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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-12

Although there was sharp chilly wind yester-
day tho receptions were as brilliant as usual, aud
really the ladies receiving were so cordial and cn-
tertaniny II made one inclined to lingcr long
time besides one met 80 many charming people,
well. known in literary and artistic circles. Mrs
Clemmer was able to see her friends, and although
showing the effects Of her severe injuries she
looked fairer than ever in her toilet of blue cash
mere, with a dainty white muslin cap, with pretty
blue gnrntuTC. The crilCh. now her companion,
but to have this lady about again makes us all very
grateful. Among the guests were Mrs Brooks, the
Centennial butter sculptor, who by the way Is at
work in marble and very successfully. Ms.
Brooks Is enjoying her visit here very much. Mrs.
". NJ. Whitney, of the Bureau of Correspondence,
and Mary Gay Robinson, the last named CORE.
SpOndCnt Just arrived. made quite a literary
group. Miss Maggie Clenmer assisted In rcceiy-
ing; c.,,,,..o ,,o,,,.
| and carriages were constantly going and coming,
and guests were being entertained at the charming
cottage on the hill that makes one think Of a
Mrs. Lander was assisted by Mrs. Colonel John W.
FOrncy, Of Philadelphia. Those who are so forum,
ate Us to call on MIS- Lander will find themselves
surrounded by choice works Of arts while the
pleasant cordially of one so widely known will
! 10 something 10 always remember. MR. FOrncy
husband Is now in London, her son Is In Paris and
her three charming daughters are in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Colonel Forney will soon return to that city
and we are delighted to know she contemplates
bringing her daughters to Washington to spend
Mrs. Briggs e. Olivia y entertained Mrs. McPher.
son, Of Gettysburg. at lunch. This lady will soon
admiring friends. MrS. Briggs son leaves early III
March for Paris, going with the Wyoming
passengers. Mr.. Briggs is fortunate in having q
Mrs Senator Jones had another brilliant rccep.
ton. being assisted by Mrs. GUTham and llrs Les.
ter, sisters of senator Jones Miss Myrtle Jones' OF
| Cleveland, charming young lady of seventeen
has been spending some timo with her uncle, aud
MS "A has lipnlulnn
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EdEOf 81 Nu'ipHT RCpHbtcdn:
Can You not through your paper, suggest TO the
press Of the country that II would be wise In them
TO discourage the great tendency there is TO come
to the capital in search OF employment Women
certainly would not como II they knew how many
Of their sex are now here without work and with.
out money to get away. We who live here know
how Democratic economy has thrown u large class
of capable, needy, and deserving women out OF
employment, but the news does not seem to have
bcen duly spread, for still women come and hope
for place and work. In the rain yesterday was
called upon by n respectfully dressed woman, who
asked for a few pennies toward buying a rail-
road ticket to get back to New York. Upon inquir-
ing into her case, found that she had come here
fortnight since In the hope finding place and work.
that she had now got to the end of tho money Ahe
brought with her and was trying to get home by
asking contributions of pennies from any one who
would give: that she had been a goyerncss and a
milliner and dIessmaker. She was apparently
able and willing to work for the invalid husband
and four children that she had LEFT behind her
while trying TO find employment In Washington.
Truly the worst thing one could do In her situation
was TO come to this heggar bcseged city. II all the
citizens here should organize themselves into one
uniyerN! board Of public charity, ! doubt II they
could satisfactorily cope with the cases for aims
giving aud relief constantly coming before them.
That SO many kind hcGrs are trying 10 do their best
In this respect Is for gratitude but the over
burened camel may sink at last II the pressure Of
the helpless ones toward this city continues.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-12

Last evening, at Gray's Cafe Francois, corner Fiji
tccnth and streets, was gathered together around
the festive board the Washington alumni Of Dart
mouth College. 1t was their third annual banquet,
and was one of those happy reunions which leave
II sweet memory for years afterward. Before dis
cussing the viands, under the weight of which
the tables fairy groaned the annual election took
place which resulted In the reelection of all the
present officers General John Eaton. president;
Rev Royal Parkinson and n s, Lincoln, VI. D..
yce.presideuts; :. H. Bond, secretary, and General
X. D. Mussey, historian. Among the prominent
gentlemen present were Governor Prescott of New
Hampshire; DIR. Bartlett, president of the college
General w T. sherman, Rev. Dr. Patton. Hon. II.
+. French Hon. W. T.. Chandler, Senator Wadlcigh,
ex-senator FOpg Hon. e. H. BranscOmb General
Charles +. Hoycy, General X. ID. Mussey, General
John Eaton, Colonel Kent, Hon. W. A. Field, Dr. n
$. Lincoln, and many others.
Colonel Kent was the oldest graduate present,
having graduated IN 1914, the youngest ones being
MeSsrS Z. A. Jones and H. L. Paul, Of 1875. After
the hoard had been cleared speeches were made by
DR.. Bartlett, General Hoyey, DR.. Lincoln, General
". I. Sherman General Il. d. MuSsey, Governor
Prescott, Senator Wadleigh Hons. Messfs Field and
Pollard, ex.Minister Fogg, Judge French, Hon. Mr..
Philbrlck, Colonel Kent, Hon Mr.. Russell of'De-
trOit. and Others. Every one present enjoyed the
occasion exceedingly and many dear old college
memories were awakened, which, but forthis happy
occasion, might have remained dormant forever,
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Odd Fellows Hall was packed last evening with
an Rpprecative and amused audience to hear Col
one Robert g. Ingersoll deliver the celebrated lee.
ture He'll" The lecturers appearance at eight
o'clock was the signal for a perfect storm of az
plause, and during the delivery of his address ON
this entertaining topic every point was keenly taken
advantage Of Mr.. Ingcroll quoted several pas
sagcs Of Scripture In support Of the stand which he
has taken upon this subject. He contended that the
doctrine Of to-day regarding future punishment
was an Infamous one. II did not become n Being
whose ruling attribute Is love to consign bis subjects
IN eternal damnatiOn for sins committed III the flesh
He asserted that was impossible for finite being
tocommit a crime againstan infinite nasmuch rs In
this world great man Is not injured by the assaults
of a puny antagonist. The lecturer read extracts
from sermons by Rev. Theodore Cuyler, DR.. Spur.
geon, and others on which he placed constructions
comical that the audience was kept In a contin.
uous state of laughter. Mr.. lngersOl closed by adj
vising his hearers to make each other happy In this
life and leave the subject Of future existence to
take care of itsclf Tonight Col IngcTsoll will de-
liver his lecture Paine at Odd Fellows Hall at
eight O'Clock. Having dissipated the pains OF hell
frc he proposes now TO eulOgize Tom Paine. As an
orator Colonel lngersOll has equal at present in
the lecture field. His command of Language, his
cial and gcsiculatiyc comedy, his cool satire and
pungcnt wit, added 10 hiS burning el0quence and
perfect command OF his ffhect, combine TO attract
aud entrance his audience for two hours without
fatigue.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

Useful fee; promote health aud industry.
-ROOSe send, New York pPpcrs In advance.
The autograph fend" seeks Nr. Murphy with
hntirin@ energy.
The Y.CC. Club will give another socIable
md dance on the LIST Of March
Ladies were busy in the Catholic churches Yes.
kerdny, drHping them Ia mourning.
Tho courtroom nf the boys high school Thomp-
Snn building has been relieved Ol three coats since
Friday.
The board Of directors Of the Washington Gas.
byht Company have organized by rc'electng the
old officers.
There Is a large hole in sidewalk on the south.
west corner Of Ninth street and Rhode Island
avenue which needs immediate attention.
THE Murphy meeting will be held this week IN
Ne EetsS,z,.i.:s s.urch instead Of IN the COugre.
gntional Church, as stated in yesterdays REPUBII.
CAN.
The young man whose arrest wa mentioned In
Mis- column yesterday 'ui icing engaged IN an af.
may with woman was not Harry Collins OF
Georyctown lately II clerk under the District gov.
eminent.
The Ninth street car tracks at street arc 81
mnch below the grade that when It rains all the
water for several rods each way COLLECTS there
forming regular lake, through which pcrsons
ahGhtng from the cars have topaddle before reach.
lug terra TRINA.
The grocery store Of Mr.. Gulick. on the corner
Of L and FiIst streets, was entered by thieves on
Saturday night and large quantity Of goods were
stolen. The stdee,iOOrs were entered by boring
holes with all augur.
Z.
anniversary Uf the birth Of Abraham Lincoln. A
meInor al Ia before Congress to have the day mp
pnnted rs O legal holiday, whose namc may 10
known as Consideration Day
Inspector Entwistle has issued the following
building permits ". o. Drew. make addition tC
frame dwelling 49, Washington street, Georgetown
e100. q. Kuhn, repair brick structure, i07 Tenth
street northwest SIS. Mrs. Ann Berry, repair
premises On Missouri avenue, between Four.and.a
half and Sixth streets; 500. W. H. Zeh, repair q
brick structure, 1914 Ninth street northwest; $50.
There l. club" mania among the rising gen
Grafton of Washington. The alphabet has been ex
hausted two or three times Ia furnishing mysteri
GUS initials for the names Of the different societies
kOnls OF them are content with one letter, like the
tx" club, aud some want half dozen. like tn;
70. \. X. b. w p club. The latter club is Of
social order, and II Il limited that the initials stant
tUT One sweet kiss before We part
MIR Frank p. Armstrong, late Washington re
porter, who went North II short time ago for tn,
benefit Of his health, has written letter TO his ole
associates, containing the following ode TO "Th,
Reporter"
"HOw doth the busy reporHre
Improve each possible item;
He siCEs' the dog upon the children,
And watches til he bite en-:
Then grsbbcth he his note book close,
And with iiendish laugh,
lie rusheth back and writeth up
column and n half!
Ye city editor lOUketh over il,
And, with gathering frUwn,
lie calleth n ye repOrtRTe
'Ho craven, bile that DOWN."
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p1SGsp6 E hFR SSnTy sSss9G John R MISn
4 Moore, o6i% II 4 Pai,, 9h,G; ECsii No; Dean
fs il rs ard. nd; " rres'cy aud wiz. Mass; :
Lord f;ER ise%dlfp!d Ey Visitor TeMcoln p
sSSt BdSx Mass sG L F maR Ky y: II
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=; SEES Kate and Annie WI" Wright Phiisdeiph%:
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and dnashier lows " j. sirobei, NY. D0''s
81 L y: CLAYTON Mas; Gusenheimsr.
chicago r9f kc M
k ,in9y ' B2ston; w Austin Aig 50 Work;
cord n ii; Pctsr. Helm, Cumbcfi laid. Nd; " / Bird:
iicnerys Fails Iasaia y% Il ssisSSr, ' Il ];
N SsSh York. sassr New YORK. TGrk
borden p p,td Wa,2a Sswyers' = Dow;
( 3 LeSisi Va Mr. j n lewis Va John q Comfort
ney Va Jokn Brodhief. D Stw York, A'+'' N'''
p HIHgrGs.,Gen 7 L kosser, MIMI N Harrington,
Hon q II Williams, city s 4 Clay j. q Clay, tHes!
enne; Jas King. MOnlGnn Hon u Brodhesd, No:
Laurent. Miss Alice Oates und neice, Jno + Pail.
Oates Opera Company: Montasue, baltimore; A
BuiUrd Va ] d WOOlly and wife, DeadwoOd Il
Lockwood Boston; Il Sibley, 10 hester: II W Sihley
Rochester: II Dunlap, New YORK; g Il Maguhe, New
pnia; " A Gnietts. Boston: NJ 'rumpkins, New York;
" dodge. N J; IL Harvey Ill; Geo Sanlry and wife
Tenn.
HnperidL-Oates Opera Comparatively Allen
Mrs Hanger, Miss Livingston Miss Cnmpon, G = Cot.
Morgan, y +; iieo Mcdonald, agent Cal Wagner
SO Boughton, Philadelphia J Roberts, Y; 7 :
IAmphier, New Orleans: Holmes Oficy, George
town Mrs Pierce, Wis.
MstTOpolRdn-P II I.lverman, Y; Campbell
" y; 4 NJ Quinley, N Y; J stnni,y; Md: Hon 5 II
Rciliey, Pa ID l. Monroe; Nd y W Rcg ster, Md; Rev
J !. Nicholson, Va + Gilbert, Y; Il Boice n y
W Forester, IN Y; q NJ Hanson, " " II Doud Pa
q q Alexis Md; q Morse, Mass;
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very large audience was in attendance at the
lecture on "Chrysostom," by DR.. John Lord, at half
past two p. m. yesterday In Lincoln Hail. The
lecture, which is one Of a series on Great Benc.
fnctors," was exceedingly interesting, and was de.
lvered in beautiful language and simple eloquence.
The doctor gave a full history Of the life Of
Chrysostom. lie recited how when he went to
study law. his sense of honor rcyoitcd against the
practice, and he Joined band Of holy monks, with
whom he laborcd for six years. feeding upon the
simplest food aud enduring any sacrifice, until his
health became impaired aud he was obliged to quit
that life He then went to Antioch and assumed
the duties OF one OF the lower orders OF cccesasts
but his ambition, mellow, winning voice and rare
eloquence soon raised him above this humble posi-.
ton, and he was finally created bishop supreme.
How he was transferred from Antioch to CONSTANT
nople and became the cnyied one Of the Clergy and
finally through jealousy and intrigue he was OK.
communicated and sent into exile, and, after long
wandcrings aud suferings, he died.
The next lecture Of the course will be upon
"ilildebrand," OH Thursday, at three O'Clock.
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cRIMISAL couRr-JUsrIcE wYLIE.


A. NJ. McBlair attorney at law, made AFFIDAVIT
that on January 20 two Judgmcats were rendered
against Frances McBlair by Il. NJ, Davis, a justice
Of the peace on suits brought by william u. Moses.
The attorney notified the justice Of his intention to
take appeal but before the six days, allowed by
law for the defendant To perfect the appeal the jus.
tcc issued attachment directed 10 d. J., Hilton,
propounding certain mcrrugatOries with regard to
effects and goods In her possession and use. She
replied that she had IN possession aud use certain
furniture belonging to Frances MCljlair, which She
held under written contract that does not expire
until July !, 1873. The attachment WAS Issued and
placed IN the hands Of Constable G. n NJ IIubbell
who AT the time ofseryice threatened Mrs Hilton TO
return and levy upon the furniture Amer her
answer the justice Informed the constable that
the plaintiffs 10 the suit proposed 10 join issue bu
which Constable HubbHll took aud proceeding TO
the residence Of Mrs. Hilton, seized and carried
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Police Court,

tinted States clsea-Siephcn Taylor charged with
the larceny Of n silk handkerchief from Tom
Bowie WIS discharged. shelton Cruzcmburg was
sent u juil for six months for stealing set Of har
ncss from H. l.. Croplcy. George L. Ward assault on
7. q. Hoover: continued until to-day. George l..
Bailey. assault on William Carrull also continued
until to-day. George Ward. larceny Of clcnver
from Tom Hoover, was committed for further
hearing to-day Frank Amrine and John A. Stock.
man. fighting in the street. dismissed anil cOllatc.
raj ordcei To lac returned. Randall Henson and
James 3 Mothcrhcad were charged with engaging
In ARRAY Henson being the guilty one was fined
81 or ten days In Jail, mud MothcnhPad dismissed.
Albert Frederick, charged with Gssaulting Beverly
Buckncr with intent to kill was committed for a
further hearing. Alice smith aud Harry Coli.
flower each forfeited 81 for engaging In Gn aiit6y.
Samuel Banks and Ida Butler were sent to Jail for
a week for fighting In the street. Thomas Ken
ncdy threats against Hannah Driscol, was tent to
Jail for sixty days In default of 500 bonds Angus
tus aud Joseph douglas, threats against v; s Iiaw.
kns, were required 10 give their personal bonds to
Brown; continued for hearing until to-day A
noR, pros wAs entered In the ol Charles Cole
man and william Hcl charged with stealing a lot
Of copper pipe fiom e. Iicurch. rs the defendants
could no, DC identified. 4 similar plea was entered
In the case of ". MctiUrdUn, charged with stealing
some lar fixtures from Joseph G. Foertsch.
Distrid cdses.-Jamcs lOStOn, vag, was sent on
a picnic for thirty days. James Henry, same,
ninety days James Thomas. Robert Williams. and
Thomas Thompson, happy trio, will keep each
other company at the Branch for thirty days on
the charge Of being 'vsgs.' Charles Calhoun dis:
t,irbed the quiet Of ancient Georgetown ana will
spend Il week at the farm. Mary Holland was sent
down for the same charge for like period. John
jenkins and Thomas Armistead each paid 50 for
the fun of throwing stores. Edward johnson
knows now that the penalty for using bad words Is
a week ut the Branch. John Tideus, destroying
private property, could not find a saw buck to pay
for his amusement. and was wcepingly consigned
to the farm, where his board will be free for Il
month. George Washington viii spend fifteen
days with the boys at the wOrkhousc for being loud
aud boisterous. A matte pros. was entered In the
case Of X, G. Hewitt, charged with violating the
building laws of the District. Rachel Jennings
used "cusS' words, for which she was assessed V
dollars William q. Morton paid go for carrying u
nistDl
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OF THE DAILY NATIONAL REPU BLiCAN,
HAVING A LARGER CIRCULATIuS THAN ALL
OTHER MORNING JOURNALS IN WAsHlSe'
TON COMBINED
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Mn. EDITOR There is Il movement as you know
for the reorganization Of the courts here, and the
thing cannot be done unless Congress attends 10 it,
Allow me to give little OF my own experience TO
show the necessity for some change In the matter
Of expeditng justice. About three years ago 1t
seemed rXprdcnt for me u sue man who had
recommended Il tenant aud become surety for tie
payment Of his rent. At the time that he became
surety, and at The time the suit was Instituted, he
was pecuniurly responsible, but The pressure Of
business In the courts was 30 great that II was two
wears before the case could be tried and by that
time the surety had failed. So you see It becomes
quite question whether courts are Of much use IN
the recovery Of debts when IL takes long TO get
hearing. II would save money, perhaps, 10 abolish
them altogether 10 keep them Us they are seems
of little use. How many people can DO insured for
two years against falling IN these times?
LANDLORD.
WAsuINuTOS Fob o 1873
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away the furniture regardless Of the written con-
tract and against his circumstances, leaving her
nothing 70 sleep upon. The defendant aver that
the constable took the furniture without any ap'
1uiremcnts OF the exemption law. He notified the
constable that the goods were exempt and illegally
taken, aud requested him to restore them, but he
refused so to do. Upon this deposition District A.
torncy Wells appeared before the Court In General
Term yesterday, asking the action OF the court in
the premises, and that Hubbell be cited to show
cause why he should not DO removed from once
as constable. The rule was issued returnable April
4 lSTS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-12


SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
Mr.. Nathan W. Fitzgerald was admitted to the
bar. L. $. cx rel. AcManus VS.. Moore; submitted.
CIRCUIT CouRT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER
II. D. Boteer vs.. p H. Green ct al; Judgment by
default for slals. George II. Plant vs.. J. b. OIL.
colt ct al: judgment by default for SSH. Frazier
Vt. District Of Columbia jury out Henning VS..
Smith OH trial.
CRIMINAL CoURT--JusTICE wYLIE.
In the cases of the United States vs. Natoor, Hine
against all the parties. K. 4. Murphy charged
with assault on Lieutenant r. l.. Huxie, District
Engineer, an appeal case, plead guilty. fine Of
600 was imposed, together with the costs.
Henry Boxer wns put on trial TO answer the
charge Uf grand larceny In taking sllO from Joseph
+ Muchbach, Of Alexandra, VI, in November
when the jury disagreed and this was the case on
which the charge was made that the color
Ml Ssr being aufcS sh e Ss
defense and raised the point that the Govern
mcnt had failed to show any fcIonious intent OF
connected the accused with the larceny. except
that he might have received portion of the stolen
money; but in that case he should have been in.
d!cted S receiver, The court thought the prose
fcndUnt, and the jury returned verdict Of acquit
tai.
Prank Jackson, colorcd was arraigned for steal
ing goat, the property Of Maurice JOY, found
guilty. and sentenced TO the penltentiary for two
yearn.
william wilson, colorcd, an appeal ease, IN which
the accused was charged with the larceny of a
pockct-bOuk from Annie NJ. Wheeler. in January
last. The jury found him guilty, and the Cour
sent him to jail for six months
Howard johnson plead guilty To trespGssing OIL
the Howard University grounds and was fined sl(
and costs, without the attorneys fees.
Isaac Williams and Joseph Allen were convicted
of aSsaultng X. =. Dorsey in the Police COurt and
took nn appeal. They yesterday plead guilty. The
fine was remitted and they directed to pay tn,
costs.
Catherine Mcmahon was, In the Police Court
convicted OF assaultng Elizabeth Raft and took Al
appeal. She failed 10 appear when the case wa
called yesterday and the jury found her guilty. Sh'
was fined $40 In the court below; the Court in
creased II to SIS and costs and directed cupias u
be issued
Charles Honesty, Alfred Dover Frank Dover AM
William CUrrico were indicted for committing high
way robbery On L. X. Merry on December I'D last
A nOLs pros. was entered in the case of Frank dc
yer. Tho other three We're found guilty, but sen
tence was suspended.
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All arrangements have been completed for the
complimentary testimonial rendered by the ITALIAN
Club to It's stage manager, Mr.. Thad. X. sailer,
which will take place at the Opera.House, on Tues
day evening the 26ih instant. Robcrtson's bril-.
liant comedy Of Ours Is in careful rehearsal
with picked cast, and the interest manifested by
the members and friends Of the club indicates that
the affair will be one Of unusual prominence. and
substantial indication of what N justly due to "
sailer for the Invaluable assistance which has at all
Of the organization. Tickets are for sale by mem
bers aud at the stationery and music stores gener.
ally, and reserved seats can be secured from the
boS-sheet, at Whitaker & Sons, OIL Pennsylvania
hNcnne
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-12

Last night, about nine o'clock, drunken sailor,
named James sullivan, entered Harveys saloon,
corner of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue., and began raising row. The private watch.
man on duty at the place demonstrated with him
and tried TO persuade him TO go away. lie refused
and became more violent than before. when the
officer arrested him, and attempted to take him 10
the StatOn.house. lie resisted. and II was found
necessary 10 call for assistance. AMER considerable
trouble sullivan was carried 10 the Fifh Precinct
Station-homsC and Locked up for hearing before
Judge Smell tbs mnrning.