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National Republican., 1877-02-09

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FINE
II farm of 100 acres on the line Of the y. & o. II.
r., one mile from tile Dislrict line. Handsome
modern residence In complete order, four porches
and three bay windows, containing 70 rooms. ee-
CANT water and shade, nne stable, carriage house,
house for laborers. Eighty acres cleared; Three
thousand fruit trees, 500 grape vines small fruit,
etc.
National Republican., 1877-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ CARD.-To ALL WHO ARE SUF-
feriDE from the errors and indiscretons OF youth,
nervous weakness. early decay, loss of manhood,
OF ChARGE. This greet remedy was diieoyerea
addressed envelope to the Rev. JosTPu 7. IsMAN,
Station ID, Bible House. New York city, ia2G3m
National Republican., 1877-02-09

81 TEETH % PER SET, EITHER JAW,
by DIR. A. Pratt, graduate OF Ohio College OF Dem
tai surgery, and Of the Rush Medical College, Chi-
eago, 40i Seventh street, east side, corner OF ID,
Extr acting children's teeth, rs cents. leli-u
Ssr SOFT CORNS.-OALL PROMPTLY
on Dr.. SCHULTZ, eOs corner Ninth street and
rerm rennsylsanAs ~ avenue; up stairs No; H. Son
called so from their being at all times in . damp,
moist state. They are not only exceedingly pam
nnl. but often dangerous. Prof. K. Wilson. of
London, saysi "On one occasion examined son
corn which bad eaten In the bones and produced in-
nammation IN the Joint Diseased bone originAtinE
IN soft corns 10 OF no In frequent occurrence.n Df.
y. treats every species of Corns, BuniOns, Nails,
Ac painless and egeetual as certified, for twenty
National Republican., 1877-02-09

Stamps to be transmitted by sea routes mus
be securely packed In dramatically sealed Il
cases, wrapped In strong MANILA paper; all otf
ers must either be packed in strong binders
board boxes, bound on the edges and corners wit
muslin, and enveloped In two thicknesses Q
nilla envelopes, as the quantity to be transmtte
may require; oil packages to be so inclosed as
enable the agent OF the Department to officlall
seal them.
National Republican., 1877-02-09
STOCK ON HAND.

The contractor shall at all times keep on hand
stock Of the several denominations and kinds
Of stamps, subject TO tho control OF the Post
agent, or such other agents as may be specially
authorized BY tho Postmaster General, In al
ders Of the Department, and TO provide against
any and all contingencies that may be likely to
occur during the existence Of the contract, that
each and every order Of the Department may be
promptly filled; and the Department shall have
the right to require the contractor at any time
an extra quantity Of stamps not exceeding sup
ply for three months.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06
THE PLOT MIR. HUGHEs.
He has Mr.. McGarrighan HaAcd Before tn
Police Court to Keep Him from Brainin
ANYBODY

He has Mr.. McGarrighan HaHed Before the
Police Court to Keep Him from Draining
Anybody.
Mr.. WA. Hughes having procured a war
rant for McGarrighan for threats, the case
was called in the Police Court yesterday. 1t
will be remembered that Mrs Hughes and
McGarrighan were accused of having concocted
plot to brain Mr.. Hughes when he came to
his home at Thirteen. and.a half and d streets.
This was happily frustrated by family that
lodged upstairs, who spent their time In listen
ing at the back door to hear the afieetIonatc
conversations of Mrs. Hughes and Mr.. McGar-
righan. That day, among other things, they
heard the "job' put up TO get Mr.. Hughes out
of the way, so one of the family went out, and
finding Mr.. Hughes on The corner, where he
was waiting for Mr.. McGarrlghan to 20 away,
told him he had better not come home.
Hughes had Mrs. Hughes arraigned on the
charge of threats against his life last SAtur-
day, but 1t was shown that Mrs. Hughes was
locked up in the station. house at the time the
plot was overheard, so the case was dismiss ed
Now he wants TO gets justice out of Mr..
McGarIighau. Mr.. McGarrighan was placed
under $500 bonds.
"Theres warrant out for Mrs. Brown and
her daughter, the woman upstairs, for assault
and battery on Mrs. Hughes" remarked the
attorney.
"Mrs. Brown and her daughter are sick, u
said the officer.
"They both got very sick after the warran,
was issued" SAID McGarrlghan's lawyer, sar.
castically.
1t will be some time before all the Difficult
ties that arose In that little house on the
corner are settled.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06
FLASHING TON'S MONUMENT.

President HAYES Interest In the shaft-The
sympathies Of the Administration Enlisted
in Favor Of Completing the Structure.
The Washington National Monument So
ciety held Its regular meeting yesterday after
noon, at which were present DR.. J. G. Hall Tin
the Chair,) Admiral Powell, DR.. Brodhead,
Major Mcdonald, Col. Brent, Mr.. E. CLARK,
DIR. Nichols, Mr.. T. D. Stuart, and DR.. J. B..
Blake, (secretsTy.)
DR.. Blake stated that he, in company with
Gen. Hill, Supervising Architect Of the Treas
ury Department, had An interview with Presi-
dent Hayes In reference TO the monument.
The President took great lneerest and spoke
quite freely on the matter. He said he felt a
sOlicitude about the monument, and was very
anxious that the work on It should be resumed
at once. He assured them Of his hearty CO.
operation and sympathy with the movement
to complete the structure, and would do all
that lay In his power to have the monument
finished In the shortest possible time.
He manifested some feeling at the delay In
the work, and assured them that he would do
his utmost TO promote the objects of their
society.
The visitors at a subsequent interview with
Mr.. Rogers. the Presidents private secretary,
were Informed that Mrs. Hayes and all the
ladies of the house were deeply interested in
the monpment, and would use their powerful
influence towards its speedy completion. DIR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06
CfrT BRETIrIKs.

The Blackstone Drama,i. Club viii rive an
entertainment at ralimadge Hail next Monday
night
The firm Of Miller & Hoffman having been
dissolved, the real estate business will be con-
Quoted hereafter At the cd ftand, Nc. pis Y
street, under the hrm name Of y. W. Miller
4 GO.
A Permit was issued Yesterday 10 J. A.
Neuhau. to build tvo three-s;ory brick DWELL
ines ard store on Penpsylvanla avenue, be
tween Sixteenth and Seyenieenth streets north
west, for 500
Dennis Dansise, charged with an assault
upon James Beuaagh With intent TO kill. ap-
peared in the Police Court by counsel yesterday,
and waived an exaninatiou- Bail vas given in
the sum Of si,eoa.
Yesterday afternoon John Myers, . confec-
toner fell in Mt On X, near Tueatseth street.
northwest. He vas carried TO the Fourth precinct
station by Oficsr william Riley. where he re
NAMED until taken TO his hone In the western
section Of the city.
The case of Z. A. NarrAall, chsreed with
forging an insurance policy on the Mutual Lie
Company Of this city. in the name Of Robert
willet, had hearing IN the Police Court yester-
day, and amer . brief exaoination the case was
sent to the grand jury.
Andrew Bruce, alias Richard Sanders, was
arraigned yesterday IN the Police Court for steal
ing twelve chickens from Henry J. Norris He
vas sent to jail fer sixty days, or i've DAYS for
each chicken, and the chickens In the northern
part Of the city have adopted . resolution Of
thanks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06

Blake alec stated that he had leis the follow
ing communication with the President, dated
NJ the Office Of the Washington National Mon
ument Society, April 3;
sra; i respectfully invite your attention to the
the National Monument Society" approved Feb
reary 20, 1863, in which u is provided that the
Pres,den, Of The united states for the time being
The act Of CONGRESS providing for the compile.
hupus, 4 Is7s. appropriaied the sun Of sSScSo
payable in four equal annual tnstallments to
continue the eSnstIae,iep2v Of the wa:hnsten
t he sSeisiy should transfer and convey 70 ise
sns esysss Or shs pSrpc.e s.s fsriS in the
act Incorporating II, and the Organization Of the
sT 'Ss q s .Ss &.
states, associations and the people in aid Of the
completion Of the monument and acting in
the Joint com mission, consisting q the Presi-
dent Of the United States, the superyisins
srsssss o, the Inc capitol he eSsf sf
engineers Of tho United States army, and the
nIst vice pre:iden, q the washington National
charged with the direction and supervision Of the
construction Of the monument.
proved By the Attorney General Of the United
states - ..,,,
Of the Monument society,". on the crssniisticn Of
the commission, was duly elected It's presiding
ofiieer.
Section Of the act making the appropriation
provides "that, prior to commencing any work
on said monument, examination shall be
made as to the foundation Of the monu nent in
order to thoroughly ascertain whether II 70 sui.
hcient to sustain the weight Of the completed
heient, then the further continuance Of the work
shall not be authorized by anything herein con-
tanned until the further act Of Congress"
secretary Of War be Respectfully requested to
detail board Of ofieers Of engineers OF the Uni
ted States army for the purpose OF examining the
foundation Of the monument, and the following
officers were selected for that duty Lieutenant
Gilmore and Iisutcnant Colonel J. A Duane,
who have had q thorough examination Of the
foundation made, and have been advised that
they will report to the Joint commission In few
held on the hrst Thursday Of each month At
noon, at its office, In the west wing Of the City
Hall, and IT, at any time, It should be convenient
inriy srs tifed BY your presence
The deep interest Il Is understood you take In
the eompletio Of the monument inspires Q hope
that work will soon be resumed upon II, and that
no unnecessary delay will be permitted % Ietard
history In connection with the monument IL an
assurance that you will have in him an earnest
coadjutor in huTryIng up the noble and patriotic
structure. 1t will afford me pleasure to furnish
you with any further information you may desire.
have the honor TO be, very respectfully, your
obedIent servant. JONI ID. BLAKE, Secretary.
The progress OF the work on the monument
was freely discussed, hut 1t was found that the
society could do nothing until they heard from
the engineers conducting the examination of
the foundation.
Other important matters were referrel to,
but will not be made public uu'il this report is
received, which will be In few days.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06
LAB0RERS ar rBE CAPITOL.

A Complaint OF Injustice and Favosstism
on the Part Of Mr. Clnrke-Ihe Secretary
Of the Interior Called upen 10 Correct
yatters-
EDITOR REPUBLICAN: ALLOW US, through
your most valuable columns, to state the great
injustice that is perpe.rated on some Of the
ponr lahoring men BY Mr.. Clarke, architect Of
the Capitol. There are some laborers Who
are employed on the grounds Of the Capitol
under his charge who receive wages at the
rate OF - Per diem, some kl..5, and Others
$50 and sl.25, all employed n the same
vocation and working side by sile. We would
like for Mr.. Clarke to rice and explain. There
is one, Mckinney by name, Who is allowed to
work on full time Al the rate OF sl.s5 and .
horse and cart at e.. Is per day, While many
othep are obliged to work on half time fpr
less wages and who do the most work. OF
course, these exceptions are the pets Of the
architect and his bcsses- We would Ike
to have . man that would have the
interest OF the poor lAbsrers n heart.
II there is any department that
needs reforming IL is Mr.. Clarke's. We
would respectfully call the sfteniion Of the
Secretary Of the Interior 10 this branch OF the
Department, and being q reformer, as he Is,
II would be a great boon to the working peo-
pie If he would take IL in hand and give IL .
thorough overhauling.
Very respectfully, LABoRrRs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06
FREDERIK.TS HISGiND.
The Runph Family In a had state.


\ wikened face little woman, with pursy
lips, whose hands were kept busy holding up
two or three bundles and bulgy umbrella
and keeping her dress from dragging on the
floor, came into the Police Court yesterday.
Her name was Rumph-Frederika-a she
charged her husband, Jacob, with beating
her. Jacob leaned out OF the dock, and ex-
hibited a venerable head with strip of bald
running back from the forehead, hedged in
with puts OF iron. gray hair. Frederka told
with broken accent how Jacob had come
home Sunday morning and beat her with his
lists.
you've no right to get drunk and abuse
your wife, said the Court, turning to Jacob.
"She drinks more'n anybody else, sir; she
likes whisky better'n do, your Honor"
well, thaps very bad state OF the fam
n.y." remarked the Court, and he directed the
clerk to take Jacobs personal recognizance.
1t was taken, and is now on exhibition st the
Police Court.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06

4 Witness Who Has His Lager Included in
HIS Dinner Sundays.


Joseph Gerhardt was arraigued in tho
Police Court yesterday morning On the charge
of keeping his bar open on Sunday. The
officer said he found 4 number of persons
drinking beer in the dining room adjoining
the bar. A fat German, with broad smile,
and pudgy fists, was put on the stand to show
that 1t was all right. He said he was .
besrder at Gerhardt's, and paid his bill by
the month. He came near conyicting Mr..
Gerhsrdt by saying that he had q beer bill
separate from his board.
"You expected 10 pay for what you got"
Ivy, Of course" siid the witness.
Then you got the beer expecting 1t 10 be
charged up to YOU"
"Certsinly,"
The prosecutin. attorney was about sub
mitting 10 the court that 1t was shown that
there was business transacted on Sunday,
when the smile suddenly left the broad Eea-
lures OF the witness. II just struck him that
his evidence was unfavorable to the de-
PENDANT.
Sundays the peer is included in my dinner,
your Honor" he SAID, hoping to make
amends.
Don't you pay for itr'
al don't pay for Sunday peer, oh no, that h
part OF the arrangement; don't pay for Sun
day peer"
The witness having thus repaired the dam
age he had done to Mr.. Gerharlt's case, the
defendant was discharged.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06
THE HACk MEN.

One Of the Jehus 1t the AriinsSsn nasd Bs-
comes Reselliou., which viii Probably
Gave Another Test Case to the Ce~sa.
A hackman named VIM. J. Knovlton was
charged in the Poliee Court yesterday with
violating the hack Law. Knowlton Is one Of
the haekmen who eougregate about the Ar
linston. Instead Of keeping within the limits
Of the stand recently established by the Com
mis- sioners, the officer found the hack which
Knovlton commands on the old stand In front
of the hotel and near the curb. Mr.. Y. II.
Miller appeared for Knorlton, and suggested
that the District Commissioners had no right
to make any Law governing the location Of
hack-stands. The Court said that he would
sustain the action Of the Commissioners and
let the matter be finally decided in the upper
courts. The case was then continued until
TO day
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06
THE TREASURY ROBBERY.
THE Defense Put IN THEN TEsTI-
MONY IND THE CASE Is CLOSED.


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Inc end OF tne eeconu ,fiai vi "niau' rs
Ottmsn 10 rapidly approaehing,anu nov oegins
to arise the surmises as to what the result
viii be. Ottmans irenos nopc ana 'ook LOT
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s. ,ne o'D p.,noer ,,o sv,yom,a. "omos
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THE TRIAL WAS RESUMED
yesterday At the appointed hour. MI. Ottman,
his wife and son sat at the right OF his counsel,
while the prosecuting attorney sat beyond
then.
The defense continued to put In their evil
dence, and Messrs. II. A. whitney, ID. W.
Beveridee and I. j. Phillips were examined.
While Mr.. Phillips was on the stand describing
how visitors were admitted to the cash-room
the following colloquy occurred;
The Court. Mr.. Phillips, did you see me in
the cath.Ioom on that day
Mr. Phillips. ! did not.
the cssb, rnon too wac '' "1' ''''N'
Mr.. Phillips. Tha. might have been, and II
not have seen yOu.
Mr.. Merrick. Uaurbjpply1 Well. n your
Honor was there, think we are entitled to a
| noyie Dro,tgpi.
Another of the counsel. Shall I dismiss the
witness on the stapdf
The Court. oh. no: We will 40 on with the
| case.
| John Cooper. the next witness, was
rRorcur IN ON AN ATTACHMENT.
| After giving his testimony he was called upon
|
| the day pre yious. his Honor remarkipc that
| the eourt was compelled to adjourn on ac-
| count of his rot being present to testify. Mr..
| Cooper stated that he did not think he was
| prcper,y suhpwnaed: tina. he made inquiry
| and thonpht he was not wanted LONGER.
TIE Court declined TO accept this as salts
factory, and told Mr., Cooper that on paying
the costs Of the atiachncnt and fine OF s.
| he would he DISCHARGED from custody,
| On the ip,erce.sion of the counsel on both
sides the Court RENTED TIE fine, and the wit
ness by paying the eost OF the attachment re-
es Tn LIZ mvey. .,..,,,.,,
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| 3 G y: eon, NJ .,,s. ~ S'
SSeo; W Ma ,I5sN a.u Don |ni''' VI We"
| ioih' LUG ihuie'heh' anu
| RECORD IN THE HALLECK CASE
| were here nut I'm evidence, and the testimony
| for the defense closed,
| For the Government redirect the previous
| confessions of Halleck were offered In eyi.
| depce, but ruled ont nv the Court, This
| closed the TESTIMONY in the case.
| An understanding was then made iu regard
| TO tie srpumenis 10 he delivered TO the iury.
| Before that as commenced Mr.. Merrick sub
nit,ed The following
|
| rhA"e'
| whlch he Wisheu the prosecuting counsel 10
nesr ne,ore uney su ma 'ne jury Inc IN
s'Iu ny ,. are 90 iono
l.. Inc Jury arc instructor 70 nnd separately
On 'he issue yoineu gu each count OF eacn OF
wv. seheIal .s.,i anu III erue W nnu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06
4 RROKEN-BLlDED KNIFE.
Serious Results Of stasbi.g ARrsy Between
boys In Howard How.

Serious Results Of = ssassi.s Aar.y Between
Boys In Howard kow.
Alfred Boulder, the eolored boy who was
arrested in Howard Row, on Saturday m,rn-
ing last, BY Officer Bryan, Of the First pre-
cinct, fer stabbipg another eolored boy named
James Baker, jr., in the head with broken
bladea knife, vas yesterday committed to jail
by Judge Smell TO await the result Of Bakers
injuries. Al the time the wound was inflicted
II was not thought to be dangerous. Since
then 1t has been ascertained that the knife
cut through the scalp, struck the skull and
fractured Il.
During the past two or three days his head
has swollen to such an extent As to impair his
eyesight, and to totally blind him until an
operation Was performed by DR.. Walter. He
is now lying In q critical condition, and yester-
day the officer, fearing the wound might prove
fatal, carried Boulder into the Poke Court
and asked that he might be committed Until
such time as the injured boy may be able 10
appear.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06
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MOTHS, ants and rsaehs
CITY ITkNS


Now 10 the time Of year for pneunOnia, lung
fever, Ne. Every family should have a bottle Of
moment that cough to take hold Of your child
your family or yourself Consumption, asthma.
pneumonia Group. hemorrhAEes and other fatal
diseases may set in. Although IL 10 true Ger
man Syrup 10 curing Thousands Of these dreadful
diseases- yet Il Is much better 10 have It At hand
when three doses will cure YOU Oae bottle will
last your whole family . winter and keep you
safe IRON danger ItyOI are esnslnptive do not
resi- until You have tried this remedy. Sample
bottles 10 cents. Regular size, IS cents Soli
by your druggist. Charles StOtt Il Co., whole
sole agents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06
NINE G.LLLAGHER's rockEr-noox
An Old Soldier Charges Another Aged Son,
ot-a-Gun With Stealing His Money.

An Old Soldier Charges Another Aged SON
ot-a-Gun With Stealing His Money.
Michael Donlan, an old soldier from the
Soldiers Home, was one Of the tristful group
In the Police Court dock yesterday morning.
He was charged with stealing a pocket book
cont aiming sl7 and q bank certificate of de-
posit ::or 1925 from Michael Gallagher, an
other old soldier, who is looking after pen
sion.
Donlsn and Gallagher were drinking to-
getLer In restaurant when Gallagher took
his pocket book out of his pocket. Donlan
matched ii from him and ran. That was
Gallagher's story.
mo man ever saw me with it," said the
prisoner decidedly. "He got drunk and got
drunk, and he don't know what he did
with it,"
The officer said that Donlan acknowledged
taking 1t and burying 1t in graveyard.
The case was sent to the grand jury, bonds
being fixed at $4,000.
HASpsEwED boots and Shoes speciality at
II. l.. STRAsBURObH's
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06

MHIfPLE-J0NEs,-ln wnshlnsHnI- AnIl l.
lsy Rev ]. Vaughan Lewis lisIllsnnsn G. W
WHrrIL. OTdnHnrt CoTrs. T. y. A. nnh AnSa-
FHiNE kATHEEINL. tam fnt- az NI.nfr r. u
Jon-~. OF New YnrE. and granddaughter if rht
lais Hear Aen rAl kAiley. l. = B.
THUNIrnN-ST 1RHN.-Ai rhr Fmrrtiv ptr-
sOnase. kprT Z ls-s. lsy ksE. o. rtNann Brown.
JoHS ". THOMPSON and NEIunI 1T. BJ@,S. hITth
.f ms rlFy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06

h. II. Warner, real estate broker and ane-
tioneer, sold yesterday afternoon AZ auction for
Vim. Stiekney and Il r. Snyder. trustees, pars
Of lots and ?, in square ls4, frcnting = feet
ard Seventeenth streets northwest. by o depth Of
81 feet IL inches, and imprOvef by 4 tuo-story
brieE dwelling with nanslrd rOot, 10 Hon. VIZ.
7. Hamilton, At 1850.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06

This popular remedy for dyspepsia. bilious
ness, sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo. con-
stipation and all diseases arising from dis6rdered
stomach or liver, Is sold by all druggists. =
cents per paekage-makinx q quart OF medicine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06

That pleasant and active agent in the cure Of
all eonsumptiye symptoms -wflb0r's C0npoand
Of Pure Cod Liver I'll and Lime" Is being uni
yersally adopted in medical practice Ssld by
the proprietor, A b. wilb0r, chemist, BnstSn-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06

Stephen A. Nichols was charged with steal
ing towel IRON Michael Foxs restaurant, In the
Police Court yesterday. ~ guess I'm guilty, hut
IdOn't remember u at all, said stephen and the
Court fined him go.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-06

cannot Be RESTORED. Young people remember
this Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder. 1t win preserve your teeth from decay,
and keep them sound, clean and white through
life, = and 70 cents per bottle Sold By all drug
gists.