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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

At the regular meeting Of the National Union
Clur, Olr<riday evening last, at It's rooms, EEL +
street, Hon. j. =, Fowler presiding Governor Fred
+. Stanton continued aud concluded hi, learned
aud eloquent addre', on Money"
Having at II former meeting given the origin and
traced the history Ol money TO the present time his
effort now was to III Nv the advantages of pappr over
metallic money q, representative Of value: and
National Government had been made All iudis
pensublc agent Of trade and commerce Ia time Of
war Il was ~ reality when the Interests of the Ia
boring masses were taken iutD the account none
the Is Indispensable IN the time Of peace. At the
conclusion Of Governor StRntOns address Governor
FODts offered Il resolution CuIuplimcnting the
speaker, and requesting him At US early day as
convenient 10 publish the views on finance which
he hal so ably aud elUqrcnly expressed, which
resolution was unanimously adopted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18


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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

The ambition Of DR.. Mary Walker, of this District
otherwise known as Doc" and Name" To be-
come policeman, has been the occasion of mucl
md varied comment, and now, It seems has in
,pired the muse Of the New York H1rid as follows
want to be Il pcclcr.
And gGinst the hydramt stand
star upon my bosom,
4 club within my hand
If urchins mock my clothing
need not cry Police"
But take them up for breaches
For breaches OF the peace.
] shall not for protection
Male peelcrs call upon,
A. doth my honorable
Friend, Mn Tom RiJOn,
Should any man, misguided,
Dare sip my ripe ps dew,
But collar him trOw, srs,
And club him +. d. Il.
Like Mrs. Jane Grey Swisshelm,
The ChcmOOnutC,
My lean aud slipshOl pantllOOns
Should any harsh critic
with ridiculc uuscrmly
Or SCuTril vile ANSAil,
A.swiit Ns any hart that pants
I'll bear him of to jail.
For this I'd fair be pcecr,
And with the pcClcrs stand,
number IN my bonnet,
A bIiOH In my hand.
WhCrewiih unsympathctiC
Pedestrians 70 rrub;
Thus mighiicr than SOrOsiS
Shall be the WOmHnS Club.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

The regular meeting Of the 20. q. g." was held
last Friday night nj tho residence Of Miss Belle
Mortimer No. PIG Third street noTihelst. III,
meeting was characterized by the resignation T
about fifteen members including thc president
Applications were then received md the following
elected members: Misses Clarke, Wood. Goodrich,
Pickering. and MeNsrs. Livingstone Wise Thomp
son. Williamson, and many others. The election
Of officer after several ballots. resulted In the Ol
lowing choice: Mr.. Post, president; Bnshby. vice
president; $. Thompson, secretary, and q. Akin
son, treasurer. which gentlemen will be installed
at next meeting
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

About htGfpa,t eleven o'clock Saturday night a
cOAl,oil lamp burt in the bedroom Of house No.
&H z street souhwea, occupied by Mary A.
Thomas. \ chilli cyht years Of age, named Martha
Colbert was badly burned about the M"c, head, and
hands aud n few articles Of clothing were dc
StrOycd. An alarm Of fire was turned IN from the
First Precinct pDliCostatlOn, box IL but the fire
was ektnYuHhcd by the police without requiring
Tho sl.rA mos u Tho nIn lImATimCml.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

Justice NEcArrhur In the Equity Court. has
granted William H. y. Kittspn divorce from his
wife, Helen !, Eittspn. The parties were married
in this city by Rev. JnbcZ Fox. August o. 1870 her
mn'den name being Helen A. Rutdye, and lived
together until November 6, 1875, when she deserted
lila. lie repeatedly asked her to live with him.
but she often refused and the last that he heard
of her She was ICsiding in Now haven. Conn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

T. Turner toJ. II. Taylor for SIS, sublot SO,
square Al; William shepherd, trustee. to Emily
Turner, for s., sub!ot 80, square AL W. W. Curtis
tp John Sherman, for Slpp0 subOt 49, square 36s: T.
VI. Lanahan To Joseph Lackey, for slgdOO, lots l. 2
and square G3i; J. C. 60. Kennedy to q. W. JacOby,
for $40 lot 10, 'quare 23i; II. j. Beall to d. C..
kcinohl, TOR 5000, lots q and -, square $685. NJ
Hayward and T. L. Hutchinson to J. J. Albright
or SLOW lot 10 hlnck L Le Drnt Park.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

Supreme Court Of the DstrCt.-NO n, Srhlorb
VI. Clark No. ii, BHsshor vs. KilbOurn; No. A.
Davis VI. Sheider No. IS, Dudley VS.. Brown ;
No. islS Markley V. COttrll; No. 40, Muir
tHgh vs. district Of Columbia; No. q, Wright vs.
WEIGH; No. 81, Magruhcr Vi. Thornton: No 81,
Davis vs.. CauIsi No. 90. Beckett vs.. Tyler.
Faulty C0urt-JWsLicc MnCArthur.-NO. II, Payne
vs.. Connolly; No, y, MuelhriSrn vs. Bergman No.
-, shiles W. wood; No. -. Rover ". MCIOuvey;
No -, Myers v. Myers No nj, II ltOn vs.. sherman
No y, Capitol N"rth q street, &c, ". llinc: No.
-, Agcr vs.. Russell; No. 90 Agcr vs.. Hall; No. 70
Shepherd ". Brown.
Circuit Cnurt-Chcf Justice Cnrttcr-No. 26n
burger ". sharp; No, rs Earl vs. Rollins; No. ~
Kelly ct al. vs. Rollins No. 3l7, Gricsbnucr vs..
RUPERT No. az Coates ct al vs. SDruu: No $50,
Costello ". MCiiuIrc; 40 aj7, ShhuHhhn vs. sharp;
No AN DuuCnnspn ". james ct al; No. 800 Wynn
vs. Pine 1t Al. 80. f6I, Brandt ". Mccain; No.
10, Crcswu ct al. ". Beverly 1T al. No 3b, HUH
vs.. Eiusin.cr ct nj. No. 500, Gardiner ". Clark
no. $50 cross a. Bru. Vs. Limerick ct al; No. 81,
Carer vs.. LOnEN ct oil,
criminal COurt-Justce Wylic.-Frcierlck Wei
rick, murder OF Bartholomew Iicundi second trial.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18
COM " ERCI.iL.


GEORGrTOwS. March 49, ISIS
Wharf.-The receipts and sales OF wheat for the week
have been light and prizes have remained steady.
with sales Of all offered at i 80 for T TO choice
quality.
COrn-Thcre has been very little doing In corn this
week owing to light receipts and Inability OF the mills
to grind. The sales have been ut bibjc tor eth white
a IT,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

CIRCUIT coURT-cHiEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Aver vs.. Bennett; motion To qnash summons
oycrrued; leave 10 plead. hamilton " Acorn ;
new trial denied CODcrn vs. Robinson motion to
quaSh granted. Allen Ct Al. Us. Ewing; Judgment
for amount admitted. White VS.. Frclmd with.
drawn. Dixon n King ". KibOur; motion to re-.
fer oVcrrulCd D1wd VS.. Acker death OF y Ackcr
suggc ted, and sarah +. Acker ct NJ, executors,
made cO-deieu,aus. Grrin VS.. Damn; demurrer
Withdrawn and leave TO p'cad. solomon ". Mycr:
motion 70 qun'h 0vcrrnled; suit discontinued by
plaintiff. Citizens National Bank ". HeilmHn
motion for judgment denied same vs.. Northern
Liberty Market Company; default against Davis.
Lyon vs.. Gnllahcr, Loan Il Co; judgment on
award. Deal ". Robinson; motion 10 quRsh ccr-
h0rIri granted. Ctcrmehlc vs. CaStlemni; motion
IN garui.hec Ia answer fuller uvcrruCd. Middleton
1t al. VI. suit ct al leave To Withdraw notes. Nc.
Farland vs.. District Of Columbia; Judgment on
award
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

"SruMPAGE" is a subject on which Mr..
Carl Schur2 has large ideas, 1t will be re-
membcrcd that during the last political cam.
paigus that distinguished orator charged 800
per week aud expenses for his personal
stumpage.-B Gazette. This is an I'M
fortunate alusion 10 the expenses of the
Greedy campaign. The Ga-cHe ought to DO
ashamed to revvo such "reminiscences.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18
National Rspnblitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEPOT, sixth AND D
sTREEu

At BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPOT, sEw JERSEY AvE'
NUE. AND STREET.
Morning. Efrninp
Nb N. V PIN q Bos en- sEaN Baltimore ncCom
So. baltimore express. itto, nsltimufc accom-.
TIA, Western ex press. 600 n Y. rhil & Bos ck
Nv baltimore accom-. $50 Western Mail.
va, Fred. ac., Met birch .aa7. baltimore PCcom.
es2, Baltimore Annapolis &C. q, baltimore express
and way. 40, Western express
ktb, Martinsburg and Ha. ssOD, Baltimore express
etrntOMn &C, MET birch. sFth, Y, Phil " bos on
elo::O, baltimore accom-. 1913, baltimore accom-
n.e, Baltimore express.
sArfiy, daily. Others sundays excepted
81 For the time OF departure OF trains see sdrer.
ia elsewhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18
The Equitable Lifo Assurance Society of the
United States,

Is prepared to discount all endowment policies
maturing In the year 1873 at per cent.
For further particulars Apply 10 the undersigned.
General B. II. ROBgRTSDN, Agent,
No, Syg j street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18
OLD PLAY-BILLS.
Items for Curiosity Hunters-A Bill Of the
Year 1900.

Antiquarian and curiosity hunters will probably
find the following copies Of old play bills interest.
ing These bills are in the possession Of gentlemen
In this city who are very careful Of them. and they
arc still In good state Of preservation The rst to
which attention is directed Is one Of the year 1890.
ofthe United States Theatre, which Is now better
known as the Theatre Comique.
The following 4, an exact copy
THE public pre- respectfully Informed that for the
remainder OF he the doors Of the Theatre will
be open Ut half past aud the curtain will rise at half
past o'clock precisely. -
UNITED STATES THEATRE.
Cty OF Washington,
On Monday Evening, Se,It. ist. 100. will be pre-
sented New Comedy In Ave acts never acted here),
called
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

IErs estate Amos Hart Decreased; order for pub.
licGtiOn T. r. estate Robert Bcllcw, deceased;
decree that administrator deliver 10 Thomas Jones,
william and Robert lcllcw the balance of the
money remaining IN his hands. IL ~ estate Ara
bella Webster: letters Of administration issued 10
William II. Webster; bond, 800. Ia ~ estate
James Alden late United States navy; answer Of
pYn,utOr filed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

HARD times demand economy: practice II by
renovatng your sUiled gloves with JouvENs Iso-
DERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price IS cents per
bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

Amusemcnts Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRE-L".ta.
THEATRE CoNIQuE-Jake Budd and . new Va.
sicty Company.
TALiNArGE H,LL.-hlC burnett.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

WELLS MACHIsE-SPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT.
Frs are still the best known. Their curative pow.
cTs far surpass all others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18
NEWADVEuTISEM ENTs.

sLctt-off clothing, watches, pistols. &C., bought
Herz0y.s. Oh ID street Orders attended to
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

Is your hair harsh dry and stiH7 Docs II refuse
to curl2 Dress 1t with THoNIsoNs PoAApE OrTINE.
will improve it. Sold by druggists, &c. Price Is
and ~ cents per bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18
GEORGE1OHN NEWS.


The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company,
having fallen in the wake Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Company, have established q ticket once In
connection with the express ONCE, Bridge street.
and have appointed as their agent Mr.. c. Z. Luck.
EFT, the present agent Of the express company.
GEORGETOWN PARAoRAPHs.
W. II. Bland, New York d. 7. Gibson, Spring.
field ILL.,; William Richardson, Elmira, N. Y; Z.
Shepard. Madison, Wis; 4 X. Finch, Cincinnati,
Ohio 7. Rodman and W. Riestol, Maryland, are al
the West End Hotel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

VI s. Arnold.
The farce to conclude with THE SAILORS Rem.
DEVIOUS, In which viii he introduced the invorte
song ur"Swcgl Poll OF plymouth by Mr.. barley. A
Iorupipe by SIR. Francs.
Admittancc, one Dolsr.
Places In tho boxes TO he taken at the Theatre from
10 tn2 o'clock on the days Of the performance.
Tickets to bc hn1 at the Office in the Theatre, at
Way 4 Gros-s printing officc. and at MclaughIin's
tavern, Georgetown.
Days OF Performance Monday, "Wednesday AMI
Friday.
ON Wednesday next tho "Mountalneers," with the
musical farce Of the "homp.'
In the following bill will he found the names Of
actors who shave become famous throughout the
civilized world Joe jefferson was stage manager :;
Edwin Adams, " Osc Improvisation of EHUch 4 risI
stamped him RS an actor Of extraordinary merit
was In the stock company: Joseph Proctor the
wellknown NIX n he HnDds, served IN like
pacty; Mrs. Helen Muzzy. one Of the best old
women" who ever trDd the stag. was leading lady;
and George kunkCl, who In his day was proprietor
OF some of the largest minstrel trOupcs. was the
lessee OF the theatre. On this occasion Edwin For
rest was also the star:
NATIONAL THEATRE
Kunkle & Cb,..L IS 'es john I. I, rl.... Manager
ALSO OrtLc Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore, and
the Marshall Theatre II Iniond, Va.
Stage NJ INA Jefferson
AGING Maflket l. Ia Monkey
TreIsITe Harry LHhr
Iuur'hay Evening. NJ r n q. ISL
The entertainment wIll cJumpnCe with judge
CunTad's historical = ~, IN nut. OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

ARE you bilious. troubled with headache, dizzy.
ness sick stomach, constipation, &c? Arc you dys-
pcptic, nervous, dull and languidG Avefse to all
exorton. Is your life miserabe7 You require n
change Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists % cents per package, which makes q
quart of medicine,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

II. u. COOKE, JR a co.'s ADVICE.
X. d. Cooke, IT,, & Co., No. lt9 + street northwest
furnish the following prices OF State bonds. Govern
bonds, gold and active stocks telegraped to
them nom the New York stock Exchange:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18
CITY ITEMS.

NovSG PEOPLE do pay attention IN your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. lie wise in time.
Clean them daily with TuuRsTOS's IVORY PEARL.
TOOTH POWDER, tho most perfect dentrifce known.
II will keep them through life In good condition.
white and sound, will harden the gums, sweeten
the breath, and prevent toothhche. Sold BY all
druggists. 70 and 70 cents per bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

r'SiTINE MAN; on, SAILORS on SHORE.
Written by Okppt' and per ormet at the London
Theatre with unbpundpxl applause.
sr Tony Tact warren
tRp'. Belcamp wold
Nuptt HOP >ln'
ulClS
Ton GrOg ...... 4" BERNARD
Gable ....... ..... barley
Lady Tacit ....... ... . Mrs salmon
ElorimeI SnoNdrn
Nancy Mis- SOuInOuS
ntyu nf Is,l nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-08
The Sorrows of Genius.

The night is waning, and the hush of inspira-
ion makes the Sanctum solemn. The news
editor has just written himself a New York
dispatch telling all about the sea serpent. The
political editor is just closing a cruSher full of
blood and thunder, and winding up with ter
rite exposure. The prodfreader is opening a
lew case of pencils for the purpose of ma k
ing all the err ors in six lines of proof Tue
funny man, from the fearful expression of his
SOrrOWful COuntenance, is known to be in the
thrOes OF joke. The joke is born, and this is
It's name:
IA man died in Atchison. Kansas last week
frCm eating diseased buffalo meat. A clear
case of suicide from cold bison"
En!erthe Intelligent compassion. This Atcll-
isCn item, what is this last wOrd?"
10 him, the funny man.-"BiSOn."
Intelligent comPositor ,-i,-s,-o,-n?"
Funny man.-"YeS."
The intelligent cOmpositOr demands to be in
formed what it means, and the painStaking
tunny man, with many tears explains the
joke, and, with great elaboration, shows forth
how it is play on cold pisen."
lob. YES" says the Intelligent cOmpoSitOr,
and retireS. Sets itup ''cold poison"
=, FUNNY man grOans, takes the proof, seeks
the Intelligent cCmpositOr, and explains that
he wishes not only to make play on the word
''pisen, but also on the word "biSOn.''
And what is that?' asks the intelligent
cOmpOSitOr.
means buffalo
"Oh;; yes,'' shouts the intelligent compositor,
'nOU understand"
Mortified funnyman retires, and goes home
in tranquil cOndefince and growing fame.
Paper cOmeS.Ou in the morning, "cOld buff
faIO.n
Tabeau. Red fire and slow curtain.-[Bur-
iingOT. HdlrEeye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-08
ENGLISH SPOKEN,

PARIS. May IA legend that everywher..
meets the eye of the pilgrim is "EngiSh
spoken" II is upon plate-glass windows il
Gilt a!tO-relief; upon dirty paneS, Scrawled
upon foul note-paper, and wafered into plt"e.
One sees very rarely the information that any
other s is spoken 0ecasonalIy the
thing OF the Kind in regard to Italian, Russian
German or Norwegian.
II is fair conclusion that, when fishermen
ncline almost wholly to certain kind of bait
t is because the fish prefer that to any other.
fancy, then, that the French fishermen know
what they are about when they bait their ,oks
and have, consequently, a larger catch.
A hook thus bated dangled before my eyes
one day when ! was in hurry to nib5le. Il
was on the window of an opticians shop. I
wished to make some inquiries of technical
nature, and was little timid about tackling
the matter in French: l entered; there were
ing cap, and buxOm young woman.
"lcu speak English, believer said I,
addressing myself generally to the audience
Vat will youe'' responded the young wo
man, with sunny smile.
Will look at your scale for focusing eye
glasses. II you please"
YES said the young lady, as she moved
behind the showcase.
! waited and so did she. gazed at her
rather admiringly and she gaZed at me in
goods or give me the desired information We
gazed at each other for a few moments, when
hhulne Tile tnlnp, altnOuSn IN ereStlng. &c ting
mOnOtOnOus, said
"Men, madame?"
Vat will your was the response of my els
d,rdS, with her genial smile. / turned to the
old man. His eyes were gistening, and he was
evidently delighted at the linguistic abi:i Of
the young woman, who was probably his
daughter. proud old parent was he at that
moment!
Can you give me an idea of the manner in
which eye glasses are numbered-that is to
say. whether the system is the same in French
as in English? l wish to get a pair of a certain
Yes, was her answer, but she never made
any move. evidently waiting for me to make
known my business. began to doubt the Veri-
ty Of English spoken"
" You speak English beautifully, Miss"
You must have learned it in England"
And that old duffer there speaks English,
too, dOeSn' he?''
YES
Quite as well as you do, perhaps?"
Yes. MaiS, Monsieur, vat will you?'
"MOntreZ moi deS lOrgnonS s. il vOus plat"
"Ah. yes!" Now she Understood She dived
into the case and brought out dozens of eve
glasses. l discovered the focus wished by
trying until the right pair turned up. She
charged me fourteen francs for them and |
discovered a half hour later that the same sold
everywhere else for two francs and half. l
paid eleven francs and a half toward the ex-
pense OF educating young French WON IN TO
learn English sufficiently to say Yes" and
Vat will yOu?'-t Chicago Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-08
Balak Al ShuaYh.

It was even, and Fatallah Sayeghir
crowned when he heard the wiSSokaa sing.
And the light tnkling Of the foo khaloOm
That echoed from the tullOhS In the tayf
Filled him with grief. TIL. tarboosh on his head
Gay with the koSSOmS Of the hill, he dotted,
And TO the drayhy with the gombaz on
He gave the ShadOOf that his father wore.
He leaned little space upon his khoia khul,
He shook at 1brahim Jones, the Tuarick,
And
The remainder of this interesting Oriental
gather up a few more BedOuin* terms. We
have, as has the intelligent reader, frequently
noticed that Oriental legends are valuable
lgible terms with which they glitter like BIZ
of buckle and collar plate in a link sausage
But we will hunt up glossary and finish the
legend of Balak al Shuayb some time, unless
thirds OF our subscribers beggi ng US not to
do SOL burlington HdUkeye.
-kPrnnnnnced Ra Id aan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-08

ODDS AND ENDs.-"Paper, sir?n asked the
newsbOy. mo, l never read" was the blunt
answer. Hi, boys, come here called out the
eamin: "here's a man as is practisin' for the
iuryr'
Now that the monograph makes it possible
for sounds 10 be canned the same as beef milk.
Holsters, fruit, etc, missionary sermons can be
bottled and sent to the South Sea Islands ready
for the table, instead of the missionary him.
self.
An Illinois man, with foresight worthy of
better cause. popped the question on rail-
road train, and now the maiden is at loss to
decide as TO which county she had better com
mence proceedings in for breach of promise.
[Cincinnati Breakfast Table.