWOItTII,
Supt. Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
PRANK HOLIINGSHEAD. str. Arrow. ly,H
National Republican., 1877-10-12

OUR $40 suits TO order are same as elsewhere
at SIS.
EIsEMAS BROS corner Seventh and + streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.

The new, safe and commodons steamer MARY
WAsHINGTON b now carrying passengers TO Mt
vernon and furnishing carriages To transport them
TO the Mansion, By Ihis route persons avoid a no!
walk up long hill. The distance Is one and n half
miles. not three. Leaves Seventstre wharf every
day SUNDAY excepted At 1000 m. and returns about
$50 m. Fare 81, Including admission and carriage
ride TO and from the Mansion. le2,-tf
National Republican., 1877-10-12

FALL OyEWcoATs, s. to $50.
A. sAKs & Co, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-12

FALL o vERcoArs, S. to $50.
A. sAKs & Co., 3l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
M4TRTMONT.IL.

FALL ovgRcoArs, IS to s31
A. sAKs & Co. 3l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-12

Fall Overcoats
In % different styles.
EIsEAAS, Bros, corner Seventh and Streets
Our s. children's suits are beauties" at
KATzESsTEIN's $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-12
A. LEWIS.

HS-sPECIAL NOTICE-WTTH MANY THANKS
TO my friends and the public for their liberal patron
age beg 70 state that my stock fnew goods, lncud
ing ladies and Rentemcns Furnishings and hncy
goods complete and composed largely Of goods Just
Of the decline In both goods and gold.
, i have q better stock than ever OF ladies, under.
ton. ~
Every style Of corset and ladies' and chidrens un.
derclothlns made 10 order At the lowest prices
ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
- go Tenth street northwest
N. y French, ucrman and Spanish spoken.
National Republican., 1877-10-12

MERcHANrs AND OTHERS WISHING
JOB PRINTING
Of any description should call at THE REPUBLl-
CAN OFFICE satisfaction guaranteed, both as TO
price and quality. Ocl2-tf
National Republican., 1877-10-12
We Notice the Marriage

u OvERCoArs, s. to so.
A. sAKs & Co, SIG Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-10-12
oc5-FkNfIl

ns- GERMAN.AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN
and school for children from three to sixteen years
% age: offering every advantage Of thorough educa
llon. Pupils admitted Ht any time. Terms moderate
Principals, Misses POLLOCK and NoERR 1i2l Thir.
For particulars. inquire above, or at 7lo street
northwest selplm
National Republican., 1877-10-12
COKE DOWN TO FOUR CENTS.
20 BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR $40.
GAsLIGIIT OFFICE,

PESTAURANT PARISIES-F LASS
~ FRENCH HREsSTAURANT.-Table D'hotc din.
ner, 70 cents from TO oc0ck 4 IA cdtr all day, at
very moderate prices. Best chickens CrOqnette 500
per dozen, Chicken Salad 5DC Orders for dinner par.
lies balls, receptions etc strict attention TO small
orders. q. BROCHE
sen I'm French Cook, Proprletor
National Republican., 1877-10-12

FALL ovERcoArs, IS to $50.
A. SAKs & Co, 3l6 Seventh stree
National Republican., 1877-10-12

Doings In the Supreme Court-Cases In Gene
raj Term Of the District-Marriage Licenses
Issued-suits Acknowledgements for To-
day-Transfers Of Real Estate Recorded.
National Republican., 1877-10-12

MEDICINAL.
N~NSNosNs-~-~S~~0~N-Nn7~N~Ns--
HAPPY RELIEF
To all suffering nom chronic diseases Of all kinds,
Confidential consultation invited personally or by
mall. New method of treatment New and reliable
remedies Books and circulars sent free I'm sealed EN-
velopes. Address Howard Association, Iis n. Ninth
street. Philadelphia, Pa, institution havinga high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
skill myIsIy
National Republican., 1877-10-12
COURT CALENDER FOR TO-DAY.
SmnrrmC Cnmrt Of the District.

Mary Fletcher ard CRthHrnc Lucas to Lizzie
Rcnshaw, for S29j part Of lot 81, old GeOrgct0wn.
Al square ls5 H. ID. Cooke Ir 70 Henrietta stuart
for siGOJD, lot square 3lp, Reginald Fcndall
trustee to Samuel Crowley, for 500 lot 30 square
i9G, Henrietta Stuart To IT, d. Cooke jr foSsi 900
lot g. square $50. District of Columbia to Sarah
Balcnger. for Sii, part OF lot ~. square 5l2 r. A.
Phillips to Jane Denny, for sj,2OO, lot 49, square
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young ladies while playing oroquet in
the presence of their beaux had better oct
the lsuguid or feeble, and tap the balls 10
an exhausted sort of way that would in
dictate the probability Of shortly having to
interview an undertaken. Many girl has
scared IF frst class lover by hitting the
balls whsck with the mallet that nearly
split them in half. No man likes to face
the possibility that 80 would they do unto
him."
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WRBsrIR's Dictionary. ILIu.r

WEBsrER's Dictionary, ILLUsTRAr-
Ed EDIrIoa In short, there is not An IT
or science, in tho whole range Of arts
and science. knowledge OF which may
not be acquired here. But time and Space
both fail to tell OF al the new aud wonder
full and valuable things to be found in this
book. It should be one of the necessarie-
OF life in every house. Il is library in
itself, AMI curtains the pith and the es-
sence of all other books. With this and
the Bible, We might 60 comfortably
through the world, AID 6nd no great lack
-Independfnt.
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In order to secure the greatest amount Of
milk, COWS should, during thu hot weather
er, have an abundance of good, clean water.
The hot sun Of these days renders the
grass less succulent - it natures, and
dries up the natural amply Of water, 80
thst it will stand the farmer in pocket to
pump liberal supI y for his stock, four
or even Eve times day, wherever there ia
not an abundance OF clean. fresh water
supplied BY natural means. The use of
surface water from stagnsnt pools lie at
once injurious to the animals themselves
and e. their milk.
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The fall term of the LIST District school
will commence on Monday, Sept. Sd, under
the supervision Of Mr.. L. w. Briggs, of
Green Bay, as Principal. An able corps
of teachers has been secured, all of whom
are we'll and favorably known in the city.
The list, which 10 not yet complete, is a.
follows: Misses Bacon, Cuddy, Burnet,
Csnrighs, Magic, S,bres, Van Week, Lam
try and Murphy. One more is needed,
and will probably be secured before many
daya
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An exchange says il is astonishing what

An exchange says it is astonishing what
an effect is produced BY young ladies fol-
lowing the custom Of holding the DIRE >.
with the right hand when walking. They
are all becoming lopsided, and il this out
rageous custom is continued, in less than
I've years every woman in the land will
have I. cooked spine. It is nothing I-sa
than az ungrsceful custom, to say the least
and it, evil effects are already noticeable
in the persons of our young ladies.