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National Republican., 1877-11-19
Til. NJ. Y. q. H. SorlnI Club.

The fourth social of the NJ. Y. o. u. Social
Club was celebrated on Friday night, at the resi-
denco Of Miss Iulu French. lll0 street The af
fair was most enjoyable one. About fitty young
gents and ladies were assembled, and the cnpGcOu.
pHrlurs were the scene Of tcrpSchorcnn enjC Cymen
I'D TO n late. or rather early hour. sumpt uou'
r-i:., wHS "rnnared and set out to tempt the gus
grammc of twenty-five dances wr- prepared, and
ing up with the ovcr-lyoly Virginia reel.
Noticed present We're the Misses Dante, Adams
Falkncr Trcvctt, Rodgers .lIouston, House, Bate,
and Waugh; Mcssrs. Scott, 'rreyett, Newton, Eglcs
ton, Wise, Grow, Wade Williams, Wight Elker
Lewis. Gawlcr, and J. II. Williams. The hOol
manager, Mr.. George A. Wight, deserves grCH
credit for the able maInrr IN VIII ich ho atendc'
10 the wants Of the company, md so arranged The
many sets as to make ample room for all.
For the refreshments the company was indebted
to the com mlicC on arrangements McsSrS Charlie
II. scott, Clarence l.. Trrvet aud Frank 4. Morton
George W. E,estnn and Samuel q. Wise did the
the hOnOs of the reception committee.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
Al CNpn,lrin Items

The horse attached to Mr. RHucrA baker wagon
ran away Saturday morning. but was caught be
fore any damage was done.
On the Grrc day one Of the wheels OF Mcssrs
Watkins Brothers meal wagons caught against i
post stopping tho progress OF the vehicle, but one
Of tho horses walked right out Of the harness
breaking It to pieces
MIR. EWOch Iycs, ono Of the oldest citizens o
AlcNsndriR, died saturday morning at his resi-
dcncc in that city. corner of Union and Duke
streets
Friday afternoon a colorcd man entered The
house OF Mr.. William FRnnOn, Oh Fairfax street
The only person In the house at the time was Mr.
faUnOn'S daughter. o girl about fourteen years o
age. The intruder drew knife ana told the CIR
that he would Kill her IL she made nny noise II,
then made her accompany him through the hOust
while he rnnsaCScd the trunks and bureaus Ill
took aqunntity of money, enid to he about 500
concealed in q trunk, Gpu some sheets which wcri
lying on table, and walked out, The police hay,
received description Of the Lold thief from th'
girl.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
A Wine Cellar Robbed.

About $50 o'clock Saturday night the wine
cellar of Admiral Gustavus II. Scott No. lG2s &
street northwest was robbed of wines and liquors
by colored mat named LOWS Smith smith was
formerly in the Admiral'S service as coachmun but
was discharged some time since for cause. When
he WINS discharged he carried u sct Of keys to the
wine cellar. which he carried while In the Admi-
rRl's service. saturday smith called at the house
g. sec one Of the servant girls and was standing NJ
III" front door talking when the girl wns summOurd
up stairs by member Of the family, and in re-,
spending 10 the call she kept the door open. As
soon u she out of sight smith entered the
hunsr aud proceeded 10 the wine cellar and com.
mittci the robbery. Smith has not yet been ar,
tested,
National Republican., 1877-11-19
Black Hills Delegates.
WAsHINGT0N IITN, Nov. t, 1871.
To he Editor QfMC National RcpULiCIH:


To the Editor QfHC NdtioHdi RrULijcGm
In the edition of your paper Of the 18th in
stant appears the following paragraph:
The Hon. L. c. Drearly, the newly elected Dele
gate from the proposed Territory of Lincoln. which
Includes the Black lI!ll country, IS in town, urEluT
its early organization upon the HtiCulun OI Con.
grcSs. The proposed territory COmprhcS upward
Of 100 miles square, md now has u population OF
nearly 5000, principally voters. Mr.. Bcvar!y har
u host Of friends IN This District"
Evidently you have fallen into error Hs 10 whu is
the accredited Delegate from the Black Hills, fDr
the proposed Territory Of Lincoln.
Alta convention representing the entire people 0i
the proposed Territory. held IN DcadwOGd on tlIr
lD,h Of May. 1877. G. NJ. Meyer and myself were
elected to represent the people OF that section "t
country during the term of tie Furlyiinh CungTrss,
Subsequent to the said convention Dr. Never II
signed, aud the people in convention on the 10Th 81
September. 1877, selected Judge J. Il. Whitehead /
| till the vacancy, who is at present my accredited
colleague. As for myself would not have noticed
this mistake; but Us a h!ithml representative, hay
| Ing trust rcpOsed IN me, and IN Justice to tho
constituency have the honor To represent. u =
you 70 make this correction Respectfully,
HOWARDt. WALKER,
Delegate from Black HIlIS on New I'crr!toi!n
Organization.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
Y. VI. G. A Lyceum.

The Lyccum, having recognized for the
winter under the most suspCious circumstances,
held an interesting meeting Saturday evening, In
the chapel-rOom of the Y, NJ. G. A. Tho meeting
being called to order by he president J. r. Imbre
the members were entertained by a reading by Mr..
D. Cushman En essay by II. II. Grant; II rccita-
t0n by Richard stuart Evans, and remarks from
Cul. Frank, Capt Rogers, Drs. Gross and Murphy.
and MesSrs. Reed, May, and MIiiken, amer which
the subject of debate for the evening was taken
up. being "Pss0Ited, That the Roman Catholic
Church Is inimiCsl to II republican form Of govern.
Aent," the leaders being DT. Green and Mr.. Maui
pin. The subject was discussed with considerable
warmth by many mombcrs present, and Is carried
over for discussion at The next regular meeting
The Lyceum holds IL mectngs every saturday
evening, at !,SO o'clock and Is ifgs % all III
toreatOd In u discussion Of topics Of the day.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
AssirnInontS for Tn-DnY.
CIRCUIT cnrRr-CuIEr JusrICE CAR

CIRCUIT COUkF-VHIEF JUSTICE CAFTTEN.
No. 10, schultz W. Jones; No. $50, Clark vs. vii.
son No. 2OE, Calf Brother & Co. vs.. Adams Ex.
press Company; No 2G7, St Ninccnrs Orphan asy-
lum vs. Mcdonald eG al; No. gGs Waters vs. King
M 27l. District Of Columbia use OF Matthews vs.
No .NS Todd vs.. Ming No. 800 Travcrs vs. Med.
ford ; M. G1&, Crc.wrll ct al. " ncnnc: No. HT
Schneider vs.. Smith; No 3lh. Hudson vs.. G0rdon
No $40, Howstd VS.. sharp; No $50. Burns VS.
StcnerrRgie; NJ. 3ai, Barley VI. D.CGsler; No 83
BJwGrS vs.. Fisher Il Gwindur; No 327, Weaver VS..
BOslin No. $50 Doe. ON denise oi Key, VS.. GuMton
EQUITY COuRT--JusTIcE WYLlE
No a. Wilson W.. District Of Columbia; No. d
Walker W. Frecdmaus SAY ines and Trust Com
pRny; No. %, Capitol. North o aud South Wash
ington Railroad Company VS.. Williams; No. 81
Carpenter vs. Second Cu.OpCrGtiVc Building AssO
citation; No. ~, Bennett VS.. MCCuulcy: No. 30
Armcs vs. Bigeluw; No. g, RnSpcr ys. utcrmchle
No. ai Bruchl vs.. douglass; M. 20. Hare vs. Ben
nett; No. 81, Darlington vs.. Eastwood
National Republican., 1877-11-19
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.
nnslinNaNA

Tho regular meeting of tho Dashaways wa'
held last night In Temperance Temple, i32 Ninth
street northwest; J. II. Cockerll, vice.rresdcnt In
the chair and L. II. Patterson secretary. The clul
was favored with the largest audience since IL
organization. large number Of ladies were
present In the rear part of the hall wcru, to judge
from appearances, quite number OF good sulJcot
for the DashawRys.
The meeting was entertained with the following
programme: Remarks by James Lnrcombc md
James Lee: song by Miss Carrie Ncldfelt remarks
bv John J. Mcany, William J. Boyd, and John WI
!. boyd: remarks, by l.. H. Patterson; song,
storm the Fort" by the audience solo, by Proi
Nye, j. H. Dunning JosCnh williams and Mt
Spurgcon: song, by Mrs Flelshcll. The pledge
was signed by a large number at the close OF the
exercises
National Republican., 1877-11-19
John u, Cough,

The lecture by Mr.. Cough, 10 be given on
"Wednesday evening in Lincoln Hall, under the
auspices Of the Y. NJ. c. A, will he an attraction
that will doubtless draw II crowded house. MIR
Cough Is now In his best health. just starting out on
his lecturing tour, aud will come fresh aud vigOr-
ous The Title of his lecture IL The Reform Move
ment," and he alludcs To some of the reforms in
various countries and tells Of his own experience
NJ reform. lie has something startling 10 say, and
will say it as only Cough can. The tickets have
been placed At the price Of MY cents. without ex.
ira charge for reserved seats, and can he had al
Ballantync's bookstore, on seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
Washington Temperance Reform Club
rbis ,luh held Tia mcntinr nj OdpOn Hal


last evening The presldontT X. Mclntirc,prcs'dci.
This club was started but few weeks ago, and
now the hall is crowded every Sunday night, aud
the members arc satisfied that they will inn short
time be able N reach that class OI men which they
wish to ad-thRt is, those addicted to the dobasinS
appetite for strong drink. large Number oi Inc
boys are reformed men, aud their remarks are III.
carried ont last evening: Addresses 10y o. 7. Chap
pell J. ", Reynolds, Capt J. G: wall aud others,
Crypt Palmoni favored tho club with recitation,
Mrs NJ A. Nnilcr favored the club with n reading,
The Years to Come" aud the members OF the club
favored tho audience with some iine music.
Eightecn elrnph tho nlclgo.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
CITY ITEMS.

To CoNsuMPTIyB.-NilbOrs Cod Liver on and
Lime has now been before the public for ten years
and has steadily grown Into favor and appreciation
THIS could not he the etSo unless the preparation
the Phosphate Gi Line with pGiv cod Liver on Rs
prupaIc lhy DR.. Wilbor. has produced new phase
the lungs. This article can 10 taken by the mOs
delicate invalid without creating the disgusting
uHlsca which Is such prominent objection to Tho
srrlLod bY the regular faculty Sold by the pro
priclur. A. u. Wilbor ChciLlst Boston, and by drug
. ri,lS generally
National Republican., 1877-11-19
Fo,innlings,

About har-rast eight o'clock Saturday night
Sergeant Swindclls found new born light mulatto
female infant at the corner OF Gay and Congress
streets. Georgetown, where Il had been abandoned
The sergeant carried II to the station house and
afterwards to St. AIMS Infant Asylum, where II
was received and kindly cared for by the Sister In
charge
About halEpast ninc o'clock Saturday night
Mary Forester. living 1T No. 1918 Fourth street
FAINT about one month old. She still has tho found
ling In her possession
National Republican., 1877-11-19
ThcIDls,ric. Surveyors Report.

Capt John A. Partridge, District Surveyor,
has transmitted his annual report 10 Engineer
lIuXie from which the following synopsis s taken
Since the previous report assessments have been
made OH account Of streets. avenues aud county
roads to which Is added ali expenditure for alleys
amounting to slOgJl0l7OS. This includes the nd
d'tiun Of ) per CCLi. after dcdictlng the amounts
due from the United States and certain allowances
10 the general fund the District Of Columbia street
railways and half of intersections OF neFal streets.
ASSESSMENTS
have been made on account of 2)2 streets and ave.
nuCS IN Washington. GCrrgujuwu, Mount Pleasant
and UniuHtOwlI, aud assessments on account of
iifty.iuur roads and avenues m the county. ono
hundred aud thirty five alleys have hccn assessed
AMI one uilqy in sIuare ia rnndemI ed hy mar.
shals jury. Afl"r further enumcm;tng the extent
and character Of the work ofhls Office, in relation
| to Georgetown he says:
The preparation OF II book Of plats showing the
ownership, location, and dimensions Of cach lot
| and subdivision IN every square In GC1rgttawh
was recommended 10y his Predecessor; that he (ihO
Surveyor is continuing this work, and when conf
peted will furnish the bass for Gprupcr and cor
| rect numerical book ut the town, 40 much nee dcd
/ by the assessors and the superintendent of taxes
and water department. The preparation Of this
| book involves the plating therein OF all lots and
! subdivisions in accordance with the lines aud di-
mensiOns a shown IN deeds. The descriptions 10y
deed are, In many cases so indefinite and conflict
ing that new surveys are necessary establish the
proper boundaries Of squares aud lots. In repeated
Instances buildings long established ore found 10
| CnCrOach several feet upon the street lines, aud
property lines as defined by decd frequently over.
lap In other Instances the correct area in square
feet included within the lines. given IN the deeds
IL greatly in excess of the therein nGnlu and
good reasons exist for the belief that at least two
hundred thousand square feet OF property within
the town limits Is
| USTAXED,
and that the District government Is large loser o
s.nnal rsvanna irsm this cause: A book of plats
showing nj subdivisions ana tmc.' areas, nnd al
other tracts and parcels OF property Ia ,,I...t
Is recommended 10 be prepared, showing the limit
| OF certain roads Some means should be taken Il
establish permanent corners ~ squares Throughout
the city, the monument defining them having II
many cases become Obleraicd. No better mcthOc
suggests thclf than by actual survey and measure
ment to fix the boundaries Of the squares US hull
upon, and re.estabish monuments. These may b'
stones from two and one half to three feet II
length, rough below the surface, but accurately
square 10 six inches at the top, and set with the tO
iush with the iOOtwalks at recorded distances from
the corners. The intcrsectlng lines of the square
Gun he permanently marked thereon by the inSeT
tiUn of u plug Of son metal. These corners ono
fixed can be protected by law.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
A Window Thief Irolled.

About quarter to three o'clock, yesterday
mslns THE ;;,,eei :" rob the store Of Terrence
Duffy. corner Of Fourth and i s'"--7''- northwest
Officers Dunncgan aud Felt were attracted to the
spot by the sound Of breaking glass and arrived IN
time to rec the thief who had been alarmed, run
ming away, He had taken pane out Of the win
dow, but failed tO carry anything away, as the
officers were too close upon him. Mr. Duffy, upon
notification, secured the premises.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
Death of Miss Catherine walter.

The many friends of Mr.. Chnrlcs Walter thC
wcllknOwn mag istrnte will regret to hear Of Ii,
death Of his daughter Catherine, who, nitcr sey
eral months intense suffering. departed this III,
yesterday about noon. The young lady was On
dowcd with qualities OF mind aud heart that en-
deurcd her 10 all who knew her, aud her uutimcl!
demiac--She WIS but twenty four Yeas Uf age
shed gloom not only over the afflicted !amily
bat over II large circle Of friends and nCqua!iil
ances MT. walter has, IN this hour Of bCrCaru
ment the heartfelt sympathy o! his humorous pro
!GSsiUnal Iud social iriel.ds
National Republican., 1877-11-19
Srusunnble Wants

OF ladies and children. in the way of fashion
able clOaks, are now being supplied by MCssrs.
Taylor & Hufty, G3 Pennsylvania avenue, through
their receipt on Saturday aud to-day of several
large cases of these very necessary garncnts made
up In tho most acceptable style. IN Plain Beaver,
Chmchilla MatclaSSe, Haskell and other cloths.
The earliest Csllcrs will have the opportunity of
selecting from very large assortment.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
,youruuli,tic PlcasautrIes,

There was ripple of excitement created at
Willards Hotel. yesterday, by All alteration be
tween Mr.. L. L. Brooks and Mr.. George Alfred
Townsend, two wCll-knuwn journalists, which re-
suited IN Townsend giving Brooks the lie ana the
latter returning his piece OF plCRsantry by giving
Townsend staggering blow IN the face aud eyes,
accompanied with polite offer of such further
satisfaction Gs he might desire, at such tmu ~
Townsend might dcsir' ate In his cooler moments.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
NEV 4DTERTISEMES ESYS.

Theatre COmIque.
National Theatre
Notice, gas burner agents.
Rooms to rent COS X street.
Mad. Dupree, Indian doctress.
To members of Congress, notice.
Grand art sale AT r. C. Brokers to-day.
n lame Van Reuth fashionable mcdiste.
Concert, womens temperance Union, November
10 1877.
Trustee sale Of valuable improved property on NJ
etreet northwest.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
.aEoRG ETOWN NEWS.
RIVER FRONT,


Arr'red--A gnew's whart-schooncr Three Sis
tors, New York, to load coal. Gllmor Meredith x
Co.'S wherf-schooncr Index, Brown, Philadelphia,
tYrGrfd~ Borden Mining Co. wharr-Schooncr
Carrie q. Hart, Davis, Providence, with coal.
Agncws wharf-Schooner Calvin T. Harris, Ron.
Co.'S wharf-Schooncr Annie Y. Cranner, Bngg,
IIobokcn, with coal Matte L. Tabcr, Bragg lIo'
bUkon, with coal
FUNERAL OF MR.. r. A. MAcoMB.
The funeral Of Mr.. Richard A. Macomb took
place yesterday al!crnoon at three o'clock non,
his late residence No. los Washington street, and
was one o the largest funerals that has occurred
were a large number o printers from Washington.
Tho remains were enclosed In nn elegant walnut
coln caskct shape on the lid was handsome silver
age Of the deceased. The Innings were OF white
silk and satin, The hora decorations consisted OF
crosses wrcaths and anchors the tributes OF KIND
and loving friends. Aftcr the services at tho house
which were conducted In INC Catholic mlth the
| where tic burial services were concluded in the
eryiCcs of the Lutheran faith.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. S. II. HOWELL.
The funeral Of MIR. 3. II. Howell, who died on
Thursday last took place from the Yves, Street
| Presbyterian Church, at three o'clock saturday NJ
services were conducted by the Rev. = H. Howe, OF
the Wcst-Strcot Presbyterian Church, wEhu
spoke u eloquent terms dsccosda OF hS he he
comciufimn OF Mr.. Howos remark, the caskct was
borne to the hcarsc by the following pail hearers
Messrs. C. +. Peck William L. DUNLAP, Il. Il. May:
| field, Charles b. Church. George II. Clark, and
Thomas Harrison. The cOrtege then proceeded to
Oak liiil Cemetery. where the remains were In
tered
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
J. q. Barron and Indy. Baltimore, Nd. 8. Thorn
ton. Peoria Ill.,. H. ChAtheld, Madison, Wis. Mrs.
Westmorand Atlanta, ia. u. Morton, Dayton
Ohio; J . r. smith, Halfway Va; William H. VII.
son, New York are registered at tho West End lio'
| tel.
| The town has been remarkably quiet for several
days There were not dOZJn arrests made by the
police during tho week and those that were made
were for petty UflensCS.
| At Trinity jCnthOic) Church yesterday the usual
high mass was celebrated in the morning and YES
pcrS IN the afternoon. The choir under the droc
| Tho churches we're all well attended yesterday.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
MEDICINAL.

NJ HRvOUS EXHAUSTION-A MEDICAL Is.
IN say, comprising series OF lectures delivered nt
Rahn's Museum OF Anatomy, New York, on the
cause and of Premature Decline, showing lndis-
putibiy how lost health may he regaincd, Anording o
clear synopsis Of tho inredlmcnts 70 nnrriage and
the treatment OF and physical debility, being
the result of tweny years ckperlence Price cents,
Address SECRETARY KAHN'S MUSEUM OF
ANATOMY, es broadway, New York, nolS.em
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED.-DR.
- BOBERTSUN can be consulted every "Wednesday
and SATURDAY nj his office n2i sire nOrthwtsG be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, from 2 to 9p NJ. From long
experience IN Rptnl and private practice he gunrnii
tees pcrmnneni cure In all diseases o. tho Urinary
Organs and Of the Nervous SYSTEM viz; Organic and
Nervous Debility aud Iromblins. Palpiiaton Of tho
Heart Dmncss OF sight or Glddinpss, Pains in the
Back md Nocturnal Emlssions,S all resulting from
abuses IN youth or cNccsscs lin manhood. Diseases
recently oontraocd cured In five to ten days and the
poison entirely cradiCatod nom tho syscn also, nll
skin and blood disc ses quickly cnred DER, ndOrsed
by the lcCd'ug physcihns Of Baltimore his native
city, visits Washington Wednesdays md Saturdays.
All consultation strictly confidential. pc.2 ~
National Republican., 1877-11-19
Thieves Arrested.

About one o'clock yesterday morning the de-
tcctvcs arrested Henry Carter and George IIeines.
two young coorcd thi'vcs. C,' rolhing the hore
of c. NJ. Williams, No. HI = street northwest last
Friday night The goods which were stolen, con
slsIuT Of about two hundred and nay dollar<Yorth
Of silN or and clothing were recovered.
National Republican., 1877-11-19

PERSONS In search Of boys. young mems or chill
drcn's clothing should not fail to examine the
assortment of goods now. offered by the reliable
house of Noah Walker & Co, 6SI Pcnnsy ylvania
avenue near Seventh street. Boys clothing Is one
especial feature In the trade ofthis firm. The prices
arr Tho Lowest
National Republican., 1877-11-19

You need not neglect your business when
troubled with headache II you use reliable rom.
ely at once. Such Is Iodilles Headache Specific;
cents
National Republican., 1877-11-19
IOCdL MLSCELLANl.

ONi visit N bF Hartley nSurcS instant relief for
CAlITh. No OEOr'ih't fees IN advance fCsi-
denCe ruGl0vcd to ~ Sew York avenue,
lett of clothing watches, pistols Or, bought NJ
HctSpgs, plb ID street OrdJIs attended TO-