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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13
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Training school for Nurses,

meeting Of the board OF trustees Of the
Washington Training School for Nur,es was held
last MS ut tho residence Of Mr. A. :. SolUmDlIs,
l2O5 X street, present Drs Thomas AntsrI chair
man; ]. Taber Johnson, secretary q. :. Palmer,
Mr.. A, s. SOlOmOns, Mrs General lIitZ. and Mr..
Garfield. The report of the committee appointed
10 dram rules and regulations was read, aud after
considerable discussion was adopted. The by.
laws arc very exhaustive and contain nineteen
clauses.
Mr. sOomons offered n resolution. which was
adopted, To appoint IA committee OF five persons,
consisting of three medical men, Of whom the
chairman shall be one, and two ladies, the com
Its duty being ~ draw up and submit plan Of the
course OF instruction for general operation.
Mrs. Cante Id made motion, which prevailed,
that spec lnl committee Of three he appointed 10
report on the qualifications that candidate has to
POSSESS IN order 10 lc admitted As pupil.
Al the conclusion of the meeting The chairman
appointed DR.. flodoard9 Howard }. Tnncr, John:
pom, and Thomas Antisell. Mrs General Claiim and
Mrs.: Garfield as the educational committee, and
pr. Murphy, Mrs. General Hit. aud Mrs. IullOCk a,
the qualification committee
A deed Of incorporation has been filed In the
Reeorlers office, dated December ~ 1877.
The following mcUFlOrutUr, and trustees have
already been elected
INDEPENDENTLY. &c Hall. surgeon General
Galt esg, Dr. +. Howard, A. = Solomons, General
Hin John Eaton Dr. &C. Cox, Dr. Toner Mrs
Hitz Mrs, Canield DR.. Reyburu, Dr, Murphy, Dr.
Billings, Dr. Busey Dr. Palmer Mr. II. \. Willard
Boale, Mn. W. " Curtis. Mr.. Guuyewrr, Mrs
Judge smell, Miss T. Johnson Mir. BrUalhcad. Mr,
w. B. Todd Mrs. Anthony Pollock Mr. 7: ;. Tu
lock. Mrs. Leonard Whitney, Mrs. II. A. Willard
Mrs. HOrailo King, and Mrs. Greer.
Truaees-Dr. FlodUardo Howard, DR.. Antlscll
Pr. Reyburn, Dr. Murphy, 4. :. SnlOmnnS. Mrs
iitz, Mr.; Canhod br Cox, Mir. Tullock. Mrs. An
thony Pollock, Mrs. ". W. Curtis, and DR., q. :
Palmer
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

The Board Of Health met last evening. The
Health Onicer submitted his report for the week
ending February o. showing that the number
of nulsanceS reported 49, referred. IS; abated
G36 referred to Commissioners, Q; oficial notices
issued y citizens complaints 20; causes Of death
Investigated, %: pccunary conditions Investigated
g. burisls at public expense, O. investigations for
local cause of disease, s. diphthcrla s. scarlatina
typhoid fever premikes found sanitary, G insan.
itsry . tons Of bage removed, 49, dead animals
removed 10; pryics cleaned by O. T. A. Company
SO ma rinc products inspectcd-l4 40 bushels oy.
tiers: I2sO lunches fish condemncd-2iO bushels
oysters; q punches nsh unwhOeSOms food con.
demneh-3O pounds beet 20 pounds veal 10 pounds
mutton, CT pounds pork, 81 pounds bacon 20 tur.
keys geese. rabbits, ~ cabbages l15 dozen oggs
and II bushels potatoes.
Pound TepOH-Animals IN pound, Q: redeemed, .;
killed. |; amount realized $3.50.
Premises No. l:i3 High street Georgetown, were
condemned a. unit for human habitntion, and the
Health Oficcr was directed TO have the same torn
down.
A communication was received from the Health
Officer recommending that a sewer he laid OIL West
street. between North street and Rock Greek
Georgetown. Tho citizens of that locality are will.
toners willnrnish the necessary pipe
The pound master was authorized TO employ an
additional man, his present force being too small
10 properly perform the duties assigned them.
The board refused the request of the superin,
tendent Of the Reform School 10 be allowed u de-
post night soil on the farm OF that institution.
A communication was received from Henry d.
Johnston, asking that he be appointed q sanitary
Inspector Of the board.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

United Sotes cusrs-Henry Barr was fined s. for
assaultlng Daniel Washington George L. Wizard, q
fish vender, tried to persuade Mrs. Mary Hoover TO
buy some Of his stock by knocking her down and
threatening to carve her with ccaver. AMER
hearing the evidence the Court sentenced him to
six months In jail. Archibald Hill was finod $40 or
thirty days In jail, for stealing horse blanket
fighting in the street. Defendants were coach
drivers aud the row occurred at the Baltimore and
ohio depot at the time of arrival of train; fine
of s. each was imposed. George l.. Bailey assaulted
w w1sm he ''F'S wa. " sem. to rl js iS for
sixty days George NARROW, assault on Charles Gid.
dings ut the K.street market NARROW also had Gid.
dings arragned for assaulting him. This was a
most TO blame, and he was assessed aV. John
Garter was arraigned for stealing q quantity of
lumber from Maria Robinson there being no lar
ceny proven, the defendant was discharged: An.
thOny Banks assaulted Ellsworth Fillmore, but as
they made the matter up between them Banks was
discharged.
District cdses-Thomas Thackeray and Columbu.
Brown, charged with obstruCting footway. were
fined 81. James sullivan forfeited 81 forbcing drunk
and disorderly. Joseph Dunnely was fined so or
sixty days for carrying slung shot. HonOra Reed
was fined $40 or twenty days for breakinga window
| Ia the house of John Farrell. Eugene G. Knight,
charged with keeping an unlicensed bar, was fined
! sos an appeal was noted bonds being fixed ut
500 John and Hugh Gallagher were arraigned
for doing business Us cattle dealers without having
the required license. The defendants produced u
license which allowed them TO do bushes, in one
part of the city, but Il being proven That they had
carried on their business In another section the
court decided to fine them $50. An appeal was
noted, defendants being released on personal bonds.
Catherine Allen was asked TO find Is for using in.
decent language. Charles Bowman, keeping un
unlicensed bar, was ordered to be discharged
James Camp was charged with being profane. but
the evidence not being sufficient his discharge was
ordered.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

At meeting Of the bar Of the District Of Coluui-
bla, held In the Circuit Court. Room yesterday after
noon at three o'clock to take suitable action on the
death Of Charlie, 7. Gloss large NUM- L. Of the
members were p.cScnt. J. J. Johnson. esd, was
chosen chairman OH motion OF General !. y. Hen
kle, and .ir. E. 4. Newman secretary.
The following resolutions were offered and
adopted:
Whereas It has pleased Divine Providence to re-
move from us our esteemed friend aud associate,
Charles TCloss formerly an Assistant United States
Attorney for the District Of Columbia who died in
this city on the 18th inst.
ResOlred, by this meeting Of the members Of the
lar OF the District Of Columbia held at the Circuit
his death the bar Of the District have lost n mem
Der endeared 10 them by many act, OF kindness
during his private intercourse true friend, aud
genial companion. That we recognize In the man
ncr In which his official duties were conducted an
earnest effort to sustain tho courts Of the District in
the administration of the law and high character
for courtesy, ability, and integrity, and that we
deeply lament his carly death.
Reso'red, That we tender our heartfelt SYM
pathics 10 the relatives and friends OF the deceased
In their affection.
Resolved, That the secretary OF this meeting be
requested to furnish copy OF these resolutions to
the family of the deceased.
The following resolution was also adopted:
| Resoired That the chairman be requested to
present the resolutions adopted by this meeting to
the Court In General Term, that they may be en-.
! tered upon the minutes thereof
The fun cral will take place at the First PreSy.
terrain Church, oil Four half street, to-day
! at throe y. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

A meeting Of the WOrkingmens Assembly was
held stBeck's Hall last evening, Mr.. Emmons in
the chair.
The credentials of George A. Long and Fl. c.
Kleibef, representatives of the Bricklayers Union,
having been approved, the gentlemen named were
declared members of the Assembly.
Mr.. Thomas reported that a bill had
been presented in Congress regarding the hours
lie, and that the same had been referred TO the
Committee Oh Library.
Mr. Kopp stated that he had been instructed by
his Union 10 urge upon the Assembly the advlsa.
bility OF waiting upon the President OF the United
States ct once and request him TO enforce the eight
hour law.
Mr.. Mcany moved thpt petition he drawn up
and presented to Congress uIging the passage Of the
bill appOTpliHting t2DBD for filling up the old
canal. The motion was adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Mcdonald reported that n branch Of the
Tailnrs Union was now on q strike aud asked that
the Assembly take suitable action In the premises.
Mr.. LandyUight and several other delegates cOun.
Sellcd moderation Oh the part Of the isilOrs. The
subject was timallYiispOsCd Of by reference TO the
executive committee.
A communication which appeared In the LdbDr
Stnddrd Was read regarding the action of the Sec,
rotary uf the Navy respecting the cghthOur law
Il was stated that he intends after tie 2lst Of next
month to make the mechanics of the different navy
yards work ten hour instead Of eight, Consider
able DISCUSSION ensued the assembly claiming tina,
the Secretary was not authorized to make such a
rule.
on motion, Il committee consisting of one dele.
gate from each union was appointed 10 wait GU the
President at once, and request him To take steps to
protect the wOrklngmen liz their rights.
The assembly then went into executive session.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

Two Of the sunday papers In their latest issue
took occasion to reflect upon the manner IN which
the judicial work was executed at the City Hall,
the Criminal Court District Attorneys office, and
asserting that there 100 cases In jail awaiting
trial and that business could be greatly expedited
by Justice Wylic sitting saturday and giving
that day 10 the bearing Of trials.
Inquiry from the source whence the true and re.
Liable Information can he obtained. including the
assignment Of criminal cases IN the court yCster-
jail awaiting hearing. of his uuuiber two have
been tried and are now awaiting a second trial,
seventeen are awaiting a iirst trial, and
eight have been tried aud remain
TO be sentenced, which shows n
wide dincrcucc from the charge of10 cases made.
The entire number OF yrandjnry cases In the
jail IOur, OF which number two were sent from
the It'll Of February.
Among the cases to be tried are six homcides.
the two Books OF third indictment for forgery
(haNing been convicted on the other twoD Whit
ten, for receiving salary rs an army officer twice.
Wcrick, second trial for granddaughter, was con
yicted, and Ccphns Jones for rape the Jury having
disagreed on the former trial. T. II. Curtis for rape
and Laura and Frank Parker for forging money.
order signature.
Among those awaiting sentence are Charles Good.
man, Lemurl Wccden, CUrrico, Honesty and Dove
for highway robbery.
Thus II will he seen that not only Is the jail
nearly cleaned ont 81 far trial eases con
ceriied but 1t is evident that the week expires
tho prosecuting officer will have these class OF eases
the trial ct those parties out recOyuilnce. This
statement Of facts shows that business Is being cS
pcdited In q manner creditablc TO both the court
aud the district attorney.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY WAGONS, AMBU
L LANCES, AND HARNESS.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE.
WASH SGToN, January II, 1878 J
office Of each the p, poi 9uartcrmaster at Washing
ton. D. c. Philadelphia. Penn. Jacksonville. ind.
and Fort Leayenworh, Kansas, until twelve o'clock
NJ, ut Washington, 1871 y. IN. at Philadelphia ;
Lesvenworth. February II, 1878 Vt which Times and
places they Will be opened In the of bidders
Tor furnishing one,hundred (lOO) six mule Army Wsg-
ons, my Hol Wagons for two and four horses or
pattern, one hundred and any 40 sets OF siN-mule
Army.Wagun Harness complete and seveniy.ilve (75)
sets iour-nue Ambulance Harness, complete delIv-
cries TO be made nj either the Philadelphia Jefferson
Bids VIII be made accordingly.
Deliveries are to cnmme nee within thirty days from
date OF contract and be completed within sixty days
from date thereof The Wagons AmbulRnCes, and
Harness to be In exact accordance with the prescribed
specih cations therefor, Of Hrst.Class material and
workmanship. and nv subjected to a rigid Inspection
before acceptance, and all found not up to tho re.
quired standard TO be rejected and removed at con-
tractors expense within ten days amer notice Of such
rejection. Proposals will 10 received for any portion
ofthe supplies.
all proposals.
A preference will be given to articles of domestic
production and to cles of domestic production and
manufacture produced on tho Pacific coast to the
coast, conditions of price and quality being equal,
Blank proposals and printed specifications rs well as
any further INFORMATION, win be furnished on applica-
ton by either OF tho Depot Quartcrmasers herein
Proposals should be addressed to either the Depot
QuartermRster at Washington, Philadelphia, Jeffcr.
sonviie OF Fort Leavenworth: and be- Endorsed PRO
possls sor ,sI.mule Army Wagons" Wagons for
mule Army Wagon Harness." or Pour mule Amhu.
lance Harness." rs the case mny be.
Acting ouartermHstcr-denera, Bvt:Maj Gen L. =. A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-Roose sends New York papers In advance.
The lamp-p5sts received general uverhauling
yesterday.
The Young Peoples Union viii give a ,ocabls
Friday evening, ut No. 1879 Cprcurtn street
Mis- Lulu Brooks, one Of the reignlng bellies of
Mississippi Mis- VISITING the Misses Ley OF til" West
The NJ. Y. 0. D. social cub will give another
Off enjoyable complimentary sociHbles to morrow
evening nj ~hrldunS Hall
The q, g. :, club will give complimentary
dance Thursday night at McCaulcy's Hall, 2S
Pennsylvania avenue southeast
Key. DIR. Alexander r. Gibson delivered very
interesting lecture at the Foundry Church. las:
night, on Thought and Its Development
The ball season was opened yesterday by a
crowd of boys, who were playing round cat on
tho lot ut the corner of Ninth and streets.
Tho finance committee Of the Labor Exchange
requested to meet at the rooms Of the Exchange
next Friday evening, at half past seven o'clock.
Thirteenth street. north OF the Circle. ut the
Junction of and Thirteenth streets, Is being com
pletely repaired The street &. being properly
graded with new earth. aud the defects in the side
walks are being graded and newly paved
Last evening an enjoyable concC-t was given
for the benefit of the Assembly Church. aud 1t
called out large and apprscistlye andienrc; The
mental music by number of prominent amateurs,
was well rendered throughout.
The Chariot Company Is deserving of common.
cation in Its effort TO reduce the fare It's route,
but It Is deserving Of ceusurc for keeping It's eastern
terminus, Third and street southeast, in such u
Inc school Sntlllu also
inquire as to the necessity Of having the terminus
right at school house door. Can't the company
hire the vacant square In the vicinity:
Inspector Entwistle has issued the following
building permits: William Gwynn 70 construct a
twO-story brick dwelling, Eighteenth. between l.
and N streets northwest 81 l60l; Colonel Alexander
10 repair dwelling, 1s7 seventh street northwest
zoo; william Shields, to repair q brick dwelling,
90 Thirteenth street northwest 500; Paul u. Con
nor, to remove frame dwelling. X, between Four.
teenth aud Fifteenth streets: James q. Shedd, ia
construct two three-story brick dwellings. Rhode
Island avenue, between Flflceuth and Sixteenth
Streets 81 900.
The lectureroom n the Congregational Church
last evening presented u lively appearance. the &c
shsion being one OF number Of sOciables given by
tho lndies of the church. The pleasure OF the
evening Of social reunion was enhanced by music
vocal and Instrumental, by Miss Emma Cohen amt
Mrs. Pearson, and Professor BsChOf with rcAding
by Mr.. John Tweede. Among other peasnn
features were post office where Cupid rcgnrd su
prerne, sending out his barbed shafts In the shap'
OF valentines, and the New EnglUnd kitchen, We.
supplied with beans, "nIun" pudding, aud Othc
dccctabe dishes supposed 10 be peculiarly adapt
ed 10 the furitRnlc stomach.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

Are not the many testimonials given for the differ
ent complaints satisfactory To any reasonable person
suffering from any disease above that they
can be cured? Read the different testimonials given
aud no doubt. In many OF these cases tile
persons say that their pain and suffering cannot be
expressed In or Scrofula, where apparently
the whole body was mass of corruption. II
NEGETINE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and
such diseases. restoring the patient to perfect
health afttr trying different physicians many RENE,
dies, suffering for year, Is II not conclusive proof
You are n sufferer you can be cured. Why Is this
medicine performing such great cures. II works In
the blood, In tho circulating fluid. II truly he
called the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. The great
OF disease originates In the blood and no ned
irine that does not act directly upon IT, to purify and
rsnovatr has any Just claim upon public attention
when the blood becomes lielcss and sagnant either
from change OF weather or climate, want OF exercise,
Irregular diet, or from any other cause, the NEGE-
TINE will renew the blood, carry on the putrd hu.
nors, cleanse the stomach, ate the bowels, and
tmpart q tone OF vigOr to the whole body, The con
vction Ls In the public mind well rs III the medical
profession that the remedies supplied by tho vegea
BILE kingdom are more safe, more successiul IN lht
cure OF disease, than mineral medicines. NEtiETINE
Is compressed Of roots barks and Herbs II ID pleasant
to take, and IL perfectly safe to give 10 an iEint no
need II. DO not hesitate 10 try It,. You will
regret II.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

The hopH Willards last evening was very
brilliant affair.
The guests were recciy cd by Mrs. MOrrl, Ms
Senator Johnston, and Mrs. Colonel Craig Some
exquisite tOilGttes were worn. Mrs. Colonel Craig
wore black SILK snd satin, Mrs. Morrell blue vel.
vet and satin aud Mrs. Johnston, black velvet
Among the guests were Mrs. Colonel Forney Of
Philadelphia Mrs General Lander, the Japanese
Minister and wife, General Robertson, Mr., aud
Mrs. HOyt Of san Francisco Representative aud
Mrs Bayuo, Judge johnson, General aud Mrs.
Burbrldgo, Mrs. Starr, Miss Harris, daughter Oi
Representative Harris Mrs. Livingston, General
Sherwood, Mrs, Gordon, Colonel and Mrs Cork
hill Mrs MAttingly, Mr.. W. Is. Shaw, Mr.. L. 4.
Gobrighl and Miss GObhght, Representative aud
Mis- Lander, Mr.. aud Mrs. d. c. FOrney, and Mr.
General Hayes and daughter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

LJJn-J Tweedy, Conn; NV KnowIton. Conn. F
] CInmer PhilsleiphE w l. Wa,hington Nv +
" Miller Il Z BrognIOre, England; John ii1siIon
Phndephia; II VI ISTTy 4 4; < ii Jio0tlm an MINI
W \ burke and wife Mass; u W nenn,sVn Mass; 4
Rlchmond y; Il y o,gond, Me; g liemer, Pa
\ q Nsrplank, NE II ll"mer, Psi W Crawford
Ia IL tas'rrd. Nd; w Presscy aud wife Mass S
Lord, y; J. Slnndotd NY y NCtor Newconib,
Ky; q 4 Washington, KY II sherman, kT e II
smith, VI g " B'dlo%i Mass y Fink ky T. II
rnmn I Fr.bpe GSn% ,orrsy Mn y Mll'r
i"0Htyi ~ lin' III, =, MolhT n u T. r4,hetr
III ,S. AT"t y" TLh; ~ MeLrnIS New
v ~ ~ i," MI n o" 'S Eng oilo'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

Yesterday afternoon about Ave O'Clock two
colorcd aspirants for hstic honors engaged in q
scrimmage OF the corner Of Seventh street and the
avenue. large crowd gathered and checrcd the
cOmbatants on, but tho sport was suddenly ended
by the appearance ot Officers Dubois and Jones
who, after lively chase secured both the fighters
and escorted them to the Fifth Precinct Station
where they registered as Albert Loancs and VIII
liam Gordon. Judge Smell will decide the battle
this morning OF the Police Court
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

numerous party Of the friends Of y. \. Fuller
ESQ, the paying teller ofthc House Of Representa-
tiVes, completely surprised him aud his e,timabe
wife last evening, at their residence Oh capitol
Hi. by appearing In phantom costume accom-.
panied by band Of music. After some time spent
IL dancing. the pillows were removed, aud among
those found present werO Mr. Barton aud wife, Mr.
Kelly and wife, Colonel Stephenson and wife
Mr.. Mcneil and wife, Mr. Grant and wife Miss
adds, Ms, Brady Ir. aud Mn. Whitaker, Mr,
lcnnOK. Mss King. and nunIber Of OtheR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13
PROPOSALS FOR CAR-FAsTENINGS AND
l. LEAD SEALS,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January p, 1873
sealed proposals are invited until !: o'clock NJ on
MONDAY, the 18th day OF February, 1873, tor fur.
nishing the Treasury Department for one year With
suitable fastenings for ears transporting dutiable
goods In bond, and also for lead seas for n
curing packages OF dutiable merchandise in bond,
Proposals Will be addressed TO the Secretary OF the
Treasury aud marked Proposals for Car rastenings"
or proposals. for Lead Seals" the may be.
Separate proposals must be presented for each Ofhe
Grasses OF the articles named.
samples OF the articles offered must accompany
each proposal and be referred to therein.
The DGpartmsnt reserves the right to reject any
all bids offered.
(Signcd) JOHN SHERMAN,
Ialk,E iIv
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13
sudden Death Of Robert d. Brown.

The many friends Of Robert d. Brown, of Vr.
gnia, will regret to learn ofhs sudden DEATH near
Amherst Court House, Va. on the 4th instant. Mr.
Brown was affected with heart disease, and while
travelling through the country on horseback, and
about one mile distant from the above place, he
fell OF his horse, dead and was found short time
brother, Nicholas J. Brown, and will be inferred
near his home In West Virginia. Mr.. Brown was
at one time clerk in the Sixth Auditors office and
was known and respected for the many good quail
ties ho possessed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

Miss PHELPS, in her story of Avis" makes
her hero tell neat and touching anccdotc to
his college class concerning an unknown bird
which looked at him 50 trustiugly that, IN
spite Of science lie could not bring himself to
kill IT, 1t is said to be a true story of an Incl.
dent in the scientific life of Professor Dana Of
Yale, and Is told AS he himself once told it,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

meeting Of representatives from the various
Temperance orders In the District Of Columbia " Ill
be held u the ONCE Of Justice = e. Mib, no
Louisiana avenue, tomorrow night, at seven
O'clock for the purpose VI perfgCi!ug arrange
melts for the parade on the I'd instant. Temper.
hnce orders not heretofore notified requested TO
send representatives.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

ALL interested in the multiiarous, aims of
that Journal will be happy over the Rural Nsw
Workers. remarkable announcement IN It's issue
Of February 49, which will be mailed free to
any one sending address to 70 Duane st., New
York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

The clerk OF the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants William Cole
man and Janet Swnlcs, 7. Brene and Jane BiGlyc
J. l.. TrAunncll and Ida NJ. LOnyettc, OF Rhode
Island Thomas Pcvcrill and Lizzie Duncan, Of
Alexandria County, Va; George Saunders and Ida
prttp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

NATIONAL TmE.THR-Oulics Comic opera.
FORp's oPERA.HoUsE.-UnClc Toms Cabin.
THEATRE COpIgUr--Jakc Budd and new Va
rlCty Company