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The daily gazette., 1878-07-26
GENERAL NEWS.

Pnvatoh Tor the three swords of
l. Tyn Ty',.il Wigs Is still pending be-
a., i'sSufy Department, at Wash
e., sl' WIN not be acted on until
IS',, ", SECRETARY French returns from
en- r'N'''>' Where he is taking a briet
E,o,i so,gilalnent has bought, at San
|. |tg,lIte '1,le hundredthousand ounce,
Sg a''eE lfom the Bank of Califor.
4 ',i. 1eli,lfed r'!.ied thousand ouLces from
|, iva''ioEnla ','oEn Bank, AID sevelty
| ! iS,,l,g, \ ,,.,', from Lazard Fr, res, al.
| aya Hya NiIIs, near Chester, Pa.
Ifas,yann4 ,y n4l the exclusive right OF
i ID sor oahk note aud bond papel
|rIoos,l os,Il,ss,..llnent, y. but which hay,
10 IN N 'pI ,p some time, are to resnm,
|aDl .5.l. aaaa order for seven hundred
f. 4 :. S4Fr's :, ol bond paper.
[ia,v' a dSsil.aTon, Mercer county. Pa
n, H. uys>,ItLoyed Bowden's carriao, :"
Il @ S@n'sai si-'yOO to 10000; Mackens'
N o. ae.',r' :, o loss $4,000; + Henlon, "IIon
ESj@U,s Us' d \ 900; Heelter's shoe tor, store
Eyt,nH,ili Hii'1ler's ,,.t packing house, los
| FlT,ilin0Ss. TWO o' dwellings, loss So ,OOC
coach en-. from Dead wood
arar1 Y y d at "a. m, on the a., I n
d s4 of r.ii men, the mail sacks w wer y
" y, me-. sas,.sl>te!ed letters % and ote mea !,
mai 51a',er, o19 including at u least o,le an
|sa ,l, cnsa al4 The rreasufe Ii box's .'ss van on
ay P,a, na, but notl ing was ef fonnl mel
y. " riPs'ghger p '' on The stage va, xa
b. T6arr 'cAett, whom thew 3td "" mo
| Of 'rsS r,S.. c9oily performed i'a thl'j nc
alAoar, AIMING, anJ ~ consuming fun
foceed "''' 'len ordered the drive
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CITY PAYMENTS.

The City Council, last evening passed
the August interest list, which amounted
to SO, ,505, and the State AK IN the same
81, $685. making an aggregate of SILL.
81 20. The City Treasurer will take
great pleasure iu giving checks for the
same to the persons entitled to them as
fast as they call upon him.
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Meeting this Evening.

The Jackson Democratic Club will
hold its regular weekly meeting this even
ing, at their headquarters. The members
are earnestly requested to be present as
business of importance in regard to a
question submitted at the last meeting
will be transact, d.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-26

Az DOLLARS, the director of the
alt>' are only worth their value
d. Which, according to the pres.
oI silver is only about ninety
H. our own trade dollaris in
la''le same category. The stand,
''' : a lrsal teuder. All this has
sA1 and again published, but i,
|rI.Iicditio make even those who
>Ivdinthe question understand
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bdicallons for To-day.

|eg Middle .l1mtie States, clear
| lb0,pel b Increasing c'oudiness
| areas. 9p'iqdg wue's, stationary
Eafs fG'lq jT9meter.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-26

4 fSTRRET lEsTERDAY-The stock
was active but with a decl NE in
Plthe leailngstocks. Gold open
closed Al lOOi, selling in the inter.
". Government bonds were firm
alIandrailroads irregular. Money
!elt ta,ily at la2per cent.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-26
Seventh Ward Meeting.

A meeting of the Democrats of the
Seventh Ward will BIZ held this Friday
evening, at 8 o'clock in the Friendship
Engine House for the purpose of organlz-
ing.
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Excursion from Newark.

An excursion train consisting of five
cars left Newark this morning, at o.
clock for Hardwood Park. The eXcur-
sion was given by the United Cornet
Band of that place.
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DIED.

DIED,
MORROW. W.-Suddenly on the oath inst ,
Joseph, youngest son OF James and B. F.
Morrow, in the 1Ith " ar If his age.
Ihe relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the flu
neral, from the residence OF his pa; ents,
No. $40 King street, on Friday afternoon,
at O'Clock, without further notice. In
terment at Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
QUINBY.-On July 2Lh, 1878, Mrs. Annie
Quinby, wife of Or. W. F. Quinby.
Funeral to leave the house at 2la o'clock,
p. m. on Saturday next, 18th inst. The
friends of the family are invited to attend.
sMITH-At Linwood, on July Path, 1873,
Capt. Frank Smith. aged 66 years.
Funeral services at 9 Old Swedes'
cnui ch on Saturday at 8 O'Clock, p. m.
WIER.-On July oath, 1878, at Christiana,
Chester L Wier, aged IL months, only
child of VIM. l.. aud Maggie Wier.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-26
Pure Water +. fure Water!

HOUGHTON'S PATENT Fill
TERERS
VIII extract all filth and impurities from
your hydrant water, with the greatest
rapidly. 1t can be applied to any hy-
drant Its use is absolutely necessary in
every family Call aud see them. II only
needs a trial; 1t will recommend itself.
Sold only by
w. 8. WATT,
jy24-1m 1913 Market st
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!, %e sseoas Second co Car Load

S1 Sd 7ssye over ii" the 8 beaches this
/ "T'e cOn'is isnei to 'jJt,naay Jersayy
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1S BUILDING LOTS
PUBLIC SALE
ON THE PREMISES,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1873.
At 4 O'Clock, p. M

Az O'CLOCK, r. NJ.
Lots better located than these have not
been offered at public sale for several
years they are on high ground with good
views OF the surrounding country and Del.
aware River, in beautiful part of Will
mington. Every one who wishes to make
good Investment or secure fine location
for home should attend this sale. which
will be POSITIVE AND NO UNDER
BIDDING.
These lots are situated on the Northerly
side of oath street, and the Westerly side
OF Market, between 2ith and 26th streets.
TERMS Twenty per cent. cash, and
the balance in notes with approved en-
dorsers, equally divided at 8 and months,
bearing interest from day of sale. Settle.
ment In all cases to be made previous 10
the following Saturday, August 10, other
wise purchase may be declared void at
the option OF the seller. A clear disc cunt
of per cent. allowed on the whole amount
If paid In cash within one week from day
of sale. NJ. NJ. CHILD,
Agent to Effect sale.
l. W. Stidham & Son, Auctioneers.
jy25,Z7, ,2I,3l .aug2S3
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NEW ADV ERTlSEMENTS.

C,EALED PROPOSALS will be receiv-
y ed by the Water Commissioners until
Thursday. August 1, 1873, at O'Clock, P.
NJ. for the erection OF Pump House.
Plans and specifications can be seen by
calling on James Bradford.
JOHN p. ALLMOND,
JAMES BRADFORD,
CESAR A. ROONEY,
Jyc6-Ft Water Com mtssioners,
The daily gazette., 1878-07-26

During the evening the following Or
ders were directed Cd be drawn:
Wilmington Coal Gas Co., S7,10S.S0 /;
Hiram w. Moore, S136.67; vario 6
boEdholders for interest due August
Isl. $l1 1,S7l.20; John Peoples, S87, ,975.-
22 to pay notes falling due G. +. Tho
mas Il Co., So ; l.. F. Adair, $40 E. H.
HOaglana, S2,92.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-09

The late graduates Of the medical department Of
Howard University were invited to nm informal
entertainment ut DR.. Brackets on Thursday even
ing, mud this University was well represented DR.
Bracket. who is oneOf tho faculty and much In
tcrestcd in the prosperity of the University knew
Just what would interest these doctors Of medicine
socially, AMI physics had nothing to 10 with the
programme. AMER an hour Of pleasant chit.chat
music held sway, while Miss Foster and Mis- Car.
ric Patton rendered some charming instrumental
gems Miss Annie Ware. who is always welcumc
gave recitation in perfect Irish bruguc, that
provoked mirth with every line, and at its close
Miss Ware was loudly encOrSi and responded by
giving another equally entertaining recitation.
DR.. W. W. Patton, president OF tic University
was next introduced, and gave very tCrsc review
VI What the University had been and now was; at
hr'l stimulated 10y hope, aided by the government
and encouraged by friends, 1t reached the meridian
marx too soon, for the basis Of permanent means
laI Jailed. Permanent representation through The
ffc'dmnns Bureau failed Will" students were en-
cou-ugrd 10 come. help given them amounting 10
debt had hung over the University. students had to
be refused admission; but there j. now u more
hopcful outnuk. Al hu' si,n Of the debt had
been paid There were now III students. and the
advantages were substantial. This university hai
broad ph.!antlr .l'!r ha'is LAT cs were received,
and its me l!t u GritirlIuunt was free tu them.
Dr Patton spoke ct his recent Interview with
President Hayes who appreciated the necessity tor
such nm instiluti"" and VIII expressed mucn III
The drrtor ,ai,l he to.E prlr in It's medical de
I.lytmrnt G'ti wHs convinced That very few. II any,
institution. hnd 30 L.auy advantages H. this tor
medical students.
Hon. !. H. MrGowun. Of Michigan. followed Dr.
Patton with sume pertinent remarks concerning
the hUu IInrbur Institution and how alter quite Il
contest, lndiVs were admitted H. hCT IHcliCa tie.
partmCmi and were among the most successful of
her graduates.
Anon: the guests were Dr. Patton and daughter,
Professor aud Mr.. Seaman. Professor AMI Mrs
Lamb, DE-. ard Mr.. Parspn, Mr.. II. VI. Lincoln. iCS-
sic Is sHCh. Dr. Palmer dean OF the me Heal dcpRrt
mpnt: Dr. FTrSizC, pr. and Mrs. Puryis Dr. Mac
Ihcrsnn. and Of the graduating CluSs Dr. Caroline
Burghnrtit Dr. Mamie stafford. Dr. TUwnShund,
Dr Christian, Dr.. Fits, DR.. MargncSs, Dr shDbcr,
and Dr. SHgg.
Dr Mamie stafford sails for Germany IN May to
contnnc her studies three years abroad.
Before leaving the guests wprS invited 10 the din
ing-r0pm where table was loaded with creams
ices, delicious home made cake, and tempting deli
CaCICs Of GNerN hrsCrintinn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-09

ITit"i S0tss cdrs-Mary Bozel paid S. for strik
ing Maggie Davenport. Mary Sewel was sent to
Jail for five days for stealing a lady's coat from
George c. Hodges. Maria Finney paid s3 for an
assault on Mary Harvey. Frank sclby, charged
with Stealing pOcket-bOok from Matte Reid, was
dism!'scd, the evidence not being sufficiently
strong against him. Ezekiel Cadc, charged with
selling Undergraduates. was dismissed. Andrew
shorter, who was arrested several days ago for
forging check Oh Riggs X Co, was released on
personal bonds. Charlotte Muckubre. a Culurcd
woman, was arrnigned for keeping bawdy hOule
The evidence being conclusive us to her guilt she
was fined Sll OF siAty day.
DtSrid Nrsr'.-panicl Spraguc forfeited V for
being disOrcrly Annie scott, prUfanC, s. or seven
days. Maggie Ripple charged with being prost-
tute, was released OH personal bonds account Of
her little girl, whom she promised To take good
care Of In future. John scott II suspicious charac
ter, was sent down for thirty days John Mescrule
profanity, IS or seven days. William Apple was
fined so for fat driving. William Clements. for
cruelty beating hOrsc was fined 81 or seven days.
Jnmcs Donovan wGs fined SO for rncing with two
horses on the street. John Kelly, selling liquor
without license, was Dismissed, as The complain.
ing witness was evidently actuated by spite. Ru.
dplph Peterson was urraigned for keeping n bagG-
tclle table without having the required license.
The court impUscd u fine of Sli. Peter Hyde who
was implicated In the Bishop gNrrJting affair.
waived AN examination, and the case was sent to
| the grand jury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-09

EditGr National RcpGblirua:
The following is from an article which pub.
liShcd IN the tdpiH september 30 last; and II agree
able to you, will be glad of Its insertion In THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In reply to your remarks ON
the Sh relative to the spRrrows:
Different writers have made mention OF these birds
Professor Wolfe Of this city, among them and shown
that In character they are the opposite Of what they
are generally supposed TO be. They do not protect
birds which to some extent would Ordinary Ots IVA.
ton should satisfy as to their habits. They are fmnd
on TIE ground except when flying 10 the trees from
fright by ppSSrrS-Iy. to rnnst NJ night They are
hOuIcly color aud their Iy-lSe gatherings around
their food and that such us birds of any reincmenl
Of taste would not par,ake Of They are extremely
huhy a. the rees.tle fences and the buildings. In
Guiding the new one going up for the state War. and
Navy departments. attest,
Freedom from worms OF tue trees since the sparrow
nuisance came has been owing 10 the seasons
thing In he mature OF the insects and not To the birds
Ihis season, RS may he sCen, the trees are infested
with wcb', and on those around the White House and
where te hnrro"s are the most numerous, they are
the plcdticSl.
The ARROWS do not eat worms insects fnund on
trees II Is moi their nature to do They OF
Tner brlig feel on grain In the winter to say nothing
o. Sc king FIR II at all other times, should he hint
sufficient that they do not "gO for insects. And he.
side, ~ examination any time OF their crops, viii
reveal the same fact.
Discovery has been made IN New Haven that some
OF the clms there dying, and II as been suggpse ed
English surrowsdO not mOlest, while they drive away
native birds which used To destroy II.
II la, been toll that they were first sent to Amer
lea, and accompanied by the insect. story us n huge
joke. There are greater improbabiiiteS
And in addition, | have watched them for hour
lying in and out OF trees whose leaves were he.
lug eaten by CatCrpilRrs or worms, and not touch
one OF the destroying insects. J. II. J.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-09
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.
sends New York papers in advance.

-Roosc sends New York papers in advance.
Tho Golden Eagle Baye. Ball Club. of East
Washington, hos organized for the season.
Only one marriage license was issued yCstcr.
day, and that To John Knott and Mary Jane llar.
den.
The annual ball Of the West End Hlbernia So
Fellows Hall
AT four O'Clock this afternoon Mount Pleasant
will be the scene Of Il pcde'lrIun contest between
party Of ladies and gentlemen who wish to CXcm-
plify physical culture
-Mrs. DR.. Lawrence will speak to- morrow sun
day afternoon, ut three o'clock, at the corner Of
Eleventh. street aud Pennsylvania avenue north
west. subject Temperance.
Mir Giles b. StCLbms, author of Bible of the
Ages and other works pertaining TO the ancient
lore Of India will deliver II lecture on BudIha aud
buddhism at the Assembly Rooms, 1901 street, 10.
morrow evening.
"A number or boys found the body of a still.
born infant on lot on q street between Third and
fUur.and,a.h half streets. Yesterday afternoon Ser.
geant Mulhall carried II 10 the station house and
Coroner Patterson gave certificate OF burial.
A book reception was given last evening at
the EStrcet Baptist. Church for the benefit Of the
Sunday school library. This Is a sort uf improve.
uent on pound party. Each guest is expected to
contribute book. The result last evening was $50
books. Among them were several novels
About six clock yesterday morning Mrs Mary
OLeary found on X street between First and
North capitol, a healthy male child. about ten
DAYS old, wrapped in a white blanket. The parents
Of the young person have not yet turned mp. and
DAY. ~ '''' "
-Dctcctvcs Miller and Coomes yesterday ar
rested II man, named John c. Wilson. ON u train
that arrived from Alexandra, on the change of
obtaining money on forged orders from several
merchants in this city. including J. Il. Narrower
snd the McDermOtt brothers. lie will be tried to.
day.
AT a meeting OF the senior class Of the law de
partment of Columbian University, held Tuesday
evening the 9TH instant, The following officers were
elected: l.. NJ. Cuthbert, president; George A..
Sawyer, frst vice president; L. d. Wright second
yice-presdent; 4. r. Harvey, secretary; J. j..
Smith, treasurer; H. J.. Davis chairman OF execu.
tive committee; +. H. Hall, George A. sawyer, o.
4. Jones, NJ. c. Stevens, W. II. Whittescy, and
Leonard Marbury, members of executive commit
tSc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-09

Tie National Union Association met Of It's rooms
lGu street northwest, the Hon. Joseph Fowler
president, III the chair.
The Hon, +. =. Stanton, by request, delivered an
address Oh the currency question, which he treated
in philosophical manner, tracing the origin of
money from the earliest days. Governor Stanton
has evidently Studied the currency question. lie
gave quotations from most of the celebrated writers
upon money.
Amer showing what were the views OF others Coy.
crnOr Stanton gave his own, aud advanced the
theory that, while the precious metals were first
u'ci for money because Of their intrinsic value,
that the advance Of civilization required that this
should be no longer the case, but that money should
possess no intrinsic value, otherwise 1t could not
be n standard or measure" of other values being
subject u fluctuations, whilcpaPcr stamped by the
Government. would be perfect standard or meas
urc subject to no change. Ills theory is that gold
and silver should lie dcmOnetizcd, and only paper
MONEY used,
The association adjourned To meet on Monday
evening when the Hon. H. W. BARLEY will present
the arguments IN favor Of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution, providing for three Presidents
aud Colonel T.. L. lIill will present those In favor
Of the present system. All gentlemen Interested in
this question urc invited to attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-09

The Board Of Health met last evening. Present
Mcssrs Verdi, Bliss, Cox, and Marbury. The health
officer rcpOrc that two houses on sixth street he
tween Market and Frederick streets Georgetown
were unit for occupancy, and recommended that
they Le declared nuisanCcs So decided. and
abatement ordered. The sanitary committee re-
ported ilyOrahy concerning the Jennings filter"
Dr. Verdi stated that his attention had been called
To cIsc of pOiS ming which occurred several
nights aga. A party was given by gentleman to
some friends nj which some cream pufis' were
passed around Soon after eating the entire party
were suddenly taken with violent cramps III tic
stomach and frequent vunltings. lie had secured
one Of the pun, which he exhibited Ia the bIurd
ON motion Of Dr. Bliss 1t was decided To submit
the article . chemist for analysis There being
no further bushes, the beard adjourned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-09

Major Julius Rudolph IIanmcman and his family
were taken suddenly III at their hOTlc, No. I'll
Ninth street, Thursday evening, and medical cx.
animation resulted in the conclusion that they had
been made sick by eating some cream pulls puI.
chased at Frcunds confectionery store. The i'll
hess lasted only short time, aud the symptoms
like those Of poisoning. Al the meeting of the
Board Of Health last evening DR.. Verdi called at.
tauton 10 q recent case coming to his notice where
u party of eleven had been poisoned by cream
puiis, In the case of Major liRnnemans family 1t
j. believed that they were made sick because the
puiis were stale.
Major iannemAn writes to THE REPURIICAS,
saying: TO correct certain erroneous reports re.
Gnrding the serious illness of myself AMI family
yesterday, after eating cream puts purchased ut
Mr.. Freund's confectionery, desire 10 say that |
have charged no criminnlity upon any one, regard
ing II rather an accident than OthCrwkc. That.
although myself aud wife were very sick and my
child came nearly dying, prevented publicity ns
much n possible, TO avoid injury TO the innocent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-09

YorNG rEoPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. Bc wise IN time
Clean them daily with THrRsTON's Ivory PEARL
TooTH POWDER. the most perfect dCnirhce known.
II will keep them through life IN good condition.
white and sound, will harden the gums, swcrtcn
the breath, and prevent tuuthRChe. Sold by all
druggists. - aud 50 cents per bottle
ARE you bilious. troubled with headache, dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation, Sc Are you dys.
pepuC, nervous, dull, end languid? Avcrse to all
eXcrtOn. L. your life miserable? You require II
change Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QCIRk's lnIsH TEA, the great house.
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, Is cents per package, which makes a
quart Of medicine.
WELLS MACHIHE-SrREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr-
E.s are still the best known. Their curative pow
trs far surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy: practice It by
renovating your sUiled gloves with JUUvES's ISO-
DERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 2o cents per
bottle
Is your hair harsh. dry and stid2 Docs It refuse
to curl? Dress II with THoMrsoN's PoMADE OPrIME.
An olesgnous compound OF singular merits. II
will improve H. Sold by druggists, &c Price D.
and 50 cents per bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-09

81. Lrnss-Mrs Parish, Pa G. St0llcmverck Ala; NJ
+ ,llivnn, u, Ply Jacobs Met; ! Ast9r. Ohio: n
sandman, Knn NJ MAIN, Ohio NJ BOub, Mich u
VIII New York: W II llrern, Mass; r Brnwn,
Mass; y II Phillips, Pa q " Ward Va: Tyler,
Mass; Mrs II j Cnpeu, Mass; q W PIr-r Mass; e j
Cary, MrC Gary, Miss shave Nd ,!avGn, Md;
Z Amr, Md; Il n Mp9ro,, ONw'Ig; q W SnOuil, T.
MIDI W a James, Va; II Rogers, New York; A. Il
ThOmpS n. New York. W u BERNARD, Kansusj d
MCtCalf no; j e WhlmOTe New York; Mr. aud Mrs
II r. Chicago: Miss A NJ GuOdell. Chicago \ Is Proven
liz Matthew, NG' r. Mcmahon, Va; Lieut. ] d
Sym.rr, ) NJ e; III Grant, Va Mr. and Mrs ii &
l1n Pa; u Monroe, Nd; W Owens, Md
Mp'riIi.-J Norwich and wife Fhladtln hIn; J A
inplay, city W iindson and family, New York;
IlHpp IidiOlti. Pa q W Shrt hare, I,twark, N ];
Rove city; pluukCtt, city; T. T. IleddergOn and
wife; New York; johnson Louisville; A Bcmary,
SO T. T. RUSSELL Newbury port. Mass; II SOmer'
worth and wife, Bos'on W II Jones and family
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-09

Tue knlghtS 0fSI. Joseph, No |, At lhcr annual
meeting elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Commander, John r. Lynch frt de
putty, +. ]. Mcttuudc; second deputy d. j, Horn.
inlon; third deputy, n j. Kirk drill master, W.
r. Kccly; recorder, james NJ. Dunn financial re-
cOrder, John Is. Barker; amOncr 7. u. DAILY
herald ". 7. Tnchler; warden. Patrick NuUnan
standard bearers Dennis Duccy aud NJ. McDUuOugh;
board Of governors, T.. Y. Parkinson, W. II Maghuu,
John sullivan, d, Sheahan ]. u, liaiterm9m, &. J.
Callahan. J.. J. RiOrdan, W. DWebser and Michael
Seibert ON the same evening the knights We're
presented with II beautiful American dag, of silk.
fthC latest design, made By S. n. Meyer, OH
Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-09

We are glad to announce that we are TO have
from this gentleman Gm elegant evening course of
four elect lectures commencing Wednesday even
ing next at DR.. SundcrlNnds church. Four and.u.
half street.
DR. Lords lectures are unexceptiouable IN char.
actcr In matter, rich in rrc'cntIncnt, tcrc clear
cut and comprehensive lie has the rare faculty Of
drawing both the character aud cporh through The
dust Of centuries. Uud applying Ia the living vital
present at one blow. The thoughts in them arrest
you, the wit and yiyacity charm, and the scnti
mcns uplltt yun. They arc symmetrical, polished,
keen, entertaining, always moral
The subjects 10 be RECONSIDERATION Bona
paric" Edmund Burke" "Muhainned" and
"nHntc'-haye been selected with great care, mud
ulndy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-09

The stock holders OfNthe Northern Liberty Mar
ket who are IN favor Of reform in the Administra-
hon Of it, affairs held meeting last evening for
the purpose Of selecting suitable ticket for direct
names were agreed uI"n: f. +. Anderson, Thee
dUrr Barnes, J. II. CLICK Charles schneider George
L Mueller, Rudolph Etchhorn, c. u, Pearson. aud
Z T. Parker
Nj K. u. RYAN was Nominated. Lut derinee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-09
An Unsupportcd WIFE.

Hattie r. McMurrny, through her counsel. Mr. +.
band, Harry l.. McMurray. Her maiden name was
Hattie X. Evans, and they were married in Sovcm.
Der, 1874, by Rev, Pcytpm Brown. They lived to.
grthcr until August I, iS77, with the exception Of
eight mouths. when, on account OF cruel treatment
and inability to support her, she sought rcfnge
among relatives