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National Republican., 1877-09-17
DISTRICT PRISON NOTES.

HOW THE BABIES OF FEMALE PRISONERS
THRIVE IN JAIL-THE REFORM SCHOOL
FOR BOYS wING-STATISTICS
There should be a separate department for
women, and 1t is hoped an appropriation will
be made to effect that object. The women
there now are occupying cells intended for
witnesses, and three have babies with them.
The Jail Is no place for infants. Almost all Of
the infants become sick as soon as they enter
and their health is probably impaired for life
when compelled to remain IN such place for
n long time Besides, II is n rule Of the prison
to cOnfne two women in cell, so that no
ISLANDERS can be circulated against the male
guards. The jail has no matron, nor can it
have any under existing circumstances.
Women approaching aeeouehmeh have to bo
discharged.
An opium cater has been cured of the
habit
The prisoners find solitary confinement so
irksOme that they beg for work.
-Thirty-six thousand persons visit the Jail
per annum, on business or pleasure.
The percentage Of the death rate Is not
one quarter Of one per cent. per annum.
About ten boys occupy cells at the prison
In consequence Of the Reform School being
full.
National Republican., 1877-09-17
WAS IT PERJURY?

CLEAR CASE FOR THE GRAND JURY
WON'T DISTRICT ATTORNEY WELLS IN.
NESTlGATE THESE FACTS AND LEND his
INVALUABLE AID TOWARD BRINGING
PERJuRER5 TO JUSTICE.
Tho following is rcrbatim Photographic re-
port Of an opinion delivered in the Police
Court last week in the case of woman
charged with having sold liquor without a
license 1t will be observed that here is fine
field for the arrest and conviction of those of
the defendants witnesses who evidently com.
mittcd perjury, and an opportunity to severely
punish some Of tho many witnesses in that
court who violate the laws of God and man IN
ic most wllfnl and unconccrned manner
rendering nugatory in many instances the
most sincere efforts Of the ablcst police officers
to secure the conviction Of chronic yiulaturs u'
the statutes:
The nrst three duys-Saturdly, sunday aud Mon e.
dny.ihcre j. no testimony on tie rn! Of the d"riisr,
aud u" testimony Of the w.tEr>S iOr tho Government
,nr 'nc,i OF these thr'c days and on lnr Olifih,
Tuesday. til" only time the defense undertakes 10
the statement nadi by the pros cutting wiin,~S iut.
ler i 4 admitted he was there that ugi!r AMI that lr
dill drink hs the defendant claims, of hitirrS which
wrr. no! splIuous liquor The tioyrrnmrn. witness
iI lrr ';'les ,S hG m askH ski Tor Tor whisky That hs dnk
non, who was standing outside, Immediately In the
tor looking directly ai MIN. swrars positively and
unHlu!vocdy that ne saw two bottles hanicd UP ami
the man pour from the contents OF the two buIIrs
into the giasS and drink the contents OF the glass and
he saw silver teI-Cent piece paid for II.
Now, tho witnesses for the defense, three OF them
swear That they prsont that the call was SIMPLY
for tnnsy bittrr AMI That the person who applied Ur
tho btteTs said he was si'k, and that there WAS no
money paid and they d.scribci their respective posi-.
tons Lieut.. nsfurd Identities ono Of the wi, ness
for the defense y. being personally present that
oct1tson but he has doubts about the personal den.
ln the hack Of the store, however. lie did sce
them distinctly Now, II do, not seem to me TINT
the testimony of thesa three witnesses that this man
did not ply ought to rset the positive tetsimpny Of
the witness that lie did pay; of Lieut.. Vernon that h.
actually saw the money pass, and u at Butler drank
| frum the contents Of two bottles The would he
made out upon the three iirsl days without go ng into
the fourth. Lieut.. Vernon certainly could not have
National Republican., 1877-09-17
HOME DuIxGs-o,MEs TO M PLAYED.


Monday. Sept. l7-Crrighton vs.. Patriot
Mnmdny. ScpLl7-ANturIR vs.. Eagle.
Tuesday: sept. lS.ANtnrta v. National
Wednesday, sept. l9-t tTuightOn vs. our Boys
Wednesday, sept l9-Eag!c ". Patriot.
Thursday, Sept. At-AStOria ". rHtTiDt.
Friday. Sept 2I-Crcghtpn vs. Trmplar
saturday, Sept. 2l-NutiOnal v. Trinpar.
The games last week, owing to rain aud
other causes, were very unsatisfactory to the
crowds who were in attendance, and 1t Is
hoped that by getting to work n little earlier
during the ensuing one that so many drawn
games will not occur. The days are growing
short and 3::iO o'clock Is not too soon to begin
game. and it is hoped that the managers will
heed thu suggestion aud commence early. As
at the present rate not one half of the games
on the schedule will be played.
The Ea-lr-NatiOnal game on saturday after
noon was the last Ot the series, and resulted in
favor of the National by u score of to g. 1t
should have been to 3, but in the ninth inn
ing some of tho Eagle players, being Of the
opinion that by not putting their opponents
out the score would revert to the eighth,
when 1t was u tic % to 81 began throwing the
ball around the field, in order to compel the
umpire to call game, whereas had they been
cOgnizaut of the rules such foOlishncss would
not have been permitted, and the score and
game would have been the closest of the sea-
son. At it was the National were in tight
place, and their two lucky hits in the ninth
Tie our Boys aud Patriot game on Satur-
DAY afternoon resulted in II tie q to - at the
end of the sixth inning, aud will have to be
played over
TN the same day on the Eagle grounds the
Astoria, although weakened by the detection
| of some of their best players, managed to give
the Tumplar good drubbiny. Score, . to 1
Regarding the report that the Astoria wa
about to disband, an officer of tho club says
| '"Thc rumor is false, for, although we have
been treated badly by some Of our best men
| the Astoria has not dShanded, nor has II tn,
slightest intention of so doing. We mean Il
play all our games, aud to meet all our en-
| fragments"
Tho base ball editor Of the Capital is not
very we'll posted regarding imported players
| OF else he Is not acquainted with the fact thai
| Charley WilhrOw is Washington boy aud /,
back here simply because his engagement ha
| expired with the Minnesota club, Of which h'
| was lncnbcr. lie is playing for amusement
and was not brought here TO win certain
games. All his associates and family reside
| here. and he Joined the Creighton simply be
| cause he had moro friends in that organization
| than any other.
To-day the Creighton tackle the strong nin
Of tho Patriot on the Olympic grounds ut 3:3
o'clock p. M, and as the last game resulted il
| favor of the Babies by u score Of 7 to tn,
Green Legs" will CudcavOr to substitute
victory for defeat.
| At the same time the Astoria and Eagle vii
play their last game on the Eagle grounds an'
all the indications point to u hard fight Tor th
deciding game Of the series.
The following carefully prepared table show
the standing of our home clubs:
National Republican., 1877-09-17

the boy, promptly. His gray.headcd grand
father, who sat by his side, gave him nudge
of disapprobation, and he at once changed his
opinion and replied, Guilty" Tho prose-
case Of larceny, and could easily be proven, but
that Mr.. Drew did not desire to prosecute the
boy. "lf you let him go, your Honor, |
promise to send him into the country" pleaded
the boys guardians. The court referred to
his duty in the premises, which was to the
effect that the boy must he punished; but, in
consideration of his gnndiathcr's promise, he
would only inaict light penalty "Thc pen.
atty is 81" at ought to be $40" he added
soto rOce.
National Republican., 1877-09-17
A BUKGLARIOUS BOARDER.

Officer Riley, of the Fourth precinct, ar
rested young German, named Chas Ebcr'
hart, yesterday morning about 3 o'clock, and
he was locked up at the station on two serious
charges burglary and grand larceny lie had
been boarding with Mr., John Gcrhold, who
keeps restaurant on Bridge street, near Po-
tomac, Georgetown, for about two weeks up TO
last Friday night when he mystoriousiy dis.
appcaro with solid gold watch valued at 50,
and money to the amount of about 81, ths
property OF his landlord He returned Satur-
day evening late and broke into the house,
carrying away with him another watch and
all The clothiug ho could collect together. 1t
was while he was walking down the Aycnne
that he was arrested lie confessed both rob
berries and will explain his reasons for cyni'
mitins them to Judge AAls "'. morning' !
National Republican., 1877-09-17
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
MUNICIPAL MANAGEMENT BY THE
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
THE 3.85 DISTRICT BONDS.

ADVANCES MUST BE REFUNDED TO TIE
GovERNMENT-No EXCEPTION IN FAVOR
oFsCnooIS OR OTHER OBJECTS OF EXPEN-
DITCRE
few days since the District Commissioners
transmitted to Mr. James Glhllan, Tinted States
Treasurer, a statement In regard to the District
finances, and showing that II the expenses for the
current fiscal year were paid there would not be a
suiicicncy ont of the revenues to reimburse the
United states for advances that had been made 10
pay the Interest on the 5Gi bonds. To thi. com
munlcatipn. under date Of September Is; Mr.. Gil.
fl!an returned the following important reply:
lhavc the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of your
letter orthe l!Ih instant incioSing IN response to mine
account Of The government 9f the D,tic nr Coiun.
m IF" ,s iSs 1hS SSSr TnSsd JI D. ard az H. estimate
fiscal year. Your Letter with iis Enclosures was lin.
nf ,n Tps up1n s US M MLGer! Ie,srr,I TO dhG m Se"ns
thereto communication under date of the lith ~.
ted states the secretary conveying his decision
~ rrgntd 70 aivance' which have been and may
pursuance OF existing laws the District Of Columbia,
ana structy this office TO advise You OF the nature
The advances mai under section Il act Of March a.
NJ, ~ stats iOLl mist be refunded by the Commits
IN nyor Of schools other objects OF expenditure,
II clear that Congress only designed that We should
state. Treasurer arr thcrr:ore directed to reimburse
tue Treasury IN mll for thc'e advances out OF any
Time 80 not To cnibarrass the commissioners The
advances made under other provisions Of the law for
interest on the AEi bonds are placed by Cnngrrs' On
dincreHt footing, and their reimbursement to the
treasury pend upon tile sucienry uf the TevcEut-
for certain assigned purpDsrs." Cni,r sexton Il,
REFERRED q there has nirr"dr been advanced the SIM
o. sIbhbi IN coin, for the payment OF the July asp
interest upon the District debt. To enable cOmpli-
ance therefore, with the ubore requirement., trust
You WILL when convenient, advise This office Ut wha
time without Cmba rtssnSnt to you fciilbuIs mCnt,
wholly or by hIsampnts Ofthp above sum of 5iysu
In cUin may he made tu the Treasury Of the United
states out Ofnny revenues Urthe District,
National Republican., 1877-09-17
DIRECTORY
OF THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS
no USES or n'ASHING7ON

THE FOLLOWING fs p-BLisHED TOR THE
BENEFIT OF TRAVELLING sALE5MEN
STRANGERS ASD THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
1T fNClvDEs ALL TRADES AND PRoFEs-
sIoSs, AND CANNOT FAIL TO PROVE OF
INTEREST TO ALL VINO INTEND ~pANs-
ACTING BCsiH Ess IN wAsHIScToN
FtSE ARTS.
Merkr.,eI. 6e6 street northwest
ATToRNFYs
John 4 Grow. $, CiouG Buildiss
REAL ESTATE.
2, u Warner, ,slt , street BoTtnMs'.
}GhF Shim"P ra - GS"G s,n pSssn, m r., Ava.
}. b. Archer Federal buildin! seventh and II sts
AcCTIoSEERs.
nuncansol Bros, Ninth and p sta
Wash b VIII ans d. cor, Tanb Nrast.
ARCHITECTS
III. seare, 10 street.
AWNINGS.
J. G. HOGAN. III Market Space.
BooKskLLERs AND sTATIoNEHs,
S9,omons& CHAPMAN VII pcnnsylvana avenue
" &sles 4 M.,S %s,SHn RSI @ rrr ayy"nn sysnSs
Hopkins d sou ~ PenrsyvaniA avenue.
BROKERS AND AGENTS
VIM. Dickson 81 Four.anda.hAf street Dis.ricf
Improvement Gases a speciality,
billiards.
scanlcn q Co ,sca'er Hal. Ninth and streets.
BAKERS.
Felix pc.fos,es 25I2 n street
CARRiAOEs
'Idgs,sm l. Il ;Issn hsSts hWSecSmps e. ~; ~ " ;IE,s
CLOTHING.
f. 8. justin. els street.
DIARIES.
T. X. warl, Attorney dairy. e2g Z street northwest
DRUGGISTS. r. .n
stoi & Crsmwei tNr Pennsylvania
sS na sSsnc SS,s Es a11 WITH
EDUCATIONAL "a
Mmsio Et'ore BArlll Marinis hAil az and sis T. st.
GSS,,! ss'oSm cnT+r,IV Law school, Gonis.a hall.
Mr.. i1m;,s Pollock. Ktndersar,en, Eighth and X ST.
Mr.S + Fuller III r. school, " ioiG Hrs%t Tsnth street.
Ms; Il; hGr, msrr.ys; ~, i ~ i,rrs;; si,,s,
%s:aiG sennsy HTSs m ssFiEdr,d; p nSaro
!. TX srLgnary vi rim street norihwrSt.
SHLmn.nilm nnlysr,lty. FolIirenth street;
frar ~ E,rnias Mu.S' ig5,F Street
sasSn! hcaicGf, j. = 7 tnaiTSid "a i 1871 street,
NiaSiIl Ion'.rya9y;o, u nnllard, -, Ninth itrsa
HOTEiS.
Rigs Mpm.c, c%srnsr % rIi!s'n!9 ard q streets
En1nt llou.ss; fon'!!.rnth and Fsiret,s
SHERMAN iolsr. ga aud as Third street.
MNniinn i1ise, o.. and ~ street.
uATTHRs.
d. II. Stlnemctz, i257 PsnusyivaHia avenue.
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance company, IS Itgh street,
Georgetown.
New EmaNsi Mutual Life Insurance Company. st.
C!uud building
JEWELERS.. .r
$. GOdstcln a Co, corner renth and d streets.
LUMBER.
wheatlCy Bros, Georgetown. y. G.
LIVERY STABLES.
Isrndinghnm & Co., lit7 II street northwest
Allison Na!lor, it,. llm to $50 T. street
LOAN OFFICES.
| =. Goidsteln x Co, corner Tenth and d streets.
MERCHANT TATLORS.
| FIscmrn Brothers corner seventh aud Z streets
e. SIal or, lia street
\. >Iks " 60, seventh street.
| u, Robinson IL Co., .Ol Pennsylvania avenue. 30
| PIANOS.
Sanders 4 Stayman Penua, ave and Twclnh street.
lln!laIt, Davis X Co., Sll Ninth street
PAPERHANGISGs.
| John Alexander, IN Penn ylvnuIa avenue.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Brady, ut "Brndys National Gallery" 6cj Pa ave.
| PHYSICIANS.
| Dr. Hartley, oji Pennsyivnnia avenue.
| SEWING MACHINES.
| McKenncy 4 Co., is5 Ninth street.
| TRUNKS
| Murray's, s1j Penny sylvana avenue.
| CNDERrAKERS
| II. W. Barker 6il Eleventh street.
| u, v. Harvey, 81 , street.
National Republican., 1877-09-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

OSE visit To DR.. Hartley inSurcs instant relief for
catarrh. No exOrbitant fees IN advance. Resi-
dence removed to 93i New York avenue
OSE DOLLAR-ObtAln Dr. Hartey's great remedy
for CGlaTTh. druggists have IL,
Lcit-of' clothing, watches, pistols sc, bought at
IerkUg's, 9l5 u street Orders attended TO.
All kinds OF Trunks made 10 order, repaired and
covered At Murrays, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
TItE finest New York butter IN the city: also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but.
ter, at SplCrr's butter store southwest corner ui
Ninth and T. streets Fine cheese at less than Bal.
timOru prices No impossibilties advertised but
prices. as low as the lowest Call and be oon-
WINGED,
National Republican., 1877-09-17
A SUNDAY ROW.

A park.lounger, suffering from the effects Of
a Saturday nights debauch, made things
lively in tho Smithsonian grounds yesterday
afternoon by talking in stcntorian tones to
some unseen persons, supposed to be in Union
town, and his language was not exactly suited
to the choice ears In the intervening space. He
made himself otherwise generally disayreeable
to promcnadcrs in the park, and SO brought
himself under the notice of n special police
man, who, In his efforts to quiet him, only
succeeded in increasing his violence.
The officer then attempted to take him to
the statiOn-house, but met with such a deter.
mined resistance that he had to call on the
bystandcrs for aid. None of them appeared
to feel disposed to help him any, and it locked
rs though he would have to relinquish his
prisoner when Detective McDcvitt opportunely
appeared on the scene and the obstrepcrous
howlor was quickly hustled to the station.
Here he gave his name as J. I. Furgerson,
Ms right name Is believed to be Charles
Lucas Two Of the spcctators-R +. Gross
and George AIankin-wcre also arrested fol
refusing TO assist the officer when called upon
Bows AND CrulpnES's srrTs, for fall and wntc
wear, at astOnlshingly low prices.
EI.ENAS DRos,.,
National Republican., 1877-09-17
EXCURSIONS.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAs5ENGERA
The steamer ARROW. Captain Frank HoiiInss-
head Il the only boA allowed to land passen .ert At
Mount Vernon Wharf Passengers inkins this
steamer (whrh II connected with The Ladies' Mount
Vernon AsSOCiaiiuu) avoid riding In anlbnlsncos
three miles, W. by other lines.
Round "Trip, g., Including admission to Mansion and
Grounds.
steamer leaves Sovcnth-strost wharf DAILY, (Sun-
day excepted 1T 10 ,. ~. aid reluyns about NJ
]. Nell. HOLIISGSWORTH
Supt. ladies Mount Vernon Association.
PINK OLLlNlsllE "a .. slr. AIIoM. yAu
National Republican., 1877-09-17
nRAnY,a

The historical portraits OF distinguished repre-,
sentative men, lately Oh exhibition at the Centen'
nial Exhibition at Philadelphia, are now ready for
tho inspection Of the publlc at 'Brsdys National
Gallery No 625 Pennsylvania avenue. This col
lection embraces the eminent men OF America, In
addition TO tire medals received In New York for
many years and IN London IN lsaf, j. awarded ne
h9At d,pard medal at the Centennial Fxpnritioi'il III
Philadelphia lST6, r..TF.
National Republican., 1877-09-17

"F0TIcil game, WNrh goes % The ChumpIOnshIp
Cymn.ll,yu Iur lls decision.
From the above it will he seen that the Nn.
tiOnal lead, closely followed by the Astoria and
Eagle, the others in bunch. The lIooley
games are not counted, us they failed to play u
game with each club Us the rules direct. Ball
humping will be very lively this week, and
some rood games are promised
National Republican., 1877-09-17
,Ern RuINEn nY NEGLECT

cannot be restored. Young people remember this
Use daily 1hurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder
them sound. clean and white through lie. IS all,
so cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-09-17
VERY PER<OS's HAIR

needs occasionally some olcagcuous application te
prevents its becoming dry aud harsh. 'fhonlpson'
fomade Qpime Is specially suitable; II keeps the
hair son and glossy, and npars TO II strength and
vitality. - and 70 cents per bottle Sold BY al
druggists,
National Republican., 1877-09-17
TO ORDER.
Cashmere Pants at S. and Suits at so.
EIsEMAN Bros,
Tailors and ClOthiers
Corner Seventh and f.
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Thomas Bowling:
At pm, two-stofy and mansard roof residence
No, 1921 Twelfth street between and streets
northwest.
Al $50 p m, valuable PROPERTY, No. % West street,
Georgetown, u. q. ,r.h
by J. 7, Coldwell: ~ uhhL.lAAl
At @ p. m, desirable country teSidrnce on
Seventh street road Just beyond BrlghtWOod oppo.
site Battle GemetsrysRhd h9ilding A!iy adIpinipg
BY Wash. b, Williams ,lTI.,ni-s TLdTnU'IIT 4
Al $50 p ns, sainable lunjmprored, properly on
west - a1LtL ~ iLlga
BY Dtincnrsof Bros;
At p. M. valuable tmprnyedJ property Iatt No
corner oik AID haita.rcsn southeAsk1
,Ik ALI ---I--Al2Lr
~ CARRIIeIs --AA sxa M nation ~ aook solioltV
'Iufoiintt h, Cheerful yfarn ished AT ~.
..naI. pNAy.A'oils Eisitfh .soso' asfthssn !
y ] hGHarAsW lssWdflpa
llt ala -ssiCiipt s.usbu"l l"tllgJ
National Republican., 1877-09-17
CITY ITEMS.
OIlNK IRIsII TEA.

This popular remedy furdysrepsin, biliorsness
sick hcahnchc sour stomach vertigo. constipation,
aud all diseases arising from dlsUrdereh stomach
ur liver + sold by all druggists, IS cents per pack.
age-making quart OF medicine.
National Republican., 1877-09-17

THOSE who have rooms to rent reach each
member of Congress by advertising in the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, as this journal is
daily mailed to every Senator and Repressn-
tatiye
National Republican., 1877-09-17
IrnIcInI,s EcnNnNY.

Is now absolutely necessary Throw not aside your
soied gloves but renOya,a them with JoiIyens In.
odorous Kill Glove Cleaner II will cleanse Them
thoroughly, easily sud quickly. Sold VI drug and
fancy stores - cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-09-17
LIFE In WASHINGTON.
INDICATIONS.

Nearly stationary or iorer pressure aud ieni-
peraiHre, somherly winds aud clear or partly
cloudy weaiher.
National Republican., 1877-09-17
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.

The new, safe and commoiouS steamer MARY
WASHINGTON Is now carrying passengers to M
Vernon and furnishing carriages To transport thrW
10 the Mansion. by lhR route persons avoid hot
walk up long hill. The distance Is Que and half
miles, not three. Leaves seventh street wharf every
day iSnnday eNcgpedl At 9N u: ny and retprns about
iU'cOck Fare 81, including admission and carriage
ride to and nom 'thP NNnSinu ip1Au
National Republican., 1877-09-17

I AN OFFERING my large stock Of frstclsss car.
riagrs at reduced prices. Call and be convinced.
Il. II. GRAHAM, Il2 Eighth street northwest.
National Republican., 1877-09-17
NEW AnYERrISEMENTS

The annual session Of the Medical Department
OF the University OF Georgetown Will begin
october
School and collegiate Textbooks, at wholesale
and retail, for sale by 4. NJ. Whitaker Il Sons
National Republican., 1877-09-17
MARRIAGELI LICENCES.

The following marriages licenses were issued
on Saturday: George W. Thomas and Kate Stew.
art Alex Reed Of Mobile, and Martha Brown. Of
Fairfax Va: John II. Gould and Mary r. Beatty,
Lewis Queen of Anne Arundel. Md, and Lucy A.
NiCkson, of the same place.
DEEDS REGISTERED.
The following deeds were registered in this
District OH saturday:
BARGAIN AND SALE.
John Hay ct uX. TO John sullivan. L, J. stlll'
wagon 10 Mary " Burton. Vim, Hutchinson 70
Elizabeth Masters. Philandcr G. Riley to VIM II.
Deeknau. Sarah 4. johnson to Josephine Cooper
A. A. Brnry and wife to VIM. Birney. 81. MaTy's
Academy 10 St IccClns Academy.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
Caroline A. Dahrar to White 4 Warner. Maurice
Fitzgerald Ia Carroll Schaeior. James Hughes to
trustees Of Oriental Building Association John
Spaet 20 same. Geo II. IAsCombc TO Washington
building Association Richard W. Carter Ct ux. TO
A. A. RTncy. Ell Beers trustee to J. l.. Fitch and
X. q. Fox.
DEEDS OF RELEASE.
Fitch 4 Fox to James L. Ewin. Abner B, Kesey
to Caroline A. DalbcaT. OCkstAdt and Hltz 10
Elizabeth Wllstaf. james s, Robson ct al to
Sarah A. Johnson. Johnson and Gull To buchanan
Bcale. Geo. Bauer ct. al TO John Hughes. Geo.
Bauer to John Spact, Annie q: Burgywn TO Lucy
Stevens SH' to wilson D. Palmer Walter T. % Cox ct al
10 Jesse Y, n. Huyck. j. y; Fitch % HI Beers
trustee, W, d, Sawyer and J. E. Fitch " Ell Doors
trustee
GRAND JURY CASES.
The following win come before tho grand jury
properly; Beall Joseph, ct al, grand lGresnyS
Dsuidih, johnson, pstit larceny, second oiftihs
National Republican., 1877-09-17

TAILORING at popular prices
EIsRNAS BRos.
Corner seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1877-09-17

$3.50
Our s? 80 Pants are desirable patterns and spien.
did goods. ElsEHAS Bros,
Corner Seventh and e.
National Republican., 1877-09-17

Bows AND CnI prES's srIrs. for fall and winter
wear, at astOnishingly low prices.
EIsRMAS Bros,
Cnrnfr sayanth and Il
National Republican., 1877-09-17
AT THE CITY HALL.

NO COURTS on sATURDAY-oNE SUIT EN-
TERED AND FOUR MARRIAGE LICENSES
aRANTED-THE DAYS WORK IN THE
RECORDERS OFFICE
None of the Civil Courts of the District Of
Columbia were In session on saturday.
SUITS ENTERED.
But one suit was entered In the Supreme
Court of the District oil Saturday
James NJ. Wilbur VS.. Jasper Johnson, bill for
specific performance,
on the law side the value Of goods to be re.
pleyied ia the suit OF District OF Columbia vs..
fOrsylhe was changed from $4,000 TO one thousand
dollars.
National Republican., 1877-09-17
ADJUSTMENTS,
CAMILLA
BOARDING..

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE ROOM
n and board IN private family. where there are
no other boLrdors Address JOHN SMITH, EsI g.
this Office. sal5tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-03

Pesth, May I'm the Hungarian
diet to-day Deputy Somssich asked the
Government whether it intended to
treat the advance of Russia into Tur-
keywith Indifference and, if so, whether
it relied upon the guarantees it had
received as sufficient protection to
Austro-Hungarian interests in every
eventuality; also, what steps had been
taken or were contemplated to MAIN
tain the freedom of commerce of the
lower Danube and to guard Hungarian
traders against losses arising from the
stoppage thereof. Somssich, in sup
porting his Interpolation, pointed out
that Russia had invaded the neutral
territory of Roumania, which had been
guaranteed by Europe, practically stop
ping the freedom of trade on the
Danube. The enormous army that
Russia had placed in the field made it
impossible to foresee the limits of her
aims.