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National Republican., 1878-08-15
TIE AIHLErIC TOrRNIMENT.
Programme OF tho sports at the National
Grounds To-Day.

Programme OF tho sports at the National
Grounds To-Day.
Athletic sports have and ever will comm and
the admiration Of the public and since their
Inauguration on this continent have steadily
grown in popularity. The citizens of the Dis
trict Of Columbia will to-day have an opportu-
nifty of witnessing the prOwcss of her local
athletes in the grand tournament that takes
place at the National baseball grounds this
afternoon. The entries for the numerous
prizes will be such as to draw large and ap-
prcciativc audience. The President members
of his Cabinet, and Others of distinction will
be in attendance. The following programme
will exhibit the attractive features OF tho en-
tcrtainment, viz:
Jumping the hArrols-Prizes, first, So second. 81
Kelly Hnd GA,kins.
Standing long Iump-Large and small medallion.
WOUuy and IscCmUn
Fat man. race-sj first; s2s50 second. Bender
BlinltoiI wheelblrrow race-s2 for first; 81 for
second. Parker and Harrow.
Suck rGcc--s2 for first; 81 for second. stoddard
Running broad Iump-sj for first; 81 for second
Kelly. ShrCcve. Wpullty. and Fitzgerald.
one huudrud.yar,ls running race In heats best
two In threc-slp for hrsl; . for second; third,
large medallion: fourth. small medallion. ShrCevc,
IIogc. Kelly. MI :. Doimcly Fenwick, Dillon,
HUuUk, Freeman. and Barron.
IlulfIn.le running IuTc-St for iTst; SO for
,cruud. Mils aud Emerson.
ono mile walking TuCl-tlu for first - for sec
omh. 'Icnw!ck, Luvey, Lehman. Crawford, and
~lpldarl.
OneInile runnirv races 30 fret $40 for
second. ATuglOl'lui NILS.
TnryWi ing l,lSe iN'l-Si for first: small me ialiJn
ScCpul Kelly, N!ls. Barron and RcuuCy.
IwDIu.ir WhNlps race e. first g ~ second
Mgnsi.rld TuEw.rk lcvey, Crawford, and StUd
tort.
RIuniug lie bn,cs- a. for first g for second
Kelly. Mis-, Barron. uui billion.
FIFu-uil" waking r,rc- rlj fD- iir.: 81 for soc.
urd F.uw wlrb, -t.dhaH, I",ry, and CuwfUrl
liuji: uare-lerm ms !-liIu for Lrst; sHUi
u.,rlII .. i.r srr.Ih Mi,., Kelly, RId Arlington.
Tug Of wnr-'iUll mc.Iui"u ,th ribbon attach
meat t. winning team FIlIh Precinct, Lieutenant
AG.'iu, -lvlulh Precinct Llcutrrunt Kelly
IIup. s'eD. and iuwP-oCut1u Hal prle, 8 Wool
ley Kelly. N.d FrvuInaI.
Fmur walking r,cr--sli prize. Miss Belle I'd.
gor'0u wi. walk one IIl, against Ms, Byrthn Won
llllrru I".I tiuu IN Washington, for which she
w,i. receive - II the feat Is hot accomplished
lie wiz receive nothing.
Dwarf race IDytTl'--Fifst, -; sCcOud Il. James
l. nit ami stephen kC.lOn.
In the lGU-yarls race the distance pole will
be placed at ten yards from the finish For
those who are shut ont in the first heat there
will be two consolation prizes offered, consist.
ing Oi a large and Il small medallion.
National Republican., 1878-08-15
ON BOIRD 2IIE C.ISrIiN.
What n "Contributor" Writes on His Way to
Europe.

What u "Contribuior" Writes on His Way to
Europe.
To The Editor Of he National Republican
SIR: Nothing can be more in contrast with the
sweltcring days which we have experienced so
recently In Washington than the cooling
brcezes of the brotd Atlantic, which we are
now enjoying from the deck of tac good ship
Caspian. The short car ride to Baltimore the
usual hustle at the wharf incident to the de-
parturs of European steamer the farewell
OF tho pilot at the mouth Of the Chesapeake, at
midnight Of the first day and morning finds
us out of sight of land, sailing TO tho northeast
and bound for Halifax. The passengers mum.
ber perhaps one hundred, which diminish by
sixty, and the remainder include those who
have secured berths in the cabin, and who
thus come properly under our supervision.
They are mostly Baltimore people, but the
following hail from Washington Mcssrs.
George Wallace, John W. lIagan, Il. II. For.
syth, James BoyntOn, William Hanna, aud James
\. Davis n jolly party, who will visit Prince
Edwards Island where they will spend n short
time fishing, returning By steamer to Portland
and thence by rail to Washington. The other
Washiugtonians are Mr.. J. b. Taylor Mr.. NJ.
G.. Emery, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. A. Willard, aud
Mr.. H. X. Willard.
We will not expatinte OH the grandeur of
ocean scenery. Hour after hour has passed in
listcss enjoyment. The weather has been
iiuo; the sea uuruihcd by storms Courtesy
demands word Of praise to the good captain
and officers Of his vessel. They arc, without
exception, studuusly polite aud obliging The
cuisine Is excellent, the statc.roOms clean, and
accommodations perfect, save in one palticu.
lar--svarcity of seats. The few camp stools are
not prOpuniOnlte to the number OF passengers,
and these few are very uncomfortable. Let
the managers Of the Allan Steamship Company
provide their guests with comfortable deck
chairs, aud this small outlay will DO repaid by
| the increased favor Of this popular line with
the Hpprcc!utive travelling community. We
can recommend the trip to all who desire o
pleasant Sea voyage ut most reasonable OK
pcnsc, and would return thanks to Mcssrs.
Metzcrott q Co., the courteous agents of tho
company in Washington.
CONTRIBUTOR
National Republican., 1878-08-15
B.ISI- DiLL.
Gnmr. mcre nnd El,ewhcrs Ye,lertnr,


The game between the National and Eagle
yesterday afternoon resulted in victory for
the former by Il score Of to /.
The Mystic defeated the Twilight ycstcr.
day, the figures being II tOS.
Tomorrow afternoon the National will play
the Courtland, Of Baltimore, on the National
grounds, The visiting nine has been selected
from the best players in the Monumental
City, aud close aud interesting game may
he anticipated. Game will be called prompt
ly at hulf.pust four o'clock, and as ladies will
not be taxed it is hoped that a large number
Of the fair sex will be in attendance.
Tho first game between the Emmet ana
Athletic was played Yesterday afternoon on
the lot corner OF Ninth and 5 streets At the
conclusion Of the ninth inning the score stood
8 to ) In favor Of the EMmut.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YEHTERDAY.
Syracuse, ". Y.-Uticas, 10; Siar,. ,.
Buffalo, n. Y.-Butialos, R0Gheatrrs, !,
Providence, r. I.--Providencu, - Chicago. ,
Boston, Mass. ss.-BOStons, i ; indianapolis, 3.
Worcester Mass.-WOrCesters, 10; LDwGla, ).
Cincinnati Ohio.--Milwaukees, G; Ciuciu'
natIs, 8.
National Republican., 1878-08-15
Theatre CuniulIP.

Tue show at the Comique this week equals
aud surpnsses anything ever presented ia this
city IL the way Of Il variety entertainment
Sumo Of the best artists in the country are
engaged, and 10 one should fail TO attend at
least ono performance.
National Republican., 1878-08-15
Wational 9epublitan.
Arrival of Passengei rrains.
At sALTrhoRK AND POTOMAC DEPT, SIXTH AMI

AT BALTIMORE AND OHIO pErUr, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND STREET.
NCrnhrg. Hpninp.
stlS, n. Y, Phil y T'os ex $50 Baltimore accom-
So, baltimore express. $50 Batimure accom-.
ss5G, Western express 500 n y. Phil h Bos e.
81 Baltimore accom-. $50 Western Mall,
's25, Fred nc.. (Met. br'ch aG:37 baltimore accom-
az, Baltimore Annapolis sNI, baltimore express
and wny. '1.gi Western express.
f45, Mnrtinsburg and Hh- ssO, Baltimore express
&c rstOwn &C, MET hr'cll. sFl5 Y, Phil 4 hos er'
stO3o, Baltimore accom-. Ig45 Baltimore accom-
l:p, Baltimore press ~
'Arriye daily Others Sundays excepted.
as- For the time OF departure OF trains advsf.
nsemsau elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-08-15
The Matrimonial Yoke.

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to tue following applicants:
Thom,,, Clifford and Helen Miller.
W. H. Fowler aud Mary G. White
Daniel lIctcr and Louisa Rcithmullcr
Charles Kelium and Henrietta WODlfJrd.
Sylvester skinner aud Cathariuc Scroggin,
both of Charles Couaty. Md.
National Republican., 1878-08-15
)NTRIDUTOR,
Concrete pavcmcnts and the Sewerage
system.
WAguI SGTnN AuO IA 1872

WAsuISGToS, Aug. Ia, 1873,
TO he Editor Of The National RepuHicm
SIR The editorial article in your paper this
morning reviewing the criticisms of an even.
ing cotemporary upon the sewerage system of
Washington has led me to make this inquiry :;
Has not the inadequaoy of the present system
OF sewerage been caused more particularly by
the large and constantly increasing area of
street surface covered by concrete pavement
than FROM any radical defect in the general
system itself2 1t strikes me that herein lies
the secret Of the whole matter, and, ii concrete
is to become the universal pavement Ia this
city, an increased capacity Of sewerage must
be provided to carry off the surface water,
which increases In proportion to the area Of
concrete pavement which is put down
within another year large portion of Capi.
tOl Hill will be paved with concrete, the East
Capitol Park Is now being paved aud, unless
ample provision Is made In time, tho citizens
Of South Washington will have to take to the
hills" to avoid food. Every new street that
is paved with this material becomes at Onc5 u
channel to carry tho water to the lower portion
oil tho city. o. Ii. IL.
National Republican., 1878-08-15
Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic states clear or partly
cloudy weather. northeast, vecring to southcrly
winds; stationary temperature. stationary, followed
by falling barometer.
National Republican., 1878-08-15
THE WORKlNGMEN.
They Express Their Disgust for
Rat" Papers.

The "Daiiy Post" and "sundsy Herald" ="
Denounced for Ratting-The rarsinnony
of the Democratic National Com
mittoe In Employing "Rat"
Printers Condemned -
PoIicerion's Pay.
National Republican., 1878-08-15
NEW ADyERgIsEMENTs.

Il INDERGARrES NORMAL INSTITUTE OF
IN Wa hlngtOn, fr the training % telchcr. n 4
Nat Onal KIM "rgT.cn for primary Il nlynTcd
classeG each ChllI has little gaTdcn) Kinder
gnrt"n opens SEPT EM BEhH; the n irlnal COur
Il. TUBER =, lsis. For particulars apply to the Pm
clgRl, % til" Normal boz ar'mrnt, Iis, Susie Poi
lCCk. ll47 lhirccutl str et, an Mrs Louisa Pollock,
Kader!Grten Hail 80 " Snth rrcs Northwest.
nu JrhSAt lulu
National Republican., 1878-08-15
CITT ITEMS.

" people who suffer from dull stupidity that
meets everywhere In spring, and To often in all
seasons uf the year, know how quick 1t could be
cured by taking Ayers SarsapaTillA u purge the
bile from their system we should have better
uvighLOrs as well as clearer heads 70 deal with.
YOUNG PEOPLE do pay attention 10 your teeth
neglect will soon ruin Them be wise IN time
Clean them daily with TnURSTnS's Ivory PEARL
Toorn POWDER. the most perfect dGntrihco known
It will keen them through life In good condition
white and SOUND VIII harden the gums, swceten
be breath, and prevent tOOthGche Sold By all
druggists. 2j and 80 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACHISE-SPREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsT-
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
crs far Surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy; pracuce It by
TenOvating your sUiled gloves with JouvEss ISO-
ulRoUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price % cents per
bottle.
ARE you bilious troubled with headache. dizzy.
ness. sick stomach, constipation. &c? Are you dy
pcptic nervous, dull, and langui? Avcrse to Hli
eScgtiun. Is your life mseraDlcP You require
change. Cleanse the system, purity and renew tile
blood Take Qu!RKs IRISH TEA the great mouse.
hold remedy 1t will soon relieve you. Sold BY al
druggists, % cents per package, which makes =
quart OF medicine.
L. your hair harsh, DRY and stiff, Does II refuse
An Olearinous compound OF singular merit II
will improve IT, Sold Oy druggists. DC. Price d
and % cents i'er bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-15
LOCAL MISCELEfSY.

six per cent interest paid OIL deposits. Special
sltc' Um time deposits. J. II. sqUiEn & co.
Bankers lilG Pcnnsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-08-15
1rlln In Mnslnu.

GEEAT reduction In prices In our Tailoring De
panmeMl ELsemalI's. corner seyenth and Z.
National Republican., 1878-08-15
4 Colorcd E,rglar sent to Jan

A colorCd man named Reuben Tyler was
airnipod in the Police Court yesterday on a
chmrgc Of burglaiiQusly entering the residence
OF William FcitIcr, on r between South Capt.
tOl aud Half streets southwest, last Sunday
morning. The prisoner was seen by one Of
the inmates Of the house when he escaped,
and information was at once furnished the
police authorities. Tyler has been IN hiding
since the occurrence, hut incautiOusiy ven.
turd within reach Of officer Bryan last Tues
day hight and was gathered in. Judge Walters
Ernt him to Jail for a heurnE, as an important
witness Was not present in court yesterday
National Republican., 1878-08-15
hIinDr District r;otes.

ODD PASTS Of broken suits On Onr counters at hall
value. EiscmAIIs Seventh and l..
National Republican., 1878-08-15

icG UPWARD Of thirty years Mrs Whsluws loo'h-
ilE llruE lra he'n uatd iur Clilirrn Il CUrTvCLs
LrIliy "i ihg'uurrh relieve, wind cole regulates
TIE bo"g.', cures dysgulrry aud dinrrLua whether
hi.s,.E iIYh lccthing o. oiEvr causes. An Old and
vel tslel remedy, y CeuA bOllle
National Republican., 1878-08-15

WELLS MACHISE-SPREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsr.
FRS are still the best known. Their curative pow
crs far Surpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-08-15

HARD times demand economy; pracuce II by
renovating your sUed gloves with JouvEss IsO
BLRoUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 25 cents per
bottle
National Republican., 1878-08-15
TheI1nometric Readings.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGSAL.OFFIcEG, L. g. A.,
Amg | 1 lslA-
National Republican., 1878-08-15
'orty Miles Ride on the Potomac

THE CITY OF ALENA&nRIA
will leave seventh street wharf EVERY DAY, at
II3J H. H., !Or q sail on the Potomac for ten cents
Ee urn NJ o'clock T.. N.
CumneHce Mcntay, July +, will run every day.
ipp "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

Reports and denials succeed each other rapidly in
Europe The general impotence for news begets
rumOrs and surmses, which sometimes foreshad0w
what is about 20 happen, and as often do not Sui
Lord Derbys recent outline of the situation remains
at once timely and accurate and some OF Its points,
as given in the full reports, are too valuable TO De
lost. In the opinion of the ex-Forelgn MIN
lster Russia and England cannot vitality
injure each other. Although poor. Russia can al
ways find men and food. England may blockade
her ports, but with the German ports open she may
successfully, though with some veXatlouS delays,
conduct her commerce. Neither power can assail the
other on land except that Russia might by intugues
or secret negotiations impair British authority
in India. A regards foreign aid, the ex-Forelgn
Minister contends that England could not count on
a single ally. In Germany the Government shows
warm and undisgused sympathy with Russia =
France and Italy Indifferent, and will continue
neutral. Austria, which might be expected to make
common cause with England, is restrained by IN
tcrnal divisions, disordcrcd finances, and the
overshadowing greatness of Germany, without
whose support or assured neutrality she
dare not enter the field against Russia. Whatever
NAV be the fortune of war, Lord Derby declares
that ENGLAND cannot reGstablish the Turkish Em-
Uire She might have kept 1t alive, but she cannot
restore it, Such being the case, war promises no
gains which diplomacy might not acquire. with
these home truths reiterated for them by the
advocates Of peace, il Is astonishing that
the British Government should be leading
the country, step by step, into war, with increas-
inc cmcrity. But, as Lord Derby showed, the English
people are at times rrestrainable, having been as
hostile TO Turkey after the Bulgarian outrages. as
they are now to the Russian prctensions. The Gov
crnmcnt only goes with the popular current
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
PERSONAL.

DR.. Mary Walker is still seriously i'll Of
pneumonia in Washington.
Andrew Johnsons monument will be I'M
yelled with much ceremony, on the 2Sth of May.
The Rev. John Jasper, he Of the curious
scientific theories about to appear lecturer in the
principal Northern cities.
Miss Ream's statue of Farragut is nearly fin
ished and will probably occupy Its pedestal in Farragu
Square before next Winter.
Minister John Welsh has presented to the
Park Commission Of Philadelphia thrty.fOur oil paint
nrs Of views IN Pompe lie bought them in Italy for
$4,000. -,
NJ. Emile lola, the author of az Assomoir,"
and the leader of the French Realistic school, is de-
scrbed grave, qulet-lookng gentleman stlu quite
young, with dark hair, eyes ana beard
The funeral of Captain Charles Winter took
place at Cambridge Sunday, and was attended by Mr.
Henry W. IOngfellow, Mr. Jefferson, and many other
friends OF Captain Winter and Of MS sons.
Ex-Governor CASTOR, of Massachusetts,, is
reported be actively engaged in his profession, In
which no has very large practice He says little about
otics and ia evidently not socitous for further po
Iitical advancement
The Hon. L. B. Washburne has just visited
Galveston where many civilities were offered to him.
The Ners observed gently the day after his departure
The fact that not few persons OF shrewdness ana In
fuence have Mr. Washburne In view as next RepuDcan
nominee for presidency adds special ntercss 70
his movements"
The Macon Telegraph says: "We are sure
1t will send thrill OF Joy aud enthusiasm to every pa
ot heart In Georgia, and especially to tho surviving
soldiers who drew sword and battled for the Coined
eracy when IL "a proclaimed that General Coquitt-the
hero of Omstee our cherished chief magistrate
the statesman Christian and warriOr-w represent the
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dear ladies OF Bib County In the imposing ceremonial
OF laying the stone Of the beaUifnI monument
soon to be erected to the memory OF the lost cause
And such is the fact"
"Aunt Hannah Jackson, very old colOred
woman and formerly servant OF Andrew Jackson gave
the other day. with much emotion, this description of
her sturdy old masters death: "Sunday morning I
didn't any change In him. Marse Andrew asked IL
he knew them ALL Yes he said Il know yOu all,
though can't yOu And they brought him his specs,
and ne said he recognized them ALL The first thing
knew George Harris CRIED Oh and 1t repeated back
to the kitchen Old not Dead but his breath
had stopped. All crowded into the roOm when Dr. Es-
senlen said they must out The doctor gave him
thing, aud IL revived him up and he lived until O'clock
in the evening. White aud black all standing In
the room together just before he died No distinction
was shown In the OF old master Turning his eyes
to where me and George were standing, he said, And
here's poor George and Hannah; they've been faithful
servants TO 1 have left 1t so you will be wen
taken OF long there bic OF property let
He then called MIS- Adams up and told her he had fully
provided for her, and she would not suffer for anything
Just before he died lie preached his own sermon. lie
said: My friends, Christ IL no respecer OF persons,
aud what say 10 one say to all, and have night 10
the Tree " Life; prepare to In heaven. where
am going And now all cried out Look lo0kv and
old marse was dead"
PLYMOUTH, April 22.-The steamer Holsatia,
with the Hon. Bayord Taylor board. arrived here
day, on her way 20 Hamburg. Mr.. Taylor and family
left the steamer, and will go to London.
FLORENCE, April 22.-General Grant has left
this city for Venice.
LONDON, April 22.-LOrd Beaconsfeld has
gone TO visit Lord Salisbury Foreign Secretary, at his
residence Hatfield House, in Hertiordshire
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ing an increase of about $6,500,O0O III duties
on non cOmpeting foreign products.
V. As to internal revenue Democracy pro-
poses to take off about $1O,000,000 from the
tax on tobacco, which Will be not more fully,
easily or cheaply collected after the reduction
than il is now, i'm order to add the Odious income
tax. which, after ten years OF experience, was
abolished in obedience to general popular
desire. The tax on tobacco reaches those VINO
choose to use the article; the tax on incomes
reaches those who do not choose To swear TO
a lie.
: VI. The net result of the changes in taxa
ton would be to diminish the public revenue
materially-lt is estimated as much as $40
100000. The net result of the Silver and
Currency Bills would be to diminish the value
of revenues by about $4,000, 1000, and to com
pel the country to pay many millions every
week for bonds sent home by foreign holders
But. as if these steps toward Reputation were
not enough
VII. Democracy proposes 10 pay Southern
claims, in amount far exceeding the present
ability of the Government and to expcnd Ill
improvements, mainly at the SoutlS money
enough to make bankruptcy quick and easy
Inc RIVER anu jltTllDI lDiiI' hIibhH az W "'''
ington as "Thc Great DIVIDE was expected
to pass the House with ease, and with en-
the correctness, it seems because, as us
friends openly boosted, "twO-thirds OF the
"mCmhers had been put into the bill
Jobs supposed to be satisfactory to the
Solid South, and to Il sufficient number
of members from the North. had been
included, and it was not thought an objection
that the bill takes many millions from the
Treasury. TO leave the United states Treas
my empty, and the United States without
credit was a prime element of Democratic
policy as long ago as 1861.
Ii is enough to state the outlines OF the
Democratic policy as to finance, currency and
taxation Argument is not needed Those
who like that policy ought to support it earn
csHy. Ii means reputation, but 1t is consist
ent. II will bring dshonor and ruin, but ii
will please some prcjudices. There is time
coming when the work Of Democracy will be
considered as a whole, and then we shall see
how the people like it,.
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Jnoex 10 Advertisements.

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