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exclusively OF barks. roots. and herbs. II is very
pleasant to take; every child likes 1t.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
Saved from a Life of Shame.

Last night, about 9:3O o'clock, Detectives Nc
Dewitt and Voss found in disreputable house
kept by Kate Waters, on L street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets northwest,
three girls Ella Ashton, Alice Dunningtou,
aud Della Shclo, mono of whom are over sew.
emteen years old. Della Shelo has been absent
from her home since July last. She went out
to the Schuetzeufest, and was there induced to
leave her home, aud since that time could not
6e found until last night. She and Ella Ash.
ton will be sent to the House of the Good
Shepherd, in Baltimore. Alice Dunningtou u
little girl about fifteen years old, left her home
about four months ago, and seems perfectly
satisfied to continue the life she has been lead
ing. Her mother was notified that her duugh-
ter had been found, and called ut Police Head
quarters late last night. She tried to persuade
| her daughter to go home with her. Alice will
be turned over to her mother this morning.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
TIientre CntnIuue.

Mes,s. Budd, ONeill & Co., of this popular
place of amusement, deserve the success with
which they are meeting when the produce
such artists as Don Ferreyra, the man flute
the Fieldings, in their Irish songs aud dances
Jake Budd in laughaLlc sketch entitled
High Jack the Hceler;' and Miss Jennie
Parker in the pleasing comedy of "Thc Etou
Boy" and host of others, including the full
strength Of the regular company. The coy
theatre was crowded last night, and the bill /,
good enough to crowd the house every night
in the week. Baughman and Hume, the crack
rifle shots, give an exhibition OF wonderful
skill. Miss Alice Gilmore and Miss Kittit
Sheppard, two new arrivals, are grea, acquisi
tons,
National Republican., 1878-10-15

For District notes see third page.
For amuscments see second page.
For miscellaneous SEQ third page.
For Georgetown news see third page.
For court proceedings see third page.
For excursions and pcncs see third page
Major Morgan has given orders to the
police to arrest all boys found with bean
shooters, and notify their parents sftcrward.
Isaac Cohen says he is going North at the
end of this week to speak in different cities
and will return by the time Congress meets.
Pure Newfoundland Col Liver OIL at SOC
per bottle IA full pint at Drcw's drug store,
corner Ninth street aud Pcunsy lvania avenue.
Lat night tho Msdriaal Boys headed by
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, the superintendent of the
Troupe, serenaded MI 1enney, Of the National
Hotel.
The case against Michael scanlon. charged
with having assaulted Constable W. II. BEN
nett on Saturday night, WAS yesterday dis.
missed by Judge Smell.
Edward Ready and Matthew McGarvey.
charged with assaultiug GrConbury Duvall on
Saturday morning. near the Fourteenth. street
Circle, were yesterday fined 80 or twenty days
each by Judge Smell.
Stephen Anderson. the coored man who
was arrested Saturday night, charged with an
sttempt to rape a little cOlorcd Xrl named
hIHlc dbHiNbH' WIS Nt-Nrl'ltN NIIAlSutN III
the Police Court. He pleaded guilty, and was
held for the GrGud jury.
The case against James Waters, Will
Waters and Osiu Hail. the three colorrd boys
who created disturbance on \, uc.tr Madison
street, Saturday Afternoon, when QUE Of them
throw stone which bit a lady on the lead
was continued in tue Police Court by Judge
Smell yesterday.
-Fnro"rIE AlDhay revival services al
FOUNDRY hur,h. The Young evangelist, Rev
Thomas Harrison, vii! conduct farewell meet
ings to-day anl night. Al ten n. ~. u lrgis,
rcrvjre for the 700 persons who have beer
seeking salvation in th!, great revival: %
eleven a. H., preaching by Rev. Mr. Pcar,r. q
Virginia, and altar service: at twelve sIcga
Mt two, love feast; at three, salvation: at sCvcn
altar and farewell. DDors opened at siH r. N.
BALTIMORE homemade calf Boots, at h3.50
at the great Boston Shoe Aust House, lU
PeHHsy wanna aVrMuc.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
National rhes,re-"rho ridden uand."

The dramatzation Of Mrs. Southworth' 5
well-known Hidden Hand" constitutes the
attraction at tho National for. the present
week. Among the Irdmiir p,rsowe Madame
Blanche Ford as Cdpi'ola, anh Mr.. Denham as
Wool arc entitled TO most creditable mention.
Madame Fords incidental rendition of the
sOmg,.."The Tars Farewell" was received last
evening with marked approval, aud MIR. Deu.
hams "ecccntriCitics' evoked well-dCscrvcd
plaudits. The plantation scenes, involving the
participation of the colorcd Madrigal and iubi
lee Singers, are vcritablc reproductions OF Vir
ginis and Maryland 'dNrkey life" OF twenty
years agOne.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
Rcvcmmo MnrLne SrrAicr.

Chief Engineer John NJ, Collins, United
States Revenue Marine, on being relieved by
Fist Engineer Taylor from du,y on board tho
steamer Washington, at New York. will pro-
coed to Charleston, ;. C., for duty ~ tie Moe.
S'sin. Second Assistant Engineer J. :. lIothcr~
sail has been directed to proccci to Erie, Pa,
from his prcsCul station, nj riiIadelpujn. aud
report to the collector ut Eric, Pa, ior duty
on the Perry. TIE leave Of absence granted
First Engineer lic'ideu, United State Ii, venue
Marine, on the % ultiIno, has been oX,rmdcd
10 the lst Of November On account ot ,ick.
nets.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

Last night the young evangelist, Rev.
Thomas Harrison, conducted the most power
ful S'ryicc that lie bias yr; held during the
seven weeks Of his work in the Foundry
Church. ONei tnirty persons were nt the Altar
seeking religion, aud while the propo we're
PRAYING .uine persona were converted The
young evangelist holds G,rry,lI service to day.
and commences rrviva, work in BLtInurc
Thursday might. In fyw weeks he will re-
tun 10 tbs city and conduct revival service.
at tn" HnmIIrc NJ. L. Church. Ia the revival
the assistance OF his mother who Ia III Isl
earnest WUlk,r
National Republican., 1878-10-15
a Railroad yIcc-pre.Ident In a Hurry.

The Cumberland Daily Noes of Saturday
last gives the figures Of the fastest time ever
made on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. and
considering all circumstances, probably in the
United States. This WAS accomplished on
Wednesday by special train run from Bslt'
Imorr to Cincinnati, fol the puipose Of convey
img John King. jr., yiCe.president OF the Balti-
mure aud Ohip Railroad and receiver Of the
Marietta and Cincinnati and Ohio and Missis-
sipM Railroads. to Cincinnati, where he wished
10 attend an important railroad meeting to be
held Thursday morning. The train, which
consisted OF three heavy coaches, started from
Baltimore at l4,n1 T.. M, and arrived at Park
rIsburg At ll"2D p. m, having made the dis
tancc, %T7 miles, in II hours and ~ minutes.
Allowing for Il minutes lost by stOprages, the
actual running time was 10 hours ant!
3s minutes the rate being about - miles
per hour. The train ran from Baltimore
tn Washington, iDrty miles in iorty.cight
minutes The shortest time in which the run
from Baltimore to the Ohio River had been
pvtvi iul,sly made was some years ago, in thir-
teen hours aud thirty minutes, II difference OF
over iwo hours The train which accom-
rl. he'd this almost incredible run was under
the rvlSoual supervision of Master OF Trans
pOitaliJu Clements. who was on bourd. The
enE inr ustd one on each divisiOn) were all
furnished with the new straight smOk kcstacR
aud extension front making Il spark and dust
urrc-tcr, both Of which improvements will be
placed upon all the passenger engines OF the
rad, which will prove great comfort to
travellers.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
National Theatre -Engli-h On.rn.

The Hess English Opera Company will ap.
pear on Monday evening next ut the National
Theatre. The troupe comprises, among other
vocal celebrities, Miss Emma Abbott, Mrs.
Scgun, Miss Annis Montague, Nj. Castle, Mr..
Rysc, Mr.. Turner, and Mr.. BIagan. The
repertoire Of this most competent corps Of
artists includes the operas Faust, "MiguOn," ,"
Lucia" Bohemian Girl" Chimes of Nor
mandy" &c. The sale of seats will commence
ON Thursday morning at the box.oiice Of the
National
National Republican., 1878-10-15
USEM ENTS.
Lincoln HaII-wnhcImj Tonight.

EIhcOIh H0II-N IlhCInlJ To-NIght.
The most famous cUtemporlry yiolinist, Herr
August wilhelmj. will appear in concert at
Lincoln Hall this evening. Herr Wilhclrnj's
performances have attracted the unqualified
praise of the critics Of the Old and New
Worlds. As Rubenstein has been styled the
king of tine plauo," so is now WilheInj do.
nominated the "autOcrat of tho violin" Mad.
amo Teresa CarrenO, piauist, and Miss Kate l.,
James, soprano, will also aIpear. Seats for
sale at MvtZcrOtt's
National Republican., 1878-10-15
Paving IA Visit to ALBANY.

Extrdtiou papers to the Albany Peniten.
tiary have been made out by the clerk of the
court in the following cases and transmitted Il
the warden Of the Jail John Cole, alias Joha
Coleman, petit larceny, second oncnse, three
years Charles Steelyard, alias johnson, petit
larceny, second ohensc, three years.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

For upward Of thirty years Mrs. Winslow's
soothing syrup has been used for children. 1t
cOrrccts acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrahGa, whether arising from tccthing
or other causes. An old and wcll.tricd remedy.
2j cents bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
Mayor and Chairman Relief CommIttc
To THE friends of tho orphans: A grand

To THE friends of tho orphans: A grand
tournament and coronation ball will be given
for the benefit of st. Josephs Orphan Asylum.
Tho tournament, at the Eagle Pail K, Benning's s
Bridge road, near terminus of Columbia Rail-
road, end Of II street, and ball at st. Joseph s
Hall, corner Fifth and II streets, Wednesday,
October 10, 1873. The grounds and the hall
will be handsomely decorated. No pains have
been spared to make this the plcasantcst en-
tertainment of the season. Tiltiug will COM
menco promptly at one p. N.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

YorSG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin Them. BE wise In time
Clean them daily with THURsroSs IVORY PEARL
1oOrn POWDER. the most perfect dCntrifCe known
II will keep them through life in good condition
white aud sOuno. Will harden the gums. sweeten
he breath, and prevent toothaehe. Sold By ali
druggists. IS and % cents p0r bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
Tho Labor League.

The regular weekly Tcctimg OF the Labor
Leagur was held last evening, John Pope IIod.
nett, president and founder, IN the chair
Letters were read by the secretary from
various portions of the Southern States calling
for constitutions aud bylaws 10 organize
leagues under the leadership Of Mr. Hodnctt
Speeches were made by the president. Rev
Noble Redmond Rev. ius Snow. Frederick
FrIzCr and David Luck"tt, central organizers
OF the Labor League for thc District of Culun.
ba. Hon Isaac i. lIyuier, supervisor of the
Labor League OF Indiana mud James Shields
engineer of the Savannah aud Pensacola Rail
road, called at the headquarters yesterday.
n,E.s' I'1tI,in,, -,b,,,l ,rI Irnvu ,,.a,r
National Republican., 1878-10-15

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
II. l.. Bryan aud Marion hCCleary.
{. H. Wilson and Susan McGruder.
Richard HuebneT and Elizabeth Smith.
ST n. Matthews, Of st. Louis, and Julia v.
Forrest, Of This city.
J. II. Hanson, Of this city, and Alice V. Lam
kin, OF Stafford County, Va.
s +. Bayly jr., Of Fauquier County, Va,
and Elise NJ. Clagett, Of this city.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

The curiositcs of the Dead. Letter Oifce for
space Of ten years have bccn collected and
boiled down into all amusing and instructive
lecture by Mr.. c. Hughes, who will deliver 1t
on Friday night, at the Metropolitan NJ. L.
Church.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
Ther,nomctric Readings,
InfiicattnIiS.

For Tuesday in the Middle Atlantic, south Allan.
dc, and Cuff States falling barometer: warmer
southeast to southwest winds; partly cloudy and
hazy weather, followed by rising barometer tenn
ronrily in the West Gulf States
National Republican., 1878-10-15

WoRsTED MITTs TO wear over Kid gloves in
cold weather are among the novelties Gaily
colored, richly embroidered with chenille aud
adorned with velvet bows, they will prove u
stylish addition to s.. .Oilets.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

ATTENTION. First c'ass French kid Boots
at 1850, aud goat button Boots, 81. at the great
Boston Shoe Auction House, 40l Peunsylyaniu
avenue,
National Republican., 1878-10-15
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Real Estate Transfers.

Is. +, HGcluw Fl AL, uustccs, to Dauid Con.
ner, for $40, lot o square 5ID; VI. NJ Giuy to
N. NJ. Castillo, tpr S5,OuO lots jand q, ,u5.diyl.
sion square Ul2
National Republican., 1878-10-15
WHAT IS 4 NEWSPAPER I?
The Opinion Of the District Supreme
Court.

Newspaper Publishers and Editors are Not
Manufacturers-The Court Refuses to De-
clare tho Capital" Publishing Com
psny bankrupt - The Petitioner
Amends his Petitlon-An APP
peal Taken to the United
States Supreme Court.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

ATTENTION is called to mems hand'stitchcd
calf Gaiters-S3.5O to Sat tho great Boston
Shoe Auction House, i0l Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1878-10-15
CITY fTEMS,

HABIT, ifnOt necessity, makes a Hair Dressing
Indispensable 10 many. The new "NigOr," which
Dr. Ayers laboratory Issues Is one OF the most lie.
lghtiul We have ever used, II restores not only
tie color, but gloss aud luxurauCs, to faded and
ErLN hair.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

ATTENTION Mems calf Boots, at s., at the
great Boston Shoe Auction House, i9l Penn
sylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

FRIED OYSTERS % cents per dozen In box
steamed oyster, Is cents q half peck with bread
and butter At Milcrs Restaurant, Gil Seventh
street opposite PatCntUnice. Ladies' and Gents
Dtuing Rooms open On sunday. CHARLES HER,
Old. pTOprietOr.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
CHEAP TAILORING.

Mr. Falou, Of the Tailor,' Union took ex-
CcitiJu 10 the article IN tho Simd0y Herd'd in
regard Ia the ru.t Of making a coat iu this city.
lie stated that they had couo down Uns dollar
less for making 4 po,cCmnn's coat than It costs
to make other coats IN order to keen tho work
N this city, but the plan would not "ork. He
said the way thee ChGap tailOIs do is TO take u
prrsnus measure aud send it to their clothing
establishment IN New York or Baltimore and
ard have the rcndy-male clothes there meas.
ured, altered, and sent back here Us clothes
made to order. M Mcdonald also made a
statement.
Gu motion Of Mr. Plass, the secretary was
authorized to communicate with all the trades
unions in the city aud get the union price.list,
and find out the merchants who are paying
union prices, so that the workingmCu will
know where so deal.
Mr.. Armstrong offered the following rcsolu-
| tiOn, which was adopted:
That the heartfelt thanks OF the Association he
| Assembly for Il, acton n cAuyiu. out the TesOlu'
tim Of th,s body.
The chair announced Messrs. Clarkson. oi
| the Pres-meu's Union Wayson, Carpenters
| Owen, Painters; Plass, Plumbers; Spier
German WorkinYmen's Association; Boston
Sailnakers', and Dunn, PaperhanscIs', as the
| cooperation committee.
The Assembly then wcGt into executive
| session.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

FANCY Western Creamy and Choice New Yorl
Butter received daily ht SpCcrs Wholesale Butte
store, corner Ninth aud streets Prices rs low a
the lowest.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

MEMS heavy kip Boots, at sl.75, at the great
Boston Shoe Auction House, i9l Pennsylvania
aYenuc.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

WELLS MACHISE.sPREAp sTRRsGrHESING PLAsr.
Frs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpaSs all others.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
AmI,ItInnsin Mnrry.

PoPULAR priccs--$4 aud S5 pants to order.
Notice the display in our windows. El'eman
Bros, corner Ith and + streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

OUR SIS suits to order are unequaled. Else
man Bros, corner 7th aud L streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
The SunrnnIn 'Conri.

The Supreme Couis me: yesterday, all the
Justices being present except Mr. Justice
Field, who Is detained In California by the i'll.
ness OF Mrs Field. Tho court sd. ourned, &C
eording to Its usual custom, 10 rail upon the
President Of the United States The regular
call Of the docket will be commenced to- day.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
National 3rpublitan.
Arrival Of Passenge. Trains.

At BALTINoEE AND ONO rEPur, SEw JERSEY AVE
SUE ASD sTEKET.
Morning Ftrnblp.
ssio. 81 Louis 4 Cln. eA $50, RaItImots accom-,
sti0 Phin. 4 y. y, ex, sm HaitImnrr accom-,
80 Chico Il pitsgeS .'.tsl' y pIIl 4 I,nI ct
sI. IHliinIoT" And way bOb, Piedmont, ~trashurs
hahQn' WING ester. IrrdCs,
~, Fred. &C. tMet. brch.l 1tagprstOwn. roiut of
~, BAltLiUIr, Annapolis RU'ks & WAY STATE "a
eNpre's s,s51, baltimore accom-.
kb, Martiraburz and Ha. a7.0S. baltimore express
gerstnwr &C. Metro s7:NS baltimore & way sta
poli'al branch tirns.
eIc.p, Butiu ore agroni ssGl Chicago & st. oni-.
u:so, Baltimore express spiT, ny. PM. & Boston
express.
sAfrve daily. Others sundays excepted
rE-For tic lime OF departure OF trl!E. sec ndysr-
h-.nisnts elsewh
National Republican., 1878-10-15

Amuscmcnts and Excursions.
HrHEATRE CoMguE.-Naricty performance.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-The Hidden Hand.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

FALL overcoats. Eiseman Bros, corner 7th
aud l.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

New Advertisements.
Lincoln Hul-Ole Bull-Octpber -.
Curust!es Of the DeAi.Letter Once-Lecture-
OCtOlCrl is
Colds perfcc; healcr-H. l. Gregory, 63l Pennsyl.
yaIta avenue.
George n. WEIGH, dentist, gi9 FOur. .nd.s half
street northwest
Empire heating and cooking rance-H. l. G.tg.
ory. C5i Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

renOvating your sOiled gloves with JouvEN's Iso
pERous KID GLOVE CLKASsER. Price Is cents pc
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

$40 BLACK CheyiOt Suits, stylish aud dun.
Bic. EiseDnn Bros, corner 7th aud l. streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

ARE you bilious. troubled with heaoRche, dizzy
ness. sick stomach, Constipation &c? Are you dys-
Ieptic, nervous, dull and languid? hycrsO to all
Oxertion. Ia your life iniserable2 You require a
blood Take Qr:Hk,s lRI.H TIA, ihe great nou.c.
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you. sold by all
druggists, % cents por package, which makes q
quart OF medicine.
Is your hair harsh, drv and stir Does It refuse
10 curl? Dress It with THoMPsOS's OMApE OPTfME.
An OleRginOus compound Of singular merit. Il
will Improve 1t. sold By druggists. &c. Price q.
and 80 UonS per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
III Foundry Revival,

BoYs' Clothing for school aud dress wear
EiscL.au BlOs corner eth and l. streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-15

BALTIMORE homemade calf Boots OF 1850,
at the great Boston Shoe Au-tiOn House, lUl
PenHsy ,vuuia ayvnuc
National Republican., 1878-10-15
HOME AFFAIRS.
CRY NOTES.

For District notes see third page.
For amuscments sec second page.
For miscellaneous SEQ third page.
-For G;onrgetOyn news see third naOn
National Republican., 1878-10-15

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and manage empnt OF GENERA Is q,
i. BEAu REGARD and J JuBAL A, EARLY.
The silver state., 1878-10-16
WOOD CHOPPERS
WANTED.

A N unlimited number Of men will be
N furnished employment chopping wood
apply to r. p. BROUGHAM,
Camp McDermit, September ., 1873. II
The silver state., 1878-10-16

Awarded highest prize ct Centennial Expost
tion for hne chewing qualities and excellence
and lasting character Of swect+ning and favor.
ting. The best tobsoco ever made. AZ our
blne strip trademark is closely initiated on
inferior goods. see that "JacEson's Best" is
on every plug. Sold by all dealers. Send
for sample. free. TO O. A. JAcKsoN o >.
Mfrs.. Petersbusg. Va Z. d. 4. wertheimer
Agents, San Francisco, fsble-TSly
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-07-21
July 2I.
ST. VERONICA GIULIANI.

From her birth in 1860, Veronica was
wonderfully devout to the Passion of our
Lord. In the cradle she refused food thrice
a week, on Wednesday, Friday and Satur-
day; and when only three years old, in
imitation of the martyrs, she thrust her
till the smell Of the burning flesh brought
the inmates of the house to her side. After
she had taken the habit of st. Glare. she
underwent mysterious ceremony of es-
pousals with our Lord, and ever afterw arde
there foated continually before her a mys.
tical overhowing chalice, of which she had
to drink, and which filed her with anguish
as she drank it. Oar Lord crowned her
with crown of thorns, which seemed to
pierce into Ter brain, but of which nought
was visible but the scars Lastly, in His
love He stamped her with the marks of HIS
FIVE blessed wounds. Often in an ecstacy
she went through and suffered the Agony
of the Cross, her body writhing and her
bones cracking with the fearful toTments.
Through all the pain her only love was the
Cross. "Satiate me with the Cross" was
her cry /; and she embraced the very trees
in the garden because they reminded her
of il. An agony of three hours closed her
long but beloved martyrdom, her very
death being like our Lords an act of obe-
dience, for she could not die until her su-
periors had given her leave.
Once, after the Saint had carried more
than thirty pitchers full of water up two
flights of steep stairs, her feet were dread
fully CALLED, and che was quite exhausted
and ready to faint. Whilst che was in this
state our Lord appeared to her, bearing His
cross, and said, "Look ut the cross which /
am bearing, see how heavy it is" At thiR
sight she felt her strength restored, aud her
heart burned with esgerness to suffer yet
more for the love of Jesus.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-07-21
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