National Republican., 1878-06-18
GEoRGErOWS NEWS.
PORT.


ter, New York, with an assorted cargo Of NOR
chandise to District merchants. Steamer Def
anco, Ford, Philadelphia, with freight 10 Dis
trict merchants.
Cloared-Steamship John Gibson, Chiches-
ter New York, with return freight to Now
York merchants, including 1000 barrels Of
-four Steamer Defiance Ford, with return
freight for Philadelphia.
RIVER FRONT.
Arrivcd-Schooners Breeze, Cranmer, New
Yerk Clara, Lippincott Now York, to load
coal Adams, Kcnnobcc River, with ice to the
Great Falls Ice Company; General Hum.
phreys, Hooper, Salisbury, with $4,000 feet of
lumber to Whcatlcy Brothers; Rudd, Savan-
nah, with G5,OO0 feet of lumber to same Car
rie Halls Sister, Pearce, Philadelphia, with
25S tons of coal to Daniel Linkins; Alice
IIorla, Taylor Kcnnebec River with leo to
Great Falls lee Company; |. $. Il l.. G. Adams
Sampson. Kcnncbtc River, with ice to same
William Morgan, Buckalew, Philadelphia, with
coal TO Dickson * King; Il. $. Miller, Jarvis,
Philadelphia. with coal to solomon Stovcr;
Oliver II. Booth, Bennett. New York, with
guano to f. l.. Moore Henry Adclbert, Neady,
KcnnGbsc River with ice to kennebcc Ice
Company; A!mnda, Sr,ith, Windsor, with
plaster to +. l.. Moore; Charles Dennis, Crane,
Providence; Surprise, Seaman, New York; L.
| Il. Kirk, Newton, Providence; Carrie Holmes,
| Lyman, jersey City; l.. VI. Baxter, Green,
| Eastern purt-nll to load coal.
ClCarcd-S.hooners Breeze, Cranmcr. Hobo
ken. with 3Dl tons Of coal; Clara, Lippincott,
| New York, with 360 tons Of coal; Charles
| Dennis, Crane, Providence, with 3sl tons of
coal Surprise, Seaman, Dover, n. H., with 3l2
| tons of coal A. 4. Shaw, Van Welt, PrOyi-
dcncC, with 9Oi tons Of coal Paul and Thomp-
son, Bridgcp IT. with 800 tons Of coal; Flor
| cncc Dean, Phillips. Providence, with S25 tons
of coal Carrie Holmes, Lyman, Jersey City,
with l03 tons Of coal.
| CANAL MATTERS.
The following boats have reported to and
cleared from the collectors office of the Chosa.
pcakc aud Ohio Canal since our last report:
Arriycd-Boats +. +. Davis Swain; Elbc,
| Mirtcns; Lizzie RaGan. Smith Sallic and
Jennie Crash; Mollic, Hammond .; Bomadetta,
| Pierce Il. 4. Farmer, Ardingcr; Williams
| port, Mitchell Three Brothers, COugblin: :
| Hancock, Grimm DIR. r. J. Duckett, Price /;
| Flcckcnstine, Bowers ID. II. Long, Long; @.
W. Barnett, Little; Star No. l, Baker; Four
Sisters, Dugan Harry Borden, Griffith; New
Era, Griffith 4. VI. Grove, Grove; Henry
Bolcy, Smith W. II. Ritter. Harrison, with
Cumberland coal consigned to tho several coal
companies.
CIearr,l-Lizzio Ragan, Smith; ODonncll
| Piper; MOllio, Hammond; Willie and Mamie
Warner; Golden Rule, Hancs; V. L. Spugg
nifs. IL NrlllptOai 'harIcs tIlitoh, weaver !
| I. II. West, Read; Sallie and Jennie, Grosh ;
Nelly, Rowe; Elbe Mertcur; Row. Boat, Far
rail-; NJ. ID. Corse, Wesley; Il. II. Miller Boyer;
!. p Moore, Muse New Era, Griffith; DIR. X. J.
Duckctt, Prico; Henry Bailey Smith; J. H.
Masters Griffith A. Lowell, Griffith Star No
|, Baker; d. VI. Reed, Eichlcberger; Bern
lc;ta, Pierce r. A. Farmer, Ardinger; Will
Transport, Stckcl; +. A. Mertcns, Manning (;
GilmOr and Meredith. Compton, Harry Bor.
den, Griffith; c. II. Dalton, Miller Five
Brothers. Littlc Three Brothers, Coughlin
W. Irving, Wilgans; Hancock, Grinneri !;
d.. J. =. Brodorick. DDnnelly; ID. L. Tilgl.-
nj II, lIasSrtt; john Lcctch, Walker, y. Will
Jams, Zimmerman; +. Rley's sons, Kccch
Four Sisters, DugaT; n. u. Price, Grinnin-
ger; II. Dclaiirld, lIctzcr; William Staples,
kimmrll; D. l.. Long. Long; DIR. +. VI. Da.
vis, Robinson; Johnnie and frankie, Gattrcl ;
Thomas Patton, Eaton; g. sherman, Snyder
JOHN x. Cruzcn, Stride Emma, Paxton Irene
Knott, Ingram; William jackson, LoudOn
Robert Sh;yer, Nu',s;"A Henry 4, p, Cor
sou, Swain, and J. Wilson, McCann.
GRiIS ARRIVALS.
BY cannl-Boat G. NJ. Boyer with 600 bush
els of corn and 2,iOJ bushels of wheG. J. q. 4
J. VI. Waters.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE STOLEN.
About ten o'clock last night while the CLOS
ing exercises of the public schools were In pro
grrss ut the Curtis School build some persoi
or persons made away with a horse and carriag,
! belonging to Mr.. Robert Smith, residing nca
; Drovc's' Rest, in the county. Young Mr.
Smith had just gone into the building after hi
little sisters, aud when he returned found HI
team had been st0l0n. The horse, carriage
and harness are valued at SiO0
Closing EXERCISES "A TIE CURTIS BUILDING
Notwithstanding tho iuclemency of tn
: weather Curtis School building was crowded
last night to overlooking to witness tho closing
, exercises Of school No. /, third grade, Mis-
Kate Little, teacher; No. /, fourth grade, Mis-
Kate Bundon, teacher; school No. 2, fOurtl
grade Miss Emma Cooley, teacher; school No
g s. fourth grade, Miss Laura Blundom, teacher
and school No. !, same grade, taught bY Mis-
Josephine Good. The children presented
very neat appearance. The front centre seat
of the auditorium were occupied by the pupil
. tho boys sitting at tho light of the stag
and the girls at the left.
The following programme was carried on
under the direction of Mr.. Bernard 4. Janncy
principal Of the Georgetown schools:
, Grand march; opening chO7u., Praise Of Sin,
l Ing" recitation, Are the Children at Home ?
= Blanche SChutt; splD The Puzzled Dutchnlan,
Chrr,c' NpriiilEcr; recitation, "Thc Lord aud III
, Farmer" Martha strauss; Instrumental duet I
A | StMCMrOnb AMI Blanche LIghtiON; recitation
Z The Msltrn Brllc, 7. Stmrhcomb; song, Kilt
ruiy - Iay. 'JH2k aud the BrluStnlk; :" di.tribl
TO tipm Of diplumE.; song, "Auid Lang symc" the Ii
9 tie SChu,,S
. All the children acquitted themselves in
!. cruhitahe manner, rs WAS cvinccd by the fire.
: quent outhur,.s Of appreciation by the audi
cnCc. Al the conclusion the children marchc
out Of the hail in single file to their sever;
schDol.roUms. and their marchingwas martha
c like and clicitch hearty applause. Mis-, Nclli
= Bates presided Ut tho piano in the most accep
q. able manner.
, GCORGETOwT PARAGRAPHS.
. Mrs. d. Wagner, mother Of Mr.. II. G. Wa
nor, is lying dangerously i'll at the residence {
= l.cr son NJ 1872 Bridge street, Of complies
0 tipn of diseases.
! The work of constructing tho new magazin
and Ordnance Department at Fort Whipple
= progressing rapidly.
i Albert J. ToImun, of Boston, Mass, is at IL
n West Ell Hotel.
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