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THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.


meeting Of the executive committee Of the
Southern Memorial Association, for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for the dccora-
ton Of the graves Of the Confederate dead, was
held last night at the Office of DIR. A. Y. p.
Garrett, No. 1919 New York avenue north
west. Dr. Garnctt, chairman, presided, with
Mr.. ii. w. Garnet as secretary.
Mr. Charles Wilson, of Georgetown, WAS au-
thorizcd to engage a minister Of the gospel to
ofhciate on the occasion Of the decoration of
the graves at Arlington on the eth of June.
Mr.. A. NJ. Tubman and Major Hungcrlord
were appointed a committee on transportation.
The secretary was directed to inform mum
her Of ladies' whose names were furnished
that they had been selected as committee on
decoration.
1t was resolved that each member Of the
committee use his individual cxertions TO col
lcct means to delray the expenses of the Occa-
sion of the decoration Of the graves Of the Con-
tolerate soldiers.
A resolution was adopted requesting Mr..
Wm. II. Clagett to allow the use of the Board
Of Trade rooms as the central depot for the de-
post of flowers on the 7th Of June. Mr.. Phil.
X. Reilly, W. G. King, and II. l.. Adams were
appointed committee to receive flowers and
sec 10 their transportation. The following
places were named as repositories, to which 1t
is requested that donations be sent by all
friends Of the association GU June 7. Mr.. Jas.
Robertsons, 143 u street southeast; Mr.. q. W.
Cropley, corner Bridge and Congress streets,
Georgetown; Mcssrs. Luttrll & Wine, Twen-
ticth street and Pennsylvania avenue north.
west; Board of Trade rooms, Market Space, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth street.
The committee adjourned to meet on Mon
day night next at o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30
CITY BREGITIES.

The public schools arc closed to-day.
The Police Court will begin its session at
eight O'Clock this morning.
Organ grinders among US are almost as plenti.
hsI Is gra-hoppers out West.
John Wilson was fined Ave dollars yesterday
hr axsanlting Oncer Jsnries
A number Of grocers will begin next Mon
day to close their stores at ~ o'clock every
evening.
The newsboys charge five cents for THE Re-
TuRLIcAN, hut will take three fa,i enough II you re-
hse 10 pay more.
At the next meeting Of the Monument So
ssty the vacancy occasiUne by the death OF John NJ.
Carlisle viii be filed.
Tomorrow evening there will be grand
concert for the benshi OF Equal Division No D. sons
- been arranged
Michael Galvan was arraigncd in the Police
Court yesterday for the larceny of goose worth
collar, from J. s. Henry. Tile continued
until to-day when the goose will testify
Mr. Fassctt, the photographer, announces
thai for the special Of
employers and clerks IN business houses lac will keep
his gallery open from "a. NJ. until p.in
Joseph Van Norton was fined fifty dollars
In the Police Court yesterday for assauIiipg an old
named Thomas BIUsi and beating him quite
badly. Van Norton was under the influence Of liquor
II the time.
. Yesterday morning colored man named
James Grant fell dead at the corner Of Market and
Canal streets, Georgetown. a post.morem examine
ton made, and II found that death was
caused by rupture ofthe heart and pneumonia.
Randall Hensen, hummer, was sent down
70 the work house for ninety days yesterday by Jude
ensIl. He was charged with lettering about the
tipping houses. I'm guilty" he said, III you call
Pete Donnelly'sa npplns house, The officer said
ke thought II vas.
Analostan Island has recently been
Roroushly renovated and Is now in first class con.
aition for parties, plc-nics and excursions Parties
contemplating pleasure trips should secure this
Ne place OF resort, which they do by applying to
the proprietor Patrick Mclaughlin.
A moonlight excursion will be given on the
night Of the 2st Of June under the auspices Wash
hgton Commandery No. l, Knights TenIplar. The
splendid steamer Jane MOsely has been chartered for
the occasion The price OF tickets has been placed at
e.so, TO include gentleman and ladies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

Court on the charge Of the larceny Of the
trunk and its contents. There was no founda-
ton for the charge, and Mr.. p. was acquitted
On the next day Mr.. Perrin swore out war;
rant for the General for perjury, In making
out false information, but the charge was not
entertained On the 25th instant the follow
ing card appeared in THE REPUBLICAN:
slight Stror Is your issue Of May "a II regard 20 70 Cen
Ssq I nan4s S%s months sye .s SST %n s
M" when nj hs So Ga ao ss SG M ann dSy ct
could not have II I'll he paid his board b-somehng
he sH @TSs 10 ~ pfSS'S no
w had thirty trunks IN the office. and did not know
s5Hn :II Isc%%S q Az with sionsF,
% S he s s" s ~ irns @hSa
& u HUI opened II ~ 7; L. Mrsirk's presence, and
Ss!s S % &ea" ,S sa y W. ny S Tn Ta s
shG alowSd him e Open his trunk im9S ,nra, Into
I'M and who very recently tern, a. The work.
drrss, now have to appeal 10 ihc pres 10 vindcae
my character aud esn~e the ijusti'o OF our courts
Arongizing for intrujIne uuon your valuable space
RErnrS pERRiS.
Mr.. Perrin was yesterday arrested by Dctec-
tive McElfrcsh on the charge Of libel, preferred
by General Hill, and hauled up before the
Police Court The alleged libclous paragraph
was that saying, II was thrust into prison upon
the oath Of y man who calls himself General
Hill, and who very recently served q term In
the workhonsc for vagrancy." General
Hin claimed that he had never served n term
| in the wofkhouse for vagrancy. The
General looked solcmnly savage when the
case was called yesterday. He strobe up to the
witness stand, but was not examined. The
attorney for the Government submitted the
the card in evidence, and as its publication
was admitted, the Court decided that that was
enough to send the case to the grand jury.
did you ever go the workhouscr' asked
Mr.. Gloss, counsel for Perrin, Of the General.
The General did not answer, as the Court
| told him he need not
short time ago General Hill was fined in
the Police Court for profanity and sentenced
to the workhouse in default. He appealed
the ease, and in default Of bonds was sent to
Jail, from which place he was released by order
of the Court. Mr.. Perrin probably referred to
this case in his card, and II was mistake of
memory upon what charge the General was
fined. If he never has served term for
vagrancy he ought to. The case Of profanity
| tried in the Police Court was reported to the
extent Of column and half in THE REPuB-
LIcAN at the time, as 1t was thought the trial
Of such q remarkable individual rs the General
deserved to be reported in full. Mr.. Perrin
was placed under $500 bonds for his appearance
before the grand jury.
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TIE NOSE.


Its Owner Has SIR. Perrin Arrested for Libel
Daniel q. ID. Hill has haunted the Police
Court lately. His red nose and long, sombrcly.
clothed figure and venerable white whiskers
have been seen about the courtroom every
day, and his appearance there yesterday at
tracted no unusual attention. He came yes
ter,lay to prefer the charge of libel against Mr.
Reuben Perrin. The history Of his relations
with MIR. Perrin is quite long. Until the Con.
s;ncntaI hotel was closed Mr.. Perrin was en-
aged there as clerk. Gen. Hill boarded at
ne Continental ut one time, and left his trunk
md unpaid bOard-bill. When the marshal
sook possession Of the effects of the hotel Gem
Hills trunk was there On tho o." 'r.
den Hill had Mr.. Perrin
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

SOMETHING
ENTIRELY New UNDER THE Sun"
PIT ON SALE TO-DAY
A NEW AND SUPERB LINE
or Ron ASD ELEGANT
sl0-sl0-sl0-sl0-sl
AND
si2-3i2-sl2-sl2-sll
FINE SPRING SUITS.
THEY ARE,
BEYOND ALI POSSIBLE QvEsTloN,
THE LEADING NOVELTIES
OF THE SEASON.
CALL
AID REQUEST orr SALEsMES
To DISPLAY
OUR
sl0-TrS DoLLAR-tl0
Xa-TwELvE DoLLAR-si2
SUITS.
HALLE BROS,
Corner Of Seventh and d streets,
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Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia, lung
fever, 80. Every family should have bottle OF
Boschee's German syrup. Don't allow for ono mo.
mcnt that cough 10 take hold Of your child, your
famly or yourself Consumption, asthma, pncu.
mona Group, hcmorrhagcs and other fatal discas,
may vet In. Although It Is true German Syrup is
curing thousands Of thee dreadful discases yet II
IL much better To have II al hand when three doses
will cure you. Onc bottle will last your whole
family winter and keep you safe from danger.
n you are consumptivc do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. Sample bottles. 10 Gers. Reyu.
lar sirc IS cents Sold by your druggist. Charles
Stott A. Co wholesale agents
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AB.iR-ROOM FIGHT,
Which Begins with Clubs and Pistols and
Ends With a Bloody Nose.

Shortly after 8 o'clock last night man
named Chris Tenant entered the restaurant
ofJohn Schwartz, No 1902 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, and called for drinks, when
Swartz commenced cursing and abusing him
in very bad manner Tenant told Schwartz
to come outside aud repeat his language, where
upon Schwartz picked up pistol and big club
from behind his bar and made for Tenant,
who retreatcd to the sidewalk. Tenant
picked up window screen, threw 1t at
Schwartz, and striking him on the nose drew
the clarct very freely. Schwartz then called
on Officer Daily and had Tenant arrested on
the charge Of assault and battery. The case
will be heard in the Police Court this morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

cannot lie restored. Young PEOPLE rcmcmtcr this
tsc daily Thurtnn's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder.
II will preserve your teeth FUN decay, and keep
them sound clean and white through life. Is and
30 cents pcr bottle. Sold by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-
sentative men lately on exhibition at the Ccntcn-
nial Exhibition at Philadelphia, are now ready for
the INSPECTION Of the public at "Rradys National
GALLERY" No. 61i rcnrsy lyania avenue. This col
lection embraces the eminent men 81 America. In
addition To tie medals received in New York for
mauy years ana IN london in 1877, j. awarded TIC
h,ghC d,rnri medal at the Centennial Exposition In
PHILADELPHIA lS7G.
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EVERY prRsnS's HAIR

needs occasionally some ocaccnouS application e
prevents is becoming dry and harsh. ThompSoni
iomadc Optlmc Is specially suitable; II kcct's the
hair son and glossy, and inrartS To II strength an,
vitality. - and 50 cents Ter bottle. Sold by al
druggists
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
snilei gloves hut rcnoyatc them with Jouven's In
udnrulIs Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly easily and quickly. Sold at drug and
fancy stores. % cent per bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

This popular remedy fnr Dyspepsia. hiliousness
sick headache sur stomach, vertigo. constipation,
and all diseases arising from diSnrdorcd stomach
OF liver is sold by all druggists Is cents PER pack
age-making quart Of medicine. =. ,
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STMMER RESORrS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
TuE cnALFoNTE HoTsE kr,, c,-x
Good situation, quiet, conferishle
my2a3m ELISHA RoBEKTS, Proprietor.
I2ERKELEY sPkINGs, ,.,a,,
ga miles from SIR Johns Run Station, IL 4 U. r. r.,
lOi Miles nun Washington
ehasea oa the spfns Hotel 1SSang u
the present propretors viii hereafter be conducted
BY ihem n p eTcson Many msSoSer4Is,nts sonSs-
pcrience and favorable reputation OF the senior pro
prietor hotel keeper ~e think sufficient guarantee
that nothing will be et undone TO oonribuis 10 the
The table shall not be excelle by that of any water
ing place In the country for good, wholesome and
The Berkeley SPRINGS hotel sihrt,s accommodations
for Ave hundred guests The baths and swimming
Board, q per day; si7.So pef wick; 80 per month.
Children !: years and under, aiso servants, sp per
Roand.trp tickets for the season, including stage
DescriPiiss 'r.mphiets obtained at wnlards and
no Opsn ior The reception Of guests JuneL
''' ''''i T, TRIsso 4 soS' Berkeley Spring,
ny2aTu rEsim Morgan County, West Va
| GUNNER REsIDENCE-PARLoR. DINING
y room, three or four bed rooms and kitchen; al
furnished: to a private family. Photograph OF the
honse 70 be seen Al Mt @ s,9,r iIis per ~
Mn. JGsEPIiINE JosT, fourteenth street and
Piney Branch road near Brishtwood
REDrCED RATES To PARTIES REMAINING
one "seA y sT1tsToS HOTEL
Cape May NJ Season IF ~ SPf t 5 5sIs
tof Continental Hotel, Phila J Proprietor.
MoTEnws take Fra, pleasure n Informing 1 . or
Bells TN every room have been added TO the Hotel
since last season. myetlm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

DOS'T FORGET.
We make Dress Pants TO order s..
EIsEMhS BRos,
Corner Seventh and + streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

Notice Is hereby given that the power Of
attorney, given by me Oh May %, 1871, To Vim. r.
Furey In blank, 10 collect claim for salary due
me by the House OF Representatives, Is hereby re
representations and fraud. All persons are warned
not 10 purchase the same. J. d, MCCARTHY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

CuILpREN's suits. Bottom prices Sailor suits OF
flannel So sailor suits Of best grade g.
ASAKs Il Co, SIG seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

kills dandruf, alays irritation and promotes the
growth Of hair.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

letter saii Rhcuni, sc1sd Head, &c, wiz certainly
yield to the great Alternative effects Of Ssgetne.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

DbORATlON DAY At MOUNT NthNOF
The steamer Arrow will make two trips to Mount
Vernon on May 80 leaving at lOa IN. and p. m, re.
turning nj and D. m, giving persons an opLor.
unity Of spending whole day at this beautiful
place.
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NJ ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER
ARTIST p,ioTocp ,purR
n.,-;,o, c,,,,
,n,,.aw,E.,,, ,,r
~
I%RFIT HEplIfsTIOY IN PRICES OF COKE
me- ~ nv 10 "
At THE SANE RATE
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Appy 10 Office OF Washington Gasiight Company,
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% 10 ITO hi.age street. GeorgetoMn:
LUMBER
WHEATLEY BROTHERS,
~
LUMBER nAnp'S
o,ao;,.
AND CORNER SEVENTH AND Q STREETS,
CeaSp sPRiSe orFSiSe.
We" -t'''" ''
Ihs M sI sns eeran, Snss a @
f'h''Sy''a ANN "'e"'e' anu nave "'''' VIZ"
THE LA"'hSr sio'N of HAZE '"i' AM
"ENls fohNishiNo ooop7 So'ih of
NEW YORK
,l,d and new patrons will be welcomed at the new
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Fit anted perfect. Material warranted Richard
muslin desired. -,
| SPECIALITY.
Six ready made Shirts for H. SIX unfinished Shirts fol
|
tasty LIE DROlr hLIIDING:
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

REAL ESTATE SALES.
Messrs Duncnnson Bros, auCtioneer, sold yester.
day for Arthur Fcndall trustee lots y and 2j and
The east 81 feet ~ inches from the front TO rear
OF lot a. in Pages recorded subdivision Of square
i67 situated IN the south side OF street southwest
between Sixth and seventh streets each lot having
an average front Of about 10 feet by depth of lT
feet to All is-fOot alley. and improved by a two
story brick dwelling No. 6s2 sold TO d; Davidson
for 81 OGS; No GO TO W. n Croggon for 81 l20 No.
Gs to the same for 81 I2j; No, 6li IN Reese Evans
for 81 500. No 6l0 TO D. Davidson for S2l0O, the
to James l. McDeviU and u similar lot adjoining
for 70 cents per square foot TO t. Benzingcr.
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Kilt SUITS.
New styles, u, "a, SIS 80 and So
A. SAKs Il Co., 3i6 Seventh street.

New styles, u, %, 81, S. go and SO.
A. sAKs n Co, 3l6 Seventh street.
DrcoRArioS DAY At MOUNT VERNON.
The steamer Arrow will make two trips to Mount
Vernon on May 30, leaving at lea m and p. m, re.
turning ut and p. m, giving persons an opLor.
unity Of spending whole day at this beautiful
reg ETISE.
VrerrlsH
WILL Ours
sCROFuLA,
sCRoFuLors HuMor.
Of scroiuia and Scronilous Humor 1t has pc. ma;
neatly cured thousands IN Bcton and vicinity who had
been long and painful sufferers.
CANCER, DANGEROUS HuMoR
The marvellous effect Of yegetine In case OF Cancer
and ;snccg9 ln%or cn"lSnseS the m% profound M.
prescribing vesetine to their patients.
CANKEn
.veFerns n., never failed to cure the most innesi
hle Gaze Of Cankcr.
NERcuRIAL DISEASES.
The yefe,ms meet; with wonderful success in the
SALT RHEUM
yield to the great Alternative eiIects Of vsgetlne.
ERyslrELAs.
vcsstine hrs never failed to the most invetcr
riMrLEs AND uuMoRs ON THE FACE
Reason should teach US that blotChy. rough o,
pmp'ft skln depends entirely upon an internal ,ansc
TCsc,inc is The great blood purifier.
rUMORs, ULCERS OR Old +OREs
Are caused by an impure state ortl,s blood. Cleans
The blood thoroughly with VeeclInc, and these CON
paints viii disappear.
CATARIU.
For this complaint the only Substantial benefit cal
y. obtained through the blood N'grti"e L. the grea
binUd purifier
CONSTIPATION.
vegrtinc does not act ~ cathnrc to dabiltNte TIT
bu's hut c,eanses ali the organs cnahline each Il
perform the functions dcvolving upon them.
PILES.
vssst'nc rcs restored thousands 10 health who hav
Lecn long and painful sufferers.
o. DYSPEPSIA.
lions a :, r,ln and spcsiy cure viii follow It's use.
IAiNTSESs At THE STOMACH.
Vcretins II not stimulating biters which creates
nature 10 restore the stomach Is healthy action
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
| vcgetine acts directly upon the causes of thea
| complaints. II nviRorntes and strengthens the ~hol
system gcss upon the secretive orns and aiayn IL
! GGmmatlVn.
| GENERAL DEBILITY.
In ibis com plant the good effects OF tho vcectir
ar r''a.izri Immediately amer Commencing 10 tab
~ as dcb,Iity denotes deficiency Of the blood, AZ
| Negetinc scts directly upon the cood.
| vEGErINE
II n. srEvESs, Bosroy, Mas.
| vEGl.rlSE- II SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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FOR THE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES'.
SEwiNG MACHINES.
New white
New Improved Davis
New Improves, Wilson,
Domestic,
Weed,
Howe,
singer,
Home Shuttle.
Wheeler & Wilson,
Remington,
All Kinds for Rrni--aG per month.
MCkENNES 4 90,
nls-3m f,s Ninth street northwest.
HAlLET, DAVIS n 60.
THE MEDAL OF HONOR AND CERTIFICATE
OF DISTINCTION are awarded the HALI.ET,
DAVIS & COS GRAND, UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANOS FOR
Volume and Purity Of Tune"
B,.t CONSERVATION and Excellence Of Workman
ship.'
Originality Of Design
A stnItns sf rsns Ss Device 'O'
special Distinction Is given IN the Award to the Up
right Instruments Of this Firm. See Centennial
Jndg,- REPORTS ON rispoS. ,
sil Ninth Strst northwest.
Pianos exchanges, and SOd n,stalnIents at Lowest
cash lrict-S. nol
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I ACE CURTAINS DONE UP BY NINE. PIERRE
l.. de Paris. The only establishment In the United
states where curtains are done up In the man
ucr curtains and equal 10 them In appearance
and durability. Having Round that curtains remain
Ing unbleached, yellow blue green for months wpr}
afterwards done up with difficulty, propose TO my
care OF them II desired during the summer nee ol
charge.
rs Eleventh street, between q and Fl.
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REMEMBER

THE fremont Is taking boarders at astonIshlngly
low rates
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


%. GRAND LODGE r. A. A. NJ OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-There will be q special
communication OF the Grand Lodge OF the District OF
Columbia on THURSDAY, May ~, At o'clock. BY
WIN. L. SINGLETON, or. Secretary.
ss~OF SUPERIOR ENGLISH MANUFACTURE
and Justly celebrated for Elasticity, Durability and
Evenne~s OF Points.
IN FIFTEEN NUMBERs
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HEADouARTERs
FOR THE SALE OF THE
CELEBRATED ICE KING REFRIGERAToRs
and the
NEW CHALLENGE ICE KING.
No ilOi Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street
have In null operation and on exhibition large As
sortment Of the above RsfrgerniorE all size style.
and prces 10 suit the times Orders received for build
ing any style or Of Refigerators repairing or
teng Of old ones at factory corner oil sath sueet anu
| II. N. DIo0INS,
nylJf Patentee and Propulsion.
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LOOK OUT FOR THIRTy!THIRD ANNUAL RE
FORT, lSs.
Dividend 10 tn.mbcts in CASH As their premiums
full due Over N.nD.UG have besn returned to mem
hers during the last thirty -three years.
Begin the year To insure.
ALL POLICIES protected from forfeiture by State
law. Solicitors wanted Libs,rsl terms made 10 par
ties having laIsed policies,
\. L. CLARKE, General Agent,
Room -. Cloud Building.
Also, Agent for the Dwelling housc Fire insurance
Company OF Bsston. JAS ThSsiy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

VegCtinc does not act cathnTtc to dshltaie the
OIyy,is hut cranses all the organs, enabling each TO
perform the functions dcvolving upon them
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-30

For this complaint the only Substantial benefit can
~. obtained through the blood Nrgrine L. the great
blood purifier.
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THE sPENCERIAN 1
STEEL PENS.

NEst,ss suited 70 every lyle ot wiring; ror
ing one each Of the fifteen Numbers, by mail on
receipt Of Is cents.
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lOuTS ITU!y,
]. BANCROFT.
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w. G.. MURRAY,
Committee l.. VI. Mcleod,
J.. J.. MCLEoD.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Whereas. 1t has pleased our
Heavenly Father to remove from
our midst, to the spiri. world above,
our much beloved brother, troasN.
ror, d. A. J. DANTzLgR, who died
at his residence in this cona.y 3lsl,
Januar 1872, therefore be ii,
Resolved, That in this dl>penSa,
sion of Divine Providence, wo roo
ognize tho hand food, and bow
In humble, though sorUwlUl sub
MISSION IL His will,
Resolved, That in tho death Of
brother DAIMLER, this Graz ge has
lost one Of its most utefl, and ex.
plary members, and tho commune
~, of its best citizens.
Resolved, That we extend to the
bereNved family, our tonderest sym
pathy in this, their sad afliction.
Resolved, That the hall DO drap,
cd in mourning for thirty days
and that those resolutions DO sprOad
upon tho minutes of our Grange.
Resolved, That a copy OF these
resolutions b. sent TO the beaeave OF
family, and tho MACON BEACON, b,
requested to publish them.
e, N. LADD,
Committee IEGU HARLAN,
Il. NeLEoD.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
Ach' 10th, 1877.

The Bar, and the Board of Su
peryisors arc discusslngthn proprie.
.ty OF improving the acoustics Of the
Court Room. 1t il u needed re.
form. The room is badly con
strnctcd for the transmission of
sonnd, as if it was intended to be
so. Otlen wlen there is speaking
nothing but a confused murncr Of
sounds can be heard. The work of
Improvement however, should not
be attempted at hsp-hazard but
shonId be'doue on scientific princi-
piles. Let our scientific men con
suit the lass which apply to acous;-
Iics, and then apply the remedy In
diligently.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
Another Homicide.

Last Monday, a son of Mr.. Robt
Weir and a negro mar got into a
quarrel on the road. After some
high words the negro attacked the
young man with a stick when the
latter drew a pistol and shot him
twice causing his death in a short
time. The cause of the untortu
natc difficulty we have not learned.