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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

The fourth annual lcvcc of the De Molay
(mUunted) Commandery, No. /, X. TT, al Masonic
Temple last night, was very brilliant affair The
custcrn end of the hail was very Handsomely deco
ratCd-an arch stretched partly across the hall with
The words "welcoms" upon it. At each end was a
small flag with the inscription De Molay, X. t.
Al the foot Of the arch was platform stretched
across the entire width Of the hail. profscly deco
rated with flowers and provided with
seats. The COmmAndcry formed outside
Of the hail. and entered in regular marching
order formed a double line of salute, through
which the distinguished visitors passed and were
presented TO y. e. y. u. Larncr after which they
were seated upon the platform. and the Command.
cry proceeded TO entertain the company with cvo-
buttons In TemplaT tactics. They Showed wonder.
ful proficiency and elected hearty RESPONSE from
the audience.
The remainder Of the evening was give, up to
dancing. privilege OF which all took advantage.
number OF delegates from other Communicates
were present.
The several committees deserve a large amount
Of credit for the manner IN which everything per.
taining TO the entertainment was conducted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.

Ifthis Is not tho way to put it, you may call 1t
Art in Butter" or, Buttered Art" or even, Art
Buttered." What is the objective point2 Why that
Ms. Brooks an Arkansas farmers wife, who some
time ago found herself almost unconsciousy max
ing babies faces In the golden butter that she was
working the milk out Of into the great wooden
tray. aud who afterward modelled that beautiful
bust of the dreaming "Iosnthe, the exhibition OF
which ut theCeutennial. made her fame as the but
ter sculptor worldwide. that this same indentical
Mrs Brooks Is now modelling at her studio. at 3l7
Four and half street full size statue OF "Iolan-
the" In butter, which she designs sending to the
French Exposition. When II Is In readiness, the
proposition Is 10 exhibit 1t to the public here pre-
parntory to its shipment, the proceeds OF the eN-
hbtiOn To be devoted 10 the payment Of the ex-
penses Of 1t and the artist, to the French Capital
| Many will 10 doubt wondrr with us why this
artist continues to model In butter instead Of using
clay, putty, other material less expensive
The reason given Is that butter possesses qualites
| for the purpose found In none CT the other mater
| ials mentioned-qualities more yielding and life
like or ieshly, perhaps. which causes 1t to receive
| the desired Impressions more readily and to retain
| them more exactly. Those who have been favored
with view Of the present work Of this native ar.
tist, pronounce It one Of rare excellence and avei
| that Il will reflect much credit on the country II
safely transported to Paris, and placed on. exhibit
| ton In the art gallery Of the Exposition.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28
DISwiDDIE-KILrArRIck.
A brilliant weddins at the Residence Of
judge Vale.


The charming residence Of Judge Vale was aglow
with life and beauty last evening, on the occasion
Of the wedding OF Miss Ella Fitzpatrick, daughter
Of Judge Fitzpatrick, formerly Of Iowa, now Of the
| General Land Offlce. and Lieutenant william H.
Dinwidde, OF Town City, now OF Champaign
ILL.,, professor OF military science In the Illinois In.
dustrial University Lieutenant Hoxie was grooms.
man and Miss Louie Vale was bridesmaid The
| ceremony was perfQrmed at halfpast seven O'Clock
| by Rev. Dr. Chenowith. The BRIDE a lovely blonde
wore toilet OF dove colorcd silk. with tullc the
corsage, white rose buds and cancias aud delicate
blossoms In her hair. The groom and groonsman
Vale wore toilet q pink asliS
with trailing vines Of smax and pink rose buds in
her dark hair; Mis- Vale is charmins brunette
Among the distinguished guests were Judge and
Mrs. Fitzpatrick Governor and Mrs. kirkwood, Hon.
N. c. Deering and wife. Senator saunders aud wife
Hon. Joseph Cannon and wife. Hon. Mr. Burchard
and wife. Winnie Rcam Colonel and Mrs Daniels,
| Miss COrson and Mr.. Clarence Corson, Commits
s,oneT willismson and daughter; Judge Bowman i,,
Lieutenant and Mrs, Wheeler, Major and
Ms. ,Hetrick Miss Thompson, Major and
Mrs. Powell. Colonel Burnside. Hon. Frank Hal
ton burlington Hnrtcycl. Mr.. aud Mrs. Fuller, Mr..
and Mrs. Green, DR.. Pearson, Mrs. Pearson, Mr..
Frank and Walter CleavsT. Mrs, Cole Major and
NJ. and Mrs. ". A. Cook, Major and MR.. wartoh,
Ms Fannie Rheese, Mrs Anderson; Mr: J. 4. Nor.
Reeves, Misses Birkcii, Bessie Beach:
| The entire Iowa delegation. members aud
and Mr. Willie Yale did their utmost to entertain
| their guests.
| The toilets, worn by the ladies were noticeable
for their elegance, Mrs. Judge Vale, In black and
velvet and slk; Mrs Major Powell, in blue velvet
and silk two shades: the Misses Burkctt,
IN blue silk; the Misses williamson, one In blue
silk and the other in fawn color; Mrs. Cannon, IN
black damaSe and silk. richly embroidered IN
| cooiS Mrs. CoiODcl Daniels, In black velvet and
4 satin; Miss Corson, In corn .colorcd and white;
Mrs Governor Kirkwood In black velvet and satin /;
| Hon. Mrs. Burchard. In blue silk with black lace
| oycrdress; Hon. Mrs. Sapp, In drpb damasse {:
Miss Winnie Ream, In white lace over delicate silk.
\ Tho presents were elegant and numerous. The
wedding and reception was perfectly delightful.
Inc your people INDUCED IN dancing Mrs Colonel
| Daniels, Miss Fuller and Mrs. Louie Vale played
| the piano most acceptably.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

The Baltimore papers contain accounts of the
attempted suicide Of Washington lady in that
city Us follows:
About halfpast eight o'clock last night, officer
Nnine, of the Eastern Station, while near the
President.strcct Depot. was accoscd by very gem
teelooking aud well-dressed woman, Of about
thrty.six years of age, who asked to be directed
to the nearest drug store. The officer gave her the
desired directions and the woman started Off but
returned shortly and told the officer that she
had taken iuudanum. She appeared TO be slightly
dcmentcd though she stated that she had left her
husband, Micheal Duffy, grocer, and doing
business in Washington, and was going to New
York tn enter All asylum. Her name,she said, was
Mrs. Mary Duffy living at the northeast corner OF
Third and streets, Washington, d. G. The officer
perccsving her condition. accompanied her to the
Eastern Station. and Dr. McShane was summoned
and administered the usual remedies. A twO-Ounce
vial. labGlled "laudnum,' was found in her pocket
The contents were almost entirely gone, and the
woman was entirely stupcfcd from the poison.
The remedies administered had the desired effect,
and by midnight she was considered II he in fair
way 10 recovery. The officers at the Eastern station
did all In their power to add TO her comfort.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28


THE Pee Dee Wildcats" is the name Of
the colorcd military company in Wades-
borO
A WATERBURY, goat has just given birth to
five kids, after having tripets for two years
running.
n IS estimated that 100000 persons signed
the temperance pledge in Illinois during
the year 1877.
4 MAN at Keokuk has cut out and pasted in
scrap-book accounts Of 100 different
bnlcr explosions.
TiIE new shade hat is called the Harvest.
Slangy girls now tell one another to pull
down your Harvest"
The first donation of Peters pence to the
new Pope is one from Count Segur Of 100000
francs. 1t is suggested that there Ii u very
great magctic power attached to this fund
because with each separate donation of penny
there goes magnetic current from the donor
TO tho Pope, and that this immense number OF
currents forms powerful battery by which
the Pope is developed and strengthened in
his good works.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28
Commissioner Bryan's Views ON tho Govern
inent of the District.

Commissioner Bryan has written a letter to tho
Citizens Committee OF One Hundred, in which he
says that the diversity Of opinion upon the form Of
government for the District Is remarkable and
most confusing TO Congress, shown in the
striking fact that the I'LL elaborated with great
care by the House committee fails to meet accept
ance in any quarter. The letter reviews the bill,
making the point that the engineer Commissioner
appointed by the President would override his
civilian colleagues IN the question OF contracts for
the construction, improvement, alteration. or re-
pairs of streets &c. In reference 10 the suffrage
feature of the bill he says that every who comes
to the District Is apprised IN advance that he must
renounce the right Of suffrage under the explicit
terms OF the Constitution. The proposed council Is
mere apology for tho right Of suffrage. He Is not
opposed TO suffrage generally. but considers the
chief danger of more extended or general sut-
frage here to be the angry political excitemens 1t
would occasion and the warm party feeling that
would inevitably be cngendered In Congress to the
prejudice of the District lie reminds the unem-
ployed who may believe that they eau gain work
hereafter by gaining the right to vote that improve.
mens Gun only be made when Congress votes the
money for them, and 1t surrounds Its appruprin-
lions with safeguards for their honest disburse.
ment. In concluding, he says that the experience
OF cities everywhere proves the desirabeness OF the
simplest form OF government
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

Yesterday morning. about ten O'Clock. horse at
tacbed to buggy. driven by eolorcd man, while
passing the corner OF Ninth and = streets NORTH
west, became frightened at some pieces Of paper
blowing about the street and ran away. fIe kept
on the car track until Seventh street was reached
when he made q sudden turn, which wrenched the
out and severely injured. Oficcr Brett carried him
Into neighboring drug store where he was cared
for Meanwhile the horse continued his career un.
I'll he had succeeded In dcinolishing the buggy by
colliding with convenient lamp posts. he wa,
finally stopped at the OF First street and Ma.
ryland avenue BY q citizen, who returned him to
his owner Mr.. Frank Mcintyre
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

The Western Presbyterian Church, II street near
Twentieth, was completely filed last night with n
very enthusiastic audience 10 attend the gospel
temperance meeting Mr.. W. II. II. Smitlrprc'
sided and good corps Of workers was on hand
A very interesting address was delivered by Hon
Mr.. BTRnsCumbc, II Missouri. Addresses were also
made by Rev. Mr.. KendriCk and Messrs Cunning,
ham and Edward Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson were present and COnIrb'
utcd largely to the enjoyment Of the evening by
their delightful music Many new names were
added ~ the pledge.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

The sale Of silver plated ware aud table cutlery
at the salcsro0m UfThomNs bowling, auclionecr,
COrcOran Building corner of Fifteenth and +
streets northwest, furnishes opportunities fur pur.
chasing goods OF the best and most elegant dcscrip
ton or which II large number Of people are taking
advantage. The large consignment is offered for
sale to Close the estate Of the Taunton SlyeT-plAtr
Company. The sales are held each day ut ten
The goods, which arc warranted first class are sold
without limit or reservation and 50 The inducements
presented 10 dealers, hotel keepers. saloon keepers
who have use for silver or line table cutlery, are
great,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

Goldsmitli's elegant comedy, "She stoopS to Con-
quer," will be rendered by attractive cast. sc.
lected from the talented membership of the shaks-
peare Club, on tomorrow friday evening, at
Fords Opera. House. The proceeds of the enter.
tainment will be devoted to the benefit OF the
"Pcnny Lunch Rooms" and other like charitable
institutions. We take great pleasure In commend
lug the occasion and the participants therein to the
most favorable patronage Of our amusement loving
aud charity dispensing citizens.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

The clerk of the court has issued marriage II
censes to tho following applicants: John Collin
and Anna Ecdding, ". b Charles and Ida Neale, A
p. Tucker aud Minnie Mankin. 5. II. Hicks, o.
Scranton, Pa. and Lizzie r. Kcplcr, Of Erie, Pa.
James II. Henderson and Agnes Thomas C. A
Booth and Florence Lockwood, J. A. Perry and Ag
mes D. Baldwin, :. y. scott and T. d. SOpcr. A.
jackson and Matilda ILch, |. II. Harrison and Mat
tie A. Keller. and W. J. Payne and Jane scott.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

"The shaughraun"-Diou BoucicauIt.

THE shaughraun" continues the attraction at
the National Theatre. The nightly-increasing au-
diemccs aford convincing proofs Of the never
waning popularity ofthe play aud it, distinguished
author. Last nights performance attracted the
beauty, fashion. and distinction Of the capita:
Statesmen, diplomats, and danes of high degree
joined IN the frequent tributes OF applause be.
slowed upon Mr.. BOuclCault aud his worthy cOad.
tutors In their excellent rendition of the charming
drama The shaushnun" will be repeated this
evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

The Congregational Church was packed last
evening within ten minutes after the doors were
opened. Mr.. Murphy made an eloquent and bril-
llaul address and the enthusiasm was great Short
addresses were made by liey. Drs. Gray, DJmcr and
Others. The singing by the large choir was excel.
lcCt aud u very fine feature Of the meeting a
large number signed the pledge.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28
Complimentary Testimonial to Mr.. r. Muir
ply and His Son.

A complimentary testimonial has been rendered
Mr.. +. Murphy the wellknown Temperance re-
foIner and his talented son, to take place at the
Congregational Church tomorrow friday even
ing. Addresses will be delivered by Messrs. Muir
ply. Sturdcvant, and others Tho musical features
| Of the entertainment will consist Of organ music
| by Professor Bischof and singing by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Wilson and q select choir. The Hon. William r.
| Frye Of Maine, will preside on the occasion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

John y. Mcpherson ct al, trustees, to W W. W.
Wood for 81 da5. lot 1. square 2is. Eliza Behrend
to Martha Aun Young, for $1,000 lot e. square 6l3.
Joseph Barton to NJ. W. King for 5000 subot liz,
in Beatty & lfanktns addition to Georgetown.
Douglass Scott ct al to Joseph Barton. for s.. lot on
ScclMh Aircel. GcnrgelOMn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

The ladies of the Metropolitan Church will give
tlelr last entertainment prior 10 the departure Of
l'r. and Mrs. Newman. this evening at the church
Vt halfpast seven o'clock. There are 10 be several
fnc lHhlrHuX. aud music. both vocal and instr,l.
nrn'nl The ladies will emdcRyOT to mike the en-
Dr. uumcul most enjoyable Ia all. II Is Ia be- emf
yrnl'y social affair Refreshments viii BE- on
h,lc 10y the ladies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

The Trial of Francis simpkins, indicted for
committing rape on Alice Wilson IN March last,
was resumed and continued the entire day. About
guilty
The evidence gave coloring to confirm the re.
port that II was Matchmaking job, got up by the
mother Of the Prosecuting witness, aud that when
II iaIlc she sought the prosecution Of the defend
ant cut Of revenge.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28
Plus IX., Bismarck, Napoleon III, and Vie
tor Emmanuel,

Ford's Opera House opens Its doors Oh Sunday
evening next, on the occasion of the delivery, by
DR.. J. Webb Rogers, of his famous lecture entitled
Pope Plus IX.-Tls Struggles with Bismarck, Ma.
gencc as well rs the Asylum for Bruised Hearts,"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

The distinguished lecturer and Ht>rdter, Dr.
John Lord. Of New York, will deliver his famous
lecture Cardinal Richelcu at Lincoln Hall. this
Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock. Reserved
seats can be procured at Whltakers bookstore.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28
Assignments Tor To-Day.

CIRCUIT COuRT-CHrEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
No. 81, Taiburt VS.. Daniels; No. go. Kinney vs..
Daniels e all No. 90 NinSon administrator, ysM cbb
4 Beveridge No. Gll, Howard VS. Bickslcr; No. SIG,
Murphy VS.. Hewitt: No. SIS, freund VS.. Klhourn
ct al: No $40. Crcswcll ct al. W. Bowen; No. 80,
Mattngly, use ofas>ignec. vs.IIoden; No 32', Rus
sell vs.. Williams 20. 325, Kane vs.. Riggs Co.;
No, al6, United states. use OF Tucker & sherman
vs.. IInc; No. 32I. Phillips vs.. smcot ct all No Sls,
Murray ". Weldon: No 100. Adams VS.. Davis; No.
SD. Itnkins d Son vs. Evans; No ST., strong vs..
Williams No. :s}l Dyer vs.. Scrivemcr.
Equity coURT-JusTIcE MACARTHuR.
Nor. q, Best VS.. Best No. IS Brooke v, Wright ;
No. ~ Brown VS.. A. L. o. of r. & = X = d D. OF
Moses No. %. Payne vs.. Connolly No. 81 NGndcn.
huYh vs. MandcI; No. H. Lewis ". Frnsicr No.
81 NHrdcnburgh vs.. Blumcnbcrg: No. -, King vs..
District Of Columbia; No. -, Muclhfisen vs. Berg.
man; No. rs Boyd ". Levi
CRIMINAL COuRT-JUsTfCE wYLTE.
United StGles vs.. General q. o. Howard; balance
OF account and suit on bond
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

To Az already well,eSiablishcd reputation are
constantly added the wunnest praises Of travellers
who have enjoyed the Inequalities Of the Grand
Central IlUel, New York
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28
SPRING STYLE OF HATS.

Just received the
SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
HATS,
Together with Fine Son Felt and sin Derby Hats
Youths and Chiidren's Hats, new designs
Choice stock OF SILK and Gunnaco Umbrellas.
Nepairing In son and SILK Hats at short notice.
u. H. STISEMErZ, Halter,
12J7 Pennsylvania avenue,
feiG-tf NcNt 10 corner Of Thirteenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28
VIZ 4DTERTfSEMESTS.

Io.t-A Russian leather pocket.book.
Roarding--S2I and S2j Vermont avenue.
The Shakespeare Club-In "she stoops to Con.
quer."
Complimentary testimonial to Francis Murphy
and son.
Or. John Lord-Lincoln HAIL to-day. Cardinal
RIcho,lcu.'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence held their street meeting,
at the corner Of Seventh and the Avenue, at the
usual hour last evening, and the attendance was
numerous,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS

~ n. BUTTON, ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER,
W Rooms II and 10, Safe Deposit Companys Build
Ing, northeast cornsr Vheenth street and New York
avenue. ocJply0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28
EQUITY couRr-JusrIcE MACARTHUR.

Stevens J. Thompson ngt Savage; order on plain.
tit to bring money into court. Matched ngt.
Daniels; bill dismissed and appeal taken. Note
tinucd 10 March =. Riggs ". Douglass; on hear
ing. shync vs. Bryan ct al injunction ptadG,ie
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28
THE CITY HALL.

Business In the Courts Yesterday-End Of
tho simpkins Case-Assignmcnts for To-
day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits Special rites on time
deposits. J. II. souIgR Co.
Bankers, 1it6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Leit-of clothing watches pistols &c. bought al
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28
National 8epublitan,
AT BALTIMORE Asp POTOMAC DEPOT, SIXTH AND \
Streets

krBALTiNoRr AND ONO DEPOT. NEW JERSEY AVE.
TuE AND STREET.
No, ming Etrninp
sciB n. Y. Phil & Bos CT. tlfO, Batimcrc accom-.
ss2., baltimore express. $40, BalnmCre accom-
ITO Western express. 500 n \. Phil q Bos e.
ESQ Baltimo orc pccom 5:2n Western Mail.
s:gS FTid nc Met br ch) aI::1, Baltimore HCcJm.
81 BALTIMORE Annapolis. sC:I5. baltimore cNpTes%
and why, f7:yl Western press.
e4s Mari nsburg and lIn-. $50, TaltimJfc express.
gers;Gvn &C, tMrt hT'ch, sFia, Y, Pull q EOs eN'
s1O.;O baltimore accom- .lGl6, baltimore accom-
1ls0. baltimore express.
HArTyG daily. Others Sundays excepted.
eE-loT The time OF departure OF lEins see adNcr'
thCmerts elsewhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

HARD times demand economy: practice II b!
rcnovating your sUllcd gloves with JoUvES's ISO
pERoUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price Is cent? pc
bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28
CITY Residences Of MEMBERS OF
THE FORTY FIFTH CONGRESS-.

[Scnators and Members will confer q favor upon
usby notfyingus Of changes In their residences We
will aim to make list Of residences correct as
possible. and we ask their aid to that end.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

WELLS MAcHINE.sPnEAD STRENGTHENING PIAsr
rms are still the best known. Their curative pow
ors for surpass all Others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

You've People do pay. attention TO your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. Re wise In time.
Clean them daily with THuRsToS's IVORY PEARL.
TooTH POWDER, the most perfect dentrihCe known.
II will keep them through life in good condition.
white and sound, will harden the gums, sweeten
the breath, and prevent toothachc. Sold by all
druggists. IS and so cents per bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

ARE you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy
peptic, nervous dull, and languid? Averse to all
exerton. Is your life mserablei You require u
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew tho
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold byial
druggists, % cents per package, which makes a
uuart of me,licine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

All our Grand Extraordinary drawings are under
the SUPERVISION and management OF GENER Is
q, /. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A, EA RIY.
fpllTuIsW
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

CIRCUIT coURT-cHTEr JUSTICE CARTIER.
Lockwood Ell al. W. Sharp; judgment set aside
and new trial offered. Draper & Co. vs. Davis;
verdict for plaintiff for sl53.23, with interest; mo-
ton for new trial. Wiser vs.. District Of Columbia
verdict for defendant. Simms ys. Rosenberg; Judg'
ment by stipulation. United States use Campbell
vs. Bicksler; verdict for plaintiff for s72S0, with
interest.
PROBATE CoURT-EEGTsTER WEBSTER.
Letters Of administration were issued on estate Of
J. Bozman Kerr: bond 5000 Letters testamen
tary were Issued to Middleton Brickhend in the es.
tate OF Amelia A. BriCkhcni; bond 500. Last will
and testament of Elizabeth Terrell fled. Letters o
administration, with will attached issued to Henry
X. Miles OH the estate Of Elizabeth Richards bond
5000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-28

DR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED.
- specialist In the city, can he consulted every
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. and SATURDAY. sos
sixth street northwest.
srErIAiTY-Fenaie complaints and skin Diseases
novi6iy