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National Republican., 1878-09-12
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CITY NOTES,
-NTisorl'aucou. matter on third raga.

--Misclianeous matter on third naga.
For court proceedings see third page.
b F. Queen, of the St. James newsstand
sends the New York Clipper for the currun;
week.
The hearing In the hlieaS corpus care CT
Edward jenkins, alias Boston Pet" has been
further postponed until Tuesday next
-solepn requiem mass was celebrated al St.
Dominic's Church yesterday morning for the
fepose OF the souls of the priests who fell VIC
tins to the yellow fever iu the South.
The Republican Congressional Convention
u the sixth district Of Maryland will br held
In Rockville to-day. 1t is thought by know
ing ones that Lloyd Losndes will be the noul.-
nee.
Yesterday was the seventeenth annivcr.
sary of the organization of the Metropolitan
Police force in this district. Only seventeen
OF the original l5o appointed now remain on
the furce.
NO abatement 10 the great awake and
powerful revival at Foundry Church. To-day.
At eleven 2. IN. PGntecostal and altar service ::
at haif-nst seven, general revival, conducted
by the young evangelist.
-niiccr Joseph Stone, who was recently de.
tsil"d by Major Morgan to do duty Oh Four.
REd-a-hI!I street, in front of tho district
bull ling, 70 keep the sidewalk clear, is sue.
crcdine admirably in his srduous duties
-Protc,sor IiaLely, the African lecturer, was
thrown from wagon near Gyrdonsville,
Orange County, Va. last Tuesday, while re.
turning from prOtraCtcd meeting in the
moUai4 4tHs OF Nirgiuiu, and was quite scriou,l
injured.
Mr. r W, Browning, through his a,tor
ncy, Mr. Frank T, Browning, has entered suit
ssain't the District Of Columbia for $1,000
damages done his property on Missouri avenue
BY reason o. overflow from the sewers OIL re-
petted occasions.
About eight o'clock yesterday morning a
hor." attached 10 wagon belonging to Mr.. G.
Dck-o1 ran away out of the yard connected
with hN brewery Four.and-a-hRlf street, he.
tween y and II streets southwest, aud fell Oh
the curb inJuring itself seriously. The wagon
WAS badly damaged aud the contents, four
hhoxes OF bottled beer were thrown out and
broken.
The wife Of David \. McNalr, for MANY
years chief Of the BurcRu of Redemption OF
the Treasury, died at Avon Springs, iowa, on
the 2~th nit. Mrs. McNair had many friends
In this city who will symrathize deeply with
the mcuibsB of her family. She was for many
Years one Of tho lady managers of the Sol
diers' aud Sailors Orphan Home md much
o. the gpccess Of this noble institution Is at.
frIbutablo to h"r persistent efforts IN its behalf
National Republican., 1878-09-12

upon the Commissioners and declined posi-
lively to stand In opposition to mo.
Other efforts Of like character were made TO
defeat me, but they all proved unavailing. i
received the appointment and was elected pres.
ident Of the board.
This man still pursued me. and ,Iupon an
adroit but utterly unfounded charge of ineli-
gibility, succeeded in causing the Commission
ers, without granting me hearing, to issue an
order revoking my appointment IL Is easy to
see that had stifled my convictions of duty,
set aside the concurrent Judgment Of all school
officers conversant with the case, disregarded
the claims Of the school, and violated the con-
fdcnce Of parents by retaining this teacher In
school which she had failed to properly con-
troll or instruct, l should without doubt be to.
day trustee in regular standing and as good
citizen Of the District Of Columbia as this
selfconstituted guardian of the sacred rights
Of citizenship. BENJAMIN P. DAVIS.
MouNT PLEASANT, ID. C., Sept. 3, 1878.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
A Thief Eni capped.

When Sergeant ninsm re, stationed at tho
Executive mansion returned to his home, on
Sventh, between 7 aud Q streets, about half.
past four o'clock yesterday afternoon, he dis.
covered white man named Frank Duty In
one Of the rppcr rooms, With bundle, made
W of articles taken from the bureau drawers
and about the room. He attempted to arrest
the man, who jumped out Of the second story
window and MAZE of down the street. The
officer gave chase and -oon succeeded in
capturing his man, ann lnaTchcd him TO the
Second rFee!aat Station. where he Wa, regis.
tered as lIerk JgH,5. II, WIS then locked up
for a hearing in the Police Curt to-day.
Jonos Is well known thief and has bucu
arrested for ,!milar ohenscs a number Of limes
belu.r, bat always managed to c,capc punish
nuHt on the plea Of insanity,
National Republican., 1878-09-12
an CSEM ESTS.
ThCntre Comiauc,

A very hno performance is given every
evening at this theatre. Several artists Of
wide celebrity appcrr this wock. Miss Alice
Gilmore is acknowledged to be the most nc.
compished song aud dance lady who ever ap.
peared here; Professor Whites trained dogs
arc wonders; Thatcher aud Hume, acrohltic
song and dance men, are thoroughly up TO all
that Is required by a critical audience Miss
Nellie Bland is a ballad singer of real merit :;
Keating aud Sands the Parker sisters, aud
others of last weeks company, remain. The
performance concludes each evening with a
thrilling drama entitled The Dog Spy" in
which Leouzo and Ryan, with their trained
dog ",rIg,r," aud the members Of the regular
company, headed By John Robinson and Harry
=. Williams, tak0 part.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
baseball.

The rain yesterday nocessitated a postpone
ment Of the Utica. National game until this
afternoon, at quarter.past four o'clock. The
contest will doubtless afford our citizens a
chance to sec frst.class exhibition of the ma.
tional pastimc, It's both mines are pretty evenly
matched. The visitors have been very sue.
ccssful on their Southern tour, the word de.
feat" being somewhat new to them. There
should be a large turnout in order that the
managers of the Reds" may be encouraged to
city.
GASIEs ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Chicago, lll.-Ciucinuati, 2; Chicago, ..
Troy, y. Y.-llaymakers, s; Worcestcrs, !.
Albany, n. Y.--Syracuso Stars Alba
nys, 8,
National Republican., 1878-09-12
WHY M WIS REluOJED.
SIR. DOyis Explain. Tho True Inwardncss
Of


of a..
TO The Ehtor Of he NatiOmIl Republican
Ny appointment to the Office of school tru4-
tee having been commented upon quite freely
In public priut, think it duo to nyself and
friends that some Of the facts connected there.
with should be made public.
My predecessor, Nr }. 5. Brown placed q
member Of his own family In one Of the public
schools at Mount Pleasant as teacher. Unfur-
tunatUly she did not provo success. Her
school ran down in numbers, became lax in
discipline, and ranked I'D one of the poorest in
scholarship. A change was determined upon
by those having supervision Of the schools. II
/, not pleasant 10 TvuIOve q teacher without
providing some other place for her This was
a Young lady OF amiuhlc personal qualities, fair
a.tamnem's and some degree Of energy, and it
was Thought that she might succeed ii allowed
10 start acTCBh with q school of lower grade
Through the kind offices Of other trustees
such school Wa found, or rather a vacancy
WAS especially created for her beneht. Before
the transfers necessary to effect the vacancy
were made this lnhy was consulted, und cor
daily acguicsCsd in the proposed arrangement,
and has sinCg accGptod tho position offered
without objection, ! left tho city soon after
the closing of the schools feeling assured that
n disagrecablo duty had bGon performed to the
satisfaction of all parties concerned
But it appears that, In consequence Of the
discharge Of this plain duty, MIR, Brown deter.
mined 10 prevent my rG.RppOiutment lie
commenced, soon after left town circulating
petition for another man, and, by falsehood
and misrepresentation, succeeded In gaining
the signatures Of some Of my best friends and
uoighbos. These friends discovered tho de-
cepton In time to prevent Its having any Of.
feet, by withdrawing their nalncs from the
petition before II was presented, and the gem
tlemau who had been put forward as a candi.
date, being also friend of mine, no soon as he
was informed of tho trick, promptly called
National Republican., 1878-09-12
National Thea,re-"rho lee witch"

'Tho Ice Witch" is produced at the National
this week with all the splondor that large
company, magnificent costumes, and new
scenery can lend. 1t was happy thought of
the management to produce this beautiful play
during the present. warm weather, as the full
houses prove that ice within doors is prcfera-
able to Tie warm weather without. Tie beau.
tful dancing Of the Minzclla sisters alone is
aIiuosl enough to satisfy one, to say nothing
Of the fEc ,conSry aud acting. This is the
las, night but two of the play.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
The Raidcd Gambler, Take a Rest.

The case of John W. Usher, charged with
keeping gambling house at 1885 E street
northwest, was called In the Police Court yes.
terday morning, but counsel for the Govern
mcnt asked and obtained post?ouoment until
to-day. Usher was required to give bonds in
the sum of 500 for hi appearance and each of
his eleven guests had to find 500 as witnessed
Mr. George Douglass (DGaury) has been re.
taincd as counsel for the defense.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
German Evangelical Presbyterian Zion's
ConEroKniI on,

There was fled iu the Recorders office yes.
t~rday certificate of Incorporation tearing the
name Of the German Evangelical Presbyterian
Hion's Congregation. Tho object is to promote
religious wonhip in accordance with tcnents and
creed of the Presbyterian CNlvanistic Church,
The corporation may purchase or devise any
real property Within the District and bold the
same for its use, It Is to be represented by a
president, secretary, and trustees to be elected
annually by the congregation. The following
are the corporators; Fr. DictE, II. VicshOIn,
John p. Talburg, John Wagner, Henry Lee.
bode Evan Dohle. and 4. Is. smith.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
The Revival at Foundry C,u,ch

There is no abatement in tho powerful re.
Viya al the Foundry NJ L. Church. Last
night the church was packed and there were n
number Of powerful conversions. Revival
meetings are held DAY ami might aud intcu.c
excitement prevails. Two praying bands have
been formed to U,sst the young rcy,vali.t in
this great revival. over one hundred PERSONS
bave been seekiuY rel gion and the revival in
creascs. The young rcyivalist conducts the
service
National Republican., 1878-09-12
0EoRa ETOWN NEWS.
RIVER FRONT.

RIVER FRONT.
Arrived-Schooners NJ. v.Crook, Falkinburg
Richmond, with stone to Government; samp.
s)n, Providence to load coal; Oliver Ames
Davidge, Providence, to load coal.
Clearcd-Schoones Henry Davis, King,
Hudson, with $50 tons Of coal William Lev.
ering, Smith, Groton, with $40 tons of coal e.
@. Hart, Kelly, New Bedford, with 400 tons Of
coal, and $. J. Ford, Steelman, Somerset, with
3s3 tons of coal.
CANAL AFFAIR.".
There were no arrivals or departures re.
ported yesterday.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
By canal-Boat Hattie and Bessie, with 200
barrels Of -four and 800 bushels Of corn to
Hartley 4 Bro.
ANOTHER BREAK AT TIE OUTLET LOCK.
Yesterday morning one Of the lift chains Of
outlet lock broke. This was repaired in about
half an hour, and two boats were locked
through, when IL was concluded the cables
would have to be cut, MS they were too long
This will take some two or three days, II not
longer. In the meantime this will be quite
an annoyance to shippers on the river.
pRADT's PIGS GONE.
Some days ago an article appeared in THT
REPUBLICAN, announcing that Mr.. A. ii
Bradt, grocer, near the Aqueduct Bridge, came
near losing three prize hogs by drowning
which were rescued by colored man, named
II. II. skinner and Major Nolnnd, of the Ma
ryland Coal Company. Mr.. Bradt, not satis'
fed with his former experience, indiscreetly
let the porkcrs out Of their pen again yester.
day morning, when they again made for the
river front mud took to the water. Notwith,
standing all efforts on the part Of their owner
Mr.. Augustus Sherman, Major holland, and Mr.
Richard Trunuell to save them, tho porkers
were drowned. The hogs weighed on m aver.
age i15 pounds, were only threo months old
aud IL was the intention of Mr.. Bradt TO shiT
them to the Rock vile Fair yesterday after.
noon.
PARAGRAPHS.
Mr.. Daniel johnson, of No. II High street
left yesterday on the i:i0 train for the East.
+. z. Miller, Catonville, Nd; NJ. X. Shepard
New Britain, Conn; John f. Earle, Hartford
Conn, and William Stanley, Baltimore, Md,
arc among the sojouners ut the West End
Hotel.
Yesterday afternoon about six o'clock, ON.
Ger N0!kman carried to the station white
nan named Joseph Butler, native of Tiosa
County, Pa, whom he found sick ut the store
OF q. w. Darby, corner of Bridge and Freder-
lex streets. At tho station house he was pre-
sscribed for By DIR. Kelly. He will be sent to
headquarters this morning.
Tho West Fad Base. Ball Club, of George.
town, were to have Played game yesterday
afternoon, at the corner OF Ninth aud $ streets
northwest, with tho Athletic but in conso.
qu"noe OF the rain the gnuno was postponed to
some future day.
Rock CrcGk.was very much swollen yester-
day by the heavy rain, and boats were pre-.
vented from passing into tho creek thereby.
1t Is supposed that the creek Is again so filled
with sand that boats will DO unable to navigate
III that stream until II is again dredgcd.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
Sailors Amer yyatermeIons.

William Backmorc and John Walker, white
seamen, and John Miller, Samuel Waters, and
John Waters, colored, were arrested by Officer
Fiicld yesterday afternoon, about 6ve o'clock
while stealing watcrmelons from the patches of
Abram Fuller and Washington Campbell, IN
the county. They were taken to the Second
Precinct Station and locked up 10 await hear.
ing in the Police Court to-day:
National Republican., 1878-09-12
THE MetropolIfan HnteI.

The metropolitan Hotel will be reopencl to.
Gay, under the management Of Mr. !. F. Cake
one OF the most popular and efficient hotel
fnsnagerS in the cou4uy. The hotel has hCcu
thoroughly rcftted and rcfurli7hcd and under
tke panagCm,Gt Of Nj. Cake It's old.timu pop.
6laTity will undoubtedly hs revived.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
Ford. opera-Huuss-Emcrson's mins.rels.

Emcl5Ou's celebrRL.d California milstrels
begin an engagement at fords Opera. House
this evening continuing during the remain.
dor Of the week. This troupe, which is headed
by Billy Emerson, the far.famcd minstrel,
numbers twenty artists, including the Zig
Foul" Their entertainments are Of a char.
arler which have attracted the best class OF
people IN every city they have visited, 1t is
a rcfnct minstrel performance, given BY some
Of the most clever artists that ever devoted
theu.u!yG., 10 tho mu.u Of burnt cork"
National Republican., 1878-09-12
An Jnfaithful Husband.

Mr.. W. Pierce Bell, as solicitor for the com.
plainant yesterday filed the petition of Martha
p. Webster for divorce from her husband, Isaac
Webster. The parties were married in the
year lsGS, In this city, by Rev. William J.
Walker, Of Shiloh Church, and the charges
made against the husband are adultery and
desertion
National Republican., 1878-09-12
EIcur.lon for tho rcnuy Lunch.

Vhe last excursion of the .cuson for the ben.
eft Of Roberts Penny Lunch, vii! he given on
the Jane Moseley, Saturday, September 2l,
The destination will be Baltimore, but tho
steamer will stop at Point Lockout for bnth.
ing and Grabbing. Tho boat will return Mon.
day morning.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
Amusements and Excursions.

CosiQUE-Naricty performance.
NATIONAL THEArRr.-The Ice witch.
fORDs observation-disclosures California MIN.
urcls.
For salt water. Steamer Mystic leaves Potomac
ferTy wharf at nine o. M, returning at eleven p. M.
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon al ten a. M, returning at
four p. u.
Forty miles for ten cents. The City Of Ale1au.
dra leaves Seventh street wharf at hRfpast eleven
NJ, returning at three p. m.
finy miles for fifteen cents. Potomac Ferry Com.
pahy's excursions. Boat leaves seventh street
wharf at seven D. In., returning al eleven p. IN.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
nnanlo EIII at IN. NstinnnI.

This renowned scout and intrepid horseman
having returned from Lis home on the Pacific
slope with additions to his already great com.
plny In the shape Of Indian chiefs, ponies, aud
two boy Interpreters, Eddie aud Charlie will
CGmMuuGC an engagement on Monday, the
lnrh, at The National Theatre, which no doubt
will PROVE brilliant one. as his wci-known
popularity Is q euro guarantee Of line houses.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
Annie Louise tury.

Miss Aunic Louise Cary, the great oontrol,o,
will sing in concert al Lincoln Hall, Monday
evening, September 20 assisted by Miss Hen.
Ticttu Evubr aud MCS,Ts. John O. Pugh l., Z.
Cannon, aud Dr, J. =. CaulGe!d, with A. A.Gloetz-
ntr ~ RCcUmpanist
National Republican., 1878-09-12

YoCSJ PEOPLE do psy attention TO your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. Be wise In time
Clean them daily with THUHSToSs Ivory PKARL
TOOrH POWDER. the most perfect oGntrihCe known
It Will keen them through life IN good condition
white and SOUND. Will harden the gums. sweCIen
he breath, Nad prevent toothaChc. Sold BY all
drIgElsts. " and W cents pol botlo.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
CITY ITEMS,

NEITHER falling teeth nor the peeping wrinkles
OF time 30 iurcby tell Of advancing years as your
gray hair Ayers Nigor restores It's color and
makes your appearance more agreeable to Others
Hs well MS yourself with fresh, luXurant hair
the infrmities Of ago are fur less noticeable.
National Republican., 1878-09-12

GRAND AND LAST EXCURSION Of THE
W season for the bereht Of Rpbccts' Penny LunCh
saturday, september ~ ls.S, to Baltimore and re-
turn, stopping at Point Lookout for bahIng and crab
blug arriving In Baltimore OF o'clock, Steamer
Jane M0s'l ~ VIII leave sixth stree! wharf at p m
T / IrITg TO Wellington at q a. IN Mond niUnlng
Tickets II nted scsuIe them taiiyj slthel lmd trip
sleeping O. crmnOfstons furniShed free. MeIls fur
nislIed by the proprietor Of the Miles House at fifty
cents each Stat Tooms and tickets 'or sale at the
Miles House. III street, and Penny Lunch Rooms.
ril5 T. street. srpl--F
National Republican., 1878-09-12

FvR upward Of thirty years Mrs, WinElQw's sooth.
ing syrup has been used for children. 1t cOTecW
acldy Oftho stomach, relieves wind collie regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery aud diarhoea, whether
sTtng from teethng or other cRuloi, An old and
welltried remedy. k5 cents botuA
National Republican., 1878-09-12

WELIF MACHIsu-SPREAD SIKEE0TnLEiNG PLAsT
Frs are still the best known. Their curative DOW
els lar Aurpaks nll others
National Republican., 1878-09-12
ABOUT TOWN.
Various Matters Recorded by Our
Reporters.

Sailors In q Watermelon Patch-As,ting to be
Separated from an Unfaithfui Husband
The Raided Gamblers In the Po-
lice Court-sIinor Notes from
the District Buildings-
Oihor Local Events.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
Real Estate Transfers.

B. II. Warner to Daniel Clark, for f335, sub.
lot +, square $50 g. II. Read to John Patch,
for 5000, lots and 2, square 1901.
National Republican., 1878-09-12

FINE New York butter received daily at Spicers
butter store, corner Of Ninth and L streets north
west Low prices, fine quality, and fair dealings
Rro spocialties,
National Republican., 1878-09-12
New AtlyerIlscincnta

Lost-seycntccu dollars.
Ice WitCh-Natl0nal Theatre.
Metropolitan Hotel open September l2
Lincoln lIall-Grand concert, Saptsmber ..
Plsstcrers Misunderstanding Friday evening
Excursion Tor the benefit Of Penny Lunch, Sep
temLrr u.
Grand Moonlight Excursion for the benefit of the
yellow fever sufferers, september II.
National Republican., 1878-09-12

HARD times demand economy rrscuco Il by
rCnOva,iuG your sUlipd gloves with JOUYES's Iso-
pTlOrs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Prlco u cents per
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
Excursions and PiCniCS.
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
for the benefit ofthe
IeIlOW Ferer Sufferers.

The officers Of the steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON
will give a moonlight excursion TO Marshall Hall
September Il, Isl.
The steamer John W. Thompson will leave her
wharf foot Of SIKH street at SD m AMI Alexandria
at n. M returning leave Marshall Hal ll:7O, RrTy
ing in Washington l2:SO. StreetcaIs will bo at the
wharf to convey cScirsunists homo. Professor
Mares brass and string band will be Ia attendance
~ B.-All profits from tue table, bar and Zee cream
stand will be app opriated Tor the same purpose.
We trust thai all who are in sympathy with suffer
ing humanity will extend helping hand hy procur-
Ing their "a itets at the following named places
Metzerotts music store, :. Kstzensteiu's ciUihlng
store National Metropolitan Bank, Wrishts drug
store, SJith Washington; American House, W. II.
Fergdsun's drug store. Capitol Hin Edward Hamers-
ley. cDnfcCtlUntr Seventh street southwest Tic cs,
81 CenU.
Comnittee-John r Wood, captain; f. F. Howe'.
purser; william ID. Novel; first officer; William A.
Moore. engineer: u. W. Carpenter, second offiCer
George A. Shekels, steward. sCplEG
National Republican., 1878-09-12
Permits 10 Marry.

Marriage licenses have been Issued as fol
lows,
George Geobel and Carolina Mass.
q D. Pumvhrey and Mollie Ii. Plummer.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
ThorInometrlc Headings.
ImtlICAiinma

For the Middle Atlantic State, cloudy. ra.ry
wca'hrr Increasing northcaNerly winds station.
bonar> or lower temperature and laromctcr.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent, interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. J, H. s9CIHR & CO.
bankers lIl6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
ARE you bilious. troubled With hei

ARE you bilious. troubled With heaaache. dizzy.
nesr sick stomach, constipation, &c2 Are you dys-
pCptiu nervous, dull, and lAnGuid! Ayersc to all
ekertiOn. j. your 10 miserable? You require n
change. tleUnse the systcm, purify and renew the
hold remedy. II will snOn relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, % cgntl pVr package. which makes a
quart OF medicine.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
CdyY7lggS.
EsIAnLlsHED 1853.
JOHN SMcDERyIeTT & RRSS..

CARRIAUE MAEUFACTURERS.
(steam Used! ali Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street webt, WI'l!uEtOn, D. g. Carriages and hRr-
nesa received On storage and sold on commIssl9n
Carriages repaired. tebl-t
National Republican., 1878-09-12

At BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVE.
NUE AND { STREET.
- Morning. H,snfn1
s0lt n. Y Phi q Bos e. si:sN Baltimore gccom
~, baltimore express. 40 baltimore accom-.
I1g W Nestsrn express 5:OO. n y, Phil 4 Los sr.
gJHsnimorr accom-. SAD Western Mail.
20 frctl &C.. (Met brCh,) shy7, Baltimore nCcCm.
sx, Baltimore Annapolis ~ Is, baltimore express
ah1 way. II.2O, Western express.
~, Mnrtlbshutg and Ha- $500, Baltimore press
GsrtoNn &C, met br'ch. spiS, n Y, Phil a Bos ex'
.igN, Baltimore accom-. 1915, Baltimore ACCOM-
usG baltimore errres-
ARRIVE daily. Others Sundays excepted.
- For the time OF der arturo OF trains see ndvor
oseInents elSowhere
National Republican., 1878-09-12

Is SYour hair harsh, dry and RtIf? Docs Il refuse
TO Curll DrCsS It with THOATSoSs oMADE UPTIsE.
Az OleHEihouH compound OF singular mSrlt II
will improve il. Sold by druggists, &c. Price 25.
and ~ cents Tor bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-12
ACh2eCtS and EhgmeeTS.
4. n. DUT"TON,

ARCHTrEtT AND ENGiNEER
has cuovcd to 90 T. btroot iWeTrCr buildng) be
tween Ninth md Tenth struclA bridges, Roots, and
general Iron Work designed, estnRled and con
trncIud for al iue lowest ratios, iy2-tf
National Republican., 1878-09-12
Vational 9epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains,

: BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEPOT, SIXTH AND i
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-25
FOR MEMBER or CONGRESS.
HON. OWEN KING,
OF IOWA COUNTY.
Democratic Ticket.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
For Sheriff
JAMES RYAN, or tidgeway.
For Treasurer
CHAS. GILLMANN, Of Mini 1T.
For Register Of Deeds
w. II. THOMAS, Of Dodgeyillc.
For County Clerk
THOS. KENNEDY, Of Highland.
For Clerk of the Court
j. w. 1TEATHCOCK, Of Lind en-
For District Attorney
M. j. BRIGGS, Of Dodgeyillc.
For Surveyor
JOHN COMMINS, Mineral Point.
For Coroner
JAMES i. BROWN, Of Linden.
For Member Of Assembly-Northern
District
VIM. T.. ROWE, OF Arena.
For Member Of Assembly--Southern
District
j. M. SMITH, Of Mineral Point.