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National Republican., 1878-03-06
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"A strange colOrad infant was found on tho steps
of II. AIMS Infant Asylum, about haIfpaSt Ave
o'clock yesterday morning, aud taken In under the
roof Of The asylum.
1t may be that the bCll-puuch for alcoholic
drinks viii he put In in this District The mat
ter S now being GsitGIed before the Congressional
District Committee.
The Buarl Of Health would confer favor Oh
the people residing In the vicinity uI Twelfth and
I streets by removing the body OF the deal dog on
the adjacent common.
During the progress Of the ball nt Matiui', last
Monday evening. some thief entered the prUpriC.
tors room and stole II vHllablr uvcrVuat, several
shirts, Rnd a hands me ClOrk.
-SoOn-dny pnycr meot'ug arc being held every
day CT the Second Baptist Church rcOlOrrdI, on
street. between Eleventh and Twelfth. northwest.
The subject for this week il the "outpJurimg Of
Gods Spirit"
Yesterday evening, about seven O'Clock a col
Orcd man named Charles Patterson fell In III in
front of the City Hall Officer BynIcs carried him
TO Police Icadl Quarters where he was properly al.
tended 10 and altcrward sent to his residence, on
First street, between and l. streets northeast.
The collection taken at tho PnTal requiem
mass Gt 81. AlNyius Church amounted 10 s!T,
which sum was handed over to the Sisters in
charge Of St. Jpscphs Orphan Boys Asylum, and
the amount collected Mt 81. Patrick, on the same
occasion, So, was given by Fu;hcf Walter. 10 the
Ladies' Of Charity and the - Vincent dc Paul
Eocety for distribution Ia the poor of the parish.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
Made to "NIoye On"

Fifsr Nu'ipHT' Republican
For over year art ppor man, 80 crippled that
he can not work, has been IN the habit ui seat.
ing himself on the ground ncnrthe K-strrct Market,
and, with hat in hand, making mute nppca5 tr the
pns."rs by for aid. lie not All impor;unatc
bcg.ar. lie annoyed no one by demands. but he
accepted with ihaHk.uncSS amy pIttunCe that was
thrown tn HIM. TN Ss.urriGy policeman, lullIrg
along directed This man Ia take up his crutChes and
move on Now | know there is u law against beg.
gtng. bnt should thcrCn Il tc some discretion CNur
rIsrd In it, ruiDr cmrnt? live IN the ur.ghb r.
hood "f the market. have passed this man every
market day. He never begged. BI. III, c",drutl,
crippled condition excited sympathy, auh he was
the recipient OF many penny. which tony know
lci-C he generally invested III sniEr grtClr "f food
lie ,u"rivTcd with no one AMI Il CONS 4 ne uut.
RsrOuSy unjust that lie sh0uld have hcrW com
Ivcl to move. At the very moment that this
pOr Cr'np!c wRs directed to move 0n there was II
crowd 0f boys. white and cOldrrl. within twenty
ygrd@ ufhim di.puting over some game In most
pruidmr mGuucrhut there w l." attempt IN enforce
thC law GVtiu.t swearing In the street There Il Il
clnsS Of hrgs;lrs ur~I whom tho law should lie
strictly rp.yrcUi-ihuy are inpOrunHtcs who slD.
low people for squares, demanding pennies aud
almost DlIvfius liI.ulir when refused. The police
know Ihc'n. tat Tr do not Ofcn hear OF their ar
rest. Why should they h 90 zrniUuI In enforcing
law against poor cripple who WAS absolutely in
Offensive. II.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
The Potomac River Regatta.

The roio:!ac Boat Club which gave u, several
race. in 'fOur>" and single, last summer. pronrs
an open regatta this season II We will nsst them in
obtaining the money necessary to procure pTizrs.
They might invite the entire rowing fraternity Of
the country aHl not one crew would respond umrN,
there was prO,pcCt of carrying back with them a
trophy OF thoir skin and rmlurnucc. The Potomac
Club Nert two crews h. Snr"t ga hoping to return
with laurel. to the capital, hu, unfortunate Seer.
uOns assisted IN their defeat. We take pleasure in
commenting the efforts Of the rutJmHCs tOO our good
citizens, and hope Crrh one cal I'd uu by the com.
mttcO will contribute literally The hotel pr0prlr-
turs. railway manager and wealthy citi2rmS should
subscribe handsomely and encourage the club. In
order that th!. may be the Ts of series of Regatta,
oil our river, which may become as famous rs Snra.
toga Lake. The gentlemen COMPOSING the com.
mittec ucC"pt the responsibilities Uf the position.
and VIII announce Il subscription committee al The
club meeting this evening
National Republican., 1878-03-06
wurkingInru's Assembly.

Tho :cEi;llr meeting " the wnrkIngmcn's AS
emily was held Nt Eeck's Hall last evening, Mr.
NnhCr IN the chair. and Mr.. Taylor secretary.
Mr.. Thomas rrrH the committee on the National
Labor convention. submitted report favorimg the
holding uf the cOnvc:itlJu In Washington. aud also
ccc,imy delegate. when It + deemed rNpchirnt.
4 Discussion ciI,ltcd between MrSsfs Thomas.
Tclny. SplCr. and Mcdonald regarding the report
but II W'.s finally Gdopcl.
Mr.. Thun.a. reported that the committee nn the
lien law hrd waited on the District Committee In
the House Nul substituted the bill adopted by the
builder and assembly for the one previously pre-.
'"utcd. ThCy wcrc received kindly and the bill
had been presented by llnn. williams, chairman Of
the House Committee. Il has been decided 10 me.
moralze Congress In favor OF au early passage Of
tho hill.
Mr.. Taylor called attention to COM
mteC which had been appointed to drit a
bill for "ludcnurrd apprentices" No action was
taken, owing ~ the absence Of Mr.. Hamilton, who
mas charge Of the bill.
Mr.. ~pCr offered q resolution favorIng the eStah-
llshmcnt of a Statistical Labor Bnrcau" which
was referred tp the Judiciary committee.
The thanks Of the assembly were rendered Hon
S.CpX for hi efforts TO advance the interests Of
the WurEiugncn
\ proposition submitted by Mr. Mcnny. lcvyiny n
small tax each Icr month on the members of the
various Unions. waS not agreed to.
NJ other business Of Importance was transacted,
and the Assembly went into executive session.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
THE CITY HALL.
Tho Frcund- -Kiibourn Suit Comos to . sud-
den End ) oyeipents In the National Hotel
Outrage CRse-AssIgnmentsf for To-Day.

CIRCUIT coURT-cHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
F.s.6T Co. vs.. L. II. Douglass; Judgment BY
defnult. Gilmore & Gibson W. Finley; Judgu ent
by default 'Sickles 4 Cook w.. Steam Packet Com.
pany; referred to T. T. White Freund vs. Hullet
KiIbourn et al. In this case jury was Withdrawn
and the plaintf submitted TO q non.suit The
counsel for the plaintiff desired to enter nol'c
pros as 10 MesSrS. latta and Olmstcud, but the
cour ruled that if dischaTsC was taken as to one
or more Of the parties defendant II must operate
to all Of them, or be prosecuted as to all. Under
this railing the plaintff accepted non suit, which
dismi,cs the case with costs OH the plaintiff.
Taylor yS. rhemN Mutual Life Insurance Com
puny on trial. Morgan VS. RocSslo; order to clerk
To pay over money deposited by the defendant.
Equity CoURT-JusTIcE MACARTHUR.
Emerson VS.. streus ct al; bill dismissed, with
costs kcosh vs.. Gilbert ct al; current order di
rcctng trustee TO turn over fInd. Cook vs. Cnrlin
PRO rogic'5o aud substituting trustee. !. s. and T..
company Us. Sweeny ct al. trustee substituted III
rule TO show cause discharged. Heller ct al, vs..
Blake ct al; bill dismissed without prejudice.
schneider vs.. Browne; restraining order continued.
tiggS Ns; Scott; argned and decision reserved. Da'
ker vs.. Baker, decree for sale.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsTICE wYLtE.
Lewis James, larceny; not guilty. John Bettis
Head gully 10 assault ON William 4. Wallace; fined
50 and co /. The Q = OfIOhn L. Hunter, charged
WIN Essau,l AMI intent U kin Edward Mckay was
called, but the accused did not respond. Amer some
inquiry, IL was found that he vas already IN the
pelttCniinry serving Uut n tcntCuCc, consequently
the trial was Postponed.
(au appcGlL was called. The accused did not re.
Nlond, and his rGcognizenCe forfeited. 4 trial
,Vuk place In his absence. which resulted IN his
conviction, aud bench warrant was issued for h!i
arrest
Edward Woody. assault with intent to Kill j. W
FGiIlici trial commenced but not concluded.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
Or. keeling's Lecture.

The lecture entitled THE signs of the Time"
delivered In the Flrst Lutheran Church, Fourth
street, last evening By Rev. X. J. Keeling. D. D..
was listened TO by an oycrcrowded house, many
being obliged 10 20 away. unable 10 gain admit
,auce. The lecture. abounding in Interest enter
.Icasn, br. '' co,,tifiI oi W. M i'I
attention Of the immense Ru1ieGce-it being cStl-
mated at p'-from beginning to end. We are
pleased TO note the large pTr.cni Of those who en-.
Joy nne entertainments, u iH'lcrlIg testimonial
To the literary ehiltcs Oi the gentleman. The ora
tOrCGl iulcnt uf this tuent speaker deserves c~p.-
ClGl meuiUu Indeed It has not been our good for
tune Ia listen 10 more pleasing delivery than that
pose 7srd 10y thi, mRSt"rly orator, and wc hcspCaE
the Doctor ever again serve them In this way
RITTisbEry PI'rirI
National Republican., 1878-03-06
Permits To Build.

Inspector EutwisIc has Issued the f flowing per
mils: Mrs. Ellen Lenry, construct two twO-,tury
brick dwellings, strcct between Thirteen and II.
half and Fourteenth streets northwest 81 20. &.
e. Iluntley, construct thrrC-sipry brick dwelling
corner Of A and sixteenth streets. SgGr. jaime.
H. Mead. repair brick dHeliur III street SOUTH
east. SD H. Burnstinc, repair irulHo dwelling
corner of Connecticut Rvcnuc amt l. street north
west slj. J. {. MCShcIrv. repair u brick dwelling
Sixth street southeast; Sl.y,. JlIn". Reeves rr-
pair frame dwelling seventh street between l.
and NJ northwest; Slib. Henry Hawkins. rrIair a
immc building, Nineteenth street bctwt, Il INruly-
,ccond and Twenty y-third northwest ~. Julius
Roth build shed Gll Ninth street hUrthNc,l; 50.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
A Walking Miracle.
Mn. II. II. STEVE

Mn. II. II. SrEvESS.
DTtr SiT-lhOugh u stranger, | want to inform
you wi at VEGEIIN r. has dunp EIT me.
Last Christ SCrOtun made lis appearance in
syslpm--lRrle running ulcers appearing on me, ~
follows: one on c:cl Of my arms; one on my thigh,
which extrnde to the seat one on my head, which
ate lntO III" sSullbOne; one on lrft leg, which
bc.lmr hal that two ph, scans came to anlpntate
do 81, aS my whole body was nlll OF ScrOun they
deemed Il advisable to cnt the sore which painfl
beyond de,crntun, and there was u quart Of matter
run from this ono sore.
The phys!cians all gave me up TO die and said they
could do no more Tor me. Both OF my legs were
drawn up my scat, and Il was thought n did get
up again would be cripple for life.
When In this condition ! sAw NEbET1NF adyef-
tist4l and commence d taking II In March, mud fol-
lowed on with It until hud used sSe'n bottles; and
this morning am going to pluw corn, we'll man.
All my townsnen say II Is miracle TO sec me round
walking and working.
In conclusion Will add. when was enduring such
great suffering from that dreadful disease, ~ rfila
fprRyeh to the Lord above to take me OIt Of this
world; but rs VlIiErlNE has restored TO me the
llhSSings OF health desire more than ever to live,
that may be OF some service to my tel!Ow-mrn aud
! know of no better way TO aid suffering humanity
than To enclose yUu this statement Of my taSe with
M earnest hope that you will publish H. and Il will
afford me pleasure TO reply 10 cUInmu ion
which may receive thpI slrOm.
un, sir. very rCspccn fully,
WILLIAM PAYN.
AVERY, Berrcn Co.. Mich, July 10 lsi2.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
Ihr CmrtI,-EnH Cnsr.

The case OF T. Is. Ray. alias T.. H. Curtis, came ~,
before Ju iirC Wyr, in the CRIMINAL Cvurr yc,tCr.
day, for Il few minutes.
The Hc .U>c i uuGrr Indictment for Outrnglrg
tho person uf Mirs E!.a Tyd'ag,, Of R4ltimorr, Md
at the National Hotel, in this city, and the trial u
set for to- lay.
Colonel william \. Cook. OF the counsel for the
defense. made application frr suh!"runs l,r eight
pcrsons, residents of Baltimore, whom they de-
sire as witnesses at the trial.
district. Attorney Wells askol what they expected
tU prove by them.
Tits Honor said that II an affidavit accompanied
tho application II would he crnsidt ted
Mr.. Cook stated That he had placed the suhprnas
In The hands Of the Marshal, tn bc served In Balti.
more hut that 0tiCer hud ryiisrl tn rrrfrr,a tho
service claiming that he la hot the power iu do t.
liis Honor then directed that the summon he
served and the District Attorney volunteered - sec
that they were is,II..ri and served.
The trial promises to show s)me ClOsg and warm
Legal tiltink
National Republican., 1878-03-06
District Matters In Congress.

The Doa'd e Health had Il hearing yesterday bc-
fore the SENATE district Committee and cXpIa!rvi
several matters aPperIaining ~ the domain OF that
body, and likuly to he considered when the III for
anew form Of District government Is discussed.
The cleaning yf streets and alley. the ins Efficiency
Of the present sewerage system the organization Of
the health Departmental Of the District rhG removal
and abGt"mont of nui-emCcs-sl these subjects
came IN tor a share Of the comment by the ncm-
btls Of tho bGuTl present.
The House District Committee took punches " IN
thvI'n" yesterday. W. T. BcHr,Iey. of Baltimore,
agent lis the Clark Ocll-puuch, explained the
method Of that Instrument N the cpnntlcU. Dr.
MOilet Of !rginia, was also to have punched the
committee, but 'el,grnphed that he could not come.
II j. doubtful whether the committee will recon,
mend the adoption Of any punch: hwt il T.. very
probable that an increase uf the lccusc fec will be
nrnA AlLnl for.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
GREAT
1877 3
1873

1871 "HEAi 1873
- no'o ',,. yENNsYkyASrA R9ULE ,.',..n
TO rab HS HREE Tnk!k, srHN! XII sHtMnSn
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIflCENT EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WISH nNGrSY; rom Depot, cor
For P,SnR sihsh and and a ssrSS %ss % n daily with
19T Car to PnTrs aa ~ slSGp"E "G rGs s,e,So aS
nSEiIM%E II SHE XNb Mb fftS f1fGnau Il SGGA
and the North at lloD IN. daily except saturday
Yih P%lacc Cars t9 Watkins F2r wili,amsporI' ai,S
For @ SsS YSrk @ @4n% tGS last, ros m. and %, P. m.
pres Of Pullman rarlor c"rs, SaD a. u' daily er'
For ilrooSSn, Sew York, all through trains Connect
at Jcrspy City with boats OF "Br5cOl.lyn AnncS,,
afordinE direct transfer 10 Fulton street ayor,.
Ing double !errl'se and journey across Ne" YORK
FOR New York and the East i:so p M. daily, except
SUNDAY, with Sleeping Cars from washington 10
For Tiiiadelpna 1870 daily. except SUNDAY ana
pres, 30 a. m. daily, except sunday.
Accommodation for baltimore. as SD a. M. and AZ
For Pope,s Greek Line G;i1 a. IN. and IN p m daily
For Annapons O. i aud $50 and ~ .. m. daily
ALi;XASpnlN AND FREnERrCKsBuRa RAIL
NAY ANp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria, 81, G!O 10. H. a. N !. isO o.
Fur Ie S o1 G ssf& Via TcaSd n iS Sa m dy and
.r,. G;lo Y IN m daily eSCtp! sHndN .,,r,tor sin
@io lS il " N, i:aO. IS G:i6 and p m '''
Um Sunday at $50 and 10 q. N. and G:lg n M 49,.
comnrodstio,,s can l." nro,urcd at the "iccsNnorth
eRst curner Of Thirtccnh street and Psnns wanna ay'
yanla evrnue and nj tie depot where orders can be
len for the chGCkg of baggage TO destination morn
L. i. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. npi ijal.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
Welcome to Charley Nye.

A meeting to extend awelCUme TO Charley Syc
on his return from West Virginia, where he has
been Abprng In the temperance cause was held at
Lincoln Hall last evening. Judge Smell presided
and introduced Mr.. Nyc, who gave II brief sketch
of his lnbOrs In West Virginia. magnificent bas
ket Of flowers, with Welcome Home In dark
flowers 0n q bed Of white was presented by Bud
Engleson Oil hohRlfuf the ladies, aud beautiful
bouquet by Mrs. Mexican, Speeches were made by
Colonel Gray. Mr., Cunningham, of Virginia; Il. 5.
GrahaE, Joseph Williams, Bud EIgieslom, Dr.
Mason Noble, I. h. MarCnu. and others
some excellent music by the Misses Weaver, Miss
Hopkins and her brother contributed To the
pleasure uf the occasion. The hall WAS crowded
aud throughout the evening the greatest cnthu.
slnsm WINS mnmilusled.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
a Pheasant Party,

Crystal Fount Club, composed principally of
mcmbers Of G. +. Division Sons of Temperance,
gave very pleasant reception to their friends last
evening at Eindergartcn Hall. corner Of Eighth
and X streets northwest. The following commit.
tee did the hOnOS: Messrs. W. X. Davis, II. W,
Wright. e. II. Wlnehcrger. and J. W. White. Alex
anGcr E;glcston furnished the supper. Dancing
was indugGd IN until the wee sma hours, and the
the enjoyment rendered them. 4 large number Of
wrll.knOwu Temperance workers. with their wives
and swccthclIt@, dropped in during the evening,
aud gave evidence uf the zeal with which they
seek innocent pleasure, which Is eluacd only by
the greater cnthUsinSin they manifest In the great
work of rrfnrm nMl,iln.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
The Church OF the RedreInnr Entertain
ment.

The literary and musical entertainment given ut
Wnurl's Hall last cicniug for the benefit of the
church Of the l,rdcrmcr Wa success in every 10
sIcrt. Tho piano ,ulrs by Mr.. Lawrence were very
tine; Mr. \. :. Rove sang and played well, ami Dr.
G. c. Cpx gave II spirited rcading from "MarnInn"
Dr. J +. Johnston, whose reputation aS uUc Of our
best baritone, is wcll established, sang Ring on
sweet Amgrlu- In fine sty'c, Mrs, y, :, Fisher
who made her dchw before Washington
and wa, enthusiastically cHrTcd to which
She responded with a pretty ballad. She
and Dr. Johnston subsequently 'ung Il feel Thy
Bli>Sful Presence Mr.. IwcCdalc read some choice
selections, and was warmly Rpplautci. The sup
per table aud Virginia kitchen, under the KILLED
supcrv IsIOn of Mrs. Captain shoemaker and Mrs.
Il. smith, funiSheda n delicious bill Of fare aud
wa, libGrUlly patrnnlIed, The Hover stand under
the charge If Mrs. MI Hes and Miss Foster and the
fancy tables presided over by Mrs Bliss Mrs Shel.
don Mrs Saats and others did a thriving bust
ness for uu hour or two after the exercises were
over, while II small string band furnished excellent
DIOupuhl lie music.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
Funeral of In. Late Mrs. v. NJ. My.rs.

The funeral of the late Mrs. virginia NJ. Myers took
place yesterday afternoon, at two O'clock from
the residence Of her mother Mrs Robert
Brown, on New jersey avenue, Capitol liill The
remains were encased In a beautiful cloth covered
caskct Of walnut by W. u. Spcarr, undertaken. and
the iuturmunt wRs made In the family lot in the
Congress lOnal Cemetery The burial services which
were very impressive were read by Rev. In.
ByrOh sunderland aud Jphn Chester, Of the
Presbyterian Church, und the pall-bcRrers were
Nrs,Ts Henry IOwles Charles Il. Bryan, W. 4.
ElmDlstpn, thRrlcs Pursuns. Colonel james 4.
Tut uHd j j. Chapman. The hid Of the CnSkct was
completely hidden with iiOal tributes from
irirrd, Of the dpgoaScd
National Republican., 1878-03-06
.aU ISEh ESTS.
Isay,non,l-"Risks," !"

Mr. Raymond and the excellent company par.
tIcpatms IN the rendition of the new puy, Risks"
4, the SatlUEa Theatre were greeted last night By
MI audience Of the numbers aud appreciation to
which the entertainment provided by the present
engagement is certainly entitled. Tie general Rd
nj alton Of Hr. RHymOnd's IemjcrtDn ItH.brOkC In.
Of witnessing 40 excellent sIeciinen OF character
acting Manager Ford announces the comedy OF
London Assurance" for Friday night. the occasion
of MT. RRymund'S benefit. The beneficiary Will mp.
pear As Hirk Nrtidic.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
TEMPERISCE.
Murphy's Successors.

The frs; of contemplated series Of meetings
under the auspices OF the Washington branch Of
the National Christian Temperance Union, organ
lied last Saturday. was held last night at the Con-
grcgationa Church.
The meeting was conducted by Dr. Rank
sistod by a splendid corps of singers, with in, as
BiSchof at the organ. Professor
Short speeches were made by Mcssrs. Litch6c'd,
Dewey. Judge O'CunnOr. Of the state Department;
J. u. Dunning. and the Hon Mr.. Brauscombc OF
Minnesota. The church was we'll lllled, and warm
interest was manifested TO the close.
Quite number signed the pledge.
The second meeting will be held at the Street
Baptist Church, Friday evening, the sth instant
National Republican., 1878-03-06
GEORGE G. BELL,
THE ELECTRIC Pen.

Lady and Gentlemen Agents wanted on sglary and
CnmImIsalOn. iehll.4m
National Republican., 1878-03-06
Theatre COui1ue,

The Performance at the Comique last evening
was witnessed by large audience. Jake Budds
sketch Of Amateur Theatricals' opened the show,
and the east embraced all the reliable" people
connected with the theatre. Murphy and Morton,
IN their srng and dances. were loudly npplaudcd.
"PUnvh" Walton l. smmcnsc Belle FG!rmUunt has
choice rSperDirc Of songs, which she renders IN
charming manner; and the Dc Alvcs sisters sean.
Ion aud rruuiu, aud Harry Kennedy I'LL out bill
which would be hard To suTpass.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
Tho New nuIldIng at Georgetown cnIIcge

Tho foundations Of the new building in Progress
al Georgetown College have been completed and
arc ready to receive the super,truCture which was
Intended to have been of brick, with stone trim.
mngs II has been decided now, however to
build entirely of stone, the walls to he Of blue
gncIss with caps, sills, &c, of Ohio frccsOnG,
making u handsome combination Of color and all
imposing Appearance, worthy Of such venerable
Institution. The change does not affect the plans
already agreed upon, The stone for the walls is
ming, are being prepared in ohio, u be forwarded
heI0
National Republican., 1878-03-06

Composed of twenty genuine negroes, whose drl.I.
cations Of the grotcsquc and amusing phnNcN of
plantation life, including songs dances, jubilee
walk RrOunds. &c. &c, have been everywhere rec
Ogu!zed as the genuine negro minSirely Of Amer
lea. viii commence an engagement Of three nights
al FurIs Opcrn. HOUSE, on Monday, Mnrch u.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
A Pleasant Reception.

The spacious parlVrs Of Judge and Mrs. Jordan,
On Massachusetts avenue, were crowded yesterday
afternoon by the eias Of Washington, the occasion
being Ons Of Mrs. JOrdaus weekly receptions She
was assisted by a bsyy Of beautiful young ladies.
Particularly noticeable were Miss Waite, Miss Plat,
Miss Ida Miller. and Miss Kat9 Humphreys.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
Rev. 0. T. Walker says:

Tho following unsolicited te'tlmOnh from Rev. o.
r. Walker. u. D., iprmeriy pastor uf BDwllpin squire
Church. IL SION, md at present settled In Providence
II. l., must he deemed Us reliable evidence. No one
should fail to observe that this tcsinoIip! Is the
suit OF two years experience with tho use of NEGE-
TINE In the Rev hr Walkers family, who now pro-
nOuncrs II invaluable;
Pn0yiDESCE, H. l., iGI TRASsIr STREET.
II. X. SrEvESs Esa.
feel uund 10 express with my signature the high
value | place upon your NEGErISf. My family
have used II for the last two years. In nervous de
blty IL Is Invaluable, and recommend II to all who
may need an nTigCrgtng, enOvatIng tonic,
o. 7. WALKER,
Formerly TaNor OF BOwdnlisluare Church,
Boston.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
Race at Brightwood.

An interesting meeting Of the horse" fraternity
was held yesterday at Brightwood Park, the occa.
sion being race between horse owned by T. NJ.
Dransy and one owned by William Boswell, best
three in Ave. The race was won by Mr.. Draney's
horse, he taking the three last heats. The meeting
was one OF great interest and considerable money
changed hands.