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National Republican., 1877-10-23
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-.Roosc sends New York papers in advance
Of the malls
The Ebbitt House received its supply of
mirrors yesterday
The upper part of the Seventh street car
track was repaired yesterday.
A new sink Is necessary for the pump at
the corncr Of Thirteenth and $ streets.
Rhode Island avenue in the vicinity of
Tenth street Is very much in need Of repair.
Two fine thrce-story aud mansard brick
dwellings are being erected ut the corner of New
Jersey avenue and Massachusetts, avenue.
Prof. +. W. Klcy has resigned the position
Of director Of the Washington sangcrbund. and II
Is understood that he will be succeeded by Prof.
Carl Richter.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Congregational Church next Monday evening. III
the Interest Of the association.
The institution for the education of the
colorcd youth known as the Miner School has been
leased 10 the District of Columbia for nuriuRl
school ior colored female graduates Of the public
schools, for 5000 per annum.
The Washington Light Infantry Corps,
Col VIM G. Moore, were out last night for a prac.
hcc drill, prior 10 their trip 10 Richmond on the
3st instant. They drilled In front of the City Hall
for more than hOnr and attracted considerable
attention.
The funeral of the late George r. Thomp.
son will take place from his late residence on Mary
land avcnue ut one o'clock to-day Columbia Con
mandery No. >, Washington Chapter No. =, anl
Dawson Lodge No 10 will attend. The remains
will be taken to the Congressional cemetery.
-Thomas Swagger was arrested by Officer
Hobbs, about eleven o'clock last night for assault.
ing joseph Walters near the corner OF Tenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue. Swaggcr knocked Wal.
tcrs down with q cane. Walters claimed that
swagger also drew pistol, but no suGh weapon
was found upon him when arrested.
Charles johnson snatchcd pair of boots
from hook In front of Harry Byric's store ON
Seventh street, near the boundary, last evening.
and made off with them. pursued by a large crowd,
who finally came mp with him near the corner OF
o and seventh streets and turned him to ON
cerJenries, who escorted him to the station house.
He will interview Judge Smell this morning.
Yesterday, about half-past one o'clock n
m, private wetchrnAn Wheeler found the back
door of DR.. Boyles residence, on Fuurand. a hal
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and C street
northwest, open, and, entering found, exposed In
the dining room silrerware TO the value Of about
s6D lie aroused the inmates of the house and
the premises were secured.
From Nr. ]. OrmOnd Wilson. superiu.
tendent Of public schools, we understand that the
tickets for the course OF Rev Dr. Kirkus' Lectures
on English Literature will be furnished to teacher
and scholars IN the public schools on most liberu
terms. 1t is said that the lectures are highly in
structive and entertaining and well calculated /,
assist In forming correct literary taste and slim
ulating desire to become acquainted with The
writings of the best English authors.
National Republican., 1877-10-23
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George Chld, London, Eng u George snd wife, Bus.
Ton J Heath and wife, N Il A. / Earle, y VI J :
Smith, Philadelphia; Hon W killinger. Pa; W {
freeman, Cornwall, Pa.
NdfiO,ldi IiOLei.-J W d w and l. y Earle N H. A
G PuTmusl, Chicago; II q Parrish, baltimore: !
Campbell, NJ II, Pa Tho Funn"T and A n FrnueT, n
y; A RrI q Boston; Z Mngruher Md; ]. IIuch.
berger aud Vim Wilkinson, N y; A q Crosby. Boston;
Charles X PeIsIee, Ky; II Wells and e IiOOkr, n Y;
A Horn III aud wife, Ga.
JriHigton. II A Wills wife and maid New York:
Mrs 4 l. saunders, New York; J 7 Randolph, New
jersey: e II Roberts, Omaha Miss l. Il WI liner
and Mis- Wilmer, New Orleans W y Wilmer BAH.
more, and W II Lyon, New York.
InyeTiuL-Mr and Mrs L Warner New Haven,
Conn, Hon IL NJ PUllnrd, Missouri; Rry SIR Miylry
and vile, Harrisburg PA A Crane, Mldl"IOwn Y;
J Helm Stockton alJ V Hnmmer, New jersey 7
Patterson sweet springs, i NJ Vidal, New York,
and Gov q J brew tlh
] NJ Drb ~ 4 l. 'bRnuH; y Bags. n Y, A VI M,t Omb;
OlIIo i / line and u ) Furbs, Y; u N SWartG, Pa;
WIN VIII riley, KS Mrs ii BabcOck, LoOancn J N
HAIR Il, Baltimore.
bfrir2DUlRuH J II RI lily, Pa l. Springer.
ATk; lion Charles Il Roberts, Md; u Lucas, ) !.
BiTd W VA Mrs W Wsidrll, n q; A Kelley, NG
A W Hpntpg Md; Robert Lamry, Conn smith,
6OsLon; 1T Rev ] W Estkwith Uh
National Republican., 1877-10-23
The Mn.lIncton nclmnnIco.s.

The American people appreciate :OOd living
and will always patronizc those places where the
cuisine is known to lie of the bet and catering o
done to satisfy both the fancy aud appetite. Wash.
ingtum eau boast Of at least one rstcIass restaurant,
complete In all is appointments attractive in ap-
IVufanCc. and which deserves and receives the
rntrnnagc nf the community The saloon Of McSsrS.
II lrvcy n lIo lien Is 50 vel aud popularity know n
that words III it. favor arc almost superhOus, sun,
a. these CntCrpTising gentlemen have decided Il,
adopt something Of II change in the conduct o.!
their house, reference thereto VIII not nj present
appear out of place
Being able, by their corps of agents IN the East
and south to supply all the dclicacics and luXuries
OF the respective markets. they have discovered
that owing u the decline Of prices they can prO-
cure meats. fruits vegetables, &c, at reduced rates,
and therefore cater cheaper than formerly. and
which they are now doing They have made two
a lunch counter In addition to the usual restaurant
bill of fare where twenty different hot dishes are
presented, varying In price from ten to twenty-five
cents The other Is the table fhp's, from which Is
served the best breakfast anu dinner to bc had in
the city, aud for the small sum of hily cents per
head. Not to he hchindhnnd with the liqudS,nll
of these. on draught, such rs Engllsh EinburRh
and Philadelphia nlGs have been reduced In price
to correspond with the solids
The name of Messrs, Harvey & Holden Is by.
word In nearly every family young lady at
tending ball or opera would not think the nights
pleasure properly ended without partakinl of sup
per at this saloon, und doubtless the young glans
wl! be happy Ia learn that the tariff Of prices has
come down. The older heads, who were stand
when accommodation and chcapncSs comes their
way. So the prOpricturs rcsi assured that their
business will Increase and they receive that custom
to which they are justly entitled.
National Republican., 1877-10-23
A Teacher Charged with Assault.

Miss Lizzie Strombcrger principal of the
Mccormick School building, seems to be either a
victim Of a conspiracy among her pupils or a firm
believer In the virtues Of vigorous corporal pun.
ishmcnt. On the 18Th instant shc was tried hi the
Police Court for assRulting Vim. Wilkinson. n pupil
whom 1t was alleged she switched numerically.
1t was stated on the boys side that marks and
wets were visible on his back for some days after
the whipping, but they had disappeared before the
trial. II was advanced on the part of the tca.h
that the boy WAS very unruly and impcTlinent He
was punished for defncing the walls OF the school
building by throwing water upon them. The case
was continued indefinitely, Miss StrOnbcTgcr giving
her personal reCOgniZance for slO0
Charles Tenant another one Of Miss stromherg.
Crs pupils appeared at the Police Court yesterday
and wanted warrant for his teacher for assnultmg
him. lie stated that she beat him with II stick last
Friday and exhibited blaCk.and. blue arm to show
how severe the heating was. warrant was issued
and the case will probably be tried next Saturday.
Tenant was advised to have an examination Of his
person made by physician, so that compctcnt
testimony as TO the extent Of the injury could be
produced nj the tTinl
National Republican., 1877-10-23
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
appointment of IA District Attorney.

The District Commissioners yesterday Sc
lcccd Hon. A. o. Riddle to III the position of Dis.
trict Attorney for this District vice Gen. Vim.
Brncy resigned. A. the invitation Of the Commits
Soners the gentleman visited their office, VIII, :e he
was Informed that the choice Of the Commissioners
had fallen upon him, and, amer = brief coavcrsa-
ton, the appointment was gracefully acc cp'cl The
selection will doubtless meet the approval OF the
community and has established a reputation, bDth
professionally and socially, which any man might
feel proud to enjoy.
Later In the DAY after a consultation on the sub.
Jcct tho Commissioners. with the nrprubatiOn of
Mr. Riddle, appointed Mr. Francis l.. Miller MS As
sistant District Attorney. The gentleman now
holds the position Of assistant to the United States
District Attorney In the Police Court; and the new
position will not conflict with his present duties
selection and has accepted. lie has been the law
partner uf MIR. Riddle for some time and under.
stands that gentleman thoroughly. and probably
in picking out his assistant Mr., Riddle knew the
advantage that he would gain by selecting his as
Minor District Notes.
Noble Rush. q convict in the work house has
been pardOncd.
Licenses have been issued N John Snow, for
hack; Bcnnie Smith, for ball ]. W. Dungec, book
agent,
Tho interest on tho old funded debt and on the
36j District bonds for the current fiscal year has
all been provided for by the sinking fund commits.
siOneTs.
Tho District Commissioners have approved OF
the recommendation of Gen. Birney, attorney, tn
dismiss the appeal In the case Of ThOs. r. Morgan
against the District
The vessel containing tho Belgian blocks for
the seventh street pavement has been heard from
and 1t Is thought will soon be here. when the work
will at once be renewed and prosecuted to compile.
ton.
The inspector of buildings has Issued the fol.
lowing permits to build d, Leonard, two two.story
bricks, Third and streets southwest. 81 900
Whcatley Bro. one two story brick corner Seventh
and Rhode Island avenue, s9p0. Rcpairs-Aug
BurgdOrfi, back building; VIM. Ward build she'd
The following work has been ordered: laying
t,r.", Nav inrscv swnua and Snr,b E,jtI .,, ~,
the reconstruction of ring wall of culvtrt on Sew
enth. street road: the construction Of five gutter
drops on seventh street between South Carolina
avenue and q street south, and the rcscttng OF
curb, CUTTERS and laying Of brick pavement on
MYrIlr. belMecn North Cantn and Eirst sircela east
National Republican., 1877-10-23
Base ball,

Yesterday afternoon the Nationals, although
playing miserable fielding game. defeated picked
nine by a score of Is too. Countless errors were
made on both sides, which were attributed to the
chilly weather, the sphere being dropped by the
best players though II had been hot potato
amidst shouts of durisiou from the audience
The Keystone had a bout with the Manhattan, on
the grounds corner Of Ninth and 7 streets and cas-
lily defeated them by II score Of Is tog
his afternoon the GraitOns will play a nine pick.
cd from the honorary members of tho Nationals on
tile OIL :lpic grounds
National Republican., 1877-10-23
A Handy COmpanion,

The Adams Express Company have gotten
up for public use neat handbook, entitled "Citi.
zcas and Traveller Guide Into and From the City
New York and Adjacent Places" which they are
presenting to their friends and patrons II Is neat.
showing all the main and lntcrsccting streets, no
tcls stores, hotels, theatres, stage and car nps!n
in fact almost points out every place IN the me.
trupOiS. 1t Is u valuable work, and to those per-
sons visiting the metropolitan city will prove of
great service aS guide. This company has now
extended It's field Of operations until 1t embraces
in Its workings all the leading cities and towns in
tl,iu
National Republican., 1877-10-23
Tho Place to Buy ClothIng.

The Washington headquarters of the great
New York clothing firm of Dcvlin & Co., Rt No.
l3lo street northwest Afford purchasers all the
advantages enjoyed In New York city. A full line
of samples is kept on hand for inspection. and n
special order department has been Organizcd. by
which apcrsnn can get any style or quality ni
goods he may desire aud have them speedily made
up. For the approaching season they oiler q stock
OF piece goods unCQunCd for their variety elegance
and novelty. All goods from Dcvln i c :. are
made up and finished in the best Of style. A Spc.
cialty of the firm is the American yoke shirt.
National Republican., 1877-10-23
Taylor Il IIufty.

The popular place for purchasing furnishing
furnishing goods is Taylor 4 IIuny'S G3 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Attention is respectfully directed
to their opening of large and complete lines of
gloves Of all descr pOns and In the latest styles
Their stock comprises over thousand dozen glO, cs
OF thr best manufacture and the most fashionable
and choice cOlUrs. The CClcbrat LuCCa 4
gloves, noted for their elegance and wearing quail
tics, are specially. They have gloves to suit ev-
cry body,
National Republican., 1877-10-23
A Suit for Slan,ler,

James G. shelton, through his attorney, Chas
A. Elllo t. has entered suit NgOiNt William smith,
the Tnwnbrokcr for SANDER, and set the damages
al $1,000.
The plaintiff charges that on the IA Of October
last the dcfaYIIut charged him " tn being til C
that he had been hanging around the store MI day
to see whnt he could pick up, which was also, and
injured mig name and character to the o&en OF the
dnmAges Claimel.
National Republican., 1877-10-23
Among the Leading Points of Interest

in our city rs being worthy the attention of
strangers and others Is the magnificent clothing
establishment of Mcssrs. liable Bros This house,
situated on the corner Of Seventh and street.. is
probably the leading mercantile establishment OF
the District. The magnitude and completeness of
their arrangement for the present surpasses
all prsredcuts In the commercial history Of our
city. By reason of the extensive business done by
this firm, Rs well rs their admirable facilities for
manufacturing mems garments they are enabled
not only to display a superb selection Of goods but
also to sell At prices that are much below the 0rd
nary value Of the line Of goods they offer. our
readers will certainly find advantageous to pay
visit ~ this elegant establishment
National Republican., 1877-10-23

ONE visit to Or. Hartley inSures instant relief for
cntnrrh. No cxorhnnt fees in advance. Resi-
dcncu removed to 93I New York avenue
Lctt-oh clothing, watches, pistols &c, bought At
lIerzog's, 9l5 street. Orders attended Ia.
All kinds Of trunks made To order. repaired and
covered at Murrays. s0j Pennsylvania avenue.
Marke, Space
National Republican., 1877-10-23
The Fire Record,

About l2i5 o'clock yesterday al alarm was
struck from box lil, on account Of the burning Of
Il frame house in the alley between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth and and X streets northwest. owned by
VIM. Wheeler and occupied by Mrs. Chipmnn.
The loss was about s2Ol. The house adjoining,
owned by Mr., l.. 4. Young and occupied by Mrs
Rcdncr also caught fire, and was damaged to the
eXtcut OF about slOl The cause of the lire Is not
known,
National Republican., 1877-10-23
,np r.r In oil nrlmnno,y oU,r,Ions NJ

For USE IN all pulmonary affections crour,
whoopnE cough. and all diseases Of the throat aud
lungs NaudrI's MClliStIn BltlCrs has no equal; ard
for dyspepsia and all bilious complaints his Cclc-
brutCd GCrnnin Aromatic HttcrS, made solely by
him of herbs gathered under his own direction. is
pronounced by physicians To- he the best remedy
In use. These Dt.rrs ART for sale ut nll druggists
and at the general depot, No. oil Seventh street
northwest.
National Republican., 1877-10-23

ROMAN gold, Lake George diamond onyx,
coral silver and jet jcwclry, from 81 to s2o. Also
velvet frames vases and brackets The best ifty
cent eyeglasses In the city At priggs iewelry store,
No. i57 Pennsylvania avenue, near -Four 81 JahAlf
str
National Republican., 1877-10-23

THE world astonished. Black Tea % cents per
pound, at RAfF Bros. I2G Seventh street
LARGE.slzE GoBLErs. four fol - cents ht
RAFF IbROs,, T2i seventh street
National Republican., 1877-10-23
The Philharmonic Society.

The Philharmonic society held its usual
Monday evening rehearsal at the Congregational
Church The attendance was very satisfactory
and encouraging. Under the direction of
Professor Cauliicld, the society Is rehearsing
Mendclssohn's Elijah" to be presented
bcrS has now increased to &C. making All exceed
ingly fine chorus Afcr the rehearsal business
meeting was called and adjourned for two weeks
English Laycrton Overcoats-Thcy are neat,
dressy, and scrvlceaJlc, while the price is only six.
teen dollars, A sAKs 4 Co,
SIC Seventh street
LARGE.suE GopLrrs, four for 25 cents at
RAFF Bros, 72G Seventh street.
OUR sl5 Oll-wool cashmere suit beats the world.
KATzENsTrrS's, $40 Seventh street
HATS trimmed free of charge at our Millinery
ParlOrs, second toor. RAff Bros,
726 Seventh street.
orr slI ull.wool cashmere suit beats the world.
KATzrSsrEIS's. $40 Seventh street
THE world astonIshod Black Tea 25 cents per
pound, at RAFF Bros, 72G Seventh street
CHupREN's suits, cNpecoats and ulsters at pop
Corner of Seventh and Il streets
Orr Sl6 Rll.woOl ca ssmcre suit beats the world.
Sack OF lrUCk style. Al
KATzKSsrEIN's $40 Seventh street
CHILpRENs suits, Cape.coah and ulstcrs at pop
ulur prices ElsEMAN Bros,
Corner Of Seventh and streets
The Price Tells
to order suits at go aud up and everybody tells
the price. ElSEhAN Bios,
C.TUtT Of Seventh and T. streets.
CmTnRESS sg!L' cape-cUnts and ustcrs At pop
ular price ElsFMNS BRns,,
Corner of Seventh aud h streets.
Corner of seventh and Streets
Il the busiest house In town. because is prices are
the lowest EEEMAE BROs.,
TGllOrS and Cnthurs,
Corner OF seventh and Il streets.
OUR els all wool cashmere suit beats the world
Sack Or lTOck style, At
RATzENsrENs $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

TmE world astoniGhcd. Black Tea 2j cents per
pound, Gt RNFF Bros, 726 seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-23
Georgetown rarngrnphs.
NJ. $. Catlin, Maryland, and W. T. Howell,

NJ. E CntIin, Maryland, and W. T. HOweII,
L. T. A., are at the West End Hotel.
Lieut.. Hoxie. chief engineer OF the District. did
housc sewer yesterday morning. Quite large
crowd gathered about the excavation to witness
the Lieutenant perform the feat. among whom was
an old gentleman carrying new pair OF long.
legged boots on his arm declaring that II was his
intention TO loan them to the official to perform
his pcrilOus feat The crowd waited until nearly
noon but the Lieutenant failed TO appear and the
crowd departed much disgusted.
Yesterday MIR. ShckcllS, superintendent Of streets
connected the sewer running under Crnplcy =
store with the market. house sewer by Gn eighteen
inch lateral.
A correspondent complains Of the disoricrly
crowds of vulgar obscene buys that nfcSt Second
more 50. especially Sundhys." and invites the
attention OF the superintendent Of police to al r
orgies
National Republican., 1877-10-23

OUR els all-wODl cashmere suit beats the world.
Sack Or lTock style, At
kATzENsrETN's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-23
CITY ITEMS.
WELLS ORIGINAL MAcrlxE.srREAD STRENGTHEN.

WELLS ORIGINAL MACIuNE.SPRRAD STRENGTHEN
ING rLASTERs.
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
YOUSG people pny attention to your teeth Clean
them daily with ThurSt0n's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der, the best dCntifrcc known. II will preserve
their whitcncS3 through life, prcvc.it decay and
tOOthache Much pain and trouble is caused by
early neglect. therefore take heed In time. Price,
% and 30 cents per bottle
TWONPsON's PONADE OPrIIE.
An ocnsiunuS compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair Its use soon renders harsh, dry
hair sUlt and pliab!e, strengthens 1t when weak,
and gives it that rich gloss which Is the charm of
early youth. Price, 2b and 10 cents per bottle
CLEANSE the system and purify the blood, rcmoy;
ing dyspepsia. sick headache constipation, and all
diseases caused by disordercd stomach or liver.
Quirks Irish Tea will do It, Sold by all druggists.
Price, 25 cents per package,
JOUvES's ISoDERoUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Renovatcs soIlcd gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, 25 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-10-23

Satin TWEED OvERCoATs made by our best Gus
tom hands, at prices fully one third less than We
can now make them for. A. SAKs & Co.,
3lG Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-10-23

Il the busiest house In town, because It's prices
the lowest. EI1EMAS BROs.,
TGllOrS and Clnthiurs
Corner OF seventh and Il streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-23

LARGE.sIzE GoDLETs. four for o cents at
RAfF Bros, 72G Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-23
To an ArcnIc Assembl. Ige without parallel.
A GREAT CIRCUS
Of NEW AND FAMOUS FACES.
OYER ONE HUNDRED PEERLESS
PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS,
Including
CHARLES w. FISH,

CONGREsSMEN'S AND SENATORS PAY AN
~ tiripntcd. one, two, three months, or longer.
Money To loan good col lateral n low rates. NOuch-
cTs in good shape bought ASBURY q. APPLE
site Ebbitt House. oG.a-5t
National Republican., 1877-10-23

OUR slj Rl-wool cashmere suit beats the world
Sack or fTUCk style. At
KATzENsrrISs, $40 Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-10-23
GEORG ETOEN VIEWS.

FORT.
irrircd.-Stcamcr Sauh, Grumley, Philadelphia.
with assorted cargo Of merchandise to District mcr
chants
Cclrod- Steamer Sarah, Grumley. Philadelphia
with flour and other merchandise TO Philadelphia
merchants.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN.
py rail-Four hundred bushels Of corn to II. NJ
Talbot.
By canal-Bpat Garrett & Mans. 30 bushels of
$500 bushels " wheat to J. O. & J. ". Waters boat
Garrett Maus, with SDJ bushels of wheat To SAINT
boat Ellen Brooks. with $500 bushels OF wheat ana
Slj bushels Of rye.
ARRIVALS OF FLOUR AND HAY.
Hy canal-Boat J. NJ Thomas with ~ barrels OF
nour and sixteen bales Of hay to j. u. q J. NJ.
Waters.
RIVER FRONT.
Naturalization Mining Co,npNnys wharf
Schooner VIM. X. Houston, Gardncr, Providence,
AgnCw's wharf-srhuoncrs salle NJ stcclman.
strclmnn, Boston, to load coal Vim. u Kengle So
per, New York. tn load cOnl; s. II Hart Kelly Phil.
ahclphia, to lead coal N. f, Graham, Philadelphia.
Rays wharc-schooncrs James Boycc. Manson,
Boston, to load ccnl II. A. Taber, Benson, Phila-
dclphia to load coal.
Wheatley's wharf-Mlnnic Warlcld. Rigging.
SNOW liill, Md, with 6DOD feet OF dressed hooring
to WhC at,ey lros.
Gilmore, Meredith & Co.'S whrrf-Schooner Me.
lisn Wiley Wiley, BnstOn to load coal.
tcmoi.-BI rden Mining CompanS's wharf
schooner Stephen Morgan, Iiaines, Dghion, Mass,
Agncws wharf - Schooner J. d. Darlington,
Parker, New Haven, with coal.
Rays wharf-SchoOncr l.. Ward Burton, Jarvis,
Boston, with coal.
Wheatlcys wharf-Schooncr George A. Abel.
| Medley down the river with fertilizer.
Gilmore Meredith & Co.'S wharf schooners
| Addic T.. Avery. Thompson. New Haven, Conn,
| with cnnl Allie GROW KrlIcr Ilusion with coal.