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National Republican., 1877-07-24
RECORDED.

Transactions In Real Estate Placed on File
The following papers relative TO Transaction
in real estate have been filed in tho recorders
Office.
REAL EsTArE TRANsFERs
=. II. Dougherty to Collard & Ashford for 81, ,o36
lot 49, square 30. Selma Bctor to Mary g. Hcinycke,
for s2,Nss lot ., square b72. H. Marshall to J. W.
Day. for tsi27 parts Of lots IL and II square 2ll
J. " Wright 10 A. Thompson. for ss25. lot 36 Wright
and Cox's subdivision, Pleasant Plains N. T. Els
worth 10 o. II. Reed, for 5000, lot A. square 7oS
DEEDS or TRUST.
Columbus Fortncr 10 c, C, Glover and Thomas
Hyde, to secure Vim, L. Glover 81 DO, sub lot 80,
square SO Maria Williams To ". r. Holtzmhn, TO
nccuro Daniel P. Williams sl1s. sub lot u, square
III Thomas Young to g. r. Nanny and r. r.
Rawlings, tD secure the Arlington Fire Insurance
Company SsO0O, lot q, square 15S. A. l. Lynch TO
b. Roed, To secure II. W. Cragon $50 part Of lot o
square 7s2 J. ". Day TO y. Riley 70 secure Ann
Branasan 800, lots 8 and Q, square 2h.
DEED oF TRusr-cHArr1Is
D. c. Allen to Joseph n ,,Scnbaum tn secure ". D.
Moses s+ooo goods In house No. 1877 street north
west
RELEASES.
II. W. Burche TO James Reed, part OF lot g. square
7yO. q. r Milburn W g. A. Digs lot 1. square Sls
NJ. NJ. Rohrer. trustee, To John Lepper, lot 81,
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Whore She Learned OF Il.

From he NsiU iork Times
An American mother came to Paris fow
weeks ago, bringing her daughter, n girl Of
thirteen. This daughter had been reared
tcnderly; the inncr petal Of n rosebud is not
moro sheltered from malign influence than
she. But sometimes worm crccps into the
very heart Of n rosebud. Mamma" said this
child day or two after her arrival in Paris,
where where We can see Cora Pearl and the
rest Of the demi.monde p Cora Pearl! the
demi-monder' graspcd the horror-stricken
mother; "whero did you ever hear Of such
horrible thingsS" why, In Lucy Hooper's
letters, of course, that were In the newspapers
at homo ~ answered the child.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Z. T.. Davenport Is laid up with rheuma-
tism in Boston.
The Music Trade Rericp announces the COM
pletion of plano forte concerto by Mr. T. L. Ritter.
Miss Neilson will visit Trouvillo and vichy
previous To reappearing In England In November
next.
Mr.. Charles Boghlan has boen ro-engaxed ut
San Francisco because of his great success In
'Mounuoy"
Mr. Theodore Thomas, ut the close Of his
Chicago engagement Will give q series OF soven
concerts In st. Louis, commencing about the lst OF
August
Di Murska Is expected in New York about
| the lst of September. and will begin her concert
tour, undor tho direction Of Mr. Dc Vivo, about the
middle OF that month.
Edwin Booths is one Of the half-dozen
names which appear on the list of contributors to
| the Shakespeare Memorial theatre at stratford
| His subscription Ia EOl.
| From st. Petersburg comes tho news that,
out Of six lady piAnista who have Just received
medals at tho Conservatore Of that city four were
pupils OF Prof Loschltiaky, who was also the
| teacher Of Nine. Bssipof
J. J. Bot, conductor of the Court theatre In
| Hanover, was dschsrged from his duties because
he appeared drunk during tho late musical festival
in Hanover, and fell from the platform In state Of
the Holy Elizabeth"
| In announcing the success Of Mile Gatineau
who carried of the second yioloneelo prize at the
Paris Conservatory, N. Ernest Rsyser, musical
|
when I see young lady devote herself to the
study Of tho harp or tho yiooncello 1t Is less
| to play the piano"
DR.. Hans Won Bulow will arrive in London
in the course Of obtobero give piano forte recials
/ and possibly 10 appear at the Monday popular con.
certs and to play and conduct at tho Crystal Palace
DR.. Brlow will also direct the concerts OF the
GLASGOW Choral Union, from November IL 10 the
| first week Of January.
Tho Baltimore Liederknnz will hold a
musical festival at Cape May, beginning on Sunday
July 20 with Haydn's Creation" to be followed on
the succeeding nights by some smaller works and
| a miscellaneous programme. The two bands from
| Cape May and twelve musicians from Baltimore
will form the orchestra, under Ioscwald's able
| direction. Nine. Julia Rosownld. the renowned
singer has boon engaged as tho leading soloist.
Gounod was originally intended for the
| Church, and to this early training Of his may be
traced his love for church music, Rather good
story Is told OF i'm. Not long ago he was leaning
out Of box at the Theatre Iyriluc In Paris at the
| first representation Of the "Timbre dArgent" and
he followed so ntenty the music In the score which
| he had In his hand that the audience began watch
| ing him Suddenly q voice was heard IN the gal
lery saying That fellow In the box wants to make
| us think he can read music"
National Republican., 1877-07-24
A Lunatic's Death.

Last Sunday night, Patrick Rusk, q patient
at the Government Asylum for the Insane,
died under circumstances that led to the be.
lief that there had been foul play. The off,
GERS Of the institution desired an invostiga
and, to that end the coroner hold an inquest.
1t appeared from the evidence that during the
night Rusk had fight with another patient,
and afterwards with the attendant in charge
About ono o'clock or later, the man was found
dead. Death evidently resulted from injuries
received about the heart and chest. The jury
was unable to decide whether the injuries
were received at the hands of the other pa
tient or the attendant, or whether they were
received In falling.
National Republican., 1877-07-24

A portrait Of George Turner, who was .
major In the Continental army. and amer the Rcvo-
ltton was Judge Of the United States Court In and
over the tarrtory northwest Of the Ohio river has
added 70 the collectsn In Independence Hall II
wAs eocoppanied by the original commission Of
JudEe Turner, dated September II, 1850, and also
his certificate Of membership In the Society Of the
Cincinnati. Of which Washington was the presi.
dent dated October 81, 1873: the signatures to
beth documents being In washington's own hand.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
No Excitement In Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 24-1:3O a. m.-Gov. Har'
trsnit passed through here at midnight. The
night switchmen on the Michigan Central
railroad struck to-day. They say the day
switchmen will do the same tomorrow. They
strongly disc0untcnance any riotous behavior
and will neither indulge In it nor encourage It.
They demanded an increase in pay of 25 per
cent, and that not being granted, they struck
at 7 o'clock tonight There is hardly any
sign Of excitement in any part of Chicago.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Bombnrdment OF Rustchuk.

LONDON, July 24-Tho Standards Bucharest
corresp Nndent says the bombardment of Ruatchnk
comnenced on Sunday evening. and at o clock
Monday morning the fire was 80 intense that Rust
chnk appeared q column Of smoke. The Turks arc
replying.
The Standards Constantinople dispatch contains
the following II b said the fnsurgent Dulgarians
have blown up the railway bridge at Moustapha
municatiOn with Adrianople
National Republican., 1877-07-24
The Emperor williams habits arc described

The Emperor Williams habits arc described
In the Cologne Gntete as follows: He rises at or
6:Sl, appears on the promenade about g. drinks
water at tho prescribed intervals till $50 then
breakfasts and every other day also takes bath
between l03l and 1l:9D. During the morning he
receives civil and military reports, dimes about T.
rep brt on forcgn afnirs Cabinet courier arriving
every morning and the telegraph ofre being open
night and day. fan interval remains before the
theatre the Emperor takes an airing. and about 1870
appears on the promenade, tben attends the play.
next takes ten and about l0t rotres to his narrow
li,a0v - - -
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Cabinet NJsstluR,

At the Cabinet council yesterday the critical
condition Of afairs was thoroughly diseyssbd.
Measures were adopted to protect the public prop
erty from injury, and tho execution Of the same
were len to the Secretary Of Wlr. Whether the
President will issue call for volunteers will be
determined by the course OF events, which arc be-
Ing kconly watched Tho President and his Cab.
met arc firmly impressed with the gravity Of the
situation, and no efforts will bo spared to put down
the Commune
National Republican., 1877-07-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

oSx DoLLAR.--Obtaln Dr. Harticy's great remedy
for Catsrrh. Druggists have H.
Lsitof clothing watches, pistols So, bought at
Herzoys, sl5 d street 0rders attended 70.
AL kinds of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered q, Murray's so Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
TIN finest New York butter in the city; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but
ter, at Spicers butter store, southwest corner OF
tmni Nn.n a,d s'res rne ehSese a. leg than BAL h
prices. as low as the lowest Call and be con-
ylnced.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
wlrss Cut by the Communist.

Especial by 4. ?. Telegraph OompAry.)
Nkw YoRH, 8 p. m.-The A. &P. Telegraph
Company's wires have been cut At Fast Lib
erty, ct Johnston. Penn, also on the Pan
Handle road on tho Cincinnati, Cleveland and
Sondusky roads. Tho rioters would not permit
linemen to repair them at Johnstown aud
East Liberty. Communication between the
East and Chicago Is temporarily suspended.
National Republican., 1877-07-24

Vocal with their singing on the recent Sunday
which was appropriated to the children. The
birds made such n noise that they really took
organ and the singing of tho congregation had
IN unexpected effect on the feathcrod sonpsters,
who pitched their little pipes aud screamed as
" to try to drown oil music but their own.
Tho children laughed, the big people were dis.
turbed, and II was generally agreed that the
celebration Of the next "childrcn's day" should
tako place without the assistance Of canarics.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
A Strike at Albany Inmiaent.

ALBANY, N. Y, July pa meeting Of the
employees Of the Central and Hudson River
railroad was held at Capitol Park tonight.
A resolution was adopted demanding gen.
erAl increase Of 25 per cent In the wages Of
the employees. committee was appointed
to communicate with Vanderbilt. and in case
the demand 10 not complied with they will
strike tomorrow morning at u'cock. They
will then meet again at 10 o'clock aud proceed
to the West Albany shops and demand that the
men shall strike.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Privilege. Grap,cd bv =, Io,I. s,r,k.r,

ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Thc strikers In East
st. Louis have given special permit TO the
National Stock Yard people to use their own
locomotives to haul feed to the yards for the
stock there. They have also permitted the
Union Railway and Transit Company to select
ten men to switch trains coming to Relay
depot destined for this city.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Starving In the Black Hills.

FROM ne Ncr lorF Lerdtd
There are now at least fifteen thousand peo-
plo In the Black Hills who are without en-
ployment, and many thousands more who ore
only making expenses. Those who came In
here last year have "staked of" overy foot Of
ground where there Is any prospect of mineral
deposit. From forty to fifty thousand pilgrims
have already been here and gone back home
again. They were almost universally disap-
pointed in their expectations. The Black
Hills Is no place for man to live In unless he
is making money. There are hundreds OF
men now In the Hills who arc on the verge Of
starvation, and they can get no employment at
any price, for the simple reason that the Hills
are swarming with men asking for work. Sev.
eral suicides have occurred here lately; one OF
them, Walter Whitley, took his own life rather
than starve to death. This Is the unvarnishcd
truth
National Republican., 1877-07-24
OrRAINn

inform my friends and tho public that have
reopened the restaurant No. l7lS street. near the
War Department, formerly occupied by De Alley,
aud ontire newly reiltted. have rooms for social
parties and private entrance for ladies with gentle
men. You will lind Bcrgner 4 Engcl's lngor beer
the best Of liquos and cigars. and hot and cold
lunch at prices 10 suit the times.
Respectfully, 7. RYBAcx,
Nous invitons nos amis de France q nous rcndre
ysite. T. RyBAcE,
Nos. l7lS and ITO @ street
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Dismissal OF . Railroad Onieiai Asked b,
Strikers.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 23-The Pcnnsyl-
vania railroad strikers held meeting this
morning, 1T which resolutions dcprecating vio-
lenco were adopted. The dismissal of Frank
Thompson, general manager. was asked. A
committee was appointed to inform Snpern-
tendent MoCrca that they were willing tO
compromise upon honorable terms, aud would
use every effort to protect the companys prop
erty,
National Republican., 1877-07-24
An Railroad Mon Idle at ElmIra.

ELMIRA, N. Y, July o3.-The Northern
Central railro,d shop mn here, numbering
2oO, struck this morning. The Erie trackmcn,
on tho Susquchanna division struck at noon.
Tho brakoincn and ircmcn on the Northern
Central have Joined the shopmen. Governor
Robinson and his private secretary have left
for Albany. Everything is orderly in this
city, but deep feeling cxists.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
CITY ITEMS.
Coon ADVICE

Now Is the tme Of year for pneumonia, lung
fever &C. Every hmily should have bottle d
Boscheo's German Syrup. Don't allow f0r one mo
fnmily or yourself Consumption, asthma, pne,i.
monla Group, hemorrhages and other fatal diseaser
may yet in. Although II Is truo German Syrup Is
Is much better 10 have Il at hand when three doses
will cure you. One bottle will lcfs your whole
family winter and keep you sab from danger
tried this remedy. Sample bottles, 10 cent? Regu
lar size, rs ccnts, Sold by your druggist Chafes
stott & Co., Wholesale agents.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Strikes to Take Place To-Day.

EAsT0N, Pa. July 23.-Thero has been
no strike here as yet, and nothing
Is definitely known, but those sup,
posed to be well Informed say that there will
b. a strike tomorrow, on tho Lehigh Valley
Delaware, Lack wanna and Western, and New
Jersey Central roads.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
LebIpb valley Mo, Nov Out.

wiLKEsBARIE, PA, July 23.-Thc Ichigh
valloy men arc expected to strike tonight.
II they go out, miners will also strike and
make common cause. The entire Third
division. will rendezvous here. The 9th
regiment Is csmpcd at Lee park. Excite
ment in the city.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
All Quiet Again In Bury.lo.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 2i.-Thc mob havo
ceased nil further dcprcdations and quiet
reigns. Only one car was burned. The FIRE
In the paint shopwas put out before spreading.
a strong feeling consequent at the shooting on
tho mob prevails. Two are reported killed
aud hyo wounded.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
A Quiet Strike ut Toledo, Ohio.

pay of the employees on the Toledo division,
Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail.
road has been revoked. The Lake Shore aud
Michigan Southern train men have inaugi-
rated strike in this city, and men are
quietly leaving their trains. Sometimes per.
Buasion Is used, but no force.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Cooling off In I,rbanou.

LEBANON, Pa, July GA large crowd Of
people congregated at the depot this evening
TO await the passenger train from the east
The militia have all left for Harrisburg. Sew.
oral fights took place this afternoon between
the militia and citizens. Freight trains have
arrived here from Reading via Auburn and
Pine Grove The excitement Is abating.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Tho Latest From Reading.

READING. PA, July 2i, . a. m.-The entire
number of killed and wounded so far rs re-
ported Is thirty. II is impossible TO give the
names Of the.killcd, but seven aro known to
bc dead, Ave having been instantly killed
Fourteen soldiers wcro wounded, several o.
them seriously.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
THE QUAKER CITY MILITIA


Escorted Into Hnrrisburg ana Fed by strikers
HARRIsBUao, Pa, July 23.-The crowd
which crossed the river in search Of the Phil
adelphia militismon, reported coming toward
Harrisburg, returned 10 the city abont 7 p. III
with twenty-thrco men Of tho LIST aud ID regi
mens ~ their prisoners. The captivcs wer,
well fed and treated courteously by tho strik
era Capt. Snowdcn and thirty.two men OF
the City Troop Of Philadelphia were found a
miie outside Of the city, and conducted to til,
National Republican., 1877-07-24
SAN FRANCISCO AGITA TED,
The Chinese Question Being brought up
Riotous Demonstrations by Hoodiu,ns.
In I.,l..

1''o Sh"csS SuSsuon
Riotous Demonstrations by Hooliu,ns.
SAN FRANCIsCo, July p.
Serious trouble Is considered possible, IL not
probable, during tho night. Meeting of working
men In open air At City Hall, was largely at.
tended. Some decidedly inccndiary resolu.
tions were offered, and speakers were inter.
rupted In remarks concerning the Eastern Ia.
Dor troubles, by cries Of show about the Chi
ncse question" sc.
There Is an evident disposition TO turn the
meeting towards that subject. Two men In
the crowd have been wounded by pistol shots,
but at the present tho origin Of the shots Ia .
mystery, though supposed 10 have been ared
from neiShborins houses. Crowds Of young
hosdlumi are 70 ported depredating in the vi
cinity Of tho Chinese quarters, breaking win.
down, 40. Ths. military aro all assembled at
the armories waiting ordurs. Thoro Ia a dis.
possible force Of about fifteen hundred National
Guard In tho city.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Max Pinuor of Now York, played Liszt's

Max Pinuer, of Now York, played Liszt's
A mRjD concerto At the musical festival recently
held at Hanover, and though List had played the
evening before 10 identlcally the same audience
Primers maSterly performance created n perfect
GrOre. The German hIsiker Zriiunq, Of June o re-
marks that Pnncr, foremost Of ull the pupils Of
List, seems destined to revive his masters former
triumphs. and to keep the remembrance Of List
admiTerk
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Tho blockade at Ipd,apapo,l,.

kplAsAroLs July p4...All midnight
depot wore notified by the strikcrs CON-
mittee that only postal car and engine would
be allowed to depart. They made one ex-
caption, however, in favor of the indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette, but notified thom
this would be their last train. The rest Of
the trains were abandoned or proceed with
only postal car and engine.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
A volunterr Major General.

PoTrsrowy, Pa, July 23.-MJor General
John Z. Brooke, Of tho Department Of the Gulf.
who had returned to his home few davs ago
on four months leave Of absence. upon learn.
ing the position Of affairs this morning. offered
bis services, by Telegraph, to Major General
Hancock. An immediate reply was received
accepting the Same, and General Brooke pro-
ceedod to Philadelphia to take an active part
In the campaign.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
THE COURTS.
EQUITY COURT.
Anfnra IIlalIoa WNlle

Thomas vs. Thomas order for defendants
appearance. SOnpenschmidt vs., sonncnSchmidt
surancc Company vs. Grant; leave TO withdraw
replication 10 answer Ruif, trustee, vs.. Burdettc
bill dismissed for want OF replication Power vs.
ally confirmed. Wright vs.. Patterson; guardian
National Republican., 1877-07-24

ST. LOUIS, July %, "a ma special detail
of police Is on gnard Mt the Republican Office
tonight in consequence Of some remarks made
by one Of the speakers at the Lucas market
meeting to tho effect that tho office ought to h,
burned. This was caught up and repeated b,
number Of those In the crowd. Two com
panies Of United States troops passed through
here from Fort Lcavenworth tonight.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Fate ofa Wrecked steamers Crew.

NEW YoRK, July GA Portland Press dis
patch gives the sworn statement Of Billy, a Coma
Indian, relative TO the survivors OF the bown-up
steamship George 2. Wright. His testimony con
firms the previous report Of the murder Of all who
gained shore by Indians. Tho murdered men were
the captain and mate Of tho steamer three soldiers
and an officer who Is described as a big, stout man
black whiskers dark complexion.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Georgia Constitutional Convention.

ATLANTA, Ga, July q. The Constitutional
Conycntion today adopted bill OF rights. Tho
bill recogn res all races Of citizens and pledges all
protection In their rights OF citizenship Imprisnn.
ment for debt anl whipping for crime Is prohibited
The bill decares that the right Of changing the
constitution OF form OF government IL the solo and
Adherent right Of tho people OF the state
National Republican., 1877-07-24
All Quiet In pIttsburR,

PrrrsBuRa, July %, 7:30 p. m.-Everything
Is quiet Tho mayor expresses confidence In
his ability to meet any emergency. Tho
militia, with squads Of police, are parniing tho
streets, which will be kept up all night.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Trouble mt Dover,

NEWARK, N. j., July 23.--Five companies
Of the 9Th regiment militia went hence to
Pennsylvania bridge, over the Haokcnsack,
where there was some fcar of trouble. The
2d regiment has been waiting orders since
morning at the armory 1t is hourly expect
ing to hc called out to Dover, where therc Is
trouble.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
AUCTION SALEs TO-DAY.

AUCTION BALE TO-DAY.
By Duncanson Bros.
At 10 o'clock, walnut furniture, elegant secretary
and book cases, wardrobes. marblo.tob sideboAfd
top tables, extension tables, De-
At II o'clock. bay horse young. kind and gentle
Al O'Clock, very valuable planning and saw mill
property Vt the Intersection Of Thirteenth and {
streets and Ohio avenue northwest
By III ,mas X. wagyamnn:
AT q o'clock. improved property on Thirteenth
street between l. street and Massachusetts, avenue
northwest
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Troops for Heading.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, July 23.-Ths 4th regi.
mout, Col. Good commanding, has just received
orders to 60 to Rcading immediately. They
will leave about $50 p. m, all being armed
with brooch .loadcrs.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
No Express Cars Allowed to Run.

CUMBERLAND, ND. July 23.-To-day a gang
Of men stopped tho accommodation train east
near Wheeling and compelled the Adams EI
press Company's car to be switched or They
said none but strictly passenger and mail trains
should run. This closes up tho express busi-
pcss on the west end Of the road At about the
samo time the strikers compelled tho men in
the company's shops ss Wheeling to stop work.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
An Interesting Race.

BOsToS, July ga race at Beacon park
this afternoon, for a special purse Of 81 Oob, be-
tween the brown Stallion Snug der and the grey
gelding Hopeful attracted large crowd Of spec
tators. Hopeful won the race In three straight
heats Time 2:22 2:l9ls, 2aOk.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Strike at Detrolt,

DETROIT, MtcH., July 23.-The fremen,
switchmen aud brakcmon on the Canada
Southern at Slocum Junction and Detroit
Junction have struck. II is feared II will be
general along the whole line. No particulars
received as vet
National Republican., 1877-07-24
A Cloud Burst.

Son FRANCISCO, July 22.-An Austin, Ne
vada. dispatch reports cloud burst this evening
on the mountains north and west of the town,
flooding streets and doing considerable damage 10
property No lives lost
National Republican., 1877-07-24

NO FreIGht TrNIns on The New York CehtrnI
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July g. 8 p. m.-Thore
are no freight trains moving on the New York
Central railroad. The passenger trains on the
Buffalo road were abandoned here this after.
noon. Trains on the Niagara Falls road went
out on time. There is no excitement at
urescnt
National Republican., 1877-07-24
All Quiet In the South,

RICHMOND, Va, July 2i.-The general
passenger agent Of tho Richmond aud Dam
vile road says all is quiet with their men,
and that there Is no probability Of trouble In
the South.
National Republican., 1877-07-24
Troops for Paoll, Pa,

PHGNtSvILLE, Pa, July 23-Sixty-fve
men, fully equipped. len here this afternoon,
having orders to concentrate at Paoli. The
Gritfin battery followed soon aftor, with sixty
meu mounted and four guns.