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Real Estate Transfers,

CHILDrCS's Oyercoats and listers from g 10 SIS,
at h6tzCnslcIus $40 seventh street.
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DISiRICT FINANCES.

A sTEN.wISViSG WG'rh. black dial fOT u, at R
Harris 6 Co., iJJ seventh street.
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ALLIIL.n

EloEMAN bros, rorULAR CLoTHIEks, 7rH
AND j..
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LIahllity of thr Ga, COMPANY.

rNa;,!NA Dlrmou j., IN solid rD.i settings uuC
end -. vnLcIy Ml 4. IIa-L-- 4 CO...
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OyE S;i IcJlymade slits ."TgS' any $50 suit
made tU order ~ The city. kATZLN,lEIN.
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Thn Trni MI Rrlrntmnnd.

BEArT:gyL b.acG diagonal OYerCoGk for 10, at
RUlzcL.lc!H >, GlJ seyuilH street.
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A Carpet-Thisf Captured.

us ovERCOATsTU ORDER. EIsEMAN BROS.
COR 7TH AMI T.
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Services To-NiorrOw.

CMlIDRrN'. and boy, suits from o. 10 SIS, at Ka
zeus;gims, $40 seventh street
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Amusemcnts.
THEATRE CoMIQUE.-NGflety performance
NATIoSAL THEATRE.-RDbrrt Heller

New Advertisements.
Setter dog lost.
Young man wanted
II. II. StinemCtz-Furs.
II. W, Reeds SUus-New goods received.
Hotlce-MutuR Protective Fire Insurance Com
pany.
Nat nal Theatre November 10, Kiraify.-Trip to
the Moon.
Coldens LIebg's Liquid Extract Of Beef and
Toulc IuvlgoratOr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-16

E6LM-COl NJ \ BrysOn, Nd; Com Rhind L : y;
, Zones n IT ,nIiinS; Ga hemingion, New
York; Willard Us a; W l. bTong and Wife, lhilu-
Franklin, Philadelphia; " scott aud wife, Pa; ii ]
Johns0n, Md; \ Bennett, Us y; j l. Cheney. III j
v burgess and wife New York; q W p Vermont
Md; Albert KHntZ, Ohio; Gen Il u Johnson Md; \ i
Johnston, Md;'J + Johnston Ala + q WiilIers, New
York; T. CHRISTIAN aud wiieNew YORK; II $ Tulman
l. r G Terrell : a: J Taylor and wife, New York;
Thomas, VI II llArv"y Pa u q Willard Nav
cimmalE Miss MoutOn Cincinnati W u Roberts and
VIE, Pa.
uWarG. II n Mll; city; NJ NJ Thompson Pa; W
u McDan!es, Mas: / Lclbr New York; T. Ilillg5r
York Robe IL aud wife, and Miss Fla .ngan. rhri-
adepdEm A q GOOd,ll, New YORK. J Il Branch. II /;
Mrs Miller and n,rnily, New York u Newfrldcr Is
a. = Sasswan. Sn Francisco; J NJ swnnk, pmlr,lel-
phiW & T. BlgeiDw, New York! + : Furesthul, PhiH-
pn W ko!si"Hp and wife. MS 4 Beldam and WIFE,
York. NJ Hard, New York; = NJ Myers, New York;
T. Hale, Cincinnati J. Cheney, Ills, Barron.
Mass
ST. 6mcs-J a ChTlstman, New York. e j. Clark,
city; Kingsley, city; snow, PhllHdelphA L
Bach New orleans " Butler. Pa q HIS, i A
W l9Eer, Pa Mrs Randolph New York. Mrs WI.
lard. New York; 4 Carts, Md;S Anthony, NswYork
4 Golwln, ChiCnso; : hanlord M I'rren, Iowa
Pa = Jones' Pa W small, U $ A. II W Murphy,
lklyopo,itan-C Nettleton, New York; W A Hogc-
%Sn S y VII S"'S' M sEelIon Ns%r M
White, Sew YORK 9 N Morton, New, YORK; i Il
wife Pa e a VanehiveT, Va
I,nperiaL-James St,bbins, New York: Albert
Pierce, Ky; Frank Barrett W va jas yarney and
vile Philhdephin; Col Sack Rice Ky; + W Barnes
james Ssw YORK; D " NeSSuii, Brookiyai v II
shaw, N J.
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The Ella Tydings Outrage.

+. II. Ray alias L. H. Curtis in lcte for pcrpe.
tratiug an outrage on Miss Ella Tylings OF HRlt
more, Md, at the National Hotel in March last IN
this city was yesterday arruigned to plead to u sec
omd indictment under the name Of Ray lie was
hrst indicted under the name Of Curtis. The cOun-
sci for the defendant entered Plea in abatement
that Curtis WAS not his correct lame, and he was
known by the name of and called Ray, and not
known by that Of Curtis.
The prosecution dGmurred, as the plea did not
state that Ray was his true name-only that he was
known and called by II.
The counsel asked that questions involved In the
irst indictment he disposed of before any action
was taken IN the second
The court overruled the demurrer, and n nOic
pros entered in the case Of the first indictment.
Tine Government asked that the defendant be ar
Taipcd on the other
Colonel Cook raised the point that It was not ad
mlssable 10 find 4 second indictment embracing the
same matter Us was contained in the inst before
disposition was made Of the first.
The defense filed II plea in abatement which de.
INJURED U and the demurrer sustained.
Colonel Cook dCmurrCl that, II having been pre-
yiOusly established in the plca in abatement that
the name Of the accused WIS f. II. Ray, he could
not be- indicted under the aliases set down in the
second Indictment
The demurrer was Overruled.
The defense was then arragned, and said so far
| as his name, Edward Ray, was concerned, he plead
not guilty; aud as TO the aliases, he knew nothing
about them.
The strict-Attorney said he desired TO set the
case for trial about as soon rs possible. II was one
of the dozen Jail eases remaining for trial.
Colonel Cook replied that one of the deienses
was that the defendant was far away from this
geographical section Of the country when the
crime wa alleged 10 have taken place In this city
lie had been arrested in New Orleans; his witnesses
were scattered broadcast over the country and he
was without means, and they needed time TO prop
erly frame their defense.
II was decided that the attorneys should come
into court on Tuesday and agree upon day, ii
possible,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-16

The Unity Club held its regular meeting last
night at the residence of cX-Mayor Bowen, III X
street The attendance of members and their
friends was very large. The meeting opened with
a song, When the Flowing Tide Comes In fol.
lowed by Miss Annie C0ggcshHlrs beautiful Tcndi-
ton Of "Shumus O'Br!eu." An essay was read on
"TrHvelS Around America" DR.. Frank White re.
cited "Casabianca in the amusing style of school
boy, Among the other exercises was an address
10y nr duncan; reading, Mr.. Tweedale; recitation.
Miss COggeshall socrates SnOOks; !" and recitation
by Grace Greenwood. Among those prcsCnt were
Mr.. senator lldmln. AdUlph Cluss. DR.. Faust aud
ady, Mrs. Professor Hall, Or. STEPHENS and lady,
Colonel BransCDm Professor FC?tll. Mayor IInI.
ard Hon. llOratip King Dr. Brpdhead, Charles -.
StVbbins, Mr.. Spoiprd aud lady, Mn. LippincOtt
cGrHre tireCnwOod' Miss Taylor. Mr. johnson,
Mrs Smith, Mr. French ex Governor FenlOm Of
New York aud General Birucy
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The Braun RuiotyITs Of the famous master.
pieces Of art embrace views of the original statues
and paintings in the galleries aud among the col
lcctiOns Of art In the cities of Europe They arc
the only collection Of the Kind In the world and
held In high estimation by artists and cOHnOis.
sUrs everywhere. The set embraces sUt0CUp.p.. The
kcnSingtOn Museum, OF London, owns twenty com
petc set, which distributed among the various
art cul!egesOT Great Britain Cooper Institute, New
York, has 2t1 copies, Nlssar so, Yale 1880. and
Others u less number. They Hrc In use In almost
every institute where art Is taught, and are among
the bot of helps u correct taste aud clear under
standing Of the true principles Of art. NUtkiEg
short Of study OF the original works Of the maSter
much advantage To. the student "a n familiarity
with these copies. which are ~ perfect Us photo.
grnphy under artistic manipulation Gun make them.
Mr.. Stornay. the agent u thee, has them now on
exhibition and sale Ut Markritcrs, h street near
seventh where all COHHOSstHrs are invited To call
and INSPECT them,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-16
VEGETINE,

The following letter nom Rev. q. W. Mansfield
formerly pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Hyde Park, and at present settled In lowell must
convince every who reads his letter OF the won
deriul curative qualities OF NFiEIINE US u thor
HYDE Park MAS, Feb Is, 1875.
Mr. II. r. STEVENS;
DEAR SIR; About ten years ago my health failed
through the depicting effects Of dyspepsia: nearly
year later was attacked by typhoid lever In It's worst
large deep-sealed nbcess, which YVES hleen months
In gathering ] had two surgical operations by the
best skill In the state. but received no permanent
cure. ! suffered great pain at times and was con.
stantly weakened by pr1hIss discharge. also lost
small pieces of bone At different times,
Matters thus about seven years TIL May 1874
when u friend recommended me TO 20 To your Office
and talk with you Of the Virtue of NEGETlNE
by what sAw and heard gained some confidence
In NEiErINE.
commenced taking Il soon AFTER. but felt worse
from Its effects; I'll pcIsevercd and soon 70 II
was benehtlng me In other respects Yet did not
the results de ired I'LL had taken Il faithfully
Tor little more than year, when the difficulty In the
back was cured, and for nine months have enjoyed
the best Of health.
! have In that time gained twenty five pounds OF
flesh being heavier than before In my life, and
was never more able to perform labor than now. Dur
ing the past few weeks had sCTofulOus swelling ~
large ns my fist gather on another part of my body
with the surface In n month think should have
been cured Of my main trouble sooner II had taken
larger doses, after having become accustomed TO its
effects
Let your patrons troubled with scrofnla or kidney
disease understand that II takes time to chronic
Diseases, and ifthey will patiently take VEGErINE,
II Hlll, In my Judgment, cure them.
with great obligations ] am, yours truly,
q. W. MANSFIELD,
Pastor OF the Methodist Il. Cnurch
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Dit C. cdss.-Hnnry Smith. va" was sent to
study farming for month. James King and
Philip ROllei hal suldca falling Of the chin
when II was announced that It costs - to use
naughty words in Washington. Not being able t.
find the required amount IN their u!stcrs the song
over the hills TO the work -hUWC" iOT II week was
Chantvd. JhrHCs DUrClly, chDTppd with keeping
his bar open u'tcr hours, was dismissed. the cvi-
lcncC not Icing sufficient TO convict. Caleb Gih
son, John lirDwn and Hiram Alien were brought
in on attachment for contempt ur court. AnCF a
lecture from the court they were released ON per
sOnEl bOndsan the sum Of 80 each.
I'HH'd Sr'c' tIsrs-RobCrt Wheeler wCs Gucds1O
or thirty days IN jail for ossnulumg his wifi Ma
iiIdT, with a iIEt.!ron. John = W;mSntt. William
who were char. el with the larceny OF safc con.
tanning valuable securities were discharged us no
intent 70 convert tliC same 10 Their own use wns
proved, Adam Grinder, assault on X. A. Bennett
was discharged for want Of prosecution Mr..
NOltc and Daniel stewart charged with the lar
Ccny ola stove from Willie Groves were dismissed
10y order of tie count Glah stewart who was con.
ceTEcd IN this Gaze, was also ordered to he dis
missed. William H. smith was sent 10 jail for six
months for Sealing twentyniuc pounds Of b. ~
from .Scbicc.Gcnfgr Campbell paid 81. FOL an
assault on Mary nurse. jeremiah Desmond charged
William Daily with appropriHiing twelve cans Of
inilcd To appear, and Mr.. Daily was discharged
samuel Huntrcss was afraigncd for an assault on
William :. O'McGIa. The evidence showing both
parties ~ be equally guilty. HuntrCSS was Tcelsed
and his collateral ordered to be returned TO him.
Annie scott stole half Il bushcl Of coal from the
baltiholc ana iotonac Railroad company, for
which she was fined 81 or twentyfOur hours In ja!l
Henry Johnson, alias Jones, stole ham fom
Thomas NeRle, and was asked To visit Castle
Croker for month. Dtoid Nettcr, threats against
Alexander Williams, was released on personal
bonds. 4 a0lic prGs was entered IN the ease of
George Wilkinson, charged with aSSaulting Minnie
Ford. Samuel JUhnsGu was arrHigncd for stealing
shoulder Of bacon from John Foley. Owing 10
lack of proof, however, the court was compelled To
dismiss the defendant. johnson was then hauled
up again for stealing pair of shoes, but the case
was continued until to-day to prove a Sccuul Of
tense. Joseph TOrrcus, who was arrested for sell
ing lottery tickets, was granted II continuance until
today. John E. Davidson charged with the LARGE.
ny of directory from George Daily, was release
on pcrSOnnl hands
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-16

The handsome salcs.room In the Corcorsn build.
ing, at tho corner Of Fifteenth and streets, has
ben a particular point Of attraction during the
past two days, oil account ofan extensive collcc.
ton OF Japanese art treasures on exhibition. The
store was crowded all day yesterday with gentle.
men and ladies inspecting the wares. The colcc.
ton consists Of carved works, embroidered silks,
cloisnnne cnamcls, bronzes inad with gold and sil.
vcr, cabinets specimens Of old and modern gold
hcqucrs, rare porcclaine and pottcry.ware. and
Perb specimenso OF old lizem Satsuma, Kiots, Kaga
ldnmo, Kisin, Owara. Mishimn, Bankn, and other
valuable goods peculiar to the japanese. The
goods nre all of the rarcst workmanship, and were
selected expressly for this occasion by japanese
expert. The collection has been pronounced by OK
perts to be the most valuable and best selected one
ever brought to this country offered for sale. The
opportunity offered to obtain genuine specimens 81
the work OF japanese Artists and artisans has never
been equaled.
Mr. Thomas Bowling. suctionccr, will begin the
sale of these goods at two O'Clock Monday amer.
noon, and continue the sale Tuesday and Wedncs-
day, OF two and seven p m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-16
FIGHTING EUM.


Metropolitan Church was filed TO It's utmost last
evening TO listen to the great apostle OF total abst
hence, Francis Murphy. Upon the platform was
seated Rev. Drs. Newman, Gray and Rankin; Cap
sturdeyant, A. s. Richmond, Colonel Davidson,
Mr.. Cunningham, Judge sonell, and many Others.
Prayer was offered by Rev. DIR. Gray, ater which
DR.. Newman read very encouraging article, show.
ing the progress Of total abstinence In England.
Mr.. Murphy, being introduced said that the future
was full of interest In churches In Legi slatures
In this great capital the minds OF men are turned
fore. Yea our land thousands ofchurchcs
are open to the public, and Christian minister's
ore united TO make common cause against the use
OF Intoxicating liquors, seeking TO save mon
through the power Of the Gospel. lie
made most earnest appeal 10 all present To
sign the pledge and don the blue ribbon. Rev. DIR.
Gray next addressed the meeting. In the Cunrc Of
his remarks he made mention Of the iuct that the
man into whose hands his fathers property fell re
her mourning dress and that ff,,m this unknd act
perhaps, Ills mother kirdlel In his heart hatred
for rum, and that nj the carly age Of nine years he
signed the pledge. and thanked God he had kept IT,
Addresses were delivered by Captain Sturdcvant.
Colonel Davidson, and Mr.. Cunningham after
which by request, COluncl Davidson rcCited the
poem, entitled Il have dIaak my gas, boys
An overflow meeting filled Wesley Chapel. and
eloquent addresses were male by Charlie Nyc.
Captain Stnricvnnt. MIR. Ellsworth, and Others.
The nOOnday meeting will lie held To. day In DR..
Wilson's church. Ninth street. between Z aud +
northwest. Pra'ermCetings VIII be held this even.
ing OF Or. Domers church, corner Eleventh and
II streets northwest aud Dr. SObles church, corner
sixth and Z streets southwest
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THE DEED POPE.
High Mass at ~. Matthew Church Yester.
dny Morning.

High Mass at ~. Matthew Church Yester-
day Morning.
The celebration OF the mass for the dead Pope at
st. Matthews Church, corner Of Fifteenth and II
streets, yesterday morning. was an imposing cerc-
mony, and was participated in by as great con.
gregation as the limits Of the chufch would allow
In front Of the chnnccl was an elegant silver
mounted caslot, completely covered with rare and
fragrant cxotics, whose delicious and mcllowcd
perfume made the still religious atmosphere almost
opprcssiycly sweet. AZ its head was n beautiful
Nitro, surmountcd by q white dove with wings
outsprcad. This was presented by Mr. Mantilla,
wife of the Spanish Minister. Al the foot was
large crown given by Mrs. Montgomery, aud below
u stOod large white cross with the words "Pius
IN" inserted with purple inmortelles. surmount
Hover Keys, crossed. The last two tributes were
the gifts Of the BRAZILIAN Minister and lady. Upon
the black velvet dapcry which so1cncd the
stcrner outlines of the Catafalco the words. IN
white immortellCs: Guard the Church ] have
loved so well and sacredly." ON either side were
three burning taper in the tall candeabra sacred
TO the church. 10 the right was suspended a large
Oil.painting of the Pope, ornamentcd with Gala
lilies and smax. The interesting and impressive
services were conducted by Fathers DeWoIf OF ST.
Matthews Church; Walters, of st. patricks, and
Welsh, of Philadelphia. The music was superb
Mozart's requiem being rendered by the following
choir: Sopranos, Miss Eva Mills Mrs. King, Miss
French, and Mrs Kimball; altos, Miss Mira Lucas
Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Callan. and Miss Darvey
tcnors, Mcssrs Burnett. Kohr, King, and Fair
thompson, and Bradley; orgnnist, Professor
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LOTTERIES.
STATE LOTTERY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE. THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION. ISIS,
Al-NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. MARCH T.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-16

The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad depot was
visited yesterday by throng of hIght'scers, who
inspected the private car OF the president of the
Pullman Palace Car Company. 1t Is the finest car
In the country-in fact, palace on wheels. II was
built NJ the Detroit carshOIs, In August last at a
vt OF SMpD The inside Of The cur Is lifted up In
magnificent style, the different styles of wood be-
Ing highly polished painted and inNid. The
finest Turkey carpet covers the tUOr aud the cur
mins are nude. Of Egyptian cloth. Everything
possible tt convenience In travelling Is provided
and Mr., Harry Badger the conduct Jr, tGkes great
pride IN showing visitors all the points. The car
leaves FOX New York this morning at hRlfpast nine
OplOpk.
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DRoPosAIs FOR ARMY WAGONS, AMBU.
l. LANClSs, AND HARNEsS.


QCARTEnMAsrER.tiEsEn oFrICE.
WASHINGTON, January II, lsI5
once o. each, The Depo! 9nSrtcrmssler at Washing:
ton D. C.. Philadelphia, Penn Jenersonvile. Ind:
and Fort ieayenwofth, Kansas, until twelve o'clock
M, " Washington, l2iT D. m. at Philadelphia
Leavenwortb, February II, 1873, at which times and
places they will be opened In the presence of bidders
Tor furnishing one;hundred 400 sS.mule Army wag'
Ons, fny C0) Wagons for two and four horses or
patern one hundred and my $50 sets OF six-mue
Army.Wagon Harness complete and seycnty.tive (76)
sets fOur'mule Ambulance Harness. complete; deiv
cries 10 be made at either the Phadepht, Jefferson
yille Fort Ieavenwort depots as may be required
Bids will be made accordingly
deliveries ARE To commence within thirty days nom
date of contract, and be completed within sixty days
from date thereof The Wagons AmbuanCes, and
Harness to be In exact accordance with the prescribed
speci cations therefor, Of hrhtclass material and
work mRnshp, and be subjected 10 rigid inspection
qured standard TO be rejected and removed ut con-
tractors expense within Ten days as notice Of such
otthe supplies
The Government reserves the right to reject any and
all proposals.
A preference will be given to articles OF domestic
production and TO articles of domestic production and
manufacture produced on the Paclti coast to the eN
coast, conditions Of price and quality being equal
Blank proposals and printed specifications, well as
any nlrther information, VIII be furnished, on Rpplica
ton by either OF the Depot Quartermasters herein
mentioned. 4,
Proposals should be addressed TO either the Depot
QuArtermaster at Washington, Philadelphia, Jefcr
sOnyilie or Fort LeavenwOrih and be Endorsed Pro-
Two or f6ur horses or mules :" "Hmhuamces y "Sx
mule Army Wagon HARVEST; or "Four-mule Amb-
lance Harness" as the case may be $500
STEWART VAN NLlEr,
Acting ouartermaster-Genera, Bvt.MJ Gen u =. A.
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Arrival Of the Ma...ehu,ott, Club.

Yesterday afternoon the one o'clock train brought
to this city the celebrated Massachusetts Club,
who left Boston Un Thursday evening last They
were carried to the Riggs House. where rooms had
been engaged for them, and after refreshing them,
selves proceeded at once TO the Capitol. In the
evening they visited the National Theatre 10 wit
nCss Mrs Dates In la PeriChOle" The visit OF
these gentlemen has no political significance what.
Of Boston AMI vicinity, and the trip was only taken
for pleasure. They propose doing the city
thoroughly this morning. This afternoon they
will attend Mrs. Hayes reception, and in the even,
ing will dine with Governor Catiin. The party
consists Of the following: Hon. William Clann
president; Mr. :. b. NUycs secretary, and Messr
J. b. Alley, J. NJ. Williams, u. W. GOoch, e. Field
J. =. Baldwin, &. W. Slack, T., l.. Pierce A. h. Tn
derwOOd, II, WonhmgtOn, q. :. Merrill, a. e. May
heM, ]. q. McbsteT. and L. j shprmnn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-16

During the delivery Of Senator Windows speech
on the silver bill yesterday afternoon one of the
SPECTATORS IN the gentlemen gallery became some
what enthusiastic and applaudcd yociferously.
lie was demonstrated with by one Of the door.
keepers and on refusing to desiSt an attempt was
made 10 eject the disturber. He strrnuUusly re-
sisted and quite scene en- ucd which was ended
by the Appearance of buTly deputy Scrgeant.ul.
Arms who picked up the bClligcrent and carried
him into one Of the lower rooms. He was yelv in.
dgnaut at what he styled the insult that had been
offered to him." and threatened to inform his
friends, President Hayes and Private Secretary
Rogers, Of the outrage, lie soon became quiet and
was permitted 10 go free but he will be careful
when he Rppauds again,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-16

The Arcadsn Club met last Wednesday evening
at the residence of Miss williamson on street
Among those who contributed to the enjoyment Of
The evening were Mr., Randolph, Of Virginia,
who, with the assistance Of Mr.. Landvodt rem
dered a selection from Julius Caesar In most en-.
teraning manner lie also rcCtcd IIRmlcts solil-
Oquy. Professor PulmOni rcCited several beau
nful selections, and provoked lively mcrriment by
the facetiOus rendering Of a parody on "CRssi-
blanca" Miss Brown recited the dying soldiers
H. q manner that indicated rare order of genius
The music, particularly the vocal, was hne and
fully appreciated. It Is understood that the clul,
viii, on the 9th prOxmo play the comedy entitled
"a Pretty piece Of Business
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-16

supreme Court OF the united states.
FRIDAY, Feb Is, 1878.
No go. Gabrielle sObOranes de CambnstOn, ex.
ecutrix &c, plaintiff in error vs.. Miles Gay. Sub
miued by Mr.. $. o. lIoughton aud Mr.. John Rcy-
nolds for the defendant in error. No counsel APP
pcaring for the plaintifin error.
No. 81. Lewis Jones' VS.. John e. Morris, plain.
tin In error, vs.. The Grover and Baker Sewing Ma.
chine Company. Argued by Mr.. J. II. AuShton for
the plaintiff III error. The court declined to hear
the argument for the defendant In error.
No. ~. The Union Paper bag Machine Company
appellants, ". Merrick and RW, Murphy n rgucd by
MEGclTgo Harding forthe appellant and by Mr. :.
:. Boyd Tor the nppcllccs.
Nr 233. The Union Papcrbag Machine Com
rlmy appellant, W. McrriCk and Il. W. Murphy
ON motion by Mr.. George Harding for appellant,
dismissed with costs.
No. 23i. The steamboat Blanch.raSc, &C., appel.
liant, ". Francis MarkCc.
No. 235. The steamboat Blanch Page, &C., ap-
pellai.t VS.. Lewis W. Phillips. Argued by Mr.,
Dennis McMahnn. of counsel for appellants and by
Mr.. II. J. sCuddcr for the appcllees.
Adjourned until Monday at twelve o'clock.