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National Republican., 1878-05-23
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Regular Congress report on third page.
-Roose sends New York papers in advance.
Miscellaneous matter on third page.
Court calendar and routine legal news on
third page.
The Emmett Light Infantry have picnic
At IGfflcrs garden tonight
The sidewalk on the west side Of Seventh
botween d aud L streets has been repaired.
The Washington Dramatic Association
will give chariot excursion TO the Great Falls
next Sunday.
There Is dangerous hole in the concrete
carriage way on /. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets northwest.
Ot-Donch's Band (the Light Infauty Corps
band give II picnic Friday night, the proceeds
Of which go toward purchasing new uniforms
for the band.
. The front wall Of Mr. W. D. Pyle's house.
on Fourth, between + and G streets southeast,
fell in yesterday afternoon, but fortunately no
one was hurt.
The ladies interested in the Chisolm monu-
nent will hold meeting In the Congrega-
tional Church on Saturday evening next to
perfect their plans for the work they have in
hand. Prominent speakers will be present.
The annual missionary exercises of the
Sabbath-schOol children Of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church, Capitol Hill, was held
kaSt tNtillllE, anu very HltIhCtlNt
was given. TO the delight Of the very many
who were present.
The Washington Either Quartettc under
the direction of Professor +. Waldeckcr have
accepted an invitation to be present this even
Ing at the weekly meeting of the Carroll Insti.
tute. A musical treat is in store for the mem.
bers and their friends.
About seven o'clock last evening u fight
occurred at the Court Restaurant, on Louisiana
avenue, between two men named Adams and
Eckloh. A lively set.to eusued, but no arrest,
were made, as the cOmbatants were parted he
fore the police arrived.
-In the notice of the concert of the third
division public schools in yesterdays REPUB
LICAS Charlie SandcsOn aud Alice Holroyt
were given the credit Of singing comic duct
when 1t should have been gwen to Charli,
SandcrsOn and Lille PetTOla.
The published statement that John Rober
Hcuell, whose name figures u the respondent il
divorce suit recently entscd, is an cmplOyc,
In the German American National Bank is IN
correct, As he was never connected with th,
bank In any way except as a depoSitor.
Patrick Lsrkin, messenger at the Wa
Department, has received the compliment o
an honorary membership in the Washington
Artillery and also the appointment Of chic
buglcr to said organization, all of which /
duly appreciated by the worthy Patrick.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
RINER FRONT.


Arriyed-Schooners Joseph Eaton, Peterson,
Kenncbec River; steamer Hercules, Philadel-
pha.
Clcared-Schoonors Joseph Eaton. Peter.
son, Saco, Maine, with 279 tons; brig Alice
Lee, Foster, Cicnfugos, Cuba, loaded with $50
tons oil Cumberland coal for the Spanish gov
ernment; schooner Mary Slusmon, Heavnor,
st. Iago, Cuba, with 600 tons of Cumberland
coal for the Spanish government.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY canal-Boat Medley, with ! 400 bushels
of corn and 100 bushels of wheat to L. d.
bushels Of wheat, 30 barrels of 1Our, and 26
bales Of hay to J. G. & J. NJ. Waters.
FISH MARKET.
Arrivals-Scveu thousand herring, 200 shad
and 800 tailors. Herring sold for 10 per
thousand, shad at SIS per hundred, and tailors
at scvcnty'iiv cents per hundred.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
l.. c. Smith, Baltimore, Nd; W. II. AIcxan.
der, Baltimore, and T. W. Owens, Chicago, Ill
are among the guests at the West End HOtol
The kennebI c Ice Company have enlarged
their office on Water street and fitted 1t up In
handsome style. The company have made
this Office the company's main office, and the
office corner Of Twelfth and L streets north.
west Washington, heretofore known rs the
main office, will b. used as u branch Office.
Last night the Masonic choir at Georgetown
entertained the Washington Srngerbund al
the Masonic Tc Hple. Professor Holmes wei
coined the STngerbund in u wcll.tmed speech
after which the Masonic yhoir, under the di
rection of Professor Holmes, rendered q beau
tiful air, which was responded to by til,
Washington Sangerbund, under the direction
of Professor Kcy. Professor Tastit presidct
at the piano. After the music the party wa
served with refreshments by the caterer, Mr.
| II. A. Kaiser.
ARRIVAL OF CEMENT.
By canal-Boat Round Top No. 9, with 75l
barrels of cement to J. G. & j. NJ. Waters.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
BASEBALL.
An Interesting Contest Between the Rose
dale and Eagie-The Game To-Day.

An Interesting Contest between the Rose
dale and Eagie-The Game To-Day.
The game Of baseball yesterday afternoon
between the Eagle and Rosedale resulted in
favor Of the former, after hard struggle, by
q score Of to 4. II was the bcst game that
has been played here this season. At the end
Of the eighth inning the score stood to 3 In
favor Of the Eagle. The Rosedale In their half
Of the last inning made one run, tieing the
score. When the Eagle camo In for their turn
at the bat the excitement was intense, as IL
looked favorable for q ten-innings game. Mil
Ter, the first striker, popped up a fly, which
Pierce muffed, and tho batter was safe. Leins,
the next striker, sent grounder to William.
son at first, who put him out easily, and threw
to second to cut Miller of. He made a poor
throw, however, and the ball went out to cen
trc field. Miller seized the opportunity TO
make circuit of the bases, and scored the win
ming run, amidst great enthusiasm.
The Roscdale outbattcd the Eagle, and each
side made an equal number Of errors, but the
former weakened In the critical part Of the
game, and thereby lost. Warren bore off the
honors for the winners, his short-stopping ex-
ceiling anything that has been seen In Wash
ington this season. Sheehan, ut second, proved
himself n decided acquisition to the nine, as
his playing was very creditable. Lyncs,
Freeman and Smalwood did the best work
for the Blues" the former making three
clean bsscrs and the other two attended to
all the flies that came Ia their direction.
The following is summary of the game:
National Republican., 1878-05-23
ErsrMAx'. for clothing. A household word
KnnI EsinIc Irnnslnra.

W. +. Holtzman to d. S. Harkness, for $500,
Pickrcll to +. Addison Pickrcll, for 3, sub.
lots and of part of Holmcad's addition ;
Joan Ellen Boyle to II. c. Ewald ct al, for
$1,000, parts 10 and II, square $50; V. r.
Jackson to G. NJ. and c. K. KcngIa, for &, 900
part Of lots 03 and %, Beatty & Hawkins
addition to Georgetown; Martha Ann Thomas
to G. n. Kcugla ct al, for 5000, part of lot
80, Beatty & Hawkins addition to GrOI gc-
town Martha Parsons ct al. TO Kengla ct al n
for $1,000, part of lots 03 and o. do; Christu-
phcr Ncwlncicr to Hosea b. Moulton, for $500
lot l5 square 50S George W. Riggs to Stephen
Brown, for Sl,Hi75O, lot "a square 2O6; john
n. Gates to John II. Gates, for II 800, lot "A
square y11.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
ROBBED IN 4 RAILROAD DEPOT.
A Collection OF Watches Found In an Old
Mattress.

Mattress.
Last Monday, a gentleman named L.
Brcnton, Of Manassas, Va, came to this city
and collected 1900 which was due him for
quantity of railroad tics He intended to re-
turn home the same evening, aud went to tho
Baltimore and Potomac depot to wait for the
late train. Feeling somewhat tired, he lay down
Oh one of the benches in the depot and fell
asleep lie was awakened by the watchman at
half.rast one IN the morning aud discovered
that all his money and a silver watch and
chain had been taken from him. lie inlme
diutely reported his loss at Police Headquarters
and the case was assigned to Detectives Nc
Dewitt and MrElhcsh. Yesterday morning
these officers arrested q cOlOrcd man named
Henry Tnliatcrro, who is n noted thief, on sIs-
picion of being concerned in the robbery. lie
was taken to Police Headquarters and lock cd
up. The detectives went to his house,
on Virginia avenue southwest, and searched
his room. Nearly all tho stolen money
and the watch and chain were found
concealed in a mattress. The mattress
| proved a vcritublc mInc of wealth, rs the oil
Gers found tho following articles o. jcwclry I:
| One gold hunting cease watch, stamped GHIt X
| Bro, Nos. 1894 aud COS, David Taylor, maker,
London Onc gold opcn.iace watch, No.
| 3j!9B, makers name not given; n gold hunt
| ing-casc watch, made by +. +. Cooper, Lon
don, Nos. l72O3 and -3l5 u lHdys gold hunt
| ing.case watch, blue cuameled, Nos. Gi30l aud
~, mTle by Montduden, Geneva n silver
hunting case watch, with solid silver chain,
patent lever, Nos. i557l and 57l one heavy
| gold fob chain aud two steel chains, Que OF
| which hAs gold hook attached. The officers
| deserve great credit for this job, rs tho prop
| crty recovered Is worth about 500.
National Republican., 1878-05-23

Mct,0pOihd-Dr 4 q Lock, Srw York; u u Sanford
New YORK; h WulS aud wife, PhlIndplphil, W
kenny son and WIFI, ihllnl,li!uR; W GLrTolt aud
vie, Cincinnati, OHIO X WhI Ilrg 4 : y; J Nln 10y
N"hmund, Va; & CMunsiOn. rInlAhrlphiu; + Turner
and vile, H"w York; Nei,,n, UiChnIond Va 4
Suirlin, New Ork, G. ~ SKI lnuT", ;Ncw York, = 1
sd g " inriirr. Bhlimorr Md 10 Locke nna
Warner, MIS- In + II Mnrklry, rnlladclphia, W
wmlney no-l"n, Mas sqyiIle Boston, Mas. {
EN- HIil"y, richmond Vas Dr II Phelps, Va ii
Met cGCy, city,
bnp'riuL John 10y, PttsbuTg q !. SEARS New
YORK: & luNtGn, New Orleans \ T. Wilson, Hur
r.shrg, IA; \ 7 lIulcumb, baltimore, Md; NJ J iIur1
Drtruit, Mich A Gilbert lticlmOnd, VA WIN I'm
jus ! Cr h,iirid. and wife, Cincinnati, Ohio Mills
New York; Henry BiTnvy, New York
~. Junos--B solomon, New York; n \ hogan
III hnuHd, Va e lrash'e!d, New IOIk; W War
ner Moss q X Tate, New York r A WOtson, Mas
ana Mrs Oyce, PhllAdclphl,A; 7 Hawks VG "
JOnus. Tenn.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Kmm Oycr by Il ChnrIot.

Yesterday Afternoon about half.past four
o'clock, as chariot No. was passing the east
front Of the Treasury Department snal boy,
named james Riley who was at play in the
street aud IN the net of running backward from
a party throwing water from u street washer,
rRu aguinst tho chariot aud fell under the
wheel, which passed over one Of his legs, very
seriously injuring it, but not breaking any
bone. Mr. White, treasurer Of the Chariot
Company seeing the accident, hastened to the
assistance u the unfortunate boy and had him
taken to a drugstore, where his limb was
properly attended 10, and then sent him home
IN carriage.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Shaping Legislation for the District.

swapping LegisiatipH iof 'he blrtf1tt.
In the House yesterday Mr.. Butler intro
duced bill which provides for the appoint
ment of two additional justices Of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia. The gem
eral term under this Lill is to consist of three
justices, provided that no justice shall sit in an
appeal case from any Judgment or decree rem
dcred by him in special term aud whenever.
by this reason, the general term shall not have
q quorum, any Of the justices may be trans
ferred from the special term to make full
bench. majority shall decide Il cause, and IL
n majority do not concur, the cause shall he
reargued. The general term may direct an
auxiliary sitting of the Circuit Court when
ever business shall require 1t.
In the House, yesterday, Mr.. Hunton
introduced bill to quiet title to real cs-
tate in the District Of Columbia, which pro-
vides that twenty years exclusive adverse
possession shall eiIttle the party so holding to
obtain from the Equity Court decree giving
final possession. The decree may he reopened
within one year from its rendition. III any
suit of cjectmcnt hereafter instituted in the
District any party in interest may dcduce
title from such decree to the same effect as
though such decree were an original grant
from the State Of Maryland or the United
States.
The House Committee on the District oi
Columbia yesterday appointed sub-c0nmit'
tee, consisting OF Mcssrs. Blackburn, Mayham
and Clafiin, to wait upon thC House Commit.
tee on Appropriations and request that no ap
preparations be made for the District of Colum
bia pending action upon tho bill to provide {
permanent form of government for the Dis
trict.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Trimming srlInnl for NurSca.

The Training School for Nurses" opens this
evening at the Labor Exchange, 004 Pennsyl.
vania avenue, when DIR. T. b. Kcene delivers
thc first lecture Of the course, his subject be-
ing Hygiene" Other physicians follow In
quick succession, and all the different branches
relating to the care Of the sick and of surgery
will he fully treated upon In such popular
way as cannot fail to make the course exceed.
ingly valuable and attractive to the public,
whO ar. admitted for fee of IS for the whole
course of lectures
National Republican., 1878-05-23
KnocLedDomnbya IL Wagon.

About five o'clock yesterday afternoon,
while some children were playing Nt the cor
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and First street
northwest one Of them, a little boy named
Miles was struck by the hub Of IA passing lum-
Der wagon, driven by a colo:ed mau named
Alfred Cook, aud knocked down. Luckily no
serious injuries were sustained by tho little
one. and lie was taken to his home, IN Purdy S
Court. The driver was not arrested, us tho
affair was purely accidental.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
A Pretrnder Arrcstnd.

The detectives yesterday arrested man
PANIED Fit4hugh GU charge of obtaining
goods under lalse pretcuses. lie was taken to
Police Headquarters and locked up for a-hcar-
ing in the Police Court this morning. Fitl.
hugh plan has been to 90 to n house and offer
~ mend articles Of furniture. When they
sre given 10 him he never returns them to the
owners, but sells them at the nearest second.
hand store. There are several cases against
him, and he will be confronted by number OF
his victims this morning
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Enrk Innn snrinpa

A. the warm weather approaches persons who
have )ci'uTC time In the summer or who want 4,
send their inmi!cs Nwny from the heat Of the city
are looking for dcsirahle place, aud the attention
sfsuCh I, directed I" Rock Euuu sprinyS, situated
on the western suJe uf tn" Grrul NUrlh Mountain,
near Winchester, Va, ~ II refined and comfortable
UOunhlu resort In tho summer Few place Of
he kind pre'cnt H 'truug ATTRACTIONS Tor family
EounINin, hNvc me- amd hr.,ItI,i,i,g nIr,,Ss ~
ihere, and the sCCucry h uueXCcll"d In beauty.
The rntCs ARE very reasonable, aud the resort en-
{oys ne advantage u being easily accessible by
National Republican., 1878-05-23
District Nntes.

The receipts at the trcasurcr's Office yester-
day were Sl3llS.39 and the expenditures
Ss.33
Licenses were issued yesterday to B. F.
Stciger, notary public; G. W. Sleeper, book
agent Rabbit & Crown, produce dealers
W. F. Crowley, produce dealer; A. Cummisky y,
produce dealer; John II. Morgan, produce
dealer; {. L. Nelson, jr., 4 Bros, produce
dealers.
Inspector Entwislc yesterday issued permits
TO John Fisher, NJ street, between Third aud
FUur-aId-a-half streets southwest, to build O
porch and door; $50. Charles Murphy, corner
Of + and Second streets northeast to remove
frame house to + aud Twenty-third streets
cast, outside Of boundary $40. II. W. Hud
son, corner OF Eighth and IL streets northeast
10 build wood and coal she'd $25. ID. b
Grad, to build two two.stOry brick dwellings
Eleventh street between + and L street,
northwest $4,000. Mis. Lizzie X. Dye, tc
build one brick dwelling, four stories high
5li Eleventh street northwest; 5000
TmE lulrst slaug-"Whst docs your PhOuocrapl
National Republican., 1878-05-23
OniCers Elected,

At au adjourned meeting of the Odd Fell
lows Union Relief Association, G. L. W. of o.
T., last evening, the following officers and
board of directors were elected for the ensu.
ing year President, John W, Gray; vice.prcsi-
dent, Henry W. Freeman; secretary, Charles
II. Shorter; trcasurcrs, Albert Parker aud
William NJ. Williams. Benjamin +. Dabncy,
James W. butcher, John f. Colbert, Wiley.
White, John A. Scott, Edward L. Younger,
Alfred ID. Coleman and Charles F. Murray,
members of the board Of directors.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Accident 10 Il InIIrlsI.

Yesterday morning young lady named
Gray, while entering car at the Baltimore
and Ohio depot, dropped her poekct.book,
which contained about $500. In ju,npng of
tho platform to recover her property she fell
and sprained her left ankle. As she decided
to continue her journey, having recovered her
pocket-book, she was carried into the car and
made Us comfortable as possible.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Got on Their MuscIe.

Last evening, while the Knights Templar
were assembled in front of the Masonic TEN.
pie, two men in the crowd became involved in
. fight. Scrgesmts Acton aid DiRslnOrc ar.
rested the helligCrcuts aud escorted them tc
the Fifth Precinct Station, where they regis.
tered US Frank Jones and Philip johnson
Both men were charged with engaging iu an
sfray, aud will talk the matter over with
Judge Smell this morning.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
WAR DErAnTMEST, WASHINGTON CITY,

WAH DEFANTMtNT, WAsHINGToN CITYl
May y, ISIS.
Scaled proposals addressed TO the Secretary Of War,
VIII b. rrceved at ih,s iepMt.ncnt until y o'clock,
plying the stationery for the War Department and its
bureaus for ihr fiscal year ending June 81, 1879.
A Schedule Of the articles required, aud blank form
Of proposal will be iurhisLCd on NJ p!Icaton 10 the
chief Clerk.
The Station ry must be OF the best quality. sam.
pies must accompany each bid.
The successful III der will BE- required to give bond
with approv, surcies for the miihfIl r,hllment OF
his cu:ltrEc and the Department VIII reserve the
ri. to order the articles Is Il may deem proper and
to nc, use or diminish the quantity stated III the
schedule.
Article, not named In the schs uls are 10 be FUR
nshed Al the opIion Of the Depuneni ut the lowest
market piise. GEO W. MCCiARS,
mNni Secretary % War.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Marriage Licenses,

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to tho following applicants:
John Mullen and Matilda Washington. Of
Washington, ID. c.
Robert Harris, Of Charlestown, Va, and
Nancy Gaskins, Of Washington, d. G.
W. d. Padgett, Of Philadelphia, and Sadie c.
Sweeney, Of Prince Georges county, Md.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Postmaster shurt,'s Mandsmus Case.

Postmaster shurt,'s Mandamus Case.
The mandamus case Of Postmaster shurts
Of Marshaltown, Iowa, against tho Postmaster
General, TO compel the latter to readjust his
salary, reduced by the ruling Of former Post
master. General, was argued before the District
Supreme Court yesterday by Messrs. Durant a
Hornor, for the rclator, and Judge Freeman, Of
the Post.Onice Department, for the respond
ent. The case was submitted and decision re-
served
National Republican., 1878-05-23
EAGLE.
Totals. s5Nlali Tolals .... 10 lNlgl

TotGls..... s jH 10 Totals s.... 10 ~ IL ID
This afternoon, at half-past. -four o'clock, the
Eagle will play the celebrated New Bedford
Club of Massachusetts,. The cars of the CO.
lumbia Street Railway run within few feet
of the entrance to Eagle Park, the scene of the
proposed contest. The present nine OF the
"blue-hoseI youths" is the strongest they have
ever put in the field, aud the players are well
up in their positions The New BedfOrds rank
among the best clubs In the International
League, and their pitcher Bradley, belonged
to the Chicagos in their "palmy days" There
should he large turnout of the admirers Of
our national pastime" this afternoon.
The Senate pages yesterday warmed the
House boys by n score Of II to s in game OF
FIVE innings.
The Junior Rosctale defeated the Twilight
yesterday on the White Lot, the score Etand.
ing ls to7.
The National Baseball Club returned from
Richmond last evening, at ten o'clock, and
were met at the derOt by delegation Of
friends who escorted them to the Club-room,
where n bOuntiful rcpast had been spread
They boys speak In glowing terms of their
brought back two balls, as in the game yestcr.
day they defeated tho crack nine of Rich
mond by a score Of 2s to !.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Buffalo, n. Y..-Rochestcr, 5: Buffalo, B.
Binghamton, n. Y.-Star, 0; Cricket, 4.
Amherst, Mass.-Lowcll, 3; Amherst, 2.
Baltimore-Ncw Bedford, l2 Waverly, 3.
Providence, X. .l.--BostOu, l2; Providence, 10
Worcester, Mass Pittsteld, II; Worces
ter, 2.
Hornellsvile, N. " Hornell, IA; ALE
ghany,2.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Bunk Suln NJ IDnAIIum,a

The sale OF this large collection uf hooAs y i'll he
continued at Dowlimg's auction lo' ms ut hail.p st
pevon o'clock this evening, whcH Hplv SIS Of
De annals and debates Of Cungrrss Aul"r.ruu ar
ehiyes and State TRJers, some law books, the work
Of Voltaire, MOIIeTe and other valuable books viii
b. sold.
National Republican., 1878-05-23

New Advertisements.
bAge Cottage, Cape May.
Dr. Mhite-FcCt-ThOusani.
Omnd excursion to Richmond. Va.
Proposals for material for Public Printer.
Proposals for stationery fer War Department.
Trotting and pacing rnccs at Brightwood Park.
Rock Enom Springs. near Winchester, vn.-A
y. Pratt proprietor.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't foil to procure Mrs. WINsLow'S SOOTHING
sYWUF iOr all dHcWes Of teething IN children. II
relieves the child from rain, CuIcs wind collie,
regulates the buwelp. and 10y giving relief and
health W the child, gives TesI w the mother.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
New Advertisements.

Amusenpnt- Tonight.
NATIONAL THE.TRE.-ChRmpagne and Oysters
National Republican., 1878-05-23

No REMEDY In the world ever came into such
universal use, or has so fuly won the confidence Of
mankind, us AYERS CHERRy PICTORIAL, for the
cure ofcUughs colds, and consumption.
YouSG PEOPLE do pay attention IN your teeth,
neglect Will soon ruin them. be wise In time.
Clean them daily with TIIURsroS's IVORY PEARL.
ToorH POWDER. the most perfect dentrifce known.
II will keep them through life In good condition.
hite and SOUND. Will harden the eums. sweeten
he breath and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists. IS aud ID cents per bottle.
WELLS MACHiSE-SPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr-
ERs arc still the bcst known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass oil others
HARD times demand economy: practice II by
rcnOvating your sOcd gloves with JouvES's ISo-
DEEors KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 25 cents per
bottle.
ARE you bilious. troubled with headache. dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation &c? Are you dys-
peptic. nervous, dull and languid? Aversc to all
excrtion. Is your life miserable7 You require u
change. Cleanse the system purify and renew the
blood. Take QuIRK's IRISH TEA, the great mouse.
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, 25 cents per package, which makes a
quart Of medicine.
Ia your hair harsh dry and stir Does II refuse
IN curl? Dress II with THoArsoS's PoMADE OPTINE.
An olcaginous compound OF singular merit. II
will improve It, Sold by druggists, Io. Price 25-
and 10 cents per bottle.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
deposits. J. II. soUiER & Co,
bankers l4l6 Pennsylyania avenre
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Indications

IHWItHTIWTlN,
For Middle Atlantic States rising followed BY fall.
hig barometer, cooler northcrly winds, vCcring to
warmer east or south. Increasing cluudiness aud
IN western portion during the night rain.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Little Beauties.

We have the ncatcst and most novel styles OF
suits for the Little Men" Sizes from two b. ten
years Of age. Price, Rll reduced. 4. Suks n CO.,
BIC Seventh street and y2l fcnnsy yNRnW avenue.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
PAGE COTTAGE

An e'emnt and commOdOus Cottage on Stockton
ave nue., Cape May. Is now open for The season. The
house Is prOviied with all modern COM euler ces-spa
ciOus dining. room. single and double communicating
rooms, wide y a .zas, handsome grounds &c. The sit
| natOn ! u dcghtnhl one, oppU,itc stockton Lawn,
very near the Al.n H. commanding magnificent
of The ocean. Terms corresponding 10 eligibility oil
rooms, IAlginR nom sI2 u - week. Address, Mrs
A. L. JON f. r. q. lox 4, Cape May, y. J. N.Y. I.Iw