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, 1877-05-06
Und 20 l nm In d1oub}cs;
CAN'T git droo nc.n head
Vcdlc. I AM Hans vot's living,
Or faWcup yot is dead,

The name at the end has very naturally excited
come speculation. The Worcester Spy indulgcs In
some critical comment, favored with sarcasm. It
says: ''Mr. Adams inherits the poetic faculty
from his father, whose diary sho.ed that he wooed
the MUSES. with uncommon assduity and with fair
success. The elder Adams verses were more cere-
1nonious and stately than the only specimen we
perhaps not very much better OF their kind. The
present Mr. Adams verses. though not remarkably
good, arc more crcditablc to him than some Of his
prose writings, his recent letter to M1. T1lden, for
example. :"
Mr.. Charles F. Adams, the author of the verses
same vein. among them ''Yawcup Strauss, " Is q
young business man Of this city, who probably has
no other relationship to the Sase Of Quincy
than the accidental one OF similar nan1e. We
presume both gentlemen would accept proper npol-
ogiea.
, 1877-05-06

Aso g. $50 other packages lard, and T. 925 do hams
~ .ss Ioas-"as moderately active. and Irregular
The market opened &c higher declined 6o and ctos-t
sS3e below the latest prices Of Friday sales wers
reported Of $50 brs seller May 1t SIS 3o ESQ brrs to Mt
e1s.D; 80 orts seller June at s15.a1y $3.50: and
SDof1eseHtrJuly at SIS 40@ l5.A5 Total ~ Oft,n,.
lhe market c'oscd steady at cash or scI]er
seller July. - - =. -. ~ = '''7ss'As,e Gu
Prime mess vas quoted at S14.25a13:sn .nd 49,,
prime do at $40. A5H1O So 1S>* @nA eAA9@
LAEt>-W9 rather More nctives and dyanced 1k- ner
lo ~ declined l7}c, and closed 5975c lover than
, 1877-05-06
CHARLES FRANCIS AS a POET.
B0stcn A1reTtfser.

Bostcn Advertiser.
The following verses are having their day:
Tn brokcn-hearted Deutscher,
Volts villel nit Grief unit shame,
I delfs you vot der drouble ish-
doen't know my name.
You dinks it ferry vunny, eh!
Ven you der story hear,
You will not wonder den so mooch,
II vas so strange und queer.
1lein mudder had dwo little dwins-
Dcy vus me- und mein brudder;
We 1ookt SO very nooch alike
No one knew yich from toder.
Won Of der boys was Yawcup.
And Hans der oder's name;
But den 1t made no different
We both got called der same.
Yell, Won OF us got tead-
You. Mynheer, dat is SO;
But vcdder I1ans or Tawcup,
Mcin muddet she don't know.
, 1877-05-06

ROW THE CHOIR GOT MIXED.
burlington Ha,rEtve.
You sec, the tenor had got kind Of ahstracted. or
restless. or something, during the long prayer and
was thinking about the European war, or the
whcat-corner last week, OF something, and so,
when the minister gave out Hymn 131, Oh page
81, and the chorister whispered them to sing The
music on page LIT, it came all in the tenor like
a volley, and, as he had only the playing Of the
symphony in which to make the necessary COM
bination OF time, hymn, and page, he came to tho
front Just little bit dsorganizcd, and his fingers
sticking between every leaf OF tho hook. And the
choir hadn't faced the footlights half minute be-
fore the congregation more than half suspected
something was wrong. For you see the Soprano
In attempting to answer the frenzled whisper orthe
tenor In rcgard to the page, lost the first two or
three words Of the opening line herself. and that
SO profoundly engaged in watching the tenor
and wondering what allied him, that he
forgot TO sing. Tie music wasn't written for
au alto solo. aud consequently there wasn't vety
much variety to that part and after singing nearly
through the first line ulone, and receiving neither
applause nor bouquets for one OF the finest con-
tsalto efforts Burlington or any other audience
ever listened to. tue alto stopped and looked re-
pEoachfuily Ut the SOPRANO. who had just plunged
Ing him 10 and his way out Of the iabyrInth Of
heedlessnesa lad led him, b. giving him frantic
oonnet Uuht the sweetest duck Of 4 Normandy 10
that exteut that every woman in the congregation
nouced " All this time the organist was dong
nooiy, and the alto. recovering her spirits, sang
a9other bar, which, for sweetness and Tenacious
adherence to the same note all the way through
couldn't be beat in America. BY this time
The bass had risen to the emergency. and
sang two deep cultural notes with
profound expression; but, ~ those Of the conprc-
Estlon sitting nearest the choir could distinrfir
hear him sing. Iio. ho!' to the proper mus;r =
was painfully evident that the hasso had The c,rs
rect time. but was running villa on the words. A.
this point The soprano got her time and started on
with couple Of confident notes, high and clear NJ
btrn song md the congregation Inspired with nn
oyes-ready confidence, broke cut on the last word
Of the Serse with discordaut roar that rattlel the
globes On the big chandelier; and, as the yerse
closed with rhie triumphant outbreak, an exprea-
.!on Of calm, sestful satisfaction Was observed tn
steai over the top Of the PASTORS head which was
III that could be seen OF him as he bowed himself
behind the pulpit .-"
The oreanitt played an intricate and beautiful In
Afiuue without u tremor false note; not IN |
Uncertain touch to indicate lhat there was parti-
le OF excitement in the choir or that anylhns had
,o0e wrong. ~
The choir didn't exactly appear to catch the Or
aufsts reassuTing steadiness, for the baseoled on
he second verse by himself, and bis decp.loucd
~. no! was 80 perceptible throughout the
anetaafy that several people etarted and looked
''na onues The seats for \ mau, aud one irseyex-
, 1877-05-06
FRESH MEATS.

The Export Trade In Dressed Beef, Pork,
Mutton, Etc,---Why Live Animals Should
Mo Longer Be transported Long Dis
, 1877-05-06
The following were the receipts and shipments Of
breadstuFs and live stock at this point during the
past week, and for the corresponding weeks end

The following were the exports from New York
for the weeks ending as dated: :;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29
orr COMPLAINT nook.


EDITOR REPrBLICAN: With your pernis.
sion would like to ask the honorable prcsi-
dent Of the Washington aud Georgetown Rail
road Company u fow plain questions, viz:
When ar We to have the long talked of
double track on Fourteenth street,
How about that shed or building at the
northern terminus for the accommodation of
passengers during stormy or hot weather?
Why do We not have the extra ears at q d.
m. aud 1 p. M
Where Il the cur that was to leave Fifteenth
street at 1880 q. M. for the benefit of those
visiting plar' II amusement?
viii the linc be extended to Mount Pleasant
by the lst proximO, rs repOrtedp
| sincerely hope he will answer these.
We have pctitiOncd by the yard for the
past twelve years, and all the actual
comfort derived were promises that some
day it would he done. That's all
very fine for our childrcn's and grandchildren,
children, but what we are just now partcu-
larly interested in Is little comfort here be.
low. When our infants arrive at the age of
discretion 1t Is to be hoped strcet-car monOpo.
lies will be II thing of the past. Before clos
ing, allow me to thank the company for one
and the only good we have ever received, viz:
good drire,s. They are always gentlcmanly
and Obliging; and II there is on earth class
who are OverwOrkcd aud undcrpaid il is the
Fourtecnth-street drivers. The president may
say the company is too poor to give us the inn
prOyements asked. II 80, would suggest they
go back to their old ntes-fvc ccnts-and
give the poor little chariot company show;
Or, IL they have kept all Of our petitions, sell
EN- for old paper and apply the proceeds to
the drivers salaries. SIX-FoR.A-QUARrER
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29

cused parties on thcir trial lie Tcrprtcd,i hpN.
rvcr 10 have express ed the opinion that no jury IN
the county can lie found 10 convict the aSru.cd.
First however they must he Indicted, and arrested
either hciprc or nCr th5i occurrence lii orlcr T.,
get tho,c things done thu Governor shngld exert
mnnd. II once indebted the case might I've moved
~ some other county. aud the ficl l." .utlc
whether such crimes can he committed In MIs.i..
s,,pl tnr ANY Cnl'sr with immunity or not For
.G1 time itf'.;.:., -. s,N''"S' Gids have ,d ~
bloody tulvilics and, even where they were ~ w
Personal. instances have not been Unknown
where political power has been uscd either shield
or punish offenders. II Is about time that thi, state
.rr hing. shlu,d como IL M end even IN the moI
icmplc district. and M part nf the country I, NOR
incrcstclin such u result than that which 4, most
cNl"t"i u The evil Vaccinations orthnsr VII, wish
70 mlSr thv south "a permanent i,suc IN our IrJl
lies" " - 49, i''''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29

Mr. p Leonard, Of baltimore, II at the Arlington
H. - sanford. OF Florida h n guert at the Airing
ton.
Hon c. W. MouIton, OF Cincinnati Is located at the
Oakley Halls law library Is to he sold at auction on
THURSDAY.
Matt Ellis, Of HI,tOn, registered ut the Arlington
Yesterday.
Judse J. = Whitaker Of New Orleuus, La h at the
h1Dbitt house.
VIII tarlrtuu. Of Hnsdale, Mich, has apartments
the tlIbitt.
Henry Mitchell Of the United States coast survey,
l. at the tbhtt.
John W BroOkman, Of New York, N stopping at
the Arlington.
William buchanan, Of New YORK, has apartments
ut the Arlington
Francis Baiell, Of New York, II among the guests
ct the Arlington.
COLONEL Robert O. Ingesoll has gone to California
occurring tour
William strauss and family, OF New York, 80.
lOurnlng at the Arlington.
Hon q. W. shut and wife, of West Virginia, are
gi,-sts at the Metropolitan.
Jenny Lind Is hfty-Oue years old, and her youngest
! child u three months OF age.
Tn. Mbses De Foe are to receive, by order of the
Queen, IA yearly pension each OF $40,
The Princess OF Wales Is suffering from deafness
and II threatened with u lung complaint
The KING Of siam signs Y ss himself Cha Long Korn
General Grant has written to Japan, announcing hi
intention to visit that country before hi. return home
Richard Wagner has autobiography already IL
world
The complaint from which Nine, Tltlens II suffer
| Ing - dropsy she Is now out Of danger and II i'm
proving
! Mr. Erastus Brooks fbT the past thirty years editor
| of the New York ErrHbID Express viii retire from
| the position on the list proNlmo.
| Hotel Arrivals.
| ~ AC EbbW.-Judge A. A. Freeman, Tennessee; &
| I. Lewis, Frank 6rd, Ky; D. II. Harris and ], Il. an
| pin Quincy. H.; w H. PeenOn south Carolina; y.
| Il. Banks, New Orleans A. W, Moore, /. A. Lauder
and II, H. Campbell, Richmond, Var, Y. l. Houston
! Philadelphia. pn.; A. II. wmOre, New York. H. II
IippncOtt, philadelphia, Pal Captain IL. = Schenck
| TX NJ. e.: General tteofge w: Mindil, Philadelphia
! J. J. Wilson, New York; c. Engett, PHILADELPHIA
VIM. " Boone aud wife, Baltimore, Nd. and Hon
| JnO. N. Thomas, Jr., Baltimore, Md.
! ithT NstrDp0iihn.-M. J. OBrien, Georgia; Mis-
Kate Farant. Norfolk; b. y. Eakle, White Sulphur
Springs NJ, W. Pierce, {. ". Washburn, Maryland
| Linile BrucE Georgia. =. Cunningham, Philadelphia
Hon A. WOftn s;,is.ssj5 Maryland; n. 81 i.Gt!:ai
New Jersey Or: !. II. 0aines baltimore, ana ". J
Anderson, U. \, ".
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29
" ENDRI.tI Dir,


Preparing TO S,rcw Gurlunds Tn- Morrow.
F. The committees Of the Grand Army of the
RcpHhliC are hard ai work completing their mr..
lrang,mtn'S for the decoration ceremonies tn.
morrow. Mr. viii Carleton, the poet who Is TO
b. poet Of the day mt Arlington. arrived In the
city yesterday, and made his hCalqiartrr, u,
tie Ehbiti hoasr. The headquarters Of the
u 'rdl cDminittcC are ut the Congregational
church, corner of Tenth and q streets, where
they will be happy In receive cont rbuiions Of
flowers to-day or carly to.nIorrw morning. IL
Is proposed make the GcrpmUnirs at Arlinp.o
AMI The soldiers Homo aS grandn rs on any former
occasion. President Hayes aud the members Of
his Cabinet who ART In the city have accepted
invitations Ia he present ut the ceremonies a.
Arlington. The following is the Presidents
rnr.y to thu invitation Of the q. 4. H.:
ENTrTINE MANIoN,l
H. H. l. Ri~h1ri,Da d Jsiri1rT, '.iI.G,ldsr IL 4. n.
, m i; M,n accept WIN great nlcasur, the invita-
q ,,,i oG Memorial nay. on The sh ira
s sSS ps fS %. * d ss I" n cent and or
yparNl; sincerely, Il. H. iiNNn
The following selection of music ha, been
arranged by Pi0r. WiIldows and will b, played
IN the Nc."ni'olitan churr', chimes to morrow
in honor Of oU? dapar,ca h%rcrs, commencing
at II o'clock: I. Ciangc, in = In'nor. Z, Dad
March In Saul, Handel. ,. Dirgc. 4. My
L0lging il M the Cold Grnl,n,l. !. Willie. we
llavr Missed You. o. The Two Roses, duet.
!. Tie Blue and the Gray. =. \ Mans II Man
for q That. .. We Shall Meet BY aud By
10. Hail Columbia, II. SCOTS VIVA Hue WI
Wallace Bird. IL. Choral, Enfcstc Ilueguc.
.nOts. Il Tramp, the Buys are Marching. H.
Nannr, wit Thou Dang within Me. Is. Jessie,
the Flower of Dunlblanc. H. Bonnie D:lndcc
IL. Red. White and Blue. Il. The Harp That
n""c Thr? T"r,'s Hall. 10. Sweet BY.
and. 1y. %. ,'ohnny Comes alarchinc H"m".
II Robin Adnir. ~. Aud Lang Syur. q,
Home. sweet Home. "a. Yankee Doodle
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29
.INERTC.iN ISRIELITgs.
4 meeting Of the Board of Delegates Yes
tcrsiay-Odiccrs Elected.
n Telegraph to the National Republican

n Telegraph to the National Itcpuiiiicin.I
NEW York. May 2s.- The annual meeting
of the Board of Delegates of the American
lsr,c'itcs was Ec!l this afternoon; Mycr T.
lsaars of this city. president The trcasurcr's
report showed II balance of 1886. and the bal
anrc In the trust fund Of Sji7. Tln following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Mycr :. lsaacS, Of View York; vice.
presidents simon Wolf. Washington, aud W.
H. Huckcnburg, Philhdclpha; treasurer aud
acting secretary, Leopold Hamburger, New
York IN executive committee was also ap.
pointed. The newly elected president delivered
pm address On the aims and objects of the
board Of Delegates aud urged the claims of IL
higher and more perfect system Of education
among the Hebrews. A resolution was adopted
urging the establishment of Hebrew high
SCHOOLS in this and other cities. 1t then all
journcd until tomorrow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29
Yesterday Races at Louis vile McNhirtrr
Courier and Fair Play the winners.
, by Telegraph tn the National lie

ny Telegraph 7" the National Repuhltcan..
LoCISvHLE, May 2S.-The races to-day
were we'll attended. Tic weather WIS lovely. Tile
running was very fine. Tie first event W.T., the
Clarke stake for three. ycHr-pldS. Four started.
Hycin, Ncr tr,Iz. McWhirirr aud BADEN Bnilril.
The latter was the fhvoritc. McWhirtcF VI unrS.
pcct"ily In the fastest two mile time IN record.
Vera ,'rlIZ second, Iiycnn thirt BADEN Bniril
showed up spcndi,ily until the final half mile
when he suddenly fell behind never tp catch Vp.
Ten minutes lvfrrc the race he was Snli IL Vim.
Astnr, Of New York, fur sl2,T1. McWhirrr'S time
was I:Hs.
The next rarr wa. Tor mcmhcrs' plate all ng,.s:
dash uC two miles Four started Il was won by
Courier Glasgow second. Flying Locust third aud
Ncriisris fourth. Time, ;IilL
The ihrl ntCc was fur the Constitution pure
mile heat. The rare Wit wnm by Fair Play. Ellmi
se,rnh and kiihurn third. Time l:EIf, l:la'.
Lazy.
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Tlserrn,,n
sruuIrr or rHE NE#S


The po<iti"u Of the Gr,s'L CHNip-a ,, rN-
trrmely insecure
TwclvcthOuSana Northumberland, EBrlHnaD
cal'isr~ udl . strike.
The order SusPcnding the Lr"aH Hr-riA
CouSianilnopie. hsF- h,-'n rrN'k'd
Gen Logan, il Is reported, viii Ne rlTsEIira
c0IlszGoa III nj '1,cfgH. N.
No morc experiments in ind,lihlr INKS WI
be tried h, I'd. P,rI 6'iirr nHHsrTEa'Tr.
There were three railway RctlSruts in Esn-
mHun on -Sa.dny aud lives ius In rnrh.
The winners NJ the Louisville rsfsS rs-tsr-
day NrWhrtcr, uurirr and Fan FhEy-
The Porte has r,,r,ivcd iBtsITicrpr- -lia
ArdalIan ha- bc.n rrclTrur-d Wy MTrsSIh rIsaE~
4 correspondent NJ CSnstAutibsgAr sX9urs--
tn" b-lcf thai the rr-pHurr 81 N-nshHn = H'rth-r's'r
Michael Mnriarity stnhh-a mud kill-d Wy
Thomas RYAN, har-kerI.r IN N.N Ntrt sa-ar-aFty-
Postmaster General Key aud the csnIuHis'Tdn
len Atlanta, Yesterday Gheipuuh. i,H CAut-tr-
noosa.
The greater part Of the Turkish garrison cd
Arabian has hc,n dsrr~'d hrd IsyIEa.
BliouIn.
Basc hall Yesterday ai PitiSlHrg- HSIziirAs
o. Ancghairys. I. Al syracuse. y. N.-RsasIrs Il
syracrE star, l.
BASE hall Yesterday NJ Springfield 0liiE
Champions q Clirasa, a. ~ i'hllHafIiiItE Ati,'T'rN
Glass Brs. linen importers 81 Nt~ York
fard yesterday. i.Hslnr~ n-trly sRUHt Es-"a.
NORMALLY ssssa.EI
An important conf r,nrr W.T. b,ld II 7br
Department Of state yt-lerdn' cnh~rHIir inr NJ .
hDrdrT rrnuhle--
Several participants in The ~,ftR S'rnrHi.I g:
ton have bcrn arrested mad cERra and ~r'zIsr' 81
arms have b.'n made.
II is reported that the Pope hRs aTd ID
f6r thu az the Turks
The American Geographical ~r'i'1T hbrl
chosen dcleEiur~ to thr nnrl rnIli'rfu' w
held June "a al brussels, belgium.
The race fer The championship W Thar
Thsmrs took prcr y'-sicrdHy. HGFns HE
fIV OriIr hui b,airn nv Buy ty TutIV IsurHlls
4 special dislmtrh from Berlin SHE'~ fl,f
steamer Essen. owned ny p EruIg. al XII md lp0'r
with KruPp for ruiriRd i''EHdr"d 81 N-i''-'''
The New York custan-hunsc rsGnHi~si'nl
have submitted their Tsrtt rtTr7 me -rrr-FIHv u
the Treasury, and II hHs been indhr--d b., J,f f'r
dcni
II is now crrtsiu thni he EgHIHHni'ru T-1a :
will MOI cross the priIuhr vuh The tngnHuEs I'rr-,
hut will remain the EmuHastIn 50 rTlfrH riI'
right flank.
ChamaIt. who Wa tht fRyGiIr Sea 1l,t
English DERBY hIs d,,cIn,,-d the t,'1ule-bnrI
against hun Rob Roy nUN lar me call 4itfs, nlus
against him hcing to-
The Eric county, Pa, grand jury ha. farira
eleven indictments Tor tIneI. n.uG ssiu,g I,h'r
FarIOW, Of BUl1n president ~ thc tthrsIsuIa.
dusk and Cleveland rIilrnHA.
The displacement ii Et1TubirHu IrtT,v->
sub projects and other DrpHrrm'ul nfbcis- onan,-
extensively In Frame SaKrly tirr ruIIr.
projects have nrN b-en changed.
Abdul Erlim rn~!.a the Turkish UsmluElf
-,i-TGn-ciief, informed The lnrr.sigRU~ - Airln
shumla and siliistrH AL IsrSinrs who l,Sr
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ROBRERs .iyD snt-RDER ERS
Grimes Committed by u Gang of Mexican
Drstpersdoe, In Texas

ny Telegraph to the Nution. Rct ubican.I
GkLvnsros. TEXAS May GA Corpus
Christi special says word was received to-day
Of the murder Of Francisco q. Flores. n prnmi-
ncnt citizen of San Diego, aud his son Tcbarco
The robbers were eight in number, all Mexi.
cans. They obtained seven hundred dollars
in money. The same party captured NJ. Lott
president Of the Corpus Christi and Rio Grandc
railroad, Mr.. Lewis. and a driver named Mays
robbed them Of all money and iewcIry on their
persons and stripped them of their clothing.
The country Is alarmed, and people arc hunt.
ing for the robbers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29

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the Loss or THE D.fKOTL
Result of the live -tigstion by the Csurt
Inquiry-Co Iiirrs on . strike

lsr table to the National Republican.
LONDON. May 29.-Thc court Of inquiry
which has been Investigating the lu>s of the
steamship Dakota. has rendered verdict cen
surfing the captain and second and fourth Off.
Gers for CarclcSSncSS, hut not considering the
carclCSSn, :, sufficient to wnrrmt the with.
drawal of their certificates.
The Northumberland eollcrs finally struck
to-day and removed their tools from the pits
Twelve thousand men are idle in consequence
Of the strike.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29
ALE SIADES,OF OPINION.

The sabjoincd editorial extracts from promi-
nsni dipericdn newspapers, irrespcciirc Of party,
ars Published just as apy ether pelrs items So'eg
for he Information Of our readers. or o'rns
opinions aud rirWs wiH, as usual, be expressed only
IN opr editorial columns:
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THE NATIONAL GtIS EasC,>
pt-ies. sDUlN Twa Gf-ff.

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the SarIuN Al H'sf1 = oNtA rvH tisSu~s
COPY aud d,a,l.r~ Md n-NA,ry~ hr,r NO r1sin 1p
charg" any Sur Tn IB,If p sid 10 M trsa"
n figure low enough ~ riInilr Arsdr- na p''W'''S
60 rcalize a Iarp rrriH ny selling The rN'''u ~ ~ -
cents and hoIc thai the r'i''.tr W.T. r'-ta MI a.
TEMPS 10 olaAt lHrs'T lairr Tvs cTGn- > tif''
retail prize Of The SAItaNAi EtFT ElI, A. u''r rr
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NY TtItETNNh 10 The NnIIOl'I NepnHIIcnn.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 3.-The postal
commission has arrived herr AMI " M remain until
after Decoration Day.